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    A Modest Proposal Satire

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    tongue-in-cheek type language that is often suggesting ridiculous solutions to problems, in an effort to get the audience to understand society’s short-comings in a way that isn’t preachy or very demanding. Popular examples in the 21st century include the Daily Show with Jon Stewart, the Colbert Report and the website The Onion. Jonathan Swift uses heavy, straight-faced satire in his book “A Modest Proposal”. This satire helps the reader understand the devastating turmoil and scarcity that the…

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    Truman Show Sociology

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    The Truman Show explored how media alters and shapes what we see as a reality. It demonstrates a good model for how the media takes control of us. In sociology, we learn that the majority of people believe in the reality shown to them. This is represented in The Truman Show. To Truman, the world he lived in was real to him, but it was not the real world. Truman was born and raised on live TV. Since Christoph and a group of producers created Truman's world they instilled his beliefs, values and…

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    A comparison between the 2005 novel ‘Uglies’ by Scott Westerfeld and the 1998 film ‘The Truman Show’ directed by Peter Weir, reveals the many similarities and differences between the protagonists who live in controlled, simulated worlds and their decision to face their fears. Truman is unaware that his life is only a television show where he is just the director's puppet. On the other hand, Tally knows about the surgery that artificially/synthetically makes people 'pretty' and look alike, as…

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    chose to watch several episodes of The Beverly Hillbillies. This was an American sitcom that ran from 1962- 1971 on the CBS network. The show was created and written by Paul Henning and produced by Filmways Television. Both Al Simon and Martin Ransohoff were executive producers for this series which began in black and white but was switched to color in 1965. The shows had several main characters that came in and out of each episode, some of the most prominent were Buddy Ebsen as Jed Clampett,…

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    Eric Lamaze Research Paper

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    Lamaze won Canada's richest show jumping purse, the $1 million CN International at Spruce Meadows. That year he became the first Canadian rider in 20 years to be ranked in the top-10 in the world, and he became the first North American rider to win prize money in excess of $1 million in one year. For his efforts he was named Equine Canada's 2007 Equestrian of the Year.Lamaze was named to the top spot for the first time in the January 2009 Rolex World Rankings for show jumping by the In-…

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    Robert Capa’s the Falling Soldier was taken in 1936 during the Spanish Civil War with a Leica and black and white 35mm film. The image features a man falling over gun in hand on a hill, supposedly capturing the moment of him being hit with a bullet to the head. He flails backwards supposedly because of the impact. The photograph was first published in Vu on the 23rd September 1936, alongside another photograph of man on the floor. It has become one of the most well known war photographs of all…

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    We live in a world where danger lurks around every corner. At a moments notice you can go from enjoying a day in the sun to being a victim of a mass shooting. Our world is so unpredictable that I personally believe that everyone who can, should carry to protect themselves and everyone else around them. But for some professions, like those who are constantly coming in contact with people who have violent or criminal history, it is crazy to think they wouldn’t be armed. This is the true fact for…

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    Use Of Force

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    comes to complains from internally it also doesn’t have high numbers however the difference is that the numbers of complaints have been growing and almost tripled from 2003to 2008. Figure 2. Focuses on death numbers by the law enforcement. The graph shows that on average in 2008 there were .06 civilian death from an officer using deadly weapons. The number was the same in 2005 however it lowered to .04 in 2006 and 2007. The graph also showed the number of death using other forms of force. It…

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    Why Is Hunting Wrong

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    comprised of numerous techniques all with their benefits and disadvantages. Each weapon has its advantages and disadvantages, but they are weapons and like all weapons are dangerous if used incorrectly. Both animal rights activists and advocates for severe gun…

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    Gun Control Proposal

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    use handguns, which makes many people believe they are always under a dangerous environment of gun violence, especially children, women, and older people. From the statistics of gun violence in America, there are many results of surveys that show how serious gun violence in Arizona is, like how the rate of Arizona’s gun-death ratio is 40 percent higher than the U.S. average. The Law Center to prevent Gun Violence gave Arizona an “F,” ranking it 49th out if 50 states, even Arizona had the…

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