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Nathaniel Leon March 15, 2017 Mrs. Lewis Animal Project Paragraphs Turtle (Leatherback) Scientific: Dermochelys coriacea Common Name: Leatherback Turtle Feeding and digestion: Turtles sustain solely on jellyfish and other delicate bodied spineless creatures that buoy in the water section. This meat utilization causes them to have solid stomach related proteins. Be that as it may, they swallow their nourishment with next to no biting. Stomach related catalysts and acids inside the turtle's stomach

Los Angeles 2019: Sprawling, Overpopulated and Uncaring The Los Angeles of Ridley Scott’s Blade Runner is a vivid and meticulously imagined cityscape. The film relies heavily on intricate set pieces and models, and Scott devotes a relatively large amount of screen time to sweeping shots of the city and images of its buildings and advertisements. These images not only give a setting for the characters, but also provide a rich context for the narrative. Specifically, the architecture, planning and

Running from Reality Blade Runner is a film directed by Ridley Scott which is bursting with symbolism. Throughout the movie it is able to demonstrate one fundamental question – what makes us human? Within the film, the aforementioned range of symbols are presented in a certain order which helps us reach our own conclusion for this question. One group in particular which play a momentous role in the film are those symbols which relate strongly to religion. Within the film there are symbols that are

Human and Alien Relationships in Alien and “Bloodchild” Ridley Scott and Olivia Butler both took the topic of aliens and made it their own. While they have different story lines, there are still distinct similarities, but many differences as well. Ridley Scott took the idea of aliens and with that he created the movie Alien. In this movie, the humans are awakened from their sleep capsules to explore a distress call from an alien vessel. An alien attacks one of the crewmembers and that is when the

The Operant Manifesto Crucify the last two letters from my last name and change my first. Call me Emmanuel. For all one knows, Samuel P. Huntington could be right about the reasons for this “clash” he describes as being “global”, a clash which occurs in the near future. Let that future hold its destiny in its hands for now. You may remember his argument, about the source of our “great division” being cultural and “not primarily ideological.” It is this that I plan to expand on but not at the expense

In the summer of 2000 a box office hit was released. “Gladiator” was a brilliant action film set in Ancient Rome, which appealed to over 15s from both genders. The film was hugely successful and raked in over $190,000,000 in the U.S box-office and $434,000,000 worldwide. However the film wouldn’t have been nearly as successful as it was without the help of an exciting and gripping trailer to appeal to the target audience. Trailers are very important in the film industry because it’s the one

Analysis of the Gladiator Trailer Trailers are important to films for a number of reasons. They promote a film and present it to the target audience, in order to encourage them to watch the film. Trailers also give the audience expectations of the film. The audience like to know what to expect of a film before they go and see it. The audience is given a taste of the story and the basic plot. This is done by showing an array of clips that are edited to a certain degree

A Psychoanalysis on Ridley Scott’s Alien In 1923 Sigmund Freud noticed the clash within thought and mental processes which led him to identify three parts of our psyche. He referred to these as the Id, Ego and the Superego. The Id is ‘the primitive, unconscious basis of the psyche, dominated by primary urges’ *. It comes from the initial instinct to satisfy our needs and desires what can be known as the pleasure principle. The uncontrollable repressed part of our psyche, for example a newborn child

YWCA Indianapolis P.O. Box 40264 Indianapolis, IN 46240 T: 317-250-8593 EM: ywcaindy@sbcglobal.net www.ywcaindy.org Questions for “The Thing Around Your Neck” by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie Cell One 1. What were your thoughts on this first story about the spoiled boy, Nnamabia who stole from neighbors and his own family and always got himself out of whatever jam he was in? 2. Why do you think his family let him get away with such actions for so long? Could you tell they treated boys differently

I love America, I love Americans - one of my best friends is American and I have been over there on 7 or 8 occasions. I love the American way of life,their attitudes, their hospitable nature, and I love their petrol prices - £1.20 a gallon last time I was there!!! On top of their lifestyle, they have some spectacular scenery and some awesome theme parks - not to mention maple syrup and peanut butter and jello!! Plain and simple I want to be American, and one day I would love to live there. My first