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    In the article of “Pursuing the Science of Happiness,” this would be the perfect example as to how to be scientifically happy. The essay explains how do you define what happiness is. Marijuana can simply make you find what is happiness with all the different kinds of things it can help you with. So you have heard the question “Should marijuana be legalized or stay illegal” many times already. This won’t be the last time you will hear it either. As it is illegal in most areas around the world,…

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    Mise En Scene In Vertigo

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    tops the list. Alfred Hitchcock and James Stewart were household names in the 1950’s. Stewart had appeared in more than fifty films, and three of those fifty were directed by Alfred Hitchcock. The two had previously worked together on the film Rope in 1948; the film Rear Window in 1954; as well as, The Man Who Knew to Much in 1956 (Spoto 569-576). Vertigo, released in 1958, is the fourth, and final, film Hitchcock and Stewart worked on together. Stewart starred as, John “Scottie” Ferguson,…

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    Brush Stroke Reflection

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    Franklin D. Roosevelt once said, ‘’ When you get to the end of the rope, tie a knot and hang on.’’ Those words were practically my motivation and expectation during this semester of my first year in college. As a recent graduate from high school I knew I didn’t have all the material I needed to proceed as a college student; however, I wanted to take the advantage of my education. It was a eerie feeling the first weeks of college. Being in this class I expected to grasp the information and…

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    Today we are leaving Fort kearney, Kenneth has the wagon fixed and ready to go, i mailed our letter yesterday afternoon and they should be happy to get it when they do. We are following the South side of the Platte River for 170 miles, then we will be at the California Crossing. From there we need to cross the south Platte river to get to the North platte river to follow it instead. We are almost to the California crossing and we are all doing just fine but Juniper is very tired and wants to…

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    sure why. I would ride our horse around in a circle while my dad was holding the horse with a rode. That was until my dad decided that I was ready to ride the horse by myself. As an eight-year-old, I was terrified when my dad untied the horse from the rope. Once the horse was released and started to pick up its pace, I instinctively pulled the rains to the point where the horse slowed down. My dad noticed how fast I acted and that I was a natural. From then on, I was allowed to ride the horse by…

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    Studying a problem can be accomplished in two ways – experimental research and observational research, and there are advantages and disadvantages to each. In regards to the speculation concerning what creates a genius (inherent genetic advantages or intense practice at a young age), this paper will discuss the validity behind the nurturing explanation and the creation of an experiment to help prove it. First, there are various pros and cons to the types of research that can be applied.…

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    punishment, or as it’s better known as the death penalty, as an option within the judicial system has existed for centuries with mentions of such acts stemming all the way back to the bible. The act has had different variations changing throughout the course of time ranging from those as terrible as public centralized hanging or burning to those seemingly better such as lethal injection. Modern day demonstrations of the death penalty have been over-saturated more and more over the years…

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    A Game Of Risk Essay

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    which recognized Portugal's rights to territories it had discovered along the West African coast as well as the enslavement of infidels and non-Christians captured there. So what does this really mean to the explorers who will forever be altering the course of history for the Indigenous peoples? Was the hostile war-like conditions justified? Was the little matter of genocide justified? The Catholic Church measures their own thinking that every little deed that they wrote upon was answered in…

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    in cinema with a particular eagerness to experiment. This is reflected by impromptu appearances in his films. For instance, in Rear Window when fixing the clock in the songwriter’s flat. He also experiments by using the rolling camera technique in Rope, the montage of Psycho and the frequent use of the Kuleshov Effect throughout his films, usually used with an extreme close up of the camera into a character’s face, emphasizing the actor’s facial expressions (Peter Wollen, 2004). This is often…

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    When comparing “The Lottery,” and “Trifles,” some may begin to think about the running theme to both of these literature works, which is murder. Shirley Jackson creates a mysterious short story on how a town stones one person to death just for the sake of an old tradition. Susan Glaspell creates a play based on the feelings of one women who is so confined to her home, she eventually kills her husband without remorse. “The Lottery,” is insightful by showcasing what it is like to deal with a past…

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