Shot glass

When you look back on life, do you regret any of your mistakes? Sometimes I look back and pity myself and think about how badly I wish I could go back and change certain decisions that I made, but reality hits you real hard in the face and guess what… you can’t. That’s pretty much how my story goes, but there’s definitely a lot that I, and others, can learn from. I can slightly remember that earlier part of the morning when my parents were leaving for work, my mom first around 7:30 A.M, and then

Taking risks and trying new things is a thrilling moment for me. I can usually pride myself on being adventurous when it comes to trying new food. Either trying a type of cuisine foreign to me or choosing a new restaurant, I can always say that I will try anything at least once. If it is a dish in a restaurant I have never tried before, or something that a family member or friend made, I always think that nothing is so appalling that one bite may kill me. It is an exciting time for me, as I might

items I needed to get this formula into my system. An empty double shot glass, one shot of tequila, saltines crackers, and 16oz glass of lemon water. I drew out 50 units of insulin into a rig and injected it into the fat on my stomach. I ate about 5 saltine crackers. Then shook the beaker to blend the cocktail one last time. Poured into the empty shot glass and immediately drank it. Shot the tequila, and drank all the 16oz glass of lemon water. Within seconds, it doubles me over and took me to my

uncertain futures due to the economic struggle of the Great Depression. • The depth of field indicates what is significant in the street shot outside the cigar stand, having the Tramp, policeman and stand owner in focus. As the Tramp is escorted to the paddy wagon several observers walk into the frame and into focus, enhancing the narrative. • The composition of the shots in the paddy wagon refers to whom the significant characters are, in the way that the Tramp and the Gamin are positioned in the very

In the film “The Equalizer”, a thriller/action directed by Antoine Fuqua, there are several key scenes that build the storyline for the movie, however there was one scene that engaged my attention and I found had great relevance as I studied this film. It is the first fight scene where Robert McCall fights a Russian group holed up in a hotel room. Significant aspects that I noticed Fuqua use in this scene were the characters actions, camera techniques and lighting. I feel as though these 3 techniques

in shadow when he speaks to a young girl, Elsie. We hear the conversation he makes with her, but we see only his shadow, which is ironically shown on a reward poster for his capture. Lang then set up a parallel action sequence by intercutting shots of the murderer with the young girl's mother. The culmination of the scene relies wholly on sound for its continuity. The mother calls out for her child. Each time she calls for Elsie, we see a different visual: out of the window of home, down the

high-angle shots, and tilting shots. Specifically, the use of high-angle shots reveals significant turning points in Dae-su’s life, where he is powerless to resist or do anything at all. The first time a high-angle shot appears is after Dae-su’ release from the police, where he disappears from a public telephone booth after calling his family. As Dae-su disappears, the shooting angel transfers from tracking shot to high-angle shot. Although Dae-su is unaware, the

you must resist the temptation of trying to rip every single ball past or through your opponent on the majority of your shots. There are less than 1% of players who can do this and still win the majority of their matches. In other words, the selection of different shots and playing styles are all like a different type of poison, each with an accompanying antidote. There are no shots in tennis that do not have an antidote. After playing tennis for even a short period of time you will begin to notice

theory in basketball is a “fallacy.” Evidence suggested that there is no scientific reasoning for being able to improve one’s odds of making a jump shot, if the previous three shots were made. New evidence presented by, Andrew Bocskocsky, John Ezekowitz, and Carolyn Stein, suggested that there is a better chance of making a shot if the previous three shots have been made. The authors have used equations that take into account different aspects of the game, which could influence “hotness.” Previously

Scarlet and you are." I grin. " I am Ansel, Ansel Rossi." He introduces himself. " Well, Mr. Rossi. I feel like getting more shots. What do you say?" I slur. I walk through the crowd once again and fall to the floor. I began to laugh and feel a hand in mine. Ansel, helps me up and he puts an arm around my waist and takes me to the bar. We or well, mostly me take shots of the tequila from earlier. " I love this song, come dance with me." I say moving my hips toward him. I grab his hand and we