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    talk show Introduction by moderator or host: Good morning / afternoon/ evening. Americans recently have been very concerned about disturbances at the textile mills of Lowell‚ Massachusetts. I ’m _____________ and you ’re watching _________________.Today/tonight we ’ll be talking about _______________. To better understand these events‚ we ’ll talk with ____________________‚ who is___________; as well as______________________‚ who_______________________. Finally‚ for a perspective from a _____________________

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    Virtual Reality Learning Environments: Potentials and Challenges Computer graphics technology enables us to create a remarkable variety of digital images and displays that‚ given the right conditions‚ effectively enrich education [Clark 1983]. Real-time computer graphics are an essential component of the multi-sensory environment of Virtual Reality (VR). This article addresses the unique characteristics of emerging VR technology and the potential of virtual worlds as learning environments

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    awoke to the evolutionary and first ever NBC-TV "Today Show". The show‚ an American morning news and talk show‚ put us in touch with the world in which we live. From news to music‚ the show included national news headlines‚ weather‚ in-depth interviews with news makers‚ lifestyle features‚ other light news‚ local news‚ music of the day‚ and what was happening tomorrow in arts‚ science and sports to all fields of human endeavor. The Today Show opened with a view of Dave Garroway‚ one of the early

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    Impacts of Reality TV on the Contemporary Society Introduction Reality T.V shows are among the latest trends in television programming and mainstream media. Most of the issues aired on reality shows vary from different themes and genres such as love‚ spirituality and competition. The contents of the reality shows usually entails the aspect of the unscripted format. It entails real people talking about real issues in the society. However‚ much as reality T.V show producers try to make their show relevant

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    Kenneth Nevling Professor Whitworth ENG 114: First draft- Reality TV 07 November‚ 2010 Reality TV and It’s Effect on Society A reality TV show stars a non-celebrity or a volunteer who wants to participate in the program. The core role is to see what their reactions in certain scenarios are‚ and how they face given situations. The audience feels like they have a connection with the show’s stars as they feel that they are real and normal people representing them. Viewers are then entertained

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    with celebrities‚ food‚ beverages; and they all part of our culture today. While I was reading American Idol Worship‚ I thought about a show I had seen that made me suspect a hidden message or agenda and I came up with Full house‚ a popular television show. Full House was loved by every age group because the family had different age and gender actors. It was a show that taught a lesson from each episode regardless of the age group that was watching‚ but people did not pay attention to the hidden message

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    Things that make up a great t.v show T.v shows all have one goal they are trying to accomplish. The people who make the t.v show’s try to make it as interesting as possible so they can draw the viewer in. If the t.v show draws in enough viewers the better ratings they will have. Some ways producers get more people to watch their t.v shows‚ is by making their t.v show interesting by having drama‚ action‚ or humor in it. These are things viewers like to have in t.v shows so that it will interest them

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    The reviews of Mr. Letterman’s shows were mostly positive. Others who didn’t like Letterman were either scared of and him and his wits or just jealous of him and his natural ability to entertain. But all in all‚ Letterman was well praised by everybody. For example‚ “Mr. Letterman showed that late-night TV could offer more than a what’s-in-the-news monologue. He made his show a home for misfits and oddballs” (Itzkoff 1). Letterman showed that to have a radical show there is no need for elaborate

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    Why Is Reality T.V. So Popular? It would be difficult to find an hour of the day when a reality television show isn’t on. What exactly is the appeal of reality television that has so many viewers completely hooked? Why has the popularity of reality TV spanned all socio-economic statuses‚ age groups‚ and education levels? Perhaps it’s the unscripted glimpse you get into other people’s lives that helps take the focus off present troubles‚ or makes everyone’s day to day lives seem a little less “crazy

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    film entitled The Truman Show stops at nothing to depict just how much manipulation and traumatization can affect a human being. The motion picture presents Truman Burbank‚ a man who has been legally adopted by a television network and set up to live in a constructed set entitled Seahaven filled with fictional elements. He is shadowed by an estimation of five thousand cameras in order to be broadcasted 24 hours a day‚ not knowing he has been the star of his own television show for nearly thirty years

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