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    Modern Day Idiocracy

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    or may not be one of my television series of choice. Whether you choose to watch the series for laughs‚ entertainment or news value‚ I feel like there is a certain audience that it targets that knows the news facts and doesn’t solely depend on Jon Stewart for international news. The comedic value that shows such as The Daily Show offers‚ does not interfere with real life news facts unlike Jason Zinser states in his essay‚ "The Good‚ The Bad‚ and The Daily Show"‚ suggests. As a Republican‚ my dad

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    Critique of I Am a Dancer

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    I AM A DANCER Martha Graham was born on May 11‚ 1894‚ in Pittsburgh‚ Pennsylvania and died on April 1‚ 1991. She was a modern dancer‚ instructor and icon of her time. In this article Graham speaks in a philosophical and spiritual sense about the meaning of dance in her life‚ about what it takes to be a dancer‚ and about her profession or calling in general. She feels that dance is a special form of art in which movements and gestures help one make the effort

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    Daily Show

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    Daily Show. The Daily Show has a negative impact on peoples views and opinions on politics. The Daily Show is a comedy show which gives false information which people tend to believe. The host of the Daily Show is a stand up comedian named Jon Stewart. The Daily Show also happenes to air on a channel called the Comedy Central. The Comedy Central is known for obnoxious comedies like the Chapel Show and South Park. So why do people take the Daily Show seriously and use the show as a main source for

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    Rear Window

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    Window Rear Window‚ directed by Alfred Hitchcock‚ was made in the year 1954. It has been said that Rear Window is the basis for D.J. Caruso’s movie Disturbia. Rear Window has three main characters‚ J.B. “Jeff” Jefferies played by James Stewart‚ Lisa Fremont played by grace Kelly‚ and Stella played by Thelma Ritter. Each of these three characters is critiqued by five different categories‚ including‚ appropriateness‚ inherent thoughtfulness or emotionality‚ expressive coherence‚ wholeness

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    Case Study Assignment 1

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    340-40 Ethics in the Professions Case Study Assignment 1 The Daily Show’s Jon Stewart is usually informative‚ comical‚ and humorous. The late night satirical program is seemingly at the direction of Stewart‚ making his job one to be envied. The Daily Show draws its satire and comedy from a host of sources including politics‚ media‚ news stories‚ and often draws comedy from aspects of the show itself. Stewart has been the host of the show since 1999 and has had the opportunity to meet numerous

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    Paramount Studios and Alfred Hitchcock‚ alongside screenwriter John Michael Hayes‚ adapted the story to film and premiered it on August 1st‚ 1954. It features actors Jimmy Stewart‚ Grace Kelly‚ Thelma Ritter‚ and Raymond Burr. After hurting himself in an auto race‚ professional photographer L.B. “Jeff” Jeffries (James Stewart) is the main protagonist‚ his broken leg the shackle of his confinement in his small New York apartment. Dwelling on his unforeseen condition‚ he spends his time looking

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    Medical Case Study Martha

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    Drug History and Current Pattern of Use: Martha has a history of alcohol use disorder. Client has stated she has eight to twelve drinks a day‚ never having fewer than five drinks. Substance Abuse Treatment History: The client has no history of substance abuse treatment. Medical History and Current Status: Doctors have reported Martha has impacted liver function and is developing cirrhosis of the liver. Aside from substance-related health impairments Martha is in good health and appears to have no

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    Rear Window ( 1954 )

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    Abdullrahman Al - Abdulghani HUM205 Film Deliberation #04 Rear window ( 1954 ) Director : Alfred Hitchcock Stars : James Stewart ‚ Grace Kelly ‚ Thelma Ritter ‚ Raymond Burr The movie talks about an injured photographer who is stuck in his apartment and all what he can do is look at his neighbors throat his rear window where he noticed that the neighbors wife disappeared so he start to prove that his neighbor killed his wife . In the scene where Jeff calls Thorwald as the phone

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    malala yousafzai essay

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    institutions/nations/individual people to reject oppression and prejudice to gain freedom and equality. During the Jon Stewart show Yousafzai and stewart display many prosodic and paralinguistic features related to an informal situation‚ for example Yousafzai asks rhetorical questions and both of them use humour and a faster pace. During the show both yousafzai and stewart are sitting down facing each other and Stewart is leaning towards Yousafzai making him seem interested in what she is saying and with that he creates

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    Kpop

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    ascend from nowhere and descend from view. When the high-decibel music starts‚ the effect is visually arresting. This type of stage act is reminiscent of the Motown revues that featured its legendary artists (The Supremes‚ The Temptations‚ Jackson 5‚ Martha and the Vandellas‚ to name a few). The big difference is that K-pop artists have to look so postcard-pretty that some of them are required to undergo medical procedures to alter their faces. Also‚ there was no need for a Motown concert to have fancy

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