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W&C Lowenstein’s animated short film Balance struck me as a particularly trenchant satire of the fall of the Soviet Union. Being a Soviet film made near the end of the Cold War, it seemed to critique the flawed nature of socialism and Communism by showing the inherent selfishness of man. The allegorical setting of a flat platform in a grey abyss, with all four nameless men needing to work in harmony to keep the whole thing in balance, showed a Communist system that worked perfectly. However, it was cold and grey, with no sense of joy or adventure. Continue reading...

The supermarkets today are like wonderlands that fulfill each and every human need. We need meat that is ready-to-cook, and it’s there, we need a bag of chips for snack times, and we find those in the shelves, if we need soda for parties, they are there. The best commodity however if the frozen food, which takes nothing but a few minutes in the microwave and we have the meal of our choice. The same is the case at restaurants; whether we are craving Chinese, Italian or fast food, they cater to our every whim. It is an Continue reading...

The video of the speech of the Google marketing director, Dan Cobley, was filmed in July 2010, and is now available at ted.com. In his performance, he reveals the idea of how branding is intertwined with the famous physics laws. He explains that, like in physics “a larger particle needs more force to change its direction; it’s the same with brands, the more massive a brand, the more baggage it has, the more force it needs to change its positioning” (1:21). He gives the example of the partition of the huge company Unilever to the small brands like Continue reading...

Dustin Lance Black was the keynote speaker at the 2010 Equality Utah convention. His speech focused on the homosexual presence in Mormon, Utah, and the importance of being honest with peers and family members, in order to remove the stigma surrounding “homosexuality.” He did this by telling his “own story” in a 20 minute speech that displayed excellent cohesion throughout.
Though Black opens with what one might describe as a distracted or off-topic opening statement, by sharing the news of his grandfather’s death; he uses a few simple sentences about family to transition between that announcement and his Continue reading...

This talk is about self-confidence which can be improved by altering one’s body language. Cuddy is a social psychologist and her research shows that a person can become more powerful by faking it in the beginning. All is about practice. There are high-power poses and low-power poses and they affect the way we feel and think about ourselves, not only how the others perceive us. I learned from this that an ambitious person can become more powerful by doing simple exercises.
Cuddy explains that by assuming a high-power pose for two minutes before an important evaluation meeting, a Continue reading...

Jordan Belfort can be described as a ruler in the movie. This is because when he lost his first job at the Wall Street he did not give up in life. We see that he takes responsibility of his life and search for another job at the boiler brokerage firm. He is able makes many friends at the new firm and in the process he makes fortunes due to his aggressiveness. However, he is not yet settled and he feels he stills to take things to another level. He opens a new firm assumes a leadership position at the Continue reading...

The following discussion is on a documentary film named Food, Inc. The movie explores how the corporations have taken over the food industry in a manner that is not in the best interest of the people. The information and issues in the documentary are reviewed in the following article. Personal analyses of possible solutions for the ethical dilemmas brought up by the facts discovered in the film are also discussed in the following paper.
The movie begins by showing images of farmlands and idealistic pictures of the type of place people imagine their food comes from. Maybe fifty years Continue reading...

In the Film

The Importance of Being Earnest
Film Studies
Symbolism in the Film The Importance of Being Earnest
The 2002 film, The Importance of Being Earnest, is based off of Oscar Wilde’s play by the same name. It is a Victorian era based comedic satire encompassing the actual importance of indeed being named Earnest. Hilarity is sure to follow due to the confusion of two men attempting to assume his identity for the sake of the women that they each respectfully love.
In the film, one of the more interesting scenes, which is filled with symbolism, occurs when one of Continue reading...

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1. Compare and contrast the American-system of health care with our Canadian system. What are the noted similarities and differences in terms of the Canada Health Act? (Separate the answer between the compare and contrast in 1 page)
The health care systems of USA and Canada share many similarities. The development of the health care systems has common grounds. The grant of health services resembles within the two regions which include private physician provided on the fee for the service. This service is non-profitable to the hospital Continue reading...

Questions to answer after watching “Life’s Greatest Miracle” and reading the text

http//www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/body/life-greatest-miracle.html

The numbers of babies made every day are 365,000.
How many cells are in the human body?
There are 100 trillion cells in the human body.
How many sperm does a man make every second?
A man makes 1000 new sperm every second.
How many chromosomes does every cell have?
Every cell has 46 chromosomes.
How many chromosomes came from DAD?
Dad contributes 23 chromosomes.
How many chromosomes are in a normal sperm cell?
A normal sperm cell has 23 chromosomes.
How many sperm will a man typically ejaculate?
A man typically ejaculates over 300 million sperm.
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