Dynamite

My goal for this infographic is to represent the stereotypes that are shown in the television series The Boondocks and Black Dynamite by using offensive pictures to induce the shock factor in my audience, but not so much that they lose sight of what is being depicted and why. For example, when determining what image to use for “Support Racial Beliefs” I was tempted to use a clipart image of the KKK, but realized that it would be too offensive. Instead, I settled for an image of Riley from The Boondocks

The peculiar, low budget, film called “Napoleon Dynamite,” by Jared Hess and Jerusha Hess, wasn’t expected to have a profound impact on viewers. Yet, despite its sparse plot, the portrayal of personal growth resonated with many and proved that even the most eccentric of people can undergo change. At the start of the movie, the main character, Napoleon Dynamite, is a quirky social outcast living in rural Idaho, and depicted as a self absorbed flippant teenager. However, as the movie unfolds, Napoleon’s

It was hard for me to watch this movie and separate Napoleon’s behaviors from his friends and family members. Many of the things he does and says are like those of the people around him. His overall weirdness was not behavior that I immediately would have identified as Asperger’s, rather someone who is simply a little odd. However, as I continued to watch the movie I was able to find certain examples that could be red flags for Asperger’s. From the very beginning of the movie, it seemed like Napoleon

The movie I picked to do this culture analysis on was "Straight Outta Compton". I had the opportunity to watch this film a few months ago, and I completely loved it. I was not raised in the United States so, my knowledge about the group N.W.A was very little. I had always heard about them, here and there. I even recognized a few of their members like Dr. Dre and Ice Cube separately, but never imagined their history and why their impact was so big. N.W.A and their members had to go through a tough

Daniel Nelson, Keleti Aeton(Stuart), Cody Hosier, Adam Mayne T-N-T’s Ta Go a Dynamite Idea Introduction TNT’s Good Ta Go diner started off as a small shack near the run down shell station deep in the heart of Buena Vista. They only served to go orders and had a small client list for catering. After the first three years of business the customers had come too really like the food. It was real homemade food one of the few establishments that was able to create homemade food for a reasonable price

but one of the worst things that we do to damage of them are using dynamite and cyanide to catch our fishes. Dynamite fishing is particularly used near Tanzania, because fishermen find it easier to catch fish by killing them and the letting them float to the surface. Rather than them using a net, because it would either snag on the coral reef or miss all the fishes. The dynamite technique consists of throwing any type of dynamite or waterproof exploding object, into the water, waiting for it to reach

the Industrial Revolution while advancements in science and medicine altered the lives of people living in the new Industrial cities .While it may be true that many inventions were created during this time ,it can be argued that the light bulb and dynamite had the greatest impact on society. In 1819, times were different .The conveniences we have now and sometimes take for granted, were not available to people back then .One of those things was the invention of the light bulb. There was a need for

then won the title by sneaking a pin from behind on 'Dynamite' Pete Dunne in a 4 way by grabbing a hold of his tights. He has since controversially held onto the title by going to a no contest against MVK Valkabious and surviving a 6 way elimination that saw him spend 95% of the match outside the ring. 'Dynamite' Pete Dune gave 'The Badman' his 1st loss in Kamikaze Pro at Versus last year and Marshall will be looking to avenge that loss. 'Dynamite'

but cannot penetrate rock. Would a pick be best, or would dynamite be better — or would dynamite be too indiscriminately destructive? If the rock is impenetrable, if dynamite would destroy what one is looking for, is there another way of getting information about what the rock holds?” (Barry 5). This statement is able to display the use of metonymy in several ways. This can be seen as the statement is comparing a shovel, pick, and dynamite to different tactics that a scientist would use. Also, the

but cannot penetrate rock. Would a pick be best, or would dynamite be better — or would dynamite be too indiscriminately destructive? If the rock is impenetrable, if dynamite would destroy what one is looking for, is there another way of getting information about what the rock holds?” (Barry 5). This statement is able to display the use of metonymy in several ways. This can be seen as the statement is comparing a shovel, pick, and dynamite to different tactics that a scientist would use. Also, the