...Name: Joel Sanguinetti Title: All About Eve Year: 1950 Director: Joseph L. Mankiewicz Producer: Darryl F. Zanuck Three Performers: Bette Davis, Anne Baxter, George Sanders Costume/Wardrobe: Edith Head, Charles LE Maire, Sam Benson, Josephine Brown, Ann Landers, Merle Williams Hair and Make-up: Ben Nye, Bunny Gardel, Franz Prehoda, Kay Reed, Gene Roemer, Gladys Witten Set and Stage Design: Thomas Little, Walter M. Scott Musical Score Composer: Alfred Newman Cinematographer/Photographer: Milton R. Krasner Screenplay: Joseph L. Mankiewicz Original Novel, Play, or Story: Mary Orr – The Wisdom of Eve Academy Awards (Oscars) Won: 1. Best Actor in a Supporting Role – George Sanders 2. Best Costume Design, Black-and-White – Edith Head & Charles LE Maire 3. Best Director – Joseph L. Mankiewicz 4. Best Picture – 20th Century Fox 5. Best Sound, Recording – 20th Century-Fox Sound Dept. 6. Best Writing, Screenplay – Joseph L. Mankiewicz Joel Sanguinetti Mr. Skillings English 101-B4N December 19, 2011 All About Theatre Theatre has evolved in many ways throughout history. Theatre goes back to the 6th century BCE and develops its origins from Greece. Around 1750, theatre was introduced to New York, and eventually became what we now know as Broadway theatre. All About Eve, directed and written by Joseph L. Mankiewicz, is a movie based on the novel The Wisdom of Eve, written by Mary Orr. All About Eve is a movie about Broadway theatre and the harsh...
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...1.0 Identify the effective and ineffective job advertisements. Effective Job Advertisements Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 1 and 2 which I had selected as the effective job advertisement. Based on Figure1, job advertisement is from Unifortune Holdings Sdn Bhd, they are hiring complex manager, facility manager, chargeman and senior/junior contract executive. On the other hand, Figure 2 is from MISC Intergrated Logistics Sdn Bhd which looking for manager of business development, manager of warehouse and inland distribution, executive of warehouse operations and executive sales and marketing. Attention Attention is the banner or interesting tittle that able to attract the attention of the job seekers. (SmallBusiness, 2014) In order to establish an effective job advertisement, a strong, interesting, relevant, suitable tittle is needed to attract job seekers’ attention. According to the example above, from the figure 1 (Unifortune Holdings Sdb Bhd), they mentioned that they are seeking for highly committed, motivated and dedicated individual with high level of integrity to join the organization. They use short and concise sentences that are easy to read. So, this job advertisement is getting the attention from job seekers. Furthermore, starter of the figure 2 (MISC Integrated Logistics Sdb Bhd), “Move your carrer into a position to succeed with MISC Integrated Logistics Sdn Bhd’’ this starter get the attention of job seekers because it’s able to make job seekers confidence and...
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...San Francisco 49ers LEGENDS—The Golden Age of Pro Football, is a new 6" X 9," 305-page book, with 36 pages of photos. The book is essentially the definitive story of the 49ers' football team from their swirling tales of the old All-American Football Conference rivalries, and throughout the 1950s' decade in the National Football League. It's told personally by perhaps the team's most faithful follower - Martin Jacobs. It could be the book about the team's beginnings that most 49ers' fans will ultimately have on their shelves. Other books written about the 49ers dwell on facts, while not tapping into the personal devotion that Jacobs passionately express. Keep in mind there is, nor ever will be a book about the team's history which showcases a personal historic overview of the team's emerging years as this one. The book tells a story about the 49ers’ players we read about in...
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...different perspective. Control theories take for granted the existence of a cohesive set of norms shared by most persons in the society and reason that most persons want to and will typically conform to these prevailing social norms. The emphasis in these theories, unlike learning theories, is on the factors that bond individuals to conforming lifestyles. The bonds act as social and psychological constraints on the individual, binding persons to normative conformity (Toby 1957; Hirschi 1969). People deviate from norms when these bonds to conventional lifestyles are weak, and hence, when they have little restraining influence over the individual. Among control theorists, Travis Hirschi (1969) has made the greatest contributions to our knowledge about bonding processes and deviant behavior. Writing on the causes of delinquency, he argued that four aspects of bonding are especially relevant to control theory: emotional attachments to conforming others, psychological commitments to conformity, involvements in conventional activities, and beliefs consistent with conformity to prevailing norms. Among the most important of the bonding elements are emotional attachments individuals may have to conforming others and commitments to conformity—psychological investments or stakes people hold in a conforming lifestyle. Those having weak attachments—that is, people who are insensitive to the opinions of conforming others— and who have few stakes in conformity, in the form of commitments to occupation...
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...The next section provides an overview of the Pennsylvania System. The Pennsylvania System In the 1800s the Quakers were a religious order. Like most religious orders they followed the path of God and thus new that sin was part of their lives. With that being said that also knew that repenting of their sins would lead them back to God’s path. Individuals who were committing a crime were obviously sinner and were in need of repentance. The laws of the land stated that criminals would go to jail but that was not the only solution. While in jail the prisoners needed to know that their actions would not be tolerated by God or by man. The formation of the Pennsylvania system was based on the idea that solitary confinement would bring about change in the prisoners. This change was anticipated in the form of penitence and reformation. At the time the founders of this grand endeavor were the Philadelphia Society for Alleviating the Miseries of Public Prisons (Encyclopedia Britannica, Inc., 2013). The predominant members were Quakers and drove the decisions and actions of this committee. The implementation of the method came in 1829 at the Eastern State Penitentiary, on Cherry Hill in Philadelphia (Encyclopedia Britannica, Inc., 2013). Each prisoner had his own cell and his own exercise area. This prevented each prisoner from having contact with the other. The only contact was with the prison guards. Since the idea was to make these prisoners into meaningful members...
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...something is acceptable or unaceptable.I kind of liked this book, but the tittle called me attention so I read it, and I can tell that the things that happen in the book, actually happens in the actuality, maybe not in this country, but other countries. The book tell us that what people think, it doesn't matter, what it really matters is what we think and it's really true because we are influeced by people, by society because we are afraid of being judged. 2. Could you relate to the story? How did it connect to your life? I can relate this book to the society, by mentioning how at school kids care about what other kids wear, and who they hang out with as well as many other things. And these kids allow that to affect their performance and happiness at school. The opinions of others should not be allowed to consume anyone's lives. It should only be used for beneficial reasons. That's how I connect it to this society we live in. 3.How does the tittle relate to the book? I had to investigate about it a little bit more to really understand and answer this question but here it goes.When religion and law were inseparable,when a women cheated on her husband, even if the husband had been missing for two years,she had to be punished by law, by having to wear a big red "A" on her dress.In the book, Hester does wear the letter "A" on her dress, meaning "adultery". So scarlet letter, that's what the book talks about. 4.Which character in the book was your favorite and why? Hester of course...
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...Tittle: A Critique on The Thrill of Drill Article reference: Allon Kuoy, Mon,4th July 2011, The Thrill of Drill, The Star pg 2 A tunnel is an underground passageway, completely enclosed except for openings for egress, commonly at each end. Tunneling job is addictive. For those who been working underground, closer to mother nature of the earth would not want to be seated in an air conditioned environment. The tittle is Thrill of the drill by the Allon Koay. He is a journalist at The Star Publications, The article is from The Star newspaper on 4th july 2011. The article is to enrich the knowledge about tunneling and together along of the MMC-Gamuda tunneling team’s achievement. Tunneling is one thing for which we can proudly say, we have among the best and the brightest that are fully home grown which is none other than the M’sia MMC Gamuda. Changes are also made to the TBM machine that has been bought from Germany to suit the country’s soil condition. The author is happy about M’sian team of having expertise is such field. Building the largest or tallest or the most advanced is only a part whereby the tunneling part is proudly taken over by expertise in Malaysia with of course the help of foreign talent too. The author is in two state of neither supporting the article content. He tells that foreign talent are equally important too in achieving success. After going through 10 years of tunneling experience, the team had learnt the curves thus the people in work knows the...
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...racism against African Americans was very common. In Adre Lordes story “ The fourth of July” she expresses her frustration and anger towards American society and also her parents for ignoring obvious racism and not properly expresses what was happing to her family and why. She seems to be irony to expresses this anger she feels toward American society. Adre Lordes story is a about her family's trip to Washington DC, during the summer after her 8th grade graduation audre lorde thought that Washington DC as a capital would be different from how it was. She was not expecting to find racism in the capital of a country that’s stands for liberty, freedom and equality. But still her and her family felt discriminate. In her story she writes, “The waitress was white, and the counter was white, and the ice cream I never ate in Washington D.C., that summer I left childhood was white, and the white heat and white pavement and the white stone monuments of my first Washington summer made me sick to my stomach for the whole rest of that trip and it wasn’t much of a graduation present after all” she uses the word “white” a lot in her story to describe people, places, the attitude of Washington D.C. and her anger towards her nation’s capital. She is obviously expressing her frustration throws situational irony where was actually happens is different from what is expected to show the contrast between what she thought Washington D.C. should be and what it actually was. Washington...
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...a glass of water and to take some pill where Paul wipe them out of her hands. Characterize Linda: Linda is a young girl, dont really get her age and is at college, because in the text, Paul ask Linda how college is going. She dosen't have a close relation ship with her sister and dosen't visit them often. Linda is having some problems with school, friends, boyfriend and drugs. On the boyfriend part i think Linda is having some problems, because in the text she is saying she like how Paul is looking after Lindsay and she maybe need a man like him. Well we dont really get much from the story about Linda other than she haves a sister, Lindsay and Lindsays boyfriend is Paul, and then there is Michael who is Lindas boyfriend. Linda is also having a problem with bacterias, she dosen't like to use a towel because off the bacterias when they are washing up Comment on the tittle: ”Lets Get Things Sorted” Well after i read it, i'm convince that the problem for the most part might be Pauls, look like from my point on veiw that Lindsay...
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...I am really intrigued to bring specific Facts out to an audience about my research topic which is “VIDEO GAME AND CAFFIENE ADDICTION” There is a whole realm of articles concerning my research topic that is why I stuck to areas where I knew my way around untrusted material sources that only lead me to dead ends or material that was not trusted due to certain dates not matching. I have to say that before I commenced my outline setting for this research I thought I had lived through similar setting and had exclusive access since I had experienced a family member dealing with this sort of problem at hand, and let me tell you it is a rough to see your family go through this type of particular situation, I‘m keeping my thoughts and opinions at rest In order to give an audience an opinion that is not bias. Ever since gaming has become a viral for by becoming viral all over the internet there has been a monumental boom in the gaming industry. Imagine when you first got your hands on gaming materials that you are new to, a gaming system such as xbox or Playstation 4,that provide you with scenery and graphics you would never though would even be a possibility of being a part of in your lifetime. Now picture that and add the possibility of you playing a strategic and integrated game online, with a voice as clear as can be to follow commands specified by a the game process. Ok now add the formula of one self being able to take part...
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...Andrew Knop Professor Hotfelder 11/26/2012 Intro to Criminal Justice Handling the Dilemma over Community vs Institutional Corrections It is the first day of break and Jimmy wants to have a good time with his friends. Long story short, Jimmy decided to drive home drunk and crashed into another car. The driver of the other car passed away.What kind of punishment should Jimmy receive? It seems fair for him to spend time in prison. Should he see probation after the jail time? How much? This scenario helps introduce the dilemma we have today as a society about institutional vs. community corrections. Punishment for crime has always been an issue for debate. With the growth of the American colonies, the colonists needed a system of punishment for lawbreakers. Many methods developed in Europe meant to bring shame to those offenders were adopted. Around this time, the world saw a change in punishment ideology; some began to stress that humans are not perfect and make mistakes. Thus, there should be more reform as well as punish. In 1682, William Penn made a push for change. He limited the death penalty to cases of murder only and called for fines and imprisonment for most offenses. This is widely considered the beginnings of the prison system in the U.S. He also helped start the creation of jails, like the High Street Jail. The first federal prisons were established in 1891. Before this date, prisons were organized by states and territories. The establishment...
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...abuse the internet and not let our brains figure things out without the need of searching on Google. Throughout his article Carr gave examples and different people opinions on the same topic, which made the article even more credible and successful. This was very a good way to get his points across to the non-believes. Carr achievement with the use of rhetorical appeal and serious tone to obtain the reader attention and persuade them that in today’s society, the internet causes many problems. The article’s tittle brings a tough question to mind of readers. By using a movie scene and arguments embedded with imagery and metaphor “someone or something that tinkering with my brain, remapping the neural circuitry, reprogramming the memory.” (226). He also provides research on how other writers had agreed with him on the subject to help support his strategies of logos. He states that even as a writer his mind struggle to keep focus on a book. One example that he spoke about the research program done by the British Library in UK consortium for five years. People use “a skimming activity” (228) reading on the Internet doesn't let them read the entire article, users research sites power browse and skim through titles and selects to look for information that seems as if it might be important. Another appeal to logos that Carr makes comes from the philosopher Plato. In Plato’s...
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...Wang, Qun states in “"Double Consciousness," Sociological Imagination, and the Asian American Experience” that “The book starts with the mothers' stories about telling their experience in China and their journey to the United States and it ends with them coming to the conclusion that, as much as they would like to believe they are still a hundred percent Chinese, they all have two faces: one Chinese and one American.”(93) This is part of them realizing they had to find middle ground in both cultures and also adjust to the American culture and also Wang states that double consciousness often occurs in where we act two different ways depending on the people that surrounded us and this is noticeable in two kinds when the main author tries to behave like the mother would like her until she finds sort of her own identity. This relates to what Amy Tan states in “Mother Tongue” “ nature of the talk was about my writing, my life, and my book, The Joy Luck Club... My mother was in the room. And it was perhaps the first time she had heard me give a lengthy speech, using the kind of English I have never used with her…all the forms of standard English that I had learned in school and through books, the forms of English I did not use at home with my mother.”(Tan) This shows how we use double consciousness, just...
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...DIPLOMA IN OFFICE ADMINISTRATION BUS 326 – BUSINESS LAW INDIVIDUAL ASSIGNMENT “CONTRACT EMPLOYMENT” PREPARED FOR: MR. FAISYAL PREPARED BY: MUHAMMAD FAMEY BIN ISMAIL DOA 35 2177DOA613 INTRODUCTION An employment contract is an agreement between an employer and employee that sets out terms and conditions of employment. A contract can be in writing or verbal. An agreement entered into between an employer and an employee at the time the employee is hired that outlines the exact nature of their business relationship, specifically what compensation the employee will receive in exchange for specific work performed. An employment contract can help you attract and retain key employees. While you can't force employees to stay, a contract can ensure that they'll provide reasonable notice prior to departure--typically 60 to 90 days. Employment contracts also help protect critical trade secrets, and are especially critical in high-tech companies. An employment contract can prohibit employees from revealing company secrets, working for the competition or soliciting customers. Non-compete agreements can be difficult to hold up in court, so you must be careful in drafting them.. Employment contracts are also useful when you're buying or selling a business to make sure key people don't leave. You can offer employees a retention bonus for staying or let them know they'll be forfeiting a valuable severance package if they leave. Contracts also clarify individual jobs by spelling out employees'...
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...(Nordstrom) and the other is a hospitality service company (Marriott). They are both major corporation and are well know in the United States market. Marriott International, Inc. is an American global leading lodging company whose headquarters is based in Bethesda, Maryland with over 4,200 properties and is present in 80 countries. Nordstrom Inc. is a well-known and respected American upscale fashion retail company with 271 stores with full operations in 36 states in America. Being a company that was founded on May 15, 1927 by John Willard Marriott, the family legacy still stand strong and Bill Marriott took over from his father and managed the hotel as a CEO for the longest. He recently, in 2012 handed over the CEO tittle to Arne Sorenson while he takes on the tittle of Executive Chairman. John and his wife Alice started by opening a root bear stand in Washington DC. As small as they were, they managed to see beyond and concluded the residents of DC needed a cool place to go and sit quietly and have a cool drink. In the years that followed, they decided to expand into a chain of restaurants and hotels. After many years in the industry they opened their very first ever Marriott by the name of Twin Bridges Marriott Motor Hotel in Arlington VA in 1957. A second Marriott hotel by the name of Key Bridge Marriott was born in Arlington, VA. This...
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