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    Thesis statement: A. Online dating in the society today 1. Why online dating is popular. People nowadays have become so busy with their career that there is little time left for their social life. They think that OD is safe as online dating agencies run a background check-up on each and every member they accept. With the online dating services‚ there is no pressure as you go out with only those you appreciate and would want to know better. It is also an inexpensive way to find a partner

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    different types of talk shows on the television today. I have classified the three main types of talk shows which I watch. The main talk shows that I watch are tabloid shows‚ late night shows‚ and daytime talk shows. It’s a wonder that with the millions of people watching these various shows that we have people that still go to work! Tabloid talk shows are a type of talk show which achieved maximum viewers during the late 20th century‚ airing typically during the day. This type of show started with the

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    Since I love watching Ellen show I decided to do this paper about Ellen’s show. From saddest to the happiest situation‚ she always bring smile to the audiences faces. Her focus is on the happiest moments in life. She starts her show with a wild and fun music and she dances‚ it gives audiences so much energy; moreover‚ they would know this is will be the funniest and best places to be at. She have a create connection with her audience. She brings anyone to her show to tell a different story each

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    Family Values with the Cosby Show Growing up in the mid 1980’s I can remember watching the Cosby Show. My family and I fell in love with the Huxtable family. The show was funny‚ witty‚ and dealt with serious issues at some times. It was also the first show that portrayed a black family living a successful middle class life style. The show’s concepts were very unusual to me‚ because around that time we thought America dealt with majority Caucasian problems and shows. Growing up in a dysfunctional

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    Quiz Show‚ is a film that superbly embodies the concept of Emerson’s Self Reliance that had been written over 150 years prior. The film follows the story of a group of people‚ specifically contestants of a game show‚ who get too caught up in the money-making aspect of things‚ and end up losing sight of their morals and who they are as people. The underlining meaning portrayed in the film is the importance of remaining self-reliant‚ especially in society. Furthermore‚ it pushes the idea of not conforming

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    Welcome to the Show! Welcome to the horse show! In this portfolio you will find all kinds of showing events‚ from trail to western pleasure‚ there is something inside for everyone. Similar to the different show events‚ because of the specific requirements for each essay‚ there are several differences within the writings. Also‚ each focuses a little differently on a specific aspect of writing abilities. Closely related to a horse show‚ this portfolio can make you stop and appreciate every aspect

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    Response to viewing essay – Truman Show Declan Marshall The Truman Show‚ directed by Peter Weir‚ tells the story of Truman Burbank who learns that his life has been the basis of a popular reality television show. In this clip we see Truman weather the storm that Christof used to try and stop him. Truman then breaks through the barrier of the show’s set and talks to Christof for the first time when he is on the verge of leaving. Weir shows the strength of Truman’s character and the underlying

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    mirror‚ on the neighbors trash can‚ and in the radio of Truman’s car. These are not camera angles you see in most movies‚ because in most movies‚ the actors are aware they are being filmed‚ so cameras do not need to be hidden. However‚ in The Truman Show‚ Truman is a character who is not aware his every move is being captured on camera. They included these strange camera angles to emphasize the fact that he is being watched and does not know. For example‚ the radio camera

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    Film texts tell stories using words as well as other elements. Explore the way images have been used to create the narrative in The Truman Show. The narrative structure of The Truman Show is very multifaceted. The story moves between three different worlds and is not presented in straight chronological order. The director Peter Weir and the writer Andrew Niccol‚ have made extensive use of visual language to convey some ideas and commentary about the role and power of the media in modern society

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    Creator The Truman Show is about the intrusion of the media in the lives of celebrities and the disruption such scrutiny causes‚ such as in the life of Princess Diana. Or‚ it’s a movie about the intrusion of the media into all of our lives‚ with shows like Oprah and Jerry Springer showcasing the lives of "average" people‚ delving into every nook and cranny of our private lives. It means that with the nature of the media today‚ we have no private life. That’s what The Truman Show was trying to illustrate

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