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    Theater 102 Fall 2014 Lone Survivor The movie I chose to view for the first time is the American war film Lone Survivor‚ written and directed by Peter Berg starring Mark Wahlberg‚ Taylor Kitsch‚ Emile Hirsch‚ Ben Foster‚ and Erica Bana. It is based on the nonfiction book “Lone Survivor” by Marcus Lutrell and Patrick Robinson about a war in Afghanistan where the United States Navy Seals counter-insurgent mission Operation Red wings failed and four-men Seal reconnaissance and surveillance team were

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    Survivor Speech Introduction A survivor is someone who is willing to put everything on the line to get through a single moment in life when there back is against the wall and it is these moments the define someone A survivor is defined by the risks they take and those risks take leadership‚ hope and tenacity that all survivors have. A survivor is a leader who shows strength and purpose. Body Leadership is what the main character Clay has that makes him a survivor Leadership is not a position

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    Reality TV is the new mantra of television producers and channel executives. It is the means to increase TRP ratings and the end is always to outdo the other 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

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    compares them with newer shows like The Apprentice and Survivor. He explains how the earlier reality TV is more structured‚ and how the rules are mapped out beforehand‚ therefore requiring less focus to pay attention. However‚ Johnson compares the structural similarities in today’s reality TV to that of a video game. “…the rules aren’t fully established at the outset. You learn as you play” (290). By this video game structural method‚ shows like Survivor and The Apprentice keep the audience more engaged

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    Stages of the family life cycle: 1) Bachelor Stage. (Young single people not living at home): (a) Few financial burdens‚ (b) Fashion/opinion leader led‚ (c) Recreation orientated‚ (d) Buy: basic kitchen equipment‚ basic furniture‚ cars‚ equipment for the mating game‚ holidays‚ (e) Experiment with patterns of personal financial management and control;  2) Newly married couples (Young‚ no children): (a) Better off financially than they will be in the near future‚ (b) High levels of purchase of homes

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    The popularity of reality TV shouldn’t come as a surprise considering the fact that we live in a culture that worships vanity‚ rather than virtue. So here is the true reality behind reality TV. Reality TV‚ which is in the business of making us feel good rather than be good‚ actually contributes to the growing problems in our society by celebrating human weakness rather than human excellence. Reality TV doesn’t empower us‚ but rather overpowers us by taking our innate power and inner knowing and

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    prize at the end of the race. Teams must race to certain checkpoints per episode and the last team to arrive at said checkpoints is eliminated. The show “Survivor added another dimension to the mix by inviting viewers to identify with some contestants and to despise others” (Maasik and Solomon 229). The Amazing Race also used the concept from Survivor and was also designed to have the viewer associate themselves to a team and basically “cheer on” that certain team. Viewers’ emotions play a big part of

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    Final essay (Maus I) Art: a true Holocaust survivor. Though he was born in Sweden after the war and did not experience the Holocaust personally‚ his life is deeply affected by the event‚ both directly and indirectly.  To begin with‚ Art is troubled by nightmares and fears of the Holocaust‚ as he fantasizes when he was a child about certain degrading happenings. Secondly‚ he is impacted by the intense‚ traumatizing toll the Holocaust had on his father‚ which‚ subsequently‚ was transferred onto him

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    during the show in the middle of small breaks between the show. Heres the twist. Reality TV has advertising inside the show. New York Times---->It is typically easier to weave a product into an episode of a reality show like "American Idol" or "Survivor" than into a scripted series like "Grey’s Anatomy" or "Two and a Half Men." Lets give an example. Lets say there is a family in a reality tv show using a vacuum cleaner. The actors in the reality tv show would compliment the cleanliness of the vacuum

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    replaced. Younger women enjoy watching the sexiest; romance would find themselves-having parties named after the reality show “The Bachelor”‚ where much fun and excitement would allow them to discuss the steamy details of the show. Compared to with” Survivor”‚ and “Who wants to be a‚ Millionaire.” Mimi Avins viewed them all the same‚ to her disbelief that one man could construct such a reality show. Millions of women and some men have become entangle with the new show “The Bachelor”. Its demeaning toward

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