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animating something. Chang, Soojin. "Pixar's 'Brave': An interview with lead animator, Austin Madison" http://www.dailycal.org/2012/05/04/pixars-brave-an-interview-with-lead-animator- austin-madison/ (2012) The interview is between The Daily Californian and lead animator, Austin Madison. Madison discusses the research done for Pixar's film Brave and the keys needed

Analysis of Andre’s Mother by Terrence McNally The play, Andre’s Mother, by Terrence McNally is a story about accepting death and is based in a story about a young man who died before telling his mother that he was gay; leaving the man’s partner to break the news and to inform the mother about how much he missed seeing her and his fear of being rejected by her, in the time before his death. The theme of this story is to live life everyday with no regrets. Throughout the symbols and references you

The midseason finale of "Empire" Season 3, "A Furnace for Your Foe," left a major cliffhanger that made fans puzzled and worried for the life of Lucious Lyon (Terrence Howard). It looks like the death of Rhonda (Kaitlin Doubleday) is still taking its toll on Andre (Trai Byers), although he is trying to move on. According to Billboard, Andre is getting the help of his new love Nessa (Sierra McClain) to forget his late wife. With that, he is seen throwing his wedding ring into the ocean in "Empire"

from nature. We seem to now think we no longer need nature or ecosystem for survival. On the contrary, we only exist because of nature and ecosystem. Society needs to acknowledge this and start working towards ways to incorporate ecosystem in our daily lives as an essential; one way we can start is by conserving one of earth’s most valuable natural resource, water. What is the one thing humans, plants, and animals all have in common? We all need water in order to survive. Water is essential for

force and statewide restrictions are put into place. In an article titled ¨The Wrong Way to Think about California Water¨ by Michael Hiltzik, the author rants on Californians for the amount of water that they use daily, yearly, and constantly. However, the argument only supports one side. Nowhere did they mention how much water Californians have already cut back when told to reduce how much water they use. The paragraph only criticizes what we are doing now, other than coming up with reasonable ideas

California residents are beginning to feel the effects of the worst drought ever recorded in history. Wells are drying up, unexpected fires, and decreasing groundwater water levels are leaving Californians desperate in creating and putting in motion new water rationing projects for the whole state. The cause for the drought is just “Man made,” Carly Fiorina, former Hewlett-Packard executive stated . More and more lawns statewide are being ripped apart and replaced by fake grass to cut down water

to commit suicide there would be a 15-day waiting period between the doctor’s agreement and the issuance of the prescription (The Times). PAS is not only legal in Oregon, but also in Washington, Vermont, New Mexico, and Montana. More than 70% of Californians support the legalization of PAS and no bill has been introduced since 2007. American culture has been emphasized that citizens of the United States have the rights and freedoms to make personal decisions. PAS needs to be legalized in California

Marshall "attempted it between two shakes, and found that it could be beaten into an alternate shape yet not broken." He told the men working with him: "Young men, by God, I trust I have found a gold mine." On March 15 a San Francisco daily paper, The Californian, printed the principal record of Marshall's revelation. Inside two weeks, the paper had lost its staff and was compelled to close down its printing press. In its last version it told its perusers: The entire nation, from San Francisco

Can you imagine living in a nauseating, vile, and disgusting manner? Well Californians can. Currently, the state of California is in the midst of a severe drought. This drought is one of the worst droughts in the state’s recorded history. Due to this drought, more than a thousand of California’s residents have lost their water. The drought sparks a conflict for the residents. People can not bathe, use their toilets, wash their dishes, or do anything with water. Because of the overuse of groundwater

the demand for water will outweigh its supply, leading to massive drought. California especially faces this problem since it uses the most water out of all fifty states in America. The California Water Science Center states that on average, each Californian uses 181 gallons of water every day, which amounts to about 355,000 million gallons a year. They also state that in a typical Southern California city, the most annual rainfall gained is 19.5 inches, which is not enough to sustain large communities