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    even the poor afford to eat real food. In the fourth section he dismisses the excuse that Americans don’t have time to cook. The average American, regardless of weekly earnings, watched no less than an hour and a half of TV per day. The time is there to cook. If you want to watch TV, you can still do that and cook at the same time while you prepare a meal. In the next section, he points out that not only is junk food harmful, but it is engineered to be addictive. This makes it even harder to…

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    team. Though, over the years it seems as though this favorite pastime has slowly become jaded with offensive material and changed primetime television from a time that could be spent with family to a time where watchers must be on guard of any inappropriate material. Primetime TV should be an appropriate source of entertainment for viewers of all ages, having censorships can allow for this without the possibility of viewers being exposed to something they aren’t entirely comfortable with. The…

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    The CSI Effect

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    Television is a prominent aspect of popular culture. Whether TV viewers believe it or not, the mind can be morphed by what is shown in all types of television shows, reigning true especially in crime dramas. Recently, with the rise of these crime dramas on TV, the effect is increasing. Crime drama viewers are becoming “educated” through watching the shows. Some of these television-educated people are being called to jury duty and are going with a false sense of knowledge. This summoning to be…

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    Viewers on Tuesday will be rewarded with new episodes of some of America's best TV on the planet. The evening with include Law & Order True Crime: The Menendez Murders, Fresh off the Boat NCIS: New Orleans and even Below Deck. In fact, it’s another night of TV where you either load up the DVR for recording to catch all of the best shows, or you will be up into the wee hours of the night to see everything. Jimmy Kimmel’s plea Talking about the wee hours, last night on late night the talk show…

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    Space is a Gift Look in the sky! It’s a bird! It’s a plane! No it’s one of NASA’s rockets! What do you think they’re doing? They’re exploring space of course! Why would they do that? Every day, you’ll hear people say, “space is a waste,” but I don’t think that's true. Don’t believe me? Believe the facts. According to the text “Space: Let’s Go!” by Rick Washington, “NASA created Velcro which is now used in many clothing items, bags and so forth.” There are many more things to be discovered…

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    The Impact of Cartoons on Children Cartoons are the most popular entertainment for children. Currently there are plenty of TV channels that broadcast different cartoons for children non-stop. Children have grown much more interested in cartoons in recent years and it has become the main way for them to make their time pass. Mostly children begin watching cartoons on television at an early age and then they become enthusiastic viewers. Who can forget watching Looney Tunes or Tom and Jerry on…

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    the Passage: Looking for Work by Gary Soto, Gary tells a story about the way he perceived life as a little kid and shared his personal story of how his family was. What Soto thought to be a “perfect family” was all an act on the shows he watched on TV. His idea was, in fact, interesting but he should feel proud of the way his relatives are. When I was little I thought my relatives were normal, even with its flaws, if it were up to me I wouldn’t trade them for anything. In the way that the author…

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    ABC and SBS and three commercial stations, channels 7, 10 and 9. The consumption trends of television have changed dramatically over the last few years, with the introduction of online subscription TV, such as Netflix. This has created lots of opportunities and threats for free to air television and pay TV, which organisations have reacted differently to. Television stations have used various techniques to deal with the advantages…

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    Dish Network Case Study

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    The successful implementation of a successful strategic management plan in a large corporation like Dish relies on a concise measurement and evaluation phase during and after the implementation phase of their new product to the paid TV market. During this class, I have identified many products that Dish has introduced to the market to remain competitive with DirecTV and cable providers alike, but they have not only had to face direct competition. But they also had an influx of new options for…

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    functions in relation to plot and character in any two of the set texts. In the Cathedral and Everything That Rises Must Converge, ironic events changes the beliefs of characters, who act as plot devices to expose main themes of connection and isolation. The narrator in the Cathedral discovers his inability to connect with his surroundings while Julian in Everything That Rises Must Converge holds unrealistic ideas resulting in being isolated. Situational irony allows characters to re-examine…

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