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    Napster

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    As I sat in front of my computer downloading my favorite song from Napster‚ I started to think about how hard it must have been to write a song so sublime with the way the words flow from one another‚ and how talented one must be to do so. I started to think how hard people work on their music for themselves and their fans‚ and how their fans don’t realize what they are doing every time they download a song off the internet. What they don’t realize is that it is messing over the people who worked

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    not the artists or the record company’s fault that crime rose. It’s not their responsibility to look after every person who listens to their music. In all these years of rap though there are three people who took the most criticism from the public. Dr. Dre was one‚ after N.W.A. broke up he went on to do his own thing‚ and after he released "The Chronic" he became a star. He took rap to a higher level where it never been before and I think that scared a lot of people. He was rapping about drive by’s

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    Coherence

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    PARAGRAPH COHERENCE Coherence in a paragraph is the technique of making words‚ phrases‚ and sentences move smoothly and logically from one to the other. In other words‚ the ideas are so interwoven and "glued" together that the reader will be able to see the consistent relationship between them. It is obvious that if a paragraph is not unified‚ does not have a logical order‚ and does not have a consistent point of view‚ the reader is unlikely to grasp the point of the paragraph. In addition‚ there

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    The Boy Who Cry Wolf

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    I first introduce to the United State I heard the story of the boy who cry wolf‚ as well as‚ some of Dr. Seuss books. The one thing that I remember was that I was caught lying one day to my step dad and he knows that I was lying‚ so he told me about the story of the boy who cry wolf and teach me it not good to lie to people. At the same time‚ I was in fourth grade and we were reading some of the Dr. Seuss book series and I learned from reading most of those book is that everything has consequences

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    Marshall Mathers

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    An average rap artist wouldn’t be able to grace the covers of VIBE‚ Rolling Stone‚ Entertainment Weekly‚ and Spin while on a national tour months before their major debut album is released. An average rapper couldn’t say that he’s collaborated with Dr. Dre‚ Elton John‚ and Dido‚ all in the same year. Then again‚ Marshall Mathers III‚ better known as Eminem isn’t your average rapper. No other artist has ever been the center of such heated and conflicting debates. He’s hailed as brilliant by some critics

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    The Lorax Theme

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    Have you ever thought a Dr. Seuss book‚ like The Lorax‚ could be leaving a bigger message than just rhyming and being a children’s book? Every fictional or nonfiction book has a theme or main idea but what theme or main idea can a reader gather from reading a story like The Lorax or an article about deforestation? Well‚ everyone perceives things differently however‚ how do you see an main idea or theme in a passage? Furthermore‚ I could have a story and article that are giving out the same theme

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    Stevenson presents the character Mr Hyde as being terrifying and animal-like by using imagery. Hyde is described as a predator‚ he ’snarls’ and breaks into a ’savage’ laughs which suggests he’s intimidating. Mr Hyde also possesses ’extraordinary quickness‚’ which is not like a human‚ this could suggest he is athletic even though he doesn’t look like it. In the extract‚ he is said to be ’hardly human‚’ that could refer to his barbaric‚ animal-like behavior. He gives the impression of being possessed

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    Personal History Project

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    Personal History Project Option B On September 8th 1990‚ it was a hot sunny day in the city of Cali‚ Colombia. Temperature around 88°F with very low humidity‚ normal for that time of year‚ since the summer was about to begin. A sky full of altocumulus clouds cooled the estimated population of about 1.7 million people ("1990 population estimate for Cali‚ Colombia."). Among that population there was my mother. Already late for her gynecology appointment‚ inconveniently causes by a car accident

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    by everyone‚ which encouraged the micro people to make as much racket as possible. This leads to the others in Horton’s town praising him for saving the tiny people. The whole time Horton kept expressing‚ “a person’s a person‚ no matter how small.” (Dr. Seuss). The morals of his wacky characters are relevant in today’s bioethics regarding respecting life. An organism‚ no matter how small‚ is significant in the cycle of life. An example is the earth worm. Earth worms dig into the soil to create more

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    Makes ‘The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde’ an Effective Horror Story? The most famous shilling shocker of the Victorian Era was “The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde”‚ the 1886 novel by Robert Louis Stevenson. It is set in Victorian London where the lawyer‚ Mr Utterson investigates a strange relationship between his client‚ Dr Henry Jekyll and the mysterious figure‚ Mr Edward Hyde. But the novella takes an unexpected twist when the very well respected Dr Jekyll reveals that his experiment

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