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My first year at Emerson College, and my parents' divorce
1. September 1998, I turned 19th I began to Emerson College in the fall of 1998 with aspirations to a published writer. In the weeks before the start of my freshman year, I prepared myself. I bought all the essentials needed, packed everything I wanted, and said goodbye to my former life. I was ready to embrace my future. Getting to Emerson was easy, five-hour drive from New Jersey to Boston, unpacking my stuff in my small single dorm room get the required books for the class. But surviving my first year at Emerson, the challenge was laid. During my last year of high school my parents began the long process of divorce. Their "separation" period are not the usual pull-out of the house, like most couples separated. Instead, my father moved across the floor in the closet. At night the house was filled with screaming. I slept in a garage turned bedroom so my nights were caused minimal, but my younger sister slept inches away. Some nights she would come to my room to escape the clamor. I remember when they feel the desire to leave behind her guilty asleep. I had to go. I had to go. I could not stand it anymore. Things heated up between my parents and my mother spent away most weeks. I took care to make sure my sister and she ate regularly, got to school on time and did their homework. I did not cook just for myself but for her and my father also. On top of that I had to figure out, how to pay for my not so good college education. During the day I spent hours on the phone between my father, mother, and Emerson. Together, my parents have too much money, financial aid only covers one-third of the tuition fees. The rest had come from my parents. My father was reluctant. The problems my father and I have never faced as I was growing up began to surface, and the "Daddy's Little Girl" relationship began to wane. For reasons unknown to others, but my father, he was not willing to help pay for my college education at Emerson. By the end of the summer I could not trust in the words of his mouth. While heated fights he would say, my mother would not see a cent of it for my tuition fees while on the phone with me said to me that money was on its way. I attended my first year because of my mother, who pulled everything necessary, I could at least start the next phase of my life. I began to feel guilty Emerson and excited. I felt for my family to leave, but leave behind the same time glad finally bad. But the problems I was running away from me quickly obtained. In the course of the year I was given the weekly goings on at home. vandalize the regular threats, and fights between my mom and dad, along with my guilt, began to affect me. I fell into a state of depression. I had most of my freshman year spent asleep in bed. The more things hissed at home, the more I fell asleep. It was easier for me to deal with the outside world instead of her escape. The world in my head was better. When I sleep, my dreams were better. In my dreams, my expectations really were. In my dreams, my family was a family again. As children we are taught to distinguish the difference between real and imaginary. At that time, the imaginary better than the real one. It took me the better. I went the year with a C average and returned for a new house a few miles away from the old. The summer was transformed again into a bad one. The new school year came, and again there was the matter of money. As we were paying for it? As a last attempt, I have my father to court. It was the only way to think as we could to get his help. My father was ordered to $ 5,000, fifty percent of what it would cost to pay to go to a Community College in Jersey. First was to pay him the money more difficult than expected and I was drawn by Emerson. From that moment I realized my father could not be counted. It was a lesson that still hurts me even now. The closeness we once shared would never be the same. I knew if I wanted to get what I wanted, I would have to fight it without him by my side. My first year was not all I hoped it would be. The year brought many changes in my life and jump started my early independence. But it taught me a lot about myself and most of all it has taught me that I have the strength through everything. 1. to see September 1999, I turned 20th
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What is Anime
Anime is an abbreviation for the word animation. "Developed a kind of animation in Japan." In English, main dictionary sources define anime as "a Japanese style of animation film" or Since anime or animçshon used to describe all forms of animation, Japanimation to Japanese work from that of the rest of the world differ. In recent years, anime has also frequently referred to as manga in European countries, a practice that may stem from the Japanese usage: In Japan, manga can both animation and comics (although see to read the use of manga to animation is usually limited to non-fans). Anime often draws influence from manga, light novels and other crops. Anime is broadcast on television and is widely distributed via any form of presentations, such as DVD, video and Internet. Anime is sometimes referred to as Japanimation, but this term has been forgotten, if it is known around the country that comes outside of Japan, the word is most popularly refers to animation that originated in Japan. But if you notice in the West that the word anime is not always regarded as an indication of animation, but it is thought to travel to be a subset of animation. Anime is outside of Japan in localized form. Anime has also been a commercial success in Asia, Europe and Latin America, where anime was even more mainstream than in the United States. Anime offers a wide variety of artistic styles. There are some anime that is drawn by hand, but there are also some who are computer-based animation, which has actually become very popular over the years. Anime or Manga to be geared more towards teenagers or young male adults. Anime is often considered a form of limited animation. When it comes to anime, it is like any other entertainment medium, used in the actual story lines in order to truly represent the most important categories are the actual fiction. There are many ways for you anime due to the fact that it is broadcast on television to watch as well as media that is often as DVD and VHS known and it is also in the video games that are played by distributed adults and children. There are some anime that even as moving images, the full length is produced. It is known that anime actually refers from their influences, what is known as a manga and light novels and several other crops. There were also some anime storylines, which fit really into what became known as a live-action films and television series have been. The real story of the anime is known to have started at the very beginning of the twentieth century. This was the actual time that the Japanese filmmakers to experiment with the techniques of animation. This type of animation was also at that time in other countries such as France and Germany, Russia and the United States and experimenting. As a result of this work and that of other pioneers in the field, anime features and genres that are fundamental elements of the technology being developed today. Anime is very popular in Japan because it provided an alternative outlet for the art of storytelling. In sharp contrast, when the undeveloped industries of live action that was currently used in Japan compared. In the United States and then the live-action industry had a generous budget, while the country of Japan had a small market and suffered also mention problems with budgeting and the place and not to the restrictions that were placed on the casting. Anime-influenced animation refers to non-Japanese works of animation that emulate the visual style of anime. Some authorities say that Anime closely with the Japanese comics, called manga related. Anime also tends to borrow many elements from manga including text in the background, and borrowing panel layouts from the manga too. Many anime series got their start as a popular manga. Anime is often stimulating and provides a great foundation for raising important issues with your children. Some plot lines are in Anime Live-action films and television series adapted syndicated anime burst onto the scene in September 1963, when NBC dubbed version of the Japanese series Astro Boy. Robot anime like Gundam and Macross became instant classics in the 80s, and the robot genre of anime is still one of the most in Japan and worldwide today too. recognized in the 1980s in mainstream anime in Japan was, and experienced a boom in production (It should be noted that manganese significantly more mainstream exposure than anime in Japan). The mid to late 90's to the 2000s saw an increased acceptance of anime in overseas markets. There are many books available to help in perfecting the anime drawing style. Such books come complete with instructions on the styles used in anime. A common approach is the large eyes style on many anime and manga characters drawn, credited to the influence of Osamu Tezuka, who by the exaggerated features of American cartoon characters like Betty Boop and Mickey Mouse and was inspired by Disney's Bambi. Even if not all anime big eyes of many Western audiences associate anime with big eyes so many young comics and detailed Shounen or Shoujo girl comics have portray their characters with big eyes. Other stylistic elements are common as well, often in comic anime characters that are shocked or surprised by a "face fault", in which they display an extremely exaggerated expression to run. In anime the lines are often a stylistic view of the brush, instead of the calligrapher influence of the spring. This is best demonstrated in the anime karekano. The anime may also be edited to cultural references that are not of a non-Japanese person and certain companies may be comprehensible, remove, modify what are regarded as objectionable content. Anime is also a window into another culture. Anime seems to function very effectively as a cultural ambassador. Anime has its own fan following in English speaking countries, particularly active on the Internet regularly, and at conferences held in the United States and Great Britain.