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    Song Analysis: 16 Shots

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    Throughout many of my favourite songs the topic of relationships is reoccurring. In one of my favourite songs by Vic Mensa titled “16 Shots” the topic of relationships is occurs a lot. In this song the artist explains the day to day conflicts between African-American citizens and racist police officers. He also talks about the level of power that the police have and how often that they abuse their power. In the song the artist talks about the conflict between police officers and African Americans

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    Instant Fame Fame seekers may claim that reality TV’s biggest advantage comes in its unrivaled ability to produce more "15 minutes of fame" stars than other TV genres. A reality show provides exposure that people could not get anywhere else‚ giving non-celebrities the potential to become household names and land opportunities that otherwise may evade them. Achieving One’s Dream Competitive reality programs offer another advantage to participants: the opportunity to follow dreams‚ land big breaks

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    Reality television (also known as reality show) is a television programming genre that presents unscripted and humorous situations‚ documents actual events and usually features ordinary people instead of professional actors. Much of reality television programming falls into a subcategory as certain collections of shows within the genre use specific themes and focuses or incorporate elements from other genres‚ i.e.‚ reality documentaries‚ reality game shows‚ reality legal programming.[1] Reality television

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    Camera Obscura is the beginning of the sophistication of today in the world of photography‚ which was invented by a Muslim named Al-Haitam often called Alhazen. Civilization the world has changed a lot through the camera. Because the camera is an important discovery that could change the world. Through the camera shots we all can capture the beautiful moment in the world‚ things important or not important in the world and we have experienced. Not many know to be an inventor Muslim Al-Haitam this

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    channels and the ‘similar-but-tweaked-here-and-there’ shows churned out by the competition. So fierce is the competition in this segment that every channel boasts of at least two to three reality shows. Some of them are inherited legally from abroad‚ (mostly and always from the USA – the Godmother of reality television) or some are cheap copies of the shows abroad. If one channel boasts of “Jhalak Diklaja”‚ a take on the American dance reality show “Dancing with the Stars”‚ then another one has “Nach

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    Police Body Cameras Essay

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    self.” – Oscar Wilde Police body cameras have been a topic of controversy in the last year‚ one of the main ramifications this topic has is that body cameras will provide more evidence in cases where white police officers kill black civilians. There has been a lot of cases in which the only witness left is the officer and there’s no evidence to prove him wrong. Police body cameras should be a part of every police department uniform in the United States. Body cameras are having an effect in police-public

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    Last Shot QUIZ: A Review

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    A Track Will Smith English Mellar Last Shot QUIZ 1. What contest did Stevie win‚ in order to get to the final four? A. his dad won tickets B. his friend gave him his C. he won the USBWA writing contest D. he didn’t get tickets 2. How many kids won the USBWA? A. 1 B. 2 C. 4 D. 7 3. What was the name other the other winner? A. Susan Carol B. James Witherspoon C. Dick Weiss D. Chip Graber FOR 4-8 FILL IN THE BLANK 4. When Stevie and his father arrived at the hotel‚

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    taking an action shot. For instance‚ there are three different tips to know when taking action shots such as pre-focusing on a spot‚ pre-setting the settings‚ and to anticipate the action that will be occurring. The lighting while taking an action shot is also really important to the image. The lighting you have will either make or break your action shot. We also learned that taking a picture from a different angle can totally change the image. Therefore‚ if you take an action shot from underneath

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    teenager‚ Michael Brown was shot and killed by Darren Wilson‚ a Ferguson‚ Missouri police officer. The officer faced no charges because Wilson was not wearing a body camera therefore there was no reliable evidence. There have been many similar incidents like this one therefore I think police officers should wear body cameras.These tiny cameras placed on an officer’s chest‚ shoulder‚ or head can record and provides unbiased evidence and improve their behavior. Although‚ the cameras raise privacy concerns

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    Was Truman Right Or Wrong

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    I don’t believe it was acceptable for the U.S. to drop the atomic bomb. Because of Truman‚ over 70‚000 innocent people died. Had he not chosen this path‚ there would have been no civilian casualties. But I can also see where he was coming from. He wanted to save American lives. Truman believed he was doing the right thing. He had to make a decision based on what had happened. He was trying to gain a victory in the pacific by getting the Japanese to surrender. His option was that or the ‘or else’

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