James Bond is a legendary role that every actor would want to play. ... The first Bond film, starring Connery was Dr. ... The next Connery film in the Bond collection happened to be Goldfinger, released in 1964, the most memorable and a family favorite, in which Bond plans to foil billionaire Auric Goldfinger's plans to steal Fort Knox's supply of gold. ... Although unknown to many of the newer Bond fans, Connery also starred as James Bond in Never Say Never Again, which was released in between two Roger Moore films. ... Bond must defeat Dr. ...

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With 1964's Goldfinger, the third James Bond story to reach the screen, the "Bond formula" had reached maturity. ... In Goldfinger, Bond gets one of his better opponents. ... asks Bond. ... Bond, I expect you to die!" ... http://www.britmovie.co.uk/genres/bond/filmography/002.html Not every man would like to be James Bond, but every boy would. ...

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Bond, I expect you to die!" ... When combined with the pure revenge he has against the British goverment, who betrayed his family, and Bond, who caused permenant scarring on his face, you can see why Trevelyan is such a threat. ... Natalya Simonova (Izzabella Scorupco) is a very good Bond girl. A computer programmer thrusted into the arms of danger (and Bond), Natalya is strong-willed, but it still isn't long before Bond conquers her. This isn't a bad thing really, as Bond's conquering of the females is another thing that makes a Bond film a Bond film. ...

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A home is part of one self in that it is a connection, or bond. ... Joan talks about the memory of her problems while growing up in her home, and how the different relationships she has within her family caused those problems. ... Joan's thoughts show that she is torn, and does not want to accept that the relationships she has within her family are connected to why she is so uncomfortable in her own home. ...

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However for some families of two or more different religions there can be conflict when deciding how to raise a child because one family member might be firmly for his or her own beliefs. ... Being both is not simply a compromise or negotiated settlement, but a positive, inspirational choice. " Although growing up with two different religions can be seen as difficult and inconvenient, it actually unifies and strengthens the bond of a family through compromise and sacrifice made out of love, respect and care for each other. The obvious conflict with interfaith families is deciding which relig...

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First of all, what is a blended family? ... Blended families can also be known as Step-Parenting. Some children in blended families often have problems adjusting to their new family, while some tend to adapt real fast to the new step-parent. ... Among children, it is important to create a healthy, friendly and loving bond between them. ... This could be house chores, family games, sports and other things. ...

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I've never understood how a mother's bond with a stranger could be stronger than the bond she has with her own daughter. ... A bond is developed over time, so in order to have a successful bond, one must have patience. ... The summer after my family moved, I went to visit my mother before I had to go back home to Lake Village, Arkansas, and begin my junior year of high school. ... The main reason I chose not to move to Georgia with my family is because my baby sister, Lilly, was born two years before Joey lost his job. ... A perfect bond destroyed is far more painful than a bond that...

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Inseparable Bonds Between Family Relationships Anyone can separate a bond that requires a minimal amount of energy, but how can anyone separate a bond between family that are invisible and simultaneously intertwines the family relationships. ... However, the bond between Jing-mei and her mother had proved to be unharmed when her mother forgave Jing-mei of what she did. ... One's love and devotions towards another person always strengthens the bond between them even stronger than before. Through the example of Jing-mei's mother's devotions, "My mother had traded house-c...

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Using some sporting goods is one of the dramatic actions in some movies such as the "James Bond" series that is my favorite movie. You will see Bond attack or kill his enemies with many kinds of random stuff including a golf club. People enjoy seeing "Golf Clubbing" because James Bond does it. ... I often play action video game such as "Call of Duty" and "James Bond.... I think the reason why it is a golf club is because golf club is close to you in your daily life at home if your family plays golf unlike other sports. ...

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Today, families seem to be much more meaningless. Minimal time is spent together, family dinners are virtually nonexistent, and the bond and love of years ago just doesn't seem to be there. ... That is what a family should be. ... There may be absolutely no socializing with the family, and no bonding whatsoever. ... As I mentioned before, the family of today is much different than the family of 50 years ago. ...

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Today, families seem to be much more meaningless. Minimal time is spent together, family dinners are virtually nonexistent, and the bond and love of years ago just doesn't seem to be there. ... That is what a family should be. ... There may be absolutely no socializing with the family, and no bonding whatsoever. ... As I mentioned before, the family of today is much different than the family of 50 years ago. ...

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To many people, the definition of the word family is a unity among a group of people who care and tend to each other's needs, while forming an unbreakable bond. ... Love, support, friendship, and guidance are key qualities necessary to form a family bond. ... My dad raised me as his own son without any legal bond or blood lineage to me. ... Communication helps to eliminate any doubts or misconceptions within the family bond. ... This love and respect is important to create and maintain the family bond we have built together. ...

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The common father-child bond has eroded with the increase in divorces over the last thirty-five years. ... I know how hard it is for a child to take a divorce and lose an important bond. ... Love Family ideology is about marriages filled with passion, love, but most of all freedom of choice; who would want to choose to break up a bond between a father and a child? ... Another way that really can separate a bond between a mother and her child is the amount of time she spends with her children. ... This bond that was jeopardized affected my brother and I, and I am sure it affects many children...

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Abstract A family consists of two or more people who share a bond of either blood, love or both. ... The narrator's happiness was based on the bond in her family. ... The narrator says that she was happy no matter the material things she lacked as long as her family was still together bond by one love and togetherness (Giovanni, 1976). ... A family that shares the special bond of affection stays intact no matter the capacity of challenge they may face. ... Love, adjustments and mutual understanding creates the indestructible bond among the family members and creates happiness within the ...

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Using different family assessment and intervention strategies nurses can identify strengths and issues within a family structure. ... Using the CFAM assessment tool the aspects were discovered to be: Family Stress management, Family Roles, and Family communication. In the family that I interviewed Family Stress Management was a key component in their daily lives. ... Family roles is significant element in the family's dynamics. ... ER strongly believes in family bond because, "at the end of the day family is all that you have left. " Since two of her children are on their own in life she ...

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It establishes a bond for understanding and exemplary living to followers because like themselves Jesus was human and shares the same fears, emotions, and convictions of humanity, but also at the same time he was the word of God, divinely God in the flesh. ... Within the Catholic faith this establishes the relationship Jesus personifies humanity has with God, a father-child family relationship that persists throughout the faith. ... Jesus" life and teachings are the bond or the bridge that links God to the trinity and what Catholics base their faith on today. ...

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In people lives, forming a common family is easy but creating a complete family is important. ... Although most of the family members have different jobs and working time, they have to learn how to manage their schedule wisely to involve in the familys role because it may easily affect the closeness, bond or family relationship. ... Therefore, all members in the family are required to reveal good feeling obviously representing their true love, intensive care so that it will enable the relationship bond to become stronger and closer. ... Whether your family is a nuclear family or an exten...

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The bond between them is not fully severed. The bond is no longer imposed by nature but is simply a matter of choice. ... This law states that a child who is of age severs the bond between his or her father and him or her. This bond is severed because the child is no longer responsible for following his or her parent's rule. ... The people can try to sever the bond between them but will eventually have to receive assistance. ...

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The bond between them is not fully severed. The bond is no longer imposed by nature but is simply a matter of choice. ... This law states that a child who is of age severs the bond between his or her father and him or her. This bond is severed because the child is no longer responsible for following his or her parent's rule. ... The people can try to sever the bond between them but will eventually have to receive assistance. ...

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What is the term family? ... This was named the "traditional family". ... The traditional nuclear Canadian family is dieing out. ... Most infants and young children need to feel, hear and see both parents in order to bond with their parents. This bond is important for their parent/child relationship later in the child's life. ...

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The new definition of family should be any individuals with a special bond and intricate relationship. ... Most modern day families do not fit this category, which is why the traditional family guidelines are irrelevant. ... Mitchell and Cam's modern family literally sets a great example of what the "modern family"" really is. ... Allowing family to apply to a larger diversity will provide us with the ultimate meaning of family.   ... The traditional family is strictly an opposite-sex married couple with a child, which ignores other group of individuals sharing a special and eternal bo...

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Even with these obstacles, she was able to create a closeness and special bond with the child and keep their family together, with loving care. ... This shows us her love for this child, which is so great and must be from a special bond she has with him. ... She had a special bond and relationship with him, but said "If I can't help him to survive in the simplest way, how can I be his mother?... As in Erdrich's "Foreword,"" she begins to create a bond with her non-biological kids. ... A relationship is a bond that two or more people share with each other. ...

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Family, a word that so many know, but only few understand. ... What does family mean to you? ... To me family means love, friendship, and support. ... In my opinion family members should all be friends, in order to have that close family bond, and for family members to confide and trust each other. ... In all I believe that everyone has family whether it is blood or a friend that holds all the virtues of a family member. ...

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Family My family plays the biggest role in my life. ... I just pray that some day I will be able to share a bond such as this one with my husband and children. ... My family has made so many wonderful memories. ... Family is very important and is shared throughout so many homes. ... I honestly do not know where I would be without my family. ...

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