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    leaves. The student tells the young worker he his not getting anymore cigarettes and a lot of people want them as much as the young worker. XIII, Worker’s playtime: Leipzig 1934. A radio announcer is bearing a microphone and chatting with three workers while there is a SA man standing in the background. The announcers starts to broadcast the show by introducing that he has workers visiting from the Fuchs spinning mill. He does a Q & A with the workers starting with the older worker, Mr. Sedelmaier. The announcer asks him how nice is it to see happy people? Mr. Sedelmaier says people like to joke around. The announcer continues the conversation about how bad the Weimar Republic was and how times have changed for the good. Mr. Sedelmaier never really agrees with the announcer with any of his questions. The announced then moves onto the woman worker asking her if she agrees the economy is booming because of the Third Reich. Miss Schmidt answers him by reciting what is needed to say. She also talks happily about the wash rooms and people get a little crazy over them because there are only six taps for 552 workers. The announcer finally gets to the last worker, Mr. Mahn, asking about how the work was and the pay. The worker told what they wanted him to say and the public to hear. The announcer slightly pushes the worker away from the microphone and ends his broadcast praising Hitler on his work. XIV, The box: Essen 1934. A woman and two children are in a working class flat. A…

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    “Braaap’’ People enjoy watching american sports. Motorcycle racing is a physically demanding sport and is favored to watch because of the riders. Announcer, and the race. Generally speaking, the riders of the race get all the attention and love from the spectators. The riders are always fun to watch. There is a lot of competition between the riders on the track, which is what makes watching it so much fun! There can also be a lot of contact in the race which can keep the riders as well as the…

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    over New York on its first trans-Atlantic flight and reported the 1928 election returns” (p.6 ). Husing joined Columbia Phonograph Broadcasting System (CBS) where he created a device that was helpful to the announcers. According to Covil, “he was most known for the creation of the annunciator or spotter board which was created to allow announcer’s assistant to quickly identify players on the field for the announcer.” Sports was the work that gave him the greatest fame which made him the…

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    Benjelloun, Zakary Mrs. Salas English II Pre-AP, Pd.2 20 October 2014 Depiction Of The Flaws In “Harrison Bergeron,” Kurt Vonnegut Jr., the author, portrays society as a flawed system where people are reprimanded for their strengths. The government thinks that conformity is the answer to equality, but in reality it only makes matters worse. Limiting potential only hurts the growth of a certain society because making everyone equal will not generate the hardship required for a society to seek a…

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    On a crisp morning full of excitement and exhilaration. It was Joey’s first horse show. As we pulled into the show. I could hear all the horses excitement with their new curiosity of who was the new horse pulling in out of all the many other that were already there. With the excitement already filling my heart and the joy filling my soul. I was ready for the wonderful weekend ahead. As I entered the Idaho center as I have many times before. This time it was different it had more vibrancy, more…

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    how society has affected them. In the quote, “They were burdened with sash weights and bags of birdshot”(38)., Vonnegut stresses how the ballerinas were equal due to their handicaps. The author also describes how the handicaps affect the society mentally. When George states, “ ‘I don't mind it,’he said. ‘I don't notice it anymore”(40)., it shows how George's attitude has become negative, as if he has given up on life. While reading the short story, the reader may feel confused as whether to…

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    In W.P. Kinsella’s novel, Shoeless Joe, utmost measures are taken in order to change the past, consequently leading to schizophrenia and a fictional past. Ray Kinsella gets a feeling he has to visit J.D. Salinger in order to fix the past. Ray claims to hear a voice and assumes the meaning behind it is to build a baseball field. Ray talks to Joe Jackson, Shoeless Joe, about completing the rest of the field since he only completed left field. Ray’s desperation to change the past leads him to…

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    firefly light appeared in flickers behind the windows.” The author is implying how there is not a soul, outside except for the man. The government has the power. For those who express themselves as an individual, they are being captured. The authority can only have control, if it is allowed by the population. In the story, Harrison Bergeron, the characters seem to be very ignorant and they contradict themselves several times throughout the story. “it wasn’t clear at first as to what the…

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    Tv Simulators

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    A successful business executive resigns from his prestigious corporate job to become a voice announcer risking his home, his family, and financial security. BRIEF SYNOPSIS: STEVE COLLINS (late 30's) has the security of his loving wife, BETSY, his three children, and a prestigious executive job working for his father-in-law, DARREN HIGHTOWER (60’s). He teaches others how to sell and close deals. He’s an expert at reading body language. Darren is ready to make him a partner. However, Steve’s…

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    child was to become an announcer.” She smiles as she remembers the time when she had a microphone toy that she would always use whenever she has something to say. “After high school, I left home and went to the city with my best friends to finally live my dreams…

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