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Read the most dangerous game by Richard Connell analize and explain how many 3 fiction elements are working to support enhance and develop a major theme in the story

Read the most dangerous game by Richard Connell analize and explain how many 3 fiction elements are working to support enhance and develop a major theme in the story

Read the most dangerous game by Richard Connell analize and explain how many 3 fiction elements are working to support enhance and develop a major theme in the story

Closing the Digital Divide: Internet Subsidies in Public Schools

Closing the Digital Divide: Internet Subsidies in Public Schools

You are in a brainstorming session at WidgeCorp, where no idea is too outrageous. You are discussing penetration in the school lunch market. Ideas around school lunch subsidies, Internet subsidies, and Internet target marketing are being discussed. As the end of the meeting, the group asks you to prove or disprove some assumptions by looking at correlations.

First, acquaint yourself with the Internet subsidy issue by reading the article Closing the Digital Divide: Internet Subsidies in Public Schools by Austan D. Goolsbee and Jonathan Guryan.

Next, download the file Sample Data. Based on the findings as reported in this article, prepare a chart similar to the one in the downloaded file to indicate if the correlation between Variables A and B were found to be positive, negative, or minimal.

In your own words, explain what it means if the correlation of 2 variables is positive, negative, or minimal (close to 0), and give an example of each.

Reference

Goolsbee, A. D., & Guryan, J. (2003). Closing the digital divide: Internet subsidies in public schools. Capital Ideas, 5(1). Retrieved from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business Web site: http://www.chicagobooth.edu/capideas/summer03/digitaldivide.html

How did you attract/address your audience?

How did you attract/address your audience?

How did you attract/address your audience?

Why?

When?

 

  • List everything your target audience will enjoy

  • Who is your target audience

 

Make sure you are answering the question on the board

 

You will need to develop notes and from these create a script

 

Upload the script to your blog and your sound cloud/ voice recording

 

Remember this is for your coursework

 

  • In that time you must discuss

List all the pleasures your target audience can take from your opening sequence:

  • Guns

  • Girl

  • Money

  • Violence

  • Power

  • Action

We casted our female character because of her specific look

  • Young girl

  • Brown hair

  1. What genre have you made?

    1. Crime action thriller

  2. Could this be a subgenre

    1. yes

  3. Which other films might be influential?

    1. Heat

    2. The town

    3. The dark knight rises

    4. Takers

(You will be doing a post of this as well)

Where have you set your thriller? Car park in one location. ENGLAND

Why did you choose this location?

  • It made the most sense and looked the best for a group of robbers.

  • Industrial

  • Simple

  • Mean

  • Bad

 

Will your audience respond to it? If so why?

  • Familiarize themselves with the location

  • Ground the reality

 

NARRATIVE

 

What is your plot line?

How would this attract your audience?

How would that address what they are expecting as an audience?

Characters

What kind of characters are they?

  • Villainess

  • Anti heroes. Not your typical heroes

  • Role reverser on the ruthless female character

Will your audience like them or not?

 

Narrative devices

Have you used any?

Plot twist?

  • BURNS ALL THE MONEY

  • SHE IS ACTUALLY A WOMAN

  • SHE KILLS THE MEN

Suspense?

Sudden reveal?

The sudden gender reveal after she kills the two men

MEDIA REPRESENTATION

 

Which social groups are you appealing to and how?  Our film appeals to both men and women.

  • Gender

  • Race

(Think about your profiles you created, how and why are you targeting them?)

Music

Do you have any music?

  • We have background music.

NO: Why not?

What will this do for your audience?

  • It will bring out tension in the movie

  • It creates a feeling for the audience.

 

YES:  What kind and why?

  • We used a non-diegetic fast paced song that makes the film feel faster and more powerful.

What will your audience enjoy?

 

EDITING/ FILM STYLE

What editing techniques did you use? Why will this attract your audience?

  • Pace

  • Transitions

  • Length off shots

  • Effects

Is there a style you have created for your film?

 

Daoism or Shinto

Daoism or Shinto

You may choose one topic. You may choose one topic from Daoism or Shinto. You must use your own words to state what information is found. You must give your opinion about the topic. It must be 200 words max. The textbook is called Living Religions, Tenth Edition

Aspects of contract and negligence for business

Aspects of contract and negligence for business

TASK 1:

Your should review relevant articles, books and other published materials and answer the subsequent criteria using Harvard Referencing System:

1 Describe the importance of the offer and acceptance for the formation of a valid contract

2 Show the impact of express contract and implied contract

3 Examine the meaning and effect of express terms in contracts

TASK 2 – Essay

Write a small essay covering the task 2 (P4-P6) using examples or scenarios given below wherever possible.

Scenario 1- “Le Grandiose Hotel”:

Jonathan is the owner of “Le Grandiose Hotel” in Chelmsford. He is keen to sell his piano for £600. He placed an advert in the local newspaper, with a provison that he would not sell his piano to any third party before the 18th June. Ethan, aged 22, saw the advert and contacted Jonathan, asking him if he could pay £450 for the piano, and Jonathan said that he would think about it. On 19th of June, Albert a car driver saw the advert and asked Jonathan if he could pay £550 for the piano. The seller accepted the deal and Albert purchased the piano. Meanwhile Ethan sent a letter to Jonathan on 20th June, expressing his willingness to buy the piano for £600, which was received by. Jonathan on the 21st June.

Scenario 2:- PC Motors

Jonathan bought a new car from PC Motors Ltd. It has been the third car that Jonathan bought from PC Motors Ltd on behalf of his company. Jonathan was so busy that he did not have time to sign the standard terms of the contract pertaining to the new car. He gave a call to the director of PC Motors Ltd, informing him that he would sign the contract next month. Jonathan has been using the new car for his personal use.

Within two weeks after the purchase of the car, the engine broke down. He had to buy a new engine for £2,500. Jonathan wants to claim the £2,500 from PC Motors Ltd. Whilst checking the standard terms and conditions, that he never signed, he noticed a clause which states that in the event of a breach of contract, PC Motors Ltd’ s liability is limited to £700 only.

4 Apply the elements of contract in provided business scenarios

5 Apply the law on terms in different contracts

6 Determine the effect of different terms in provided contracts
TASK 3 – Report to Your Client

Write a short report to your client covering the task 3. Your report should have the subsequent structure:

• Title page (with your name, date, clients details, title)
• Introduction
• Your findings and analysis
• Your conclusion and recommendation if any.

Scenario 3 -“Beau Rivage:

Jonathan decided to take over a new hotel “Beau Rivage”. He hires the services of Paul, a currently qualified accountant, to organize a report to determine the prospects of investing in “Beau Rivage”. Paul was very excited to draft the report as it was an opportunity for him to prepare his accountancy skills. The report was promising, suggestive of a very good business investment.

Jonathan did not have enough finance to buy the hotel. He gave a copy of the report to his friend James, asking him to invest in the business. Having read the report, James invested in the business. Paul was aware that Jonathan and other investors will be relying on the report to buy the business. The business turned out to be disastrous and both James and Jonathan sustained substantial loss in “Beau Rivage”. Paul failed to check the financial accounts properly; as a result, he was not aware about the poor financial health of the business.

Scenario 4:

Martin checked out of Le Grandiose Hotel on the 3rd June. Jonathan found out on the similar day that the mini fridge was stolen in the room that was occupied by Martin. Martin came back to stay at the hotel after two weeks. Jonathan made it clear that he was not allowed to stay within the premises of his hotel. Martin tripped over a box and felt down at the entry of the hotel. He informed Jonathan that he will take action against him.
Scenario 5:

Barry works for Le Grandiose Hotel as a minibus driver. On his way to work, he made a short detour to fall his son at school. He suddenly felt asleep at the wheel, as a result, he bumped into Kevin’s car. Kevin was not wearing any seat belt, his head knocked against the windscreen. He suffered from psychiatric and physical injuries and his car was damaged.
7 Contrast liability in tort with contractual liability

8 Describe the nature of liability in negligence

9 Describe how a business can be vicariously liable

10 Apply the elements of the tort of negligence and defences in one of the above business scenarios/or any other scenarios

11 Apply the elements of vicarious liability in one of the above business scenarios/or any other scenarios