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    Are you aware of what age group tend to be the biggest consumers in the United States? Would it surprise you if you were told that it is teenagers? I know that when I started watching Merchants of Cool I was caught off guard when they explained that it was teenagers. The documentary starts to explain why the teenagers are the largest group of consumers and why they need to be catered to. I think that one of the best things about this documentary is the way that it explains the entire situation.

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    Analysis It is becoming common practice to note how gender is presented in the media. Nowadays media is so much more accessible than it has been in the past because more people are being exposed to it. In lecture‚ Dr. Lovas spoke about how we learn gender roles through experience and what we witness; and in turn influence our gender role norms. In their study of gender in Disney movies‚ Towbin‚ Haddock‚ Zimmerman‚ Lund‚ and Tanner (2004) said‚ “The accumulated experience [of media exposure] contributes

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    Released in 1983 Became the first personal computer sold to the public with a GUI. Aimed at large businesses Commercial failure due to high price tag (almost $10‚000) and limited software it could run Transition: Now let’s go to the generation that we might know more about I. 3rd main point: Various other Apple efforts A. Support: In 1987 – 2001 Macintosh (desktops) PowerBooks (laptops) Servers B. Support: 1997 – Steve Jobs announced that Apple would join Microsoft to release new

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    Many people would find shocking because George killed his best friend Lennie. I think it was selfless the thought that life without Lennie would be easy might have crossed Georges mind but I think he kills Lennie mainly because he dont want Lennie to suffer from Curley.    First reason why George killed Lennie is George wants to prevent Lennie from suffering a long and painful death“Shoot im in the guts” Curley wants to make sure that Lennie suffers a long and painful death for killing his wife

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    In this chapter‚ about photosynthesis‚ we vaguely learned about organisms that lived deep down in the ocean and they get their energy from earth. They make their own food‚ which makes them autotrophs‚ though they do this without the help of light (light independent process). Being fascinated about this process I did some research and tried to find out more about how they were discovered and what kind of environment they lived in; so I found a ted talk on this topic. In this Ted talk‚ Mike deGruy

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    globe’s average temperature was 6C cooler than today? The Earth was in the grip of an Ice Age around 18 000 years ago. 2.) How many parts per million of carbon dioxide in our atmosphere is considered to be a dangerous level? 400 ppm. What level are we currently at? 380 ppm 3.) What would the world look like if it were 1C warmer? Ice free northwest passage for half the year‚ flooded cities in Asia (Bengal)‚ hurricanes‚ severe drought affecting food production‚ emergence of new deserts‚ etc.

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    believed that‚ “It was there.” Course Objectives: Identify archetypes‚ universal themes‚ and motifs common to literary works. Define literary terms and analyze each author’s use of them. Strengthen critical thinking skills through literary analysis and class discussions. Improve composition skills by writing essays on the assigned reading. Edit‚ revise‚ and re-write essays for content‚ supporting details‚ and overall structure. Improve grammar skills and vocabulary through weekly lessons

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    Gath Brooks Troyal Garth Brooks (also know as Garth Brooks) is the world’s greatest country singer of all time. He was born in Tulsa‚ Oklahoma on February 7‚ 1962. He was raised in the small town of Yukon with country music in his blood. He was the youngest child in his family that consisted of six children. His Mother‚ Colleen Carroll‚ was a Professional country singer while she raised Garth and his five other siblings with her husband‚ Troyal Carroll. Troyal worked as a engineer for Unocal

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    KRISSH Words that Describe a Good Friendship Have you ever thought of what friendship really means? It is really hard to put into words. Friendships are mutually beneficial‚ meaning each of you get something out of the relationship. Friends are there when you need them‚ whether to comfort‚ support‚ congratulate‚ or just listen. Here is a list of words that describe a good friendship: affable‚ affectionate‚ amiable‚ amicable‚ attentive‚ available‚ believable‚ brave‚ caring‚ cheerful‚ considerate

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    the living‚ too. In addition‚ Dylan Thomas’s “Do Not Go Gentle into That Good Night" laments the necessity and inevitability of death‚ encouraging the aged to rebel against their fate. The poem suggests that (to use an old cliché) we should leave this world the way we came in – kicking and screaming‚ holding on to life for all we’re worth. Furthermore‚ Dudely Randall’s “To the Mercy Killers” tells the reader that the life and death of human are determined by the God not by someone. The speaker

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