Essay
That Girl
Here is another old television program that I remember watching when I was younger 'That Girl' starring Marlo Thomas the daughter of Danny Thomas. Marlo Thomas played the character of Ann Marie a want-to-be actress who moved to New York City to pursue this dream. There were many situations in this show that could still be issues even today. For instance, parents who want the best for their children, but not sure if the children are ready as in Ann's father does not think she's ready. 'That Girl' is really a show for all decades even though it is set in the late sixties and very early seventies.
By Mark Grahamabout 3 hours ago in Critique
Dobie Gillis
There is another old television program from the 1950's named 'Dobie Gillis' that I found on the ROKU channel. This is the story of a teenager who is always trying to figure out what life is all about from his friends and his parents. Dobie spends a lot of time just thinking for in a way this show let the viewers learn to think before you leap into various solutions to any issue or problem that you may have in your life as a human. The only issue I had about this show is that the actors seemed a little old to be playing these characters even back then, but really they would fit into today's world believe or not.
By Mark Grahamabout 4 hours ago in Critique
The Doris Day Show
Does anyone remember the old situation comedy 'The Doris Day Show'? I found this old show on the ROKU channel. I kind of remember this show when I was much younger in the early seventies. Doris lives on a farm still in the second season but has a job as a secretary for a magazine in San Francisco. Much like the sitcoms of today, but not as mention of various kinds of relationships as like today if you know what I mean. This old situation comedy is or was more on how to help the kids or whomever solve their issues in a family manner and no tricks.
By Mark Grahamabout 4 hours ago in Critique
Fetish or Masked Violence?. Content Warning.
Abstract Asian fetishization in Western culture is a direct result of White sexual imperialism and the resultant media portrayals of Asian women as hypersexual and submissive beings. Hypersexual portrayals of Asian women persist in modern media depictions and pornography, causing these women both psychological and physical harm. Solutions to this issue should offer Asian women psychological support, empower Asian women to share their experiences, and press the education system to provide students with an all-encompassing retelling of imperialism and its consequences.
By Isabella Makabaliabout 18 hours ago in Critique
The Emergence of a Great nation called Nigeria | episode 13
Nigeria in Regional and International Context Nigeria plays a crucial role in regional and international affairs due to its economic power, population, and diplomatic influence. As a founding member of the African Union (AU) and the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), Nigeria is actively involved in regional peacekeeping and conflict resolution efforts. The country also participates in global organizations such as the United Nations, where it has contributed to various peacekeeping missions. Nigeria's foreign policy emphasizes African solidarity, economic cooperation, and combating transnational threats like terrorism and human trafficking. Despite internal challenges, Nigeria's leadership in Africa remains vital for regional stability and development.
By Daily Reada day ago in Critique
Writing a Manuscript
Writing a manuscript or the manuscript is all about the writing. In the writing we must make sure that we have done the research and taken the notes to begin to write that first draft to that final draft. We have to decide do we want to write fiction or nonfiction. Do we want to go the old-fashioned way and use notebooks and a typewriter or use the computer. These are some of the very basic things we must decide. I like using pen and paper to start. As writers we must follow all the necessary grammar rules as well as the necessary punctuation rules that will allow our writing to be coherent to the readers.
By Mark Grahama day ago in Critique
NASA Find Black Hole 33 Billion Times Bigger Than Sun | Space Documentary
NASA's Shocking Revelation: A Dark Opening 33 Billion Times the Mass of the Sun NASA's mission to disentangle the secrets of the universe has prompted one more striking revelation. In the profundities of room, cosmologists have recognized a dark opening with a mass 33 billion times that of our Sun. This titanic enormous peculiarity, situated in a far off system, rethinks how we might interpret dark openings and their job in the universe.
By robail shahzadia day ago in Critique
How Big is The Universe?
How Enormous is The Universe? The universe, a broad and puzzling element, extends a long ways past the constraints of human insight and understanding. Its limitlessness and intricacy have charmed space experts, physicists, and rationalists for quite a long time. While we have taken huge steps in understanding the universe, the genuine size of the universe stays quite possibly of the most significant inquiry in science.
By robail shahzadia day ago in Critique
Why Uranus and Neptune Swapped Places Once
The External Planetary group Secret: Why Uranus and Neptune Traded Spots The external compasses of our nearby planet group have long interested researchers and cosmologists, especially the unique dance between the ice monsters Uranus and Neptune. Ongoing speculations propose an entrancing situation: Uranus and Neptune might have once traded places in the early planetary group. This speculation, whenever affirmed, could decisively reshape how we might interpret planetary development and relocation.
By robail shahzadia day ago in Critique
The Emergence of a Great nation called Nigeria | Episode 6
Independence and Early Years (1960 - 1966) Nigeria gained independence from Britain on October 1, 1960, with a federal system designed to balance the interests of its diverse ethnic groups. The first few years of independence were marked by political optimism and economic growth. However, regional and ethnic tensions soon surfaced, exacerbated by competition for resources and political power. The discovery of oil in the Niger Delta added another layer of complexity, bringing wealth but also inequality and environmental issues. By 1966, these tensions led to a series of military coups, plunging Nigeria into a period of political instability that would last for decades.
By Daily Read2 days ago in Critique
The Emergence of a Great Nation Called Nigeria | Episode 10
Nigeria's economy, the largest in Africa, has experienced significant growth and diversification since the early 2000s. While oil and gas remain the primary sources of revenue, sectors such as telecommunications, agriculture, and services have expanded. Government initiatives aimed at economic reform, such as the National Economic Empowerment and Development Strategy (NEEDS), have sought to address structural issues and promote sustainable development. However, the country still grapples with high levels of poverty, unemployment, and inequality. Infrastructure deficits, power shortages, and bureaucratic inefficiencies hinder further economic progress. Efforts to combat corruption and improve governance are ongoing, with mixed results.
By Daily Read2 days ago in Critique