Do you know when is a good age to start having a cell phone? According to the latest research, on average, a child gets his or her first smartphone gets his or her first smartphone at 10.3 years old. That same study shows that by age 12, a full 50 percent of children have social media accounts ¨says, Bill Gates.¨ His kids, now 20, 17, and 14 weren't allowed to have smartphones until they were high school age. How much...
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'The Lottery' is one of the short stories by Shirley Jackson, it takes place on June 27, in the center of the village between an office and a bank, it presented the theme 'The Danger of Blindly Following Traditions', in my essay I will explain how the theme is represented in the lottery story which is why is my favorite story. The village lottery ends with violent murder every year, a bizarre ritual that suggests how dangerous tradition can be...
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In recent years, the word 'feminism' has been very common in people's eyes, many people have to mention a few words about feminism from time to time, of course, in the film industry, feminist movies have become more and more mainstream. Once, women's status was very low, no one put women on formal occasions to say, but now, by contrast, no matter what industry is emphasizing women, women's rights. Some time ago, the release of a film reached the attention...
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During my speech and my retake, I experienced different emotions. I categorized my reflection into three parts; the first is my rehearsal of the speech, the second is for the research, and the third is my struggles with the actual speech. Before I went to do the first speech, I had rehearsed more than 20 times at my home. I listened to TED talks and tried copying their gestures. There was a long break before we had to do the...
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Time after time I was puzzled about making this precise cheesecake; will it be good, or will it be a fly-by-night idea? After all, who ever heard of putting shrimp into cheesecake?! Well, it grew to become out to be an awesome idea, and you just can't believe how desirable it truly is: 1 pounds cream cheese(get a properly stable cream cheese now not one of these pre-softened ones) 12-pound bitter cream 1 12-pound sparkling medium shrimp 13 cups green...
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Introduction of the Product Couplet Timekeeper Ring is one of the innovative gadget with various features such as setting a noiseless alarm, GPS tracker, and 24-hour digital timer device. It can transform your waking up style in a very smooth way by not disturbing your partner who is sleeping very next to you. This modern waterproof and convenient device can be advantageous in various other situations, including siblings that share the same bedroom at home or roommates in a hostel...
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In Lord of the Flies, the author, William Golding, creates the novel to show the behaviors he noticed during the time of World War II. He depicts the different inner designs of the human body and soul. Golding helps detect one's inner savagery and civility. Golding demonstrates that the children are not conditioned by society to act evil or, that a satanic force is driving them towards such a malevolent and nefarious demeanor; it is an innate evil within that...
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Good morning everyone, today I’m standing in front of you to deliver my speech about cyberbullying. But before anything else, what is cyberbullying? As we hear the word cyber, the first thing that comes to our mind is, it is all about technology. Nowadays, as we see in our daily lives, everyone is using a mobile phone even a child is using one. Technology is very helpful in our everyday life, it makes somehow our life easier, easy to communicate...
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Different works of art can portray ideas in a variety of ways. An example can be Alan Parker's crime thriller film 'Mississippi Burning' (1988), which explores the ideas of racial prejudice and bigotry’s effects on a vulnerable community. As well as the injustice of the legal system and the way that perpetrators are sentenced in biased ways. This is shown through the detective's investigation of a small 1964 Mississippi town Jessup County, where the disappearance of 3 civil rights workers...
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Our use of technology is becoming daily more essential and important to us, as most of our tasks are done using some type of technology that allows information to be more easily found and gathered. In a fast-running society like today, the use of technology may seem like the fastest and most efficient way to get things done, and to some extent, it is highly beneficial, but if it gets out of hand, this tool can do more harm than...
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‘Night Walker’ by Brent Staples is a personal narrative in which the theme is considered to be don’t assume who they are just on the appearance of a person. ‘Night Walker’ is about an African American man who has insomnia. To cope with this, he takes walks throughout the city he lives in to tire himself so that he can sleep. However, since he grew up in a small city, he had never faced problems in being an African American...
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What is more important, imagination or knowledge? This is an eternal question. Knowledge is information that we receive thanks to the experience of our environment and our own experience at the moment. Information about everything discovered or experienced is knowledge. But imagination is needed to put that information together to come up with new results and solutions, that's why it's more important in my opinion. The famous physicist Albert Einstein once said: “Imagination is more important than knowledge. For knowledge...
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The high school experience is something that will forever dominate the psyche of most teenagers. It was an unforgettable time of fun, rebel-rousing, summer love, and parties. It was a time of warm summer days at the pool and chilly autumn nights, watching the football team and wondering where the party was going to be that night. School dances and hotel parties. Seems like all I can remember are the good times. But with all those good, fun moments as...
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Edgar Allan Poe, a well-known poet, mysteriously died one day with merely no evidence to prove how he passed. Is there still hope to find the cause of death? There are many theories as to what happened, one popular theory of the death of Poe is rabies. As mentioned above, Poe is explained to have died from a case of rabies. When Poe was admitted to the hospital, he was confused, delirious, and could not perform everyday actions easily. According...
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The legal defence of ‘insanity’ states that the defendant is not capable of committing a crime as the individual is not aware of the nature or the quality of the act he has committed. Insanity is establishing that the mens rae (guilty mind) was in the individual’s control and if the act was his intention at the time of the offence and not the trial. It is only available as a defence in a murder charge. Using the defence of...
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A brave woman, Rosa Parks played a key role in starting the civil rights movement for African Americans. Rosa Parks lived in Montgomery, Alabama, a city with a reputation as the first pro-slavery capital of the Confederacy during the American Civil War. Rosa Parks, a seamstress at a downtown department store, had a prior history as a civil rights campaigner, having served as a youth organizer for the local branch of America’s oldest and most effective civil rights organization, the...
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In William Golding’s novel ‘Lord of the Flies’, Ralph is described as a leader, companion, and a civilized person, who runs on a democracy. That is why all the people from the island chose Ralph as their leader. Ralph also helps run the island. If the people had a different leader, I think that everyone's viewpoint would change. Ralph crafted the huts and helped with the idea of making the fire to try and help them get rescued. Ralph is...
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Promotion is one of the four Ps of marketing. In marketing management, promotion is a method of informing consumers about the relative advantages of a product, service, brand, or problem that is usually persuasive in nature. The primary goals of promotions are to increase product demand and differentiated it from competitors. A product may be promoted in a variety of ways using various forms of media. To publicize their goods, promoters employ Internet advertising, special events, endorsements, and newspapers or...
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Have you ever been passionate or dedicated about anything? The renowned photographer Gordon Parks got a chance to cover the boxing champion, Muhammad Ali for the Life magazine in 1966. The photographer Gordon Parks had taken close-ups of Muhammad Ali, revealing his courtesy and charm. Gordon Parks' photograph titled 'Muhammad Ali Trains in Hyde Park, London, England, 1966', three trees through which sun’s rays pass with a foggy background with bushes. It is a black-and-white photograph. Muhammad Ali was in...
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Pro-life is the right choice until the day you die. The abortion rate has fallen by one-third over the past two decades! The pro-life issue means you believe that all human life is created equal regardless of size, level of development, education, and degree of dependency. This issue is so important because everyone has the right to life. Abortion is murder because a fetus has the right to life and this should not be used as birth control. Abortion is...
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Our ocean is flooded with two main types of pollution: chemicals and trash. Chemical contamination occurs when human activities, notably the use of fertilizer on farms, lead to the runoff of chemicals into waterways that ultimately flow into the ocean. The increased concentration of chemicals, such as nitrogen and phosphorous, promotes the growth of algal blooms, which can be toxic to wildlife and harmful to humans. Marine trash encompasses all manufactured products (most of them plastic) that end up in...
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Deforestation is the process of removing trees and forests from a landscape. This may be done for many reasons including making way for other land uses such as agriculture and also to harvest for wood resources although it might not be something you see or hear about every day deforestation is a problem that is happening all over the world and has been for many years you might be wondering how does this affect me why should i care well...
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Introduction Intersectionality refers to the way race, class, gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation, ability, status, and other markers of differences intersect to inform individual realities and lived experiences. Intersectionality recognizes that individuals and groups are shaped by multiple and intersecting identities. These identities often inform an individual’s worldview, perspective, and relationship to others in society. The interdepartmental perspective or framework encourages policymakers and social change leaders to determine how race, class, gender, race, sexual orientation, ability, and status affect public policy...
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With long debate, is Shakespeare still relevant in the 21st century? William Shakespeare’s ‘Romeo and Juliet’ should be included in the ninth-grade curriculum because it offers an understanding of modern English and wrote various plays or poems that readers can create a connection towards. However, several opposers believe that Shakespeare’s material can be difficult to understand in today’s modern language. To begin with, William Shakespeare's plays and poems create a significant understanding of the idea of modern English. The article...
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A defining characteristic of the Shakespearean famous tragedy ‘Hamlet’ is the presence of a ‘tragic hero’, a hero with a prominent flaw critical to their eventual demise, or a ‘fatal flaw’. Illustrated almost as a narrative, the flaw was a testament that sin is a feasible route for all men in society if one remains unknowledgeable of their fatal flaw or allows the flaw to remain uncontained. Literary critics and theorists have determined Hamlet’s fatal flaw to be his indecision,...
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Should public schools have school uniforms? This question has been discussed for many years. Usually, students are strongly against this policy. First of all, they explain this by the fact that the school uniform violates their rights, it prevents them from freely expressing their personality and showing their identity. However, I think school uniforms are good. Wearing a school uniform has a number of advantages that I want to highlight in my essay. The first reason why school uniforms are...
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In this essay, a brief description of educational policy is discussed, showing how interested parties collaborate to form a new public policy within education. The various actors within the network are discussed, along with competing interests surrounding these policies. Next, an explanation is given of how policy networks influence democratic governance. This information will be used to draw a conclusion regarding the relationship between democratic governance and policy networks. Educational policy is continually changing. In 2001, a federal law called...
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The world is changing in my opinion for the worse. New features through graphics and history are continuously being created. Many thoughts are lost because as they change, they may never be uncovered. Democracy and freedom are controlled. The climate, as we know, is increasingly shifting to the worst possible situation it's ever been in, stereotypes, and abuses are socially resilient as people fight, fuel animosity, bully each other, and justify what they should not do. Discrimination and hatred are...
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I strongly believe that everyone should learn to cook, especially young children. This is because it can save money, give independence, and helps people who have allergies. First of all, I think that we should learn to cook because it can save money. This is because people usually buy takeaway and Uber Eats. We can save money by not purchasing these. If we buy food that we can cook with, we can have leftovers that can be eaten the next...
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Patients receive pain relief (anesthesia) from a licensed anesthesiologist before, during, and after surgery. They prescribe medications to keep patients sleepy or painless during surgery, and they continue to monitor the patient's livelihood activities. CRNAs (Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists) are amazingly trained nurses who use their advanced knowledge in nerve control to alleviate pain and discomfort in the current clinical practice of patients. According to the Department of Health and Human Services, the demand for certified registered nurse anesthetists in...
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