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    Life Without Television

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    Life without Television When my family’s only television set went to the repair shop the other day‚ my parents‚ my sister‚ and I thought we would have a terrible week. How could we get through the long evenings in such a quiet house? What would it be like without all the shows to keep us company? We soon realized‚ though‚ that living without television for a while was a stroke of good fortune =. It became easy for each of us to enjoy some activities alone‚ to complete some postponed chores‚ and

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    Alcohol and Television Advertising - No Business Law 302 April 27‚ 1999 Dr. Coffinberger Alcohol and Television Advertising “Alcohol is not often thought of as a drug - largely because its use is common for both religious and social purposes in most parts of the world. It is a drug‚ however‚ and compulsive drinking in excess has become one of modern society’s most serious problems” (ARF). This is so true because many people don’t consider alcohol a drug but the effects it has on

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    There are two sides to this argument. The people who agree with this statement could be non-believers. Obviously if you are a non-believer it makes praying a waste of time if there isn’t anyone to answer to them. Most people believe in science‚ as ‘The big bang theory’ explains that the world started with a big bang. People who have had no spiritual experience will disagree. Another reason could be that there isn’t any proof that god does exist as no-one has seen him/her. When believers pray sometimes

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    David Miller Creative Fundraising Think Piece – Changes in the Television Industry Introduction Television has been around long enough that it has undergone many radical changes‚ but as with many other prominent industries‚ it had its humble beginnings. While the actual physical set was invented decades before‚ the industry itself did not really begin until the 1950’s. This is when the television set first became a commercial product that anyone could own‚ just like the radio‚ and when the

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    Television‚ newspapers and the internet-which of these do young people prefer as a source of information and why? Use of Internet in Education The fast and relatively low-cost access is one of the major benefits of Internet to people and students all over the world as getting an Internet connection is easy. Communication and information are the two most important uses of the Internet. Secondly‚ information can be updated or modified at any time and for any number of times‚ which helps in learning

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    Watching the Breakers It was November 16‚1910‚ America was going to war with Spain regarding the ownership of Cuba and many men were getting drafted into the military. There were two husbands‚ in particular‚ that got drafted‚ named Thomas Detrain and Jonathan Baker. They had been best friends since youth and both were desperately in love with their wives‚ Marilyn Detrain and Jane Baker. On this cold‚ rainy day the ship slowly pulled into the navy shipyard on the mainland of Virginia to prepare for

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    Solid Waste Management

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    Introduction Solid waste is an byproduct of human activities which tends to increase with rapid urbanization‚ improved living standards and changing consumption patterns. Management of increasing amounts of solid waste has become a major challenge in many cities in developing countries. If solid waste is properly used‚ it can be a valuable resource‚ but if it is not effectively managed‚ it can result in serious adverse impacts on environment and public health. Solid waste management is therefore

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    Television History Essay

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    If television is considered a cultural habit‚ what new habits are emerging? Draw on the example of one national TV product. Media has a massive impact on many peoples understanding of history and plays a crucial role upon much of the general public. TV is a notoriously popular format and it is now ubiquitous in almost every single household. Impressions of our history can be perceived through this medium and it is worthy of consideration for various past events e.g. through watching factual documentaries

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    Proper Waste Disposal

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    PROPER WASTE DISPOSAL: IS IT REALLY OBSERVED AND PRACTICED? Clarence Hannah Tan Dalida JUBILEE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY Acknowledgements First of all‚ I would like to thank my wonderful parents whose support has inspired me greatly in making a willful choice in doing my best. I appreciate the skills that they have imparted to me to upon doing this research and their editing of my work has been of great help. Also‚ I would like to thank the library of Trinity College for being a good source of books which

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    Mihir Shah Ms. Oviatt AP English III: 4A 7 October 2014 Television: The Plug-In Drug Journal “Television: The Plug In Drug” was written by Marie Winn‚ and she describes how family life has been affected by the television set. Her central argument is that the American family has been destroyed by the television‚ and that family unity has been diminished overtime by this cultural addiction. Winn uses many different sources to back up her claims‚ and some are extremely effective‚ while others do

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