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    of technology has turned to an integral part of our lives. This issue that “TV has bad effects on children “is a controversial one and can be approached from different angles due to its complexity; but in my opinion‚ a closer examination reveals that new generation is growing up addicted to the TV as it has never been truer than it is today . Especially‚ it has very bad effects on children. We can consider negative effects of TV on children in many aspects. First of all‚ it is bad for their health;

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    disadvantage of cinema

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    the EMS apply to the entire organization and all its activities? Are any operating units‚ locations‚ or activities excluded? Are these exclusions‚ if any‚ documented? Are the exclusions reasonable and justified? 4.2 Environmental Policy 4.2 Has the top management defined the environmental policy? Is it appropriate to the nature‚ scale and environmental impacts of the organization’s activities‚ products and services? Does it include a commitment to continual improvement and prevention of

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    History of Indian Cinema

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    India the Centenary of Indian Cinema. It was a 100 years ago the first Indian film “Raja Harishchandra” was made by the métier of Indian cinema‚ none other than Dhundiraj Govind Phalke‚ better known as The Father Of Indian Cinema. His adamant character and hardwork fulfilled his dream of having in India a Desi Film Enterprise which he made into reality with his own Phalke Film Company which later integrated with The Hindustan Film Company. Even though Indian Cinema bloomed in 1912 it took time for

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    For a long period of time‚ the way of life for most people were long‚ tedious days at work‚ with not much to show for‚ hardly any time to spend with family‚ and being fortunate to come home in a mildly presentable. Thanks to technology‚ most of these issues have been touched upon and improved. With inventions such as the steam engine‚ the water frame‚ the cotton gin‚ and the spinning jenny‚ our modern day might not have been so fortunate or plentiful. With the help of these inventions in the industrial

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    Film and Popular Cinema

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    Popular Cinema Jenny Richardson ART/101 November 12‚ 2014 Dr. Adolf Mizzell Film and Popular Cinema After reading this week’s assignment and researching different types of film and popular cinema‚ I have realized some of the differences between the two. I always thought they were the same thing but found that to be far from the truth. Film is a way of putting art into motion. I viewed several pieces on different websites‚ in particular‚ on YouTube. I watched one called White Noise. It had no plot

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    113B Professor Mandy Macklin. March 2014 Normality in our Society We all are born into this world unique; we live differently‚ because we experience different things in our life. The environment and space around us affects and shape us since we were young. This means that the spaces that exist externally from us are affecting and shaping us up in a certain way. We often refer it to the background of the person what they have been through in their life. The author of Persepolis” Marjane

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    Reaction to Sacred Hoop: The Ways of our Grandmothers The chapter The Ways of Our Grandmothers reviews many traditional native beliefs. Dealing with many aspects in tribal myth‚ tradition‚ and ritual‚ it shows many parallels between different native practices and acknowledges the “matriarchal” society was largely dominant before the Europeans came to America. The reoccurring theme or idea I kept reading was that in the beginning there was Thought Woman‚ and from her other Woman spirits and then

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    “utopian” world called Seahaven‚ which is all controlled by the director and “Father” of Truman‚ Christoff. Truman’s life has been filmed and broadcasted to the world as “The Truman Show” since he was born and runs 24/7.It’s a popular reality TV show before the time reality TV shows were even introduced into our society. In a way‚ Truman is absolutely being used as a product of a show and has little say about it‚ this is also similar in the reality TV shows we have on air today. The film is also a centre

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    influence on our personality and development than any experiences we may have in our life. Which do you consider to be the major influence? As we all know‚ every human being is different from each other‚ no matter in the appearance or the personality‚ which makes everyone unique. However‚ there has been an intense debate about whether our personalities and developments are more related to the characteristics we are born with than any events we might have encountered throughout our lives. In my

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    British New Wave Cinema made its appearance during the late 1950’s in the world of European cinema representing Britain as a nation in a socio-political aspect during a time where Britain was divided and defined by social class. Some of the issues portrayed in British new wave cinema are issues such as the economic state of Britain at the time‚ poverty issues‚ employment ‚racism‚ sexual orientation‚ and gender‚ all these as a reality of the country. The representations of these films at the time

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