Hand grenade

The army, to put it lightly, does not take control of out of hand situations correctly. All they do is throw tear gas grenade after tear gas grenade and then start shooting. At the start of the protest, it was not so bad because they would not shoot to kill, but it gradually got worse. Emad cares deeply for his family, but he also takes his sons to the protests, to show them what is really happening and to show them why their people are fighting. Emad also uses his footage to encourage other people to join the effort and it works well. Then, things get worse and people start being killed and gunned down. Even Emad himself gets shot at and beat up. He also serves time in jail for allegedly throwing a rock at the army during a protest. After he gets out he is put on house arrest for a couple months. Finally, after five years of protesting and rioting the court decides to tear down the barrier and return most of the land. This is a bittersweet victory, however, because a concrete wall is built a little further from the village. As Emad goes through hell and so do his cameras as told by the title of the documentary. The events that are captured throughout the documentary are recorded piece by piece on each of the five cameras. His first camera was used to capture fun events that went on within the village until the riots started. After that, it was destroyed by a tear gas canister hitting it, which also injured Emad’s hand. He receives a second camera from one of his friends and…

improvements that would prevent land erosion, improve drainage, and reconfigure trails to enhance Home Station Training support. He has earned many accolated for his Home Training experience and for formulating training events for the 12 Combat Aviation Brigade and many other units conducting Home Station Training at Oberdachstetten. 2. Mr. Viegas has taken the initiative to assist in the RTLP program by designing and providing lessons learned from his previous deployments to OAR. His…

quickly comes back to your hand. Now just like the actual yo-yo, this toy in particular shows the childlike state that people often fall into while at war. The intensity and harshness of war bring out some crazy things and oftentimes people need something to remind them of a simpler time like their childhood. The yo-yo is an easy place for this, and by using his yo-yo, Mitchell Sanders was able to keep his internal yo-yo calm, cool, and collected, as he is one of the most consistent and logical…

As human beings, we have the ability to create anything we can imagine because of our fingers and thumbs. We are extraordinary beings, making a life for ourselves by working our way to the top. We can make, extend, and terminate life, we can make amazing sculptures and machines, and we can live life the way we want it to, if we work hard enough. Hands make us who we are and my visual rhetoric is about the importance of hands. I chose this topic because of the diverse aspects of it; the different…

Facilitator vs. Teacher How can you distinguish the difference between the two? A teacher is an expert on a particular subject and looks to conveys that knowledge to others through a lecture platform. A facilitator does not have to be an expert on any one subject. He or she creates discussion and learning within a group. A teacher dictates the conversation, while a facilitator guides the topic of conversation, letting the participants create the discussion; it is a student-centered approach to…

He is unsteady on his feet and incapable of articulate speech. He understands gestures. The Creature views Maria’s giving of her hand and then flowers as a sign of kindness. The Creature smiles and laughs. His mood is light and blissful. He lives in the moment, rather than generating complex plans of action for the future. The Creature’s assumption that if flowers float, then the pretty human could float too, displays some intellect. The Creature is portrayed as a playful, innocent, and in…

C.J Butcher Lydia Vigilantism There has always been a debate between pro and con vigilantism and will most likely always be. When the police officers aren 't able to get to the scene in time and someone is in danger what would you chose to do? Even though in some situations self defense is okay, things may get out of hand and worse damage may happen. Self defense in certain situations is the right choice. No matter how many time the cops are able to make it to the scene before anyone gets…

treat differently than people who broke something. It was interesting to me to see all the different things she used with the patients such as a wax, or even a goniometer. On downtime she took me over to the hospital to check out the occupational therapy over there. Deb is a hand specialist, so even seeing the equipment and the rooms was interesting because both were so different. 4-10-16 (10hr) I started the day by doing some laundry. After it was all done drying I then folded it up and put…

producing sparkles within it. The woman laughs at the sight. “So much attraction! I’ve never witnessed the crystals igniting so fiercely before, darlings.” I shy away from Will, unable to face him. The crystals settle in the bottom of the sphere. “Exactly!” the woman say for the twelfth time. “Give me your hands, both of you! Quickly!”…

Why Not!” Mrs. Harris inquired, placing her hands on her knees and doing the awkward adult half squat in an attempt to look me more directly in the eyes. “I don’t have any friends in there.” I raised my hand in a feeble point towards the door, my finger reminiscent of the Park/Mudd Pirate hook. “Well we can fix that.” Mrs. Harris turned towards the classroom and yelled something I assumed she told the class about my problem. My mind whirred trying to figure out why she would do something like…