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- 1271: The Privatisation Of The Uk El
- ... the industry, branding does exist to the extent that consumers are willing to pay more for a product which they consider to be superior - hence the advertising campaigns which are visible on billboards and on television countrywide. Finally there are barriers to entry in the market (such as branding as the huge start-up cost of generating which stop firms entering and exiting the market. Since 1990 therefore, the market has ...
- 1272: The Praise And Strife Of A Her
- ... a different definition of a hero, and it is only through that personal realization that a true personal hero may emerge. Young children mature in a world where they are placed in front of the television and begin to view the world from a perverted and very different perspective to the generation before them, rendering them to view people with perverted ideals. Eggleston 3 They have different methods of reasoning that ...
- 1273: The Philosophical Foundations
- ... by every major critic, without exception, but breaks through the hostility to achieve great commercial success. She formulates a revolutionary philosophy of reason and individualism, then gives lectures, writes essays and newspaper columns, appears on television and radio, publishes works of non-fiction and more--in an attempt to reach out to her fellow man with what she knows is a life-giving philosophy. But many of her fellow men are ...
- 1274: The Orgin Of Comedy
- ... revamped half an hour version of "Amos" 'N' "Andy". The show was performed before a live audience and featured an orchestra and chorus. "Amos" 'N' "Andy" represented a breakthrough for black comedians on radio and television as well. Although one-person acts were not popular during the variety show period, Moms Mabley set the stage for many comedians that would come after her. Jackie "Moms" Mabley. Born in North Carolina in ...
- 1275: The Monastery And The Clock
- ... and go to school or work? How long does the working day last? When is the time to start working? When is the time to stop and go home? And how about the radio programs, television programming, computers...? All of this would have to be redefined without the clock to tell the time. What would happen to our economy which is driven by the stock market? There is many, many more ...
- 1276: The Man And Legend
- ... the majority, since the majority has control over many more things than minorities. West agrees when he states that every major institution in American society-churches, universities, courts, academies of science, governments, economies, newspapers, magazines, television, film, and others-attempted to exclude black people from the human family in the name of white supramissit ideology, say West. This being the case I can understand why we have trouble moving forward towards ...
- 1277: The Joy Luck Club
- ... have moved away from their customary family associations. At the center of the party we see four women playing a traditional Chinese game, in another room we see their daughter s husbands gathered around a television set watching some kind of sporting event. The peculiar thing about it is that these husbands are all non-Chinese. One of them appears to be of African-American descent, the other two are Caucasians ...
- 1278: The Internet In Public Schools
- ... play a prominent role in our future. If we look at the stock market, for example, we can see internet and technology stocks skyrocketing beginning their first day on the market. Or, turn on the television and one will surely hear a commercial telling everyone to check out their company's web site for more information on their product. Daily, we can see the Internet becoming more integrated in our lives ...
- 1279: The Indian And The Horse
- ... his bow arm over the neck, reach through underneath with an arrow in the other hand, and shoot at his enemies with a minimum exposure of his own body. (265) Indian roles in film and television have often been greatly exaggerated. They are depicted as being one with nature and masters of horsemanship. However, this one depiction of the use of the horse may not have been as greatly exaggerated as ...
- 1280: The Importance Of Moral Values
- ... mostly occur when a troubled teen or a fragile child cannot handle the pressure and stress of reality. The influential factor of violence spreads so easily; a child finds this influence simply by turning the television set on. In fact, any news channel disappointly shows the actions of teenagers committing the violent act of murder without any remorse. All of this animosity and chaos within children begin with not knowing the ...
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