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    6 Danger And Opportunity

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    Albert Einstein said that unless we change our "modes of thinking" about political issues‚ we are headed toward "unparalleled catastrophe." Do you agree or disagree with this statement? I would have to say that such truer words have never been spoken before. If we as a global community continue to think in the same mindsets that we have in the past‚ then we will never be able to work together to accomplish goals such as eradication of diseases‚ homelessness‚ and other social problems. Not only

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    Our World is In danger

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    Is it Morally Right? By Nikhail Mainra Euthanasia. A word that brings many questions to one’s mind. A word that many people avoid. What is Euthanasia? Why is it illegal? Is it morally right? For some‚ euthanasia should not be part of one’s life but to other’s it is a way to rid of unbearable pain. Good morning teachers and fellow students. Before proceeding further‚ I need to explain the difference between euthanasia and assisted suicide. The definition of euthanasia is the "Deliberate

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    Old enough to die‚ too young to have a drink “We prefer world law in the age of self-determination to world war in the age of mass extermination” (John F. Kennedy). Give me a drink when I’m back from war. The legal drinking age is 21‚ but you can fight for your country at 18 years old‚ you are sent off to commit government approved murder‚ but you can’t have a beverage of your choosing. The legal drinking age should be lowered to 18 to reward bravery and prevent mass underage drinking. Addiction

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    Texting and Driving Texting and driving kills 5‚000 people a year. It is a very dangerous thing to do. Statistics show that most of the people dying while texting and driving are teens. It can lead to very horrible accidents on the road. Texting while driving is dangerous. It is dangerous because while you’re reading a text‚ you’re eyes aren’t looking at the road for at least 3 seconds‚ maybe even more. An accident can happen in under a second. While you’re looking at your messages‚ someone could

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    Everyday Use Summary

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    At the beginning of this story‚ a mother and her daughter Maggie are awaiting the arrival of the mother’s other daughter‚ Dee‚ and Dee’s possible new husband‚ who are coming for a visit. Maggie is described as a homely black woman who has burn scars all over her arms and legs. Maggie is self-conscious of her scars and tries to hide them and herself from people. Maggie views her sister Dee with both awe and envy‚ believing Dee has always had life go her way. The mother and daughter wait for Dee in

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    Allusion In Everyday Use

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    In Alice Walker’s “Everyday Use‚” one of the characters‚ Dee visits her mother and sister after being gone for many years at college‚ from the view of the reader‚ the reunion seems distant and the character’s relationships amongst each other strained as Dee now looks upon her family with condescending disdain. Throughout the course of the story the author expertly exploits the history of the central family in an effort to explain how they’ve become who they are. Walker uses a combination of allusion

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    possibility of getting shot as the most significant danger that a police officer faces. Officer involved shootings appear to be on the rise. Today’s law enforcement officers face a multitude of dangers in their everyday duties that rival the threat of getting shot. For example: Foot pursuit‚ vehicle pursuits‚ making an arrest‚ traffic control‚ heat stroke‚ Stress‚ duty equipment and bio-hazard exposure / sun exposure. Officers’ are exposed to these dangers on a daily basis. They wear bulletproof vests

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    Penick ENG 1113-04 October 22‚ 2014 Dangers Facing College Freshmen After high school‚ many teens decide to enter college. Ready to experience life as an adult‚ high school graduates go out freely and ready to explore the world. We are unaware and clueless of the dangers ahead. Suddenly‚ things change when we come in touch with reality and realize that college is not all fun and games. Use to the security of our parents‚ we do not expect any problems or dangers to approach us. In college‚ the security

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    The Colonization Upon the Traditional Everyday Life by the forces of Abstract Space(s); In Lefebvrian terms; Abstract space is produced through two major processes‚ each of them “doubled”. First‚ modernity is shaped by an intensified commodification of space‚ which imposes a geometric grid of property relations and property markets on the earth and an intensified commodification through space‚ which involves the installation of economic grids of capital circulation by means of which abstract space

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    behind the wheel the action is quite dangerous. The action could result in a death because the drivers’ eyes are preoccupied‚ and out-of-focus from the road. Although the dangers of texting while driving may be underestimated‚ it is simply not worth the risk due to the fact that it promotes technological convenience‚ puts others in danger‚ and is banned in many states. Texting while driving is quite harmful and is ultimately the result of technology. One reason why people text while they drive is because

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