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    comprehend or understand what was happening, there was no flow, giving it no stick. In the beginning, the shows ratings were at a level no one wants for a show, It wasn’t until the producers of the show added human characters to interact with the muppets. Gladwell also mentions how one of the founders, Ed Palmer, added “the distracter.” What Palmer did was play a slideshow next to an episode of Sesame Street, he then kept track of when the kids

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    The officers heave a soaking body from the Olentangy River onto a yellow stretcher. I nuzzle my nose into my burgundy muffler as the frigid December winds whip at my face, almost as if it caught me staring at the tall figure that stood down by the river. I shove my hands into my tan trench pockets, making sure to stay concealed amongst the nosy bystanders who whisk out their flip phones and gawk as the police guide the stretcher back to the bank of the river. The tall man gestures for the crowd

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    The singer/actress Julie Andrews is known to many younger generations as Mary Poppins, or Queen Clarisse Renaldi, but what younger generations don’t know is how this wonderful actress came into stardom. Julie Andrews was born Julia Elizabeth Wells on October 1st, 1935. Her parents were Elizabeth and Edward wells. Her parents divorced during the outbreak of World War II, and her mother remarried a man named Ted Andrews in 1943. Julie began singing when she was eight years old. Her step father, “Pops”

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    Just from first viewing the word, Reductive, itself it contains the root word, Reduc-, which is also in the word Reduce so using context clues, I see that the word Reductive probably means something along the lines of something being taken away or brought to a lower level. After a quick google search, the definition that it gave further confirmed my suspicion as it described Reductive as meaning, tending to present a subject or problem in a simplified form, especially one viewed as crude. This concept

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    their generation was raised by the television set; that Mr. Rogers was their dad, the gang from Sesame Street was their siblings, and Mrs. Brady was their mom. This is a very eclectic family if one stops to think about it: make believe for a dad, Muppets for brothers and sisters, and a very lovely lady for a mom. These latch key kids that grew up befriended by the television set, represent a generation, that in reality, is passing. The next generation of children that has moved to the block, depends

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    Deciding what to eat for lunch, debating which extracurricular activities to join and making friends are typically common things you think of when thinking about school. In most cases when one thinks of school they think of making friends, having fun, learning and gaining independency, and ultimately getting out alive. My experience with school was not the best. Feeling like I never fit in always seemed to take place over my studies. Here is what I have learned. Learning to start what I finished

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    Happiest Moment

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    What was the happiest moment of your childhood? Just the thought of it probably brings a smile to your face. Take the time to imagine that moment without your parent(s). Would you still consider it a happy moment? Many children face this reality daily and it’s out of their control. One would like to think that it's due to their parent passing away, being deployed, or something of that nature. These children have lost their parents in a much different way. They have lost them to the department of

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    While President Lyndon B. Johnsons “Great Society” program was battling racial inequality and poverty in the 60s, a small group of friends gathered and discussed the idea of manipulating the technology television to do the same, to have a show that promoted racial tolerance and compassion through education. When most parents sit their children in front of the television and turn on child education programs, they have a sense of gratitude, children’s shows would teach their children the alphabet and

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    continue physical humor can also be mixed in with irony. Now irony is an event that seems purposely different to what one expects and is often amusing as a result. A normal example of irony would be for instance a dog playing a piano like in the Muppets, or a tow truck towing another tow truck. An example of irony with physical humor would when someone is walking and steps on a banana pill. You would think they would just keep walking, but instead they slip and fall on the banana. These examples

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    Introduction Gender has been a big issue in society. Sex is biological, and it is through sex that gender is produced (which according to West and Zimmerman, “gender, we said, was an achieved status: that which is constructed through psychological, cultural, and social mean” (West and Zimmerman 1987, 125) - in other words, it is the categorization of both sex to act in a certain and acceptable way by the society, also known as norms) and can be recreated through human interaction and social life

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