Then in 1987, I was encouraged by my good friend, Greg Albrecht, to write a book about the topic. Together we worked on the project and gave the book an initial working title of “Beyond Backward Masking.” We complied backward messages from both music and speech and found many common trends, and most principally, the fact that these backward messages usually related to what was spoken forwards. We found that if a lie was spoken in forward speech, the backwards speech would often correct that lie and speak the truth instead. Additionally, we found that if pertinent facts were left out of the forward speech, the backward speech would often put them in. We also noted that the backward messages occurred approximately once every 15-20 seconds
My project was to help the community through a hospital by supplying them with raised garden beds
Football is not dangerous because scientist has invented new and softer protection for players. Since 1990 they have improve shape, padding, and outside material to prevent concussions. This has improve because in 1970 they invented the full faces mask that came with polycarbonate material to absorb combat. But in 1960 the shoulder pads were improve with plastic shell and foam to protect chest and shoulders.
In the play Ola Nā Iwi, by Victoria Nalani Kneubuhl, the importance of bones to Hawaiians was revealed through a riveting journey where bones were stolen from a museum. The story then followed the bones where they were smuggled into Hawaii, switched between multiple people, and almost taken by Pua, before finally ending at a resting place. Throughout the story, characters used masks and deception to hide anything from their ethnicity to their true intentions. Kneubuhl showed how masking can be good and bad and used masking to give commentary on events in Hawaii through the use of the characters Erik, Kawehi and Pua.
2.) Who is this author? What are his/her expertise in relation to this topic? What is his/her experience with this
This observation standpoint will allow for the data that is collected to exhibit the thick description that will provide a complex understanding of the ways that the creators of the cultural object of mariachi interact with the social world and the receivers of this particular cultural object. The people that are involved in these settings where mariachi is played along with the contextual intricacies that is provided by all the social actors involved will be utilized to better understand the complete cultural diamond of mariachi music as a cultural object.
It is a very unique project because it includes little amount of materials and research.
He will have a rubric to follow which includes the components needed for the task. The final product will be turned in to me for review and then compiled with the class for a new book of tanagrams.
1. State the title of the project, where you’ve found it, and the year it
The film The Mask You Live In was written, filmed and directed by Jennifer Siebel Newsom. It was released on January 25, 2015 at the premiere of the Sundance Film Festival. Jennifer also released a similar film called Miss Representation, a film about what the expectations of a woman were according to the media. According to the film, using hyper-masculinity among boys and young men through parental teachings and social expectations in the United States negatively affects them psychologically as it affects their way of decision-making and become more isolated throughout their lives. I firmly agree with Newsom’s message she was trying to send out to her intended audience, the parents and our society at large communicated through statistics shown as title sequences and the testimonies coming from boys and men who were once at-risk.
One of the books I would choose to use to continue writing the assigned article
of the members were given and we were asked to finish a project on a
Masking-up of negative situations helps the character neglect the true meaning of the pessimistic scenes and bypass them with ease. In Three Day Road, Xavier witness the death of Gilberto, a fellow soldier: "...just as the smile on his face blooms into a red flower. He collapses onto his knees..." (236) Here Joseph Boyden describes an unpleasant incidents with floral imagery, resulting in contradicting emotions of the scene, thus balancing the dramatic effect that the description has on the character. Allowing the character to cope with the agony.
As part of the requirement of this assignment we used the social inquiry approach. As a self selected groups of five we began by planning the deadline for the different task and who was responsible for each task, as the first part of the social inquiry process. I find that through working as a group for this assignment we were able to utilize the strengths of each member of the group. As a result, we were able to maximize the quality of each section of the this assignment. After completing each section, we would give each other feedback and possible improvement to once again maximize the quality. To make everything easier we decided to use google doc to work on our assignment so all work is live and open for every member of the group to see.
For example to start the year off we worked on a project called makeshift poetry, which was a combination of humanities and physics. The project was to create a poem and find a way to
The second project we were assigned that year and that I enjoyed was to research two authors from the 1800s or so, in collaboration with a partner that we got assigned to. For the first author we had the option to either create a power point presentation or create our own website about that particular author. My partner and I choose to build our