I am the loveable and easy-going person I am today. My sense of humor allows me to be as enjoyable as possible. My mother always says that I can make her laugh during any situation to brighten her day. Others encourage me to be a comedian because of the phrases I use in my daily life. I enjoy making people laugh because one laugh can add seven minutes to an individual’s life and I see how happy others are when I make a simple joke. I feel like I influence lives every time I make someone
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passed around, such as: party hats, cake, confetti poppers, etc., and some unusual things such as, little stick-on handle bar mustaches. By now everyone is having a jolly good time and I’m being only semi-awkward. Then this kid starts making everyone laugh, his personality was one in which you can’t help but like the guy. This was Ian, I remember him being a pretty tall guy, he had glasses, and the start of facial hair. He started gathering all of the left over party hats and attached them to his head
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Whether you believe it or not you are shaping something right now. In the midst of all the confusion and hardships we as people are shaping something. Some people choose to ignore it, on the flip side many decide to embrace it. It is called our American Identity. It shapes who we are as people in what we believe in. It also defines our ability as “outcast citizens” to ban as one together against a common enemy if needed. This ability to shape our own government and to take pride in our nation is
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Transcripts of Carl Rogers' Therapy Sessions Edited by Barbara T. Brodley and Germain Lietaer Volume 12 Year Page Gloria Filmed Interview 1965 2 Sylvia 4th Interview (Filmed) 1975 21 Commentary interspersed throughout Sylvia 5th Interview (Filmed) 1975 39 Commentary interspersed throughout Kathy Filmed Interview 1975 53 Commentary 67 Dione 1st Filmed Interview 1977 68 Commentary interspersed throughout Dione 2nd Filmed Interview 1977 1977
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slightly too foolish portrayal of the Fool’. However this interpretation also has its advantages as the ‘scene after they are driven out of Goneril’s house’ showed the Fool trying ‘in vain to make his beloved master laugh, and Lear’ trying ‘just as hard in return to bring himself to laugh at the jokes’ which made the scene more melancholy and tragic than it would have been with an aloof Fool. This -as Mara W says- ‘allows the relationship to Lear’ to ‘particularly shine’ in this movie version of the
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educated so that I will be successful in life. I need to be flexible and respond to these changes accordingly. The bullet point that I think I need more work on is, I can laugh at myself in almost any situation. I chose this self-assessment because when think I have done well or wrong, I might not look at it as a good thing, to laugh is to express joy. Even if I do something wrong I need to
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d, p. 66) that he really enjoyed writing and that he liked how others felt about his writing. Mr. Baker liked watching people smile and laugh with the paper he wrote and it inspired him to write more. “I did my best to avoid showing pleasure, but what I was feeling was pure ecstasy at this startling demonstration that my words had the power to make people laugh” (McGraw-Hill, n.d, p. 68). Another important point that I got from Mr. Baker is to go with your first instinct when it comes to writing;
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JR: Hello JK: Hello JR: and we have JK Rowling on this special occasion thanks for coming on the show JK: Thank you JR: I have read the new harry potter book personally I think you could of done better than it was all a dream at the end JK: Laughs JR: it’s the the the j stands for Joanna I believe but jo everyone calls you jo JK: Jo JR: The k isn’t actually your name is it JK: No its my grandmothers name they wanted a second initial so I took Cathleen JR: Interrupts and to to make
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editing wasn’t te best but it still was decent work. The transitions sometimes were noticeable and the mood of the movie changed dramatically many times. The movie made me laugh at a man with no focus or ambition trying to raise a kid to impress someone, and then all of a sudden, the movie wanted me to feel sorry for him. You go from laughs to feeling sad many time during this film. It definitely makes you go on a roller coaster ride of emotions that doesn’t seem to fit quite well. The cinematography
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Joseph Andolina Kris Boustedt Cinema 201: Introduction to Cinema History 1/21/13 Chaplin’s “The Gold Rush” If there’s one film that should be considered the quintessential representation of triumph in Charlie Chaplin’s large body of work, I would have to say that is The Gold Rush released in 1925. This film was a victory not only for Chaplin as a filmmaker, but also for his beloved character The Tramp. He often mentioned that this was the film “by which he would most like to be remembered”. ( Robinson 334)
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