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A creative career can be a challenge to navigate. However, with proper planning, success is achievable. It is vital to avoid thinking small. An open mind, an active imagination, and creative thinking are all necessary for a fulfilling, creative career journey. It is important to understand oneself completely before determining a career path. A creative professional should set aside time to assess her or his learning style and communication style. It is vital to explore and learn about a number of careers and professional industries, because this process broadens the scope of career possibilities

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Allure's Review of "The Possession"

*Who Drew It Best?*

 

My illustrated response to the movie "The Possession"

 

To view Keyth's drawing please click below. Please leave your comments so we know who drew it best.

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 My Review of The Possession

It’s always good to feel you’ve gotten exactly what you paid for when you view a movie, and The Possession delivers on its promise of a feature film about human possessed by a demon. If you liked The Exorcist, you should enjoy The Possession, because it was action packed and full of surprise twists—the elements of a good possession movie.

This movie opened with an action sequence, so it is clear the director, Ole Bornedal, considered audience expectations during shooting because the movie maintained a fast, steady pace. The movie did not overly explain the origin of possessions, which was beneficial to the audience because too much detail would have slowed the movie down.

The movie had several twists and would have been outstanding if a few more had been added; however, overall it was a good movie for the genre. One twist that was refreshing was that the possessed girl’s father was more aware of the change in her behavior than was her mother. The Box, which contained the demon, was also a fun new twist and a great way to leave room for a sequel. I will end the review here to avoid spoiling it for those who have yet to see it. If you have seen the movie, please share your take on it in our comments section.  *Please label Spoiler comments as such*

The Official Trailer for The Possession

 

Director:

Ole Bornedal

Writers:

Juliet Snowden, Stiles White

Stars:

Natasha Calis, Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Kyra Sedgwick

Production Companies:

Ghost House Pictures North Box Productions

PG 13 92 min – Horror/Thriller - 31 August 2012 (USA)

 

My Thoughts on the movie "The Words"

Keyth also wrote his views on "The Words." Please visit his blog and decide who drew it best. Below is a rendering of my response to the movie.

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Who Drew it Best?

 

What is a word, and what is the power of words? Recently, I saw the movie The Words, which provoked such questions. As a writer and creative person, I was drawn to see this film after viewing the trailer. While there are many movies about authors with their hand in the cookie jar such as Wonder Boys and A Murder of Crows, the unique take on this idea that The Words provided makes it a worthwhile investment of time and money.
         

The movie starts with one of the main characters, the writer (played by Dennis Quaid) reading his book to a large audience. The story he reads transitions into the narrative, which presents the trials, struggles, and challenges of the protagonist, Rory. The narrative begins as the audience would likely expect. Rory struggles to start his writing career, and just at the moment when his frustration peeks, he discovers a gem of a story in a bag his wife bought him in Paris. Inspired by the transcript, and due to desperation coupled with a miscommunication with his wife, he gets the book published in his name. After that, his career is made. He establishes a name for himself, living the life he always wanted to and knows he deserves. Who cares if he wrote it or not? He asks himself. He has arrived, and he looked good while doing it. He was able to support his wife and himself as he had always felt he should, and he finally made his father proud. Best of all, he had achieved a legitimate career as a writer. The cost was relatively small in terms of his mild ethical loss, and the reward was larger than life.
           

Eventually, an old man who actually wrote the words would tell him there is a cost to pay for stealing his life. The old man informed him that he took the words and now he must live with the pain associated with them. The old man did not require money or recognition. His only wish was to relieve the pain that the written words Rory published as his own had caused him. He wanted forget how once words were once more important than repairing a relationship with his wife, and he wanted to move past the pain of losing his daughter suddenly.
           

Rory became consumed with guilt, and soon the price he paid for success became too expensive. Now Rory wanted a discount or a rebate of some kind. He insisted the old man provide him with an answer to this cruel riddle in which he found himself trapped. However, the old man wanted to be done with the past; he had purged himself of the pain by sharing his story with Rory. The old man likely knew the road to inner peace must be navigated by the person behind the steering wheel. Nonetheless, in an act of mercy, the old man gave Rory the benefit of his wealth of wisdom. He told him that life is more important than words, and advised Rory to prioritize happiness and those he valued over dwelling on past mistakes. Otherwise, the old man said, he would soon notice his life had passed him by. Rory heard him, but we are not told the end of the story. Instead, the movie transitions back to the author’s life, which makes it fair to assume the author’s life, paralleled Rory’s life. The author of the book talks to a graduate student about the ending and the moral consequences of the story, in a scene that reveals the author is still haunted by his obsession with words. It seems the author must find inner peace on his own.

 

Please click on the link below to view the trailer.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4aLI-DtLiNw

Think Outside The Word : Study Abroad in Prague, Czech Republic

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Think Outside The Word : Study Abroad in Europe

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Comic 2012 Chicago was last Weekend and I loved it:)

I will provide pics of the event sooner than later.

Check out Tesha's Pictures of Paris be they are super amazing!

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Europe Prom Video

Here is the promo video for the Keller Graduate School of Management study abroad trip in Europe. Enjoy! I know I did.

http://youtu.be/3q6oenxn-0s

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Check out Keyth's Blog. He did a quick review of Disney Pins. I highly recomend it.

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Europe Study Abroad at Keller School of Management

Hi Everyone!!! I am the better half of the Keyth vs Allure team. Keyth posted pictures from our boss' study abroad adventure. I know you will love my picture selection better. Please let me know your thoughts.

Paris

Palace of Versailles

The Musée du Louvre

Enslaved Michelangelo Buonarroti

The Eiffel Tower



Bike Rental Paris

Love on a Bridge (Paris)

Subway in Paris (Match a name to a Face)

Berlin

Love on a Bridge (Berlin)

The Reichstag building

 Prague

Old Town Square

Old Town Square

Statue that brings luck – St. John of Nepomuk

Love on a bridge (Prague)