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    Australian contemporary artist Gordon Bennett’s acrylic painting Camouflage #7‚ references the war in Iraq and issues of secrecy‚ depicting the late Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein. Evident in Bennet’s incorporation of appropriation art in his creative method‚ ‘remix culture’ enables artists to open up and re-define the way language and images construct identity and history. An interdisciplinary art practice consisting of painting‚ print‚ photography‚ installation and performance reflects how Bennett

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    11th juror 11th juror is a watchmaker and he’s German. Because he’s a watchmaker‚ he has attention to fine detail and is precise. He sticks to the facts and bases the evidence on facts. He’s one who has been taking notes throughout the whole case. On page 29‚ he says‚ “Pardon me‚ but I have made some notes here” and “I have been listening very closely” so that shows how much attention he pays and how he sticks to the facts. He has received prejudice and stereotyping for being German and is bullied

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    quote makes it clear that Juror 10’s prejudice affects his decision‚ “They [foreigners] think different. They act different… they don’t need any big excuse to kill someone… They’re violent.” Juror 10’s bias led him to believe that the boy on trial was‚ by nature‚ violent. This would‚ without doubt‚ influence him to deliver a vote of guilty despite any evidence that could potentially exonerate the boy. There are several more instances of bias in the play such as Juror 4’s preconceived notions about people

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    A person may not use a form of communication not based on formal language system because:  They are deaf and may have to use hearing aids. When communicating a Professional should then make their body in a position that is important. A professional should make sure they are facing the person and they can see their mouth.  A person should speak clearly‚ slowly and distinctly –a Professional should not shout as this might distort communication and make it harder to lip read  A professional

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    PHOTOGRAPHER Gordon Parks once explained the complications of his birth this way: "I was born dead." Gordon was his mother’s 15th child. His survival as a newborn was miraculous. The doctor gave him up for dead‚ but an assistant asked if he could try his hand at getting the child to breathe. The family collected all the ice they could find and surrounded the newborn with an ice bath. Voila! Instant life. Every day after that was a gift. From his first breath Gordon Parks broke all

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    Effective business communication. Table of contents Executive summary Introduction Current situation Problems Objectives Approaches to improve communication Multicultural training Managers: Leading not managing Buddy system Interpersonal communication; Retaining diversity Conclusion Bibliography Executive summary Crumbles Biscuit PTY LTD is a large biscuit factory that employs a culturally diverse workforce. This report is aimed at recognising current situation and evaluating the

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    Released in the 1930s‚ the film serial titled Flash Gordon tells a sci-fi story of a protagonist’s journey within a foreign planet. Throughout the movie‚ many concepts can be noticed within the screenwriting. However‚ these aspects had flaws that weakened the plot in various ways. Overall‚ the film’s screenwriting is adequate as it was biased but still good enough to tell a story when considering the time period. One of the many important elements of screenwriting are the main characters as stories

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    Frank Savage was a high-ranking military general with an authoritarian style leadership. Savage was all about doing thing by S.O.P. (standard operating procedure)‚ doing things by the book. Savage wanted to make sure that all subordinates knew that things were going to be held accountable to his strict‚ authoritarian style of leadership. When Savage arrives at Archbury military base after taking Keith’s position‚ he is allowed to pass through the security entrance with out showing credentials.

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    Book Report - Twelve O’clock High 05-01-2004 “Hard luck.” This is the term used to describe the United States Air Force 918 Bomb Squad during World War II. At a critical time in the war against the German Luftwaffe‚ the airmen are subjected to a new strategy dubbed “daylight precision bombing.” As a result‚ the bomb squad’s accuracy increases‚ as well as‚ their casualty rate. Morale of the 918 is continually sinking along with their performance. At this challenging time‚ command-orders demand

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    of the theatre and displayed the original clothing that this production was using. The costumes were all created to match the outfits worn by the wealthy during Shakespearian times‚ made from silks and linens transporting you to the 1600�s‚ recreating the Globe�s theatre original productions. Staging was used effectively during this performance and continuously broke the fourth wall but not for the same effect as Brecht would have intended‚ instead to engage the audience. The theatre had a proscenium

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