The Flicker

Tyler Ferraro sat at the computer desk in the Flicker Film Society office, all around him is film equipment and binders withholding information on various previous and future Flicker projects; on the window seal, a slate and a golden Sammy Seahawk trophy for “Outstanding Marketing Material”. His long pale fingers raced away on the keyboard as he made incessant modifications and reviewed over the club’s YouTube page—this was the norm for a Thursday afternoon. He’d arrived for his office shift an hour

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Change Blindness: A Literature Review on Attention When going about our daily lives, just how much are we missing of the things around us? Visual attention has fascinated psychologists and now research is being carried out to distinguish to what extent, our attention or the absence of it, can affect our day-to-day lives. Change blindness is something we all experience at some point, some more than others. By definition it refers to the failure a person has to notice a change that would otherwise

can draw attention. Change blindness studies are designed to eliminate or block these transient signals by inserting a visual disruption when the change occurs (3). Flicker Paradigm studies examine the occurrence of change blindness and attempt to explain the inability to not see that which is directly in front of our eyes. The Flicker Paradigm demonstrates the essentiality of attention in the process of seeing (4). The alternation of an object and a modified version of that same object is interrupted

In the poem, “The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock.” by T. S. Eliot, synecdoche is used to tell us more about the narrator. It is used to show us that the narrator is aging and to tell us that he is unhappy with his life. The author uses synecdoche to show us that the narrator is growing old. This is brought up in the line “And I have seen the eternal Footman hold my coat” (500). Here Eliot uses synecdoche with the words eternal Footman to tell us that the narrator has seen the Grim Reaper, which

He goes into his house and tries to call someone, but the monster is heard through the line. He runs into the shed and grabs a shotgun. He hears a noise behind him. It is the demogorgon. Before it takes him, the lights flicker one last time and he is taken. In this scene, two signs of foreshadowing are shown. The first is that Will didn’t roll high enough so he got taken by the demogorgon. They are showing that in the near future, he will be taken by the demogorgon.

attention to specific features in a visual scene can be critical in ensuring stable perception. (Cavanaugh & Wurtz, 2004). We can overcome this phenomenon however, if the right amount of spatial attention is allocated to the changing features. The flicker paradigm has become a useful psychological tool in change detection. It allows us to rule out influences from other known causes to change blindness such as eye movements, visual saccades, or a change in location. It has been designed so that any

boards, salmos, flicker shads, rapalas. I will mainly use rapalas cause they are deep divers. My dad and grandpa both have a couple fish and I don't have any. We get a lot more white bass than anything and I don't have one fish. I like to fish but it sucks when you aren’t catching anything.

And perhaps at the end of a star's life, the star personified would ask, "What was the meaning of it all?" And perhaps at the end of a galaxy's life, when the last star blows out in a magnificent implosion, as the last cell in a man's body flickers out, and his heart stops, you hear that star shout, "WHAT WAS THE MEANING OF IT ALL?" A man who follows the teachings and ideologies of Friedrich Nietzsche might answer

Baumer says “We are little flames poorly sheltered by frail walls against the storm of dissolution and madness, in which we flicker and sometimes almost go out...Our only comfort is the steady breathing of our comrades asleep, and thus we