Similar to soldiers, they march in groups accompanied by their coaches to the frontlines of every single competition to claim their victories while I watch on in awe, enraptured by their breathtaking performances. ... These champions already know they have it in the bag, and waste no heart worrying about the opinions of their competitors or if the judges would enjoy their routine, thus they are the most relaxed of all the dancers. ...

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Pollan believes that the modern traditional family consumes too much fast, easy, and cheap foods and that instead, everyone should take the time to prepare and enjoy a nice home-cooked meal. He makes the argument that today's families should take more time in preparing the meal than actually enjoying it. ... Third, people often snack while watching programs on TV. The fourth cause is that watching too much TV can cause different and odd sleeping patterns which is a widely known risk for obesity. Studies have shown that watching television for three or more hours a day increases the risk o...

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For example, if you subscribe to a program in the DTV world, you can watch programming live or anytime after it airs. ... Should you wish to watch news, sports or financial media, a box appears asking you which stocks you would like to track, which football scores you would like listed, and which stories you would like further details on. Digital TV will make watching the news, as well as other broadcast information, much more personalized. ... Imagine watching an action movie on HBO and looking over your shoulder for police cars because the 5.1 channel sound makes it seem like you're ...

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The workers do not enjoy their jobs because they can't show anyone what they did at work that day. ... Weekends are considered family time in the United States and they spent much of their time watching television together. Television brought families together inside of their living room to watch programs for hours at a time. ... Television gives Americans wisecracks and at the same time sparks conversation but, still the conversations are all about television which creates the perception that all Americans do is watch television because they're too lazy. ... Television today has bet...

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This received much criticism from Victorian society as like Epicurius he commanded all to enjoy "swini! ... They have a higher value than they enjoyed previously under Bentham where they were merely a possibility amongst others so Mill has tackled the criticism that morality is not taken seriously enough. ... Is the pleasure felt by ten people at the theatre watching Verdi's "Tosca" worth more than a hundred at the cinema watching the latest "Rocky" film? ...

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While reading this text I found it funny the fact that I didn't get bored and I was actually looking forward to find out what would have happened in the next page, almost like watching a movie. ... As an example, "Even if you think that you know what he's going to do, the way he does it-the degree of speed and violence that he brings to every act-knocks you flat" (133) or again in the following passage: "Watching Jones, you understand what it must have been like to play against Cobb (or, worse, to know him personally), to feel the tingle of anxiety that his presence on...

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In order for the maximum aesthetic effect to be possible, it helps to have an ideal audience member who has all the elements required to enjoy a piece, such as taste, education, etc. ... For example, a jealous spouse may find their own feelings of jealousy inflamed when watching a play such as Othello. ... Mihalyi Csikszentmihalyi defines aesthetic experience as an activity that is not goal oriented and that is enjoyed for its own sake. ... While the others certainly make sense as well, they don't bring up the aesthetic experience as being enjoyed for its own sake. ... How can one enjoy a...

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That way, humans can still enjoy the natural area without killing or damaging the area that they came to enjoy. ... A great example of this very issue of the beaches that everyone of every nation seems to enjoy visiting. ... It is important to keep a watch on the political and social unrest and to take the time to find out how the local environment and the local people are being treated. ... Now the Australian government manages restrictions on tourists in the area so that tourists can still see and enjoy the area without over stressing the plant and animal life. ...

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According to Bellamy and Whitson (2009) "It is also the case that NHL hockey enjoys the most committed fan support of any professional sport in Canada today.... Expos and Blue Jays games were played weekly on the CBC and many people all across the country tuned in to watch them play. ... With Rogers taking over, only people with extensive cable packages or satellite could watch the Blue Jays. ... " This destruction of the CBC was crucial in the downfall of media coverage of baseball in Canada because with CBC it was a channel everyone had and everyone watched regularly, as it swapped...

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Even the viewers take violence as entertainment and enjoy it. ... Parents can limit the amount of time children spend watching television, and encourage children to spend their time on sports, hobbies, or with friends; parents and kids can even draw up a list of other enjoyable activities to do instead of watching TV. Parents can encourage their children to watch or listen to programs that demonstrate helping, caring and cooperation. ...

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In film, the male gaze develops when the audience is put in place of the heterosexual male behind the lens and displays the female as a sexual object for both the characters in the film, as well as the audience watching the film. ... The audience participates by watching and enjoy in the character watching. ...

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FOX ENTERTAINMENT GROUP (MARKETING MIX) This paper will discuss The Fox Entertainment Group and analyse their situation, which has been broken down into five separate parts. The first part will evaluate Fox's financial and personal resources while explaining how these resources affect their strat...

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Producers of media feed the public's desires of showing them the things that they enjoy watching. ... For example, when looking at the movie "The Godfather," a large portion of consumers (especially male teenagers and young adults) really enjoyed the movie and the connotations that were attached to organized crime such as Italian mafias, weapons, drugs, etc. ...

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Because of the high degree of surplus involved, necessity achieved a cathexis of merchandise and services the individual had to consume, the fun he had to enjoy, and the status symbols he had to carry. ... In the early '50's, young people watched TV more hours than they went to school, a mise-en-scene that has not changed greatly since then. ... During 1952 and 1956, people watched the Olympics on television for the first time. ...

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Indeed, Anna Kournikova is a prime example of the production of a new tennis star, merging the role of tennis pro and supermodel in a sport where more people now watch matches on television more than in the stands. ... Confronting questions of why women do not participate in some sports and why some do not enjoy wide popular support. There are also major flaws in suggesting that sexing up sport will aid recruitment, because while it may stimulate male spectators watching television there are fundamental questions about whether it will actually attract young women who may be under confident abo...

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There were nearly 52 million more arrivals than in 2006 and world tourism enjoyed its fourth consecutive year of growth in 2007 above the long-term forecast of 4.1% (WTO, 2008). ... They are implementing uniform watch list matching by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA). The program conducts uniform pre-screening of passenger information against federal government watch lists for domestic and international flights. ...

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This in turn allows them to either decide if they enjoyed using that product and would like to purchase it again or if they had a negative experience that will restrict them from purchasing the product another time. ... The entertaining ability of advertisements is derived from watching the advertisement as being one of the significant factors affecting the attitude towards advertisements. ... This could be because the parent is watching the shows with the kid or because the kid is engaged by that commercial and encourages their parents to purchase that product. ...

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People can then go onto media sharing sites such as Twitter and Tumblr in order to discuss a media product that they enjoyed, or otherwise wish to critique, participating in a discourse that can become beneficial for both consumers and creators. ... Researchers focusing on viewers of television have found that 'the more an individual deems a program as potent at contributing to stronger social connections, the more one would watch the program when it is freshly released' (Xu and Yan, 191). ... For everyday citizens who watch, comment on and reproduce copyrighted content, the umbrell...

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This dedication to the elephant did not stop as he has a habit of watching the elephant when it was inside its house from a "cliff behind the elephant houseon the back of the hill where you can see into the elephant house" until they both finally disappeared (462). ... It can be inferred that he enjoys watching the elephant during its private time because he marvels their kind of isolation, which is different from his. ... The act of watching them gives him the warmth and happiness he has been seeking as he continued living in this kind of reality. ...

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by Spencer Johnson, "The Truth About Managing People" by Stephen Robbins, and by watching "The Inside Job", we get into detail about the many issues facing managers in the workplace as well as general decision making principles that we can all live by. ... Some of the important management lessons that individuals can derive from the book include understanding the inevitability of change, anticipating the changes, adapting to change promptly and monitoring as well as enjoying the change process. ... Some of the important management lessons that we learned include understanding the inevitabi...

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When a pedophile becomes active with a child, they might try to undress the child, encourage the child to watch them masturbate, touch or fondle the child's genitals or even force sexual acts on the child. ... But on a serious note, males who enjoy this fetish tend to have a assortment of female clothes that he uses to cross dress. ... Many of the individuals who have this paraphilia tend to keep there sexual activity at masturbation while they are peeping or remembering past acts of watching. ...

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The Roman leaders were very intelligent and wise, as they were wordy, so they decided that the best way to maintain the Romans without noticing their misery was by using their passion, so they put up entertaining shows, where they watched different games. ... The Romans loved to see the Coliseum filled with thousands of people watching intently as how the games were developed; moreover the majority of people were there just to see the gladiators. ... A good act usually finished with the death of one of the gladiators; this was something that observers enjoyed very much. ...

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Philip Morris was Quick to Deny such allegations to protect its reputation in the world and it was only after The human right Watch also discovered sordid evidence of human-forced labour in the tobacco production farms and that many children developed rashes from their necks arms and stomaches just by handling the tobacco materials .when it come to the attention of the issue, Philip Morris offered a " regular and constructive" dialogue between Philip Morris and The human Rights watch, after many periods of Length Discussion between the two sides, it was still uncovered that Philip...

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Singing Caribbean crabs named Sebastian, a fish named Flounder as a best friend, and most important, a little princess mermaid called Ariel, these are the images that come to the mind of the millions of people who have enjoyed Disney's movie entitled The Little Mermaid. I myself have watched this movie with delightful glee repetitively as a child. ... A simple answer which took fifty-four articles and texts, an untold amount of movie watching, and hours upon hours of psychoanalysis to come to. ...

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Sean's diary entries are to the minute; this hints that he is watching the minutes drag by instead of generalising what time it is, he is showing that he is truly bored. ... This shows just how little the two find to entertain themselves while on the road, and like most other night on the journey, they end up smoking and watching television. This may not the most exciting thing to do while in Mission Beach, but this is how they chose to spend their holidays; they enjoy things that remind them of life back in normality. ...

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