Body Double

On the first day of sharing the gospel with a stranger, I decided to call my grandson’s friend named Mia. I’ve never had a full conversation with here besides the common small talk. Since she is a part of the growing group called millennials, I was interested in speaking to her about the gospel. Mia grew up in a Baptist household and eventually became baptized at the age of 16. Although she does not regularly attend a Church, she still believes in God. Despite this, her understanding of God is quite

Going in to see Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson, I expected the show to be similar to the popular Broadway show Hamilton, loosely based on the life of Andrew Jackson with songs to support the storyline and characters. As the story unfolded, I found that the plotline was a little disjointed and hard to follow, and many of the songs seemed to come out of nowhere. There were elements of pure history infused into the play such as the mention of dates and battle names on the TV screens between individual

The art work of Gerrit Van Honthorst called The Concert was painted during the 15th or 16th century. The title of the painting gives a clue as to what is happening within the painting. The painting is an oil, canvas. The title The Concert suggests just as in the painting, a group of people is gathering for a concert. There are intense muted hues of yellow, blue, red, and green. The painting contains traditional linear perspective and the book placed on the table helps create the 3-D dimensional on

“I double dare you to tell Sean that you like him,” Katie says. Katie, who is my crazy and outgoing best friend, actually expects me (Katherine) to do this or she promises to do it herself. Katie and I have known each other since birth. Our moms were pregnant at the same time and we were born just one day apart. We have survived school so far and we are now freshman. Both of us have sleepovers every weekend with other girls to get to know them better. It was me, Katie, Becca, and Brooke playing

When analysing music it is important to consider several factors that are vital to the make up of a song. We must consider pitch, harmony, and timbre. Harmony is an important part of a song and can be achieved by playing or singing the intervals in a chord after the root note. Harmonies are often utilized by backing singers and instruments such as guitars to create a thicker or more emphasized sound. Pitch is another important ingredient in a song. The pitch is essentially what frequency the notes

Many could ask the question how a novel could lead someone to commit a murder. In the 1980’s this question swept through many individuals around the world. “Read The Catcher in the Rye, that is my statement.” These are words that came from Mark David Chapman after he took the life of Rock and Roll songwriter/singer, John Lennon. A&E produced a documentary about Chapman, the murderer of Lennon. It spoke about how and when Lennon was executed, the reasoning behind why Chapman did it, the childhood

the "double jeopardy" principle based on the amendments in the Criminal Justice Act 2003. The question also seeks to evaluate the impact of the amendments on the system of justice in England and Wales. In lay terms, double jeopardy means placing someone on trial a second time for an offense for which he/she has been previously acquitted, even when new incriminating evidence has been unearthed. Athenian statesman and philosopher Demosthenes was one of the earliest to conceptualise the double jeopardy

this has meant many criminal cases have been solved. However due to the current double jeopardy laws, criminals who have been previously tried cannot be apprehended for their crimes. The current double jeopardy laws are one of the leading factors as to why murders and other criminals are allowed to walk free. The double jeopardy laws must be amended to ensure these criminals are properly punished for their crimes. Double jeopardy is “a defence to a prosecution for a crime, raising the claim that the

1 As society changes, our legal system evolves with it. Prior to the Criminal Justice Act 2003, the principle of double jeopardy meant that a person couldn’t be tried a second time. This act amended this principle, allowing serious crimes, such as murders, to be re tried if some new evidence became available.We will be asking ourselves if these amendments has greatly improved our system of justice, by focusing on why these amendments were made and whether the advantages of such a reform prevail on

In Double Indemnity, lighting plays a key role in visual design. Throughout the film there seems to be and absence of light when something secretive is going on. It is night time (or dark outside) when Walter begins to confess his actions, when Phyllis and Walter continue to meet, and when murders take place. This aids in presenting the dark and mysterious actions of the characters and adds a sense of danger. Shadows, also a play on lighting, seem to follow Walter throughout the entire film. This