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    Courtney Lee Kate Reed English 15 September 2001 “Yes We Can” On a cold‚ Chicago night‚ newly elected President Barack Obama warmed the hearts of Americans as he presented his “Election Night Remarks.” He spoke with intended gratitude‚ thanking those who made his victory possible‚ changing the minds of his opposition‚ and marking the start of his term with a sense of hope. His passionate speech evoked patriotism in every person through his use of repetition‚ personal relation‚ and allusions

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    Perception and Attention

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    Perception and Attention Perception is a remarkable trait. Consider human vision‚ a two-dimensional array of light appears on the retina‚ which houses the visual receptors. Instead of seeing a random collection of color dots‚ people immediately experience a rich‚ coherent‚ veridical‚ three-dimensional perception of an object‚ person‚ or event Perhaps the most astounding fact is that this occurs immediately‚ mostly outside of conscious awareness (Robinson-Riegler& Robinson-Riegler‚ 2008). Perception

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    We Came All the Way From Cuba So You Could Dress Like This? by Achy Obejas connects to different voices of female narrators giving multiple perspectives on homosexuality. For example‚ in Wreck the narrator explains her situations of constantly getting into car accidents when romance fails‚ and in Forever‚ the narrator is busy trying to sort out her past with her ex-lover‚ which is revealed when she talks about them being good lesbians. In these three stories‚ the ongoing theme of love‚ fidelity

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    In The Way We Never Were: American Families and the Nostalgia trap lector given by scholar and author Stephanie Coontz discusses all the myths and facts of what is new and old in marriage and families. Many things that we consider to be relatively new to what our concepts of what we believe marriage to be are in fact old and have been around for centuries. The lecture that Coontz gave was extremely interesting and informative. She first touch on what is new and what is‚ in fact‚ not new‚ to families

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    The Mobile‚ the Device that Changed the Way We Communicate Mobile phones have vastly changed the way we communicate today. A mobile phone can be all you need for communicating. From a mobile phone you can make calls‚ text message‚ BBM message‚ email‚ send and receive directions‚ go on the Internet‚ buy things‚ do online banking‚ listen to music and much more. In that one device you can do everything. There is no longer a need for multiple devices and you can be on the move doing it all. The mobile

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    Open & Distance Learning

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    1.0 The Definition of Open and Distance Learning Open and Distance Learning is a way of learning that focus on releasing learners from constraints of time and place whilst offering flexible learning opportunities. For a lot of married and working adults‚ Open and Distance Learning (ODL) is a way of combining work and family responsibilities with educational opportunities. "Distance education is any educational process in which all or most of the teaching is conducted by someone

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    This paper is an attempt to show why it is a mistake to believe that characteristics that are influenced by genes cannot be changed except by modifying genes. Key terms will be explained Genes are how living organisms inherit features from their ancestors; for example‚ children usually look like their parents because they have inherited their parents’ genes. Genetics tries to identify which features are inherited‚ and explain how these features pass from generation to generation. A feature of a

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    Big Mistake

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    Big Mistake Many times before people have made mistakes in their lives‚ I remember a time when I made a big mistake and learned from my experience. It was two years ago‚ I was in the sixth grade at my house on one cold morning‚ so cold that the water I had left on the kitchen table last night was cold. I was getting ready to go to target with my mom and my big brother named Henry‚ he was the biggest trouble maker I know. He steels‚ doesn’t do his homework or doesn’t even go to school sometimes

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    the audience will uncover a level of manipulation in the advertisement and immediately display indifference toward the topic. Appearances denote a powerful interpretation and can maintain the simplicity and comprehension of the illustrator’s desired points while incorporated with appropriate rhetorical devices. The image “We Can Do It” utilizes pathos and ethos to encourage and persuade women to work in World War II and challenge their rightful

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    thoughts and feelings of the child. We use information talk to increase a child’s understanding of language by using narration of their activities. Information Talk is effective because of making the interactions being made with the child‚ and also more effective when at their level. 2. Give two examples of information talk you have heard in conversations between children and adults in your fieldwork classroom. (Only if you have not heard 2 examples‚ you may give examples that you said or could have said

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