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 Music Video Evaluation Essay
Music video evaluation

This is a group project which was to create any type of music video for a client.

First we had to contact a band, Byron contacted someone he knew which in the end didn t go
through so after a few weeks we was back to square one. We then started contacting other bands
and artist which we should have really done at the start of the project. We did get a group willing to
make a music video with us. However this process took much longer than it should of.

After contacting the band we arranged a meeting to discuss ideas for the m7usic video, what kind
they would like and what song they would like to feature in the video. This meeting was very
productive loads o0f ideas were passed through which then made the project to come along a bit
more, we then arranged some dates to film, this was rather difficult as we all had busy schedules
however we got a couple of dates that was suitable for all of us. The only thing that could of
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I also learnt when working in a group you cannot rely on other people, and it is best if you all have a
copy of the footage so if someone is away you can still carry on and work. In addition, i found that
communication with in your group and with the client is essential, as we lacked a lot of this and it
did affect us. I also learnt a lot of editing skills along the was such a adjusting the contrast and
brightness which were new to me. I also learnt about synchronizing all the audio up, which was
quite difficult at some points, as we did not always have the lips to synchronize it up to. The video
turned out good in the end it was slightly different as planned but our clients were pleased with the
outcome and were happy to work with us. We also worked well with our clients, which was
defiantly our strong
 Christine Darden
Before NASA s computers were made from metal and glass, they were made of courage and a
mathematician s brain. In the 1960 s humans sat down with a pencil and a piece of paper to calculate
problems. Christine Darden was one of them. She started at Winchester Avenue High School and
then went on to Virginia State College. Christine Darden started off high schoolat Winchester Avenue
High School. She soon transferred to Allen High School. Allen High is a Methodist high school in
North Carolina that has been around since the 19th century. In 1958, Darden graduated from Allen
High School. Christine Darden was the valedictorian of her class. Soon after graduation, Darden
received a scholarship to enter Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute,
 Burtons Snowboards Essay
Case study questions: Burton Snowboards Q1) Analyze Burton using the competitive forces and
value chain models. When examining Burton Snowboards we can see how they considered
factors of the competitive forces model in an attempt to expand globally. Traditional customers At
its peak burtons controlled over 40 % of the US snowboarding market and remains the market
leader despite growing competition. One way Burtons has stayed market leader is by being
adaptable and dynamic which is a competitive necessity. Burtons take feedback from its customers
very seriously and will move quickly to meet their needs. An example of this is if a rider tests a
jacket and recommends re positioning a zipper, Burton s production line must be able to... Show
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Inbound logistics One problem that Burtons faced was the handling of overdue purchase orders in
the procure to pay process, which consists of all the steps from purchasing goods from a supplier
to paying the supplier. SAP and Burton worked together to improve communication between
warehouses and supply chain efficiency. A management dashboard developed with the help of
SAP shows how smoothly a critical process is running at a certain point in time. Information from
the dashboard helps Burtons users identify inconsistencies a problems that should be monitored
more closely. Operations SAP analysts helped Burton identify the top 5 transactions that were most
critical to its business operations. SAP and Burton worked together to improve communication
between warehouses and supply chain efficiency. Sales and marketing Burtons take feedback
from its customers very seriously and will move quickly to meet their needs. An example of this
is if a rider tests a jacket and recommends re positioning a zipper, Burton s production line must be
able to make this adjustment quickly and easily. With the help of SAP analysts, the time taken to
complete the available to promise process was reduced from hours to 20 minutes to complete
(Available to promise, in response to customers order enquiries, reports on available quantities of a
requested product and
 John Hay Open Door Policy
John Hay, the Secretary of State, first articulated the Open Door Policy in 1899. The Secretary of
State s intentions for the Open Door Policy was aimed to secure international agreements for
policy, trade and commerce with China. Prior to John Hay, American policies with China were
conducted under similar principles however, were not official until he put the policy in writing and
proposed it to the powers in Europe. The Open Door was not an official United Statespolicy but was
considered notes sent between the Far East in the late 1800 s and half of the 1900 s. The Open
Door notes were never a policy and were only drafts of notes sent between John Hayand European
countries in an attempt to establish equal trade commerce and equal port availability regardless of
nationality. John Hay battled for years throughout the 19th century putting these notes into place. He
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Hippisley and William E. Rockhill (history.state.gov). Both these men, experts in China economy,
believed that China trades and port access would be best protected by an agreement. Hippisley and
Rockhill suggested an agreement that would provide a formality in trade and commercial activity
among European powers. During the same time the United States had just won the Spanish
American war and had gained control of Guam, Philippines and Hawaii. With growing economical
power, the United States became increasingly interested in China trade. Hippisley and Rockhill
proposed their ideas to John Hay. Hay would construct and draft the initial agreement. John Hay sent
the preliminary notes of policy to the countries that had an interest in trades and the ports open
around China. These countries included Great Britain, France, Russia, Germany, and Japan. The
original proposition was to establish a free and open market for equal trading opportunities between
all nationalities invested with
 Themes Of Sandra Cisneros
Readers of Sandra Cisneros are able to identify major themes throughout her work. She makes
these themes evident because growing up she experienced some of the feelings and emotions
that her characters do, which is why she is able to write with such passion. Displacement and
isolation are two themes that Cisneros makes evident in her work. Readers will see these themes
in Woman Hollering Creek, Mericans, and Eleven. In Woman Hollering Creek isolation and
displacement play a big part in the main character, Cleofilas , life. She marries a man whom she
believes she is going to be with forever, however that is not the case when her husband decides to
do things to her no husband should ever do. Cleofilas tries to pretend that everything that happens
to her is normal by faking everything she does and feels. At the ice house where many people
come to have a beer Cleofilas goes to accompany her husband because if she does not she will be
seen as a bad wife. [...] she is invited and accompanies her husband, sits mute beside their
conversation, waits and sips a beer until it grows warm, twists a napkin into a knot, then another
into a fan, one into a rose, nods her head, smiles, yawns, politely grins, laughs at the appropriate
moments [...] (Cisneros 223). She feels so out of place that instead of trying to make conversation
she would rather stay off to the side and pretend like everything is fine. Cleofilas first longs to
experience the American Dream, if there is such a thing,
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basement floor in those operations. Many were reached by passage through large expanses of fast
food operations, occupying space leased from the supermarket.
Department stores carried a broad range of merchandise categories and, in that sense were
comparable to
North American department store operations of the 1960s and early 1970s, before the development
of “category killer― specialty stores and price clubs. Each store or chain operated within a
narrow range of price points, with some very noticeable price point differences across chains. Retail
margins were in the range of 10% to 15%, with high price point stores taking even higher margins.
Department stores and supermarkets usually bought directly from manufacturers.
Wholesalers sold to a range of smaller sized stores in both the larger and smaller urban areas.
They generally bought at the same price as the large direct accounts, and worked on margins of
3% to 5% of their selling price. It should be noted that there was not always a clear distinction
between retail and wholesale, in that some retailers acted as a wholesaler for some lines, and some
wholesalers sold at retail as well. Van dealers sold to downscale corner variety stores and small
market stalls. They sold in very small quantities (e.g. three to six pieces) and ex truck and on a cash
basis.
In 1989, approximately 65% of Johnson Johnson sales were direct to retailers, 15% to
 Risk Management and Concert
XSU Spring Concert
You are a member of the X University student body entertainment committee. Your committee has
agreed to sponsor a spring concert. The motive behind this concert is to offer a safe alternative to
Alta Vista Baby (AVB) Week‐end, a spring event in which students for X University rent houseboats
to engage in heavy partying. Traditionally this occurs during thelast weekend in May. Unfortunately,
the partying has a long history of getting out of hand, sometimes leading to fatal accidents. After one
such tragedy last spring, your committee wants to offer an alternative experience for those who are
eager to celebrate the change in weather and the pending end of the school year. You have just
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Concert must be over by 11:30 P.M.

XSU Spring Concert

You are a member of the X University student body entertainment committee. Your committee has
agreed to sponsor a spring concert. The motive behind this concert is to offer a safe alternative to
Alta Vista Baby (AVB) Week‐end, a spring event in which students for X University rent houseboats
to engage in heavy partying. Traditionally this occurs during thelast weekend in May. Unfortunately,
the partying has a long history of getting out of hand, sometimes leading to fatal accidents. After one
such tragedy last spring, your committee wants to offer an alternative experience for those who are
eager to celebrate the change in weather and the pending end of the school year. You have just
finished a preliminary scope statement for the project (see below). You are now brainstorming
potential risks associated with the project.
1. Identify potential risks associated with this project. Try to come up with at least five different
risks. 2. Perform a risk assessment to analyze identified risks.
3. Develop a risk response matrix to outline how you would deal with each of the risks.
PROJECT OBJECTIVE
To organize and deliver an eight‐hour concert at Wahoo Stadium at a cost not to exceed $50,000 on
the last Saturday in May.
DELIVERABLES
Local advertising.
Eight hours of music and entertainment. Secure all licenses and approvals.
MILESTONES
Concert security. Food venues.
Secure
 My Immortal Analysis
Death
My Immortal by Evanescence conveys the same tone and mood as the scene in Catcher in the
Rye, where Holden ruminates about his deceased brother while writing Stradlater s composition.
Holden constantly has Allie s death on the mind, and it is the main source of his depression.
When Allie died, Holden broke all the goddam windows with [his] fist because of how upset and
enraged he was (Salinger 39). He mentions that his hand still hurts... once in a while (Salinger 39),
which mirrors a lyric from My Immortal describing how the speaker s wounds won t seem to heal,
[the] pain is just too real . Holden constantly refers back to Allie s death when in distress, and [tries]
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End of Innocence by Don Henley depicts Holden s biggest fear, entering the corrupt adult world.
This song would match the scene where Holden s Little Shirley Beans record for his kid sister,
devastatingly shatters. It symbolizes the end of innocence for Holden and how no matter how
hard you try, innocence is something that cannot be preserved. Despite him [offering] up [his]
best defense by encasing it in a big envelope, it still broke into about fifty pieces (Salinger 154).
Holden damn near [cries], it made [him] feel so terrible, but all [he] did was... [take] the pieces...
and put them in [his] coat pocket (Salinger 154). Holden now accepts the fact that even his best
efforts cannot preserve innocence. Similarly as the end of innocence approaches in the song, the
speaker just [lays their] head back on the ground , symbolizing acceptance just as Holden does by
putting away the pieces and not making a big fuss. This terrible event fuels Holden s dream to
allow children to play while he protects them from adulthood. He has to catch everybody if they
start to go over the cliff with the cliff representing the line between childhood and adulthood. Holden
imagines a place where [children] can go / untouched by man , even though he knows that it would
be
 Testing The Accuracy Of Eyewitness Testimony
The concepts that are covered in the experiment: Testing the Accuracy of Eyewitness Testimony are
how the memory part of your brain works. Also, the colors that help memorization is also included in
this experiment.Another thing that is covered in this experiment is whether or not someone is able
to regurgitate information back after 20 minutes. Another thing that is covered in this experiment is
the types of memorydisorders. Tips on how to keep a healthy memory are also included. Also, the
steps to creating a new piece of memory is also covered in this experiment. Another thing that is
included in the experiment is the timeline as to how we know memory today got there.
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1 to 2 hours after the first trial, the same subject will watch the video again and he or she will also
fill out the survey again and the answers will be rating based upon the accuracy of answer. 3 being
the answer is right and 1 being the answer is wrong.
There are 3 necessary steps/types that are crucial to forming a lasting memory. Step 1: sensory
memory, step 2: short term memory, and step 3: long term memory. These are the three types of
memory that are needed to build a lasting memory. Sensory memory is the shortest memory in the
shortest term memory element.One of the types of memory allows you to remember information
through the 5 senses. The brain will remember anything that happened from 1 second to 60
seconds using the sensory part of your memory. An example of sensory memory is: I got hit in the
head with a purple yo yo. After sensory memory comes the short term memory. Short term memory
acts as a scratch pad for temporary recall. Short term memory holds small amounts of information.
Anything something that took place in front of your eyes for longer than 60 seconds, the short term
memory section of the brain will remember it. This section of your brain will allow you to recall
that information in the next few hours or days. An example of short term memory is: time on the
clock 10 minutes ago. Lastly, comes long term memory. Long term memory, is used to store
information of a set time
 The Great Athenian Tragedian Euripides
Chaos and disorder have been prevalent throughout all of human history, but from it has emerged a
great deal of order and truth. Societies have fallen to ashes, from the biblical Sodom and Gomorrah
to the Holy Roman Empire. After their immense reigns and chaotic ends, we have extracted
inestimable lessons and truths. Disorder has the potency to align and place things in order once it
has rattled through a period. In Greece s history, several prominent figures have captured this theme
in their writings, like the great Athenian tragedian Euripides. In Euripides Greek tragedy Medea, one
of the pervasive themes is order out of chaos. Medeaturns on her direct familyfor the salvation of her
future husband and betrays her homeland. She perceives her repayment as being replaced in the
bed of her husband with the Corinthian king s daughter, along with being exiled from Corinth.
Medea becomes an embodiment of chaos, as she is overtaken by furious hatred and passion for
revenge against civic and familial order. In this paper, I will argue the chaos that ensues after
Medea and her husband Jason s disastrous breakup unintentionally reveals a moral order. Medea s
decisively drawn plan of revenge establishes the value of loyalty, as she punishes those responsible
for her betrayal, and strongly establishes a woman s role in a patriarchal society. Medea s chaotic
acts draws attention to the truth of marital values and establishes these values even before the chaos
has calmed. Medea s
 Self-Promotion and Celebrity Endorsements of Healthy...
Self Promotion and Celebrity Endorsements of Healthy Lifestyles

In his book Celebrity and Power: Fame in Contemporary Culture, P. David Marshall states The
close scrutiny that is given to celebrities is to accentuate the possibility and potential for individuals
to shape themselves unfettered by the constraints of a hierarchical society (246). Therefore,
celebrities are seen as role models for a lifestyle that might never be fully attainable by the average
person, but can be imitated. What is ironic then is that following a celebrity endorsed lifestyle does
not create individuality, but reduces it. While celebrities endorse products, they also appear in
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Both phrases are denotationally persuasive, letting parent know that following what is said in the
ad will lead to happy children and good parent child relationships. The way to achieve this is by
reading the information, but also buying concert tickets and supporting the band. As well, near the
bottom of the advertisement, the tag line We All Make a Difference appears under the Budweiser
logo. By adding this in, parents can also be persuaded to enjoy the beer responsibly as the company
projects itself through this advertisement as one that is concerned for the health and safety of
children. In all these ways, the linguistic messages of the advertisement go well beyond promoting
the cause, but also promote the celebrity endorsers, and in this case, the product which the
advertisement is deterring children from.

The iconic messages in the advertisement are also at work to achieve the cross promotional
result. The non coded Budweiser logo works in conjunction with the tag line We All Make a
Difference as discussed above, to promote the brand of beer. What is more interesting however, is
the use of the band s image as a coded message. Each of the five band members are looking directly
at the reader, with serious expressions on their faces, presenting a sense of importance in the
 Reaction Paper On Modafinil
Modafinil

Modafinil is a very powerful wakefulness promoting drug and stimulant that was developed to treat
narcolepsy as well as other daytime sleep disorders. Its ability to prevent fatigue and sleeplessness is
just a part of the bigger picture. Extensive testing has indicated that it offers quite an impressive list
of cognitive benefits ranging from mental alertness and enhanced mood to better memory, reduced
fatigue, improved reaction time and increased motivation.

Modafinil has been listed as a Schedule IV controlled substance and is usually sold as a
prescription drug and typically, it is prescribed under names such as Modapro, Sun Pharma
Modalert, Alertec and Provigil. Originally, it was created by a French medical professor Michel
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The action of Modafinil on the hypothalamus is what is believed to elevate the levels of histamine
thus greatly contributing to alertness and wakefulness. The effects of Modafinil have been shown to
wear off when the natural neuronal histamine is depleted by an inhibitor that is quite powerful. It
runs counter to methylphenidate which reacts in a manner different from the histidine
decarboxylase inhibitor, fluoromethylhistidine.

Oxerin/ Hypocretin: Much of the wakefulness promoting action of Modafinil is attributed to its
action on the hypocretin, rather oxerin system of the brain. It is situated within the hypothalamus
and is responsible for regulating appetite, arousal and wakefulness. The most common forms of
narcolepsy are usually caused by a lack of hypocretin which Modafinil addresses by acting directly
through oxerin neurons. By stimulating these neurons, the production of histamines and other
neurotransmitters related to alertness and wakefulness is also enhanced.

Benefits and Effects of

 The Pack Internship Grant Program
The Pack Internship Grant Program was founded to expand access to high quality internships for
Nevada undergrads in all majors. How will you personally benefit from an opportunity to complete a
paid, local internship?

Currently, I am a sophomore studying Molecular Microbiology and Immunology at the University of

Nevada, Reno. As a college student, one of the most important aspect of my education career is to
gain different kind of experiences from opportunities that are offer at the university. Personally, I
believe that completing a paid, local internship can give students, such as myself, the chance to gain
valuable work experience and build networks and connections, while applying knowledge and skills
in real life settings. Every type of experiences that exist, such as internships, offer me the chance to
enhance my strengths, understand the world around me, and to push myself in continuing to
develop as an individual to become successful in life. For example, I was selected as an art intern for
the Summer Business Institute Program in Summer 2014. Throughout the eight weeks of
exploring to arts, I had an opportunity to work with a team of artists to create a mural and an art
piece for two local community centers in Las Vegas as well as organizing a civil engagement
project for a neighborhood that have families who are in need of financial aid. As a result, we were
thanked by the families to sponsor an event for their children to enjoy art for a day. Reflecting back
on
 Media and Body Image
Ever wonder why more and more teenagers are having issues with their body image? As society
grows, more and more young adults are becoming self conscious about their bodies and how they
look. Girls and boys alike are taught, though not verbally how they should look, from celebrities
they see on TV to toys they used to play with and magazines they read on a daily basis. Media
make being satisfied with how your body looks extremely difficult and it is getting out of hand.
More and more young adults are developing eating disorders because they strive for the perfect
body. What is body image? Body image is how a person sees themselves, how they think others
perceive them and how they feel in their body. Though how a person sees themselves may not be
how other people see them. Body image goes hand in hand with self esteem though they are not
the same thing. Self esteem is having respect for yourself, and being confident in your abilities
(Merriam Webster, 1). A person would assume that there is no way for children to have issues
with body image but, it is something that is completely possible. For young girls this comes in
the form of Barbie, while for young boys it comes in the form of G.I Joe. Both toy have unrealistic
body proportions if they were to be real humans. The way that Barbie and G.I Joe are portrayed
make children want to be them and that is extremely unhealthy. Galia Slayen a Hamilton college
student attempted to build a life size Barbie doll. She discovered