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    Smarter Than You Think

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    The twenty-first century has brought about an explosion of information and ideas: as some would call it‚ the “digital renaissance.” With this comes the notion of mankind’s relationship to the machines that are making this new renaissance possible. Is the rise of technology improving how we think‚ or is it negatively impacting it? Are we getting “smarter” with the rise of this technology? This highly debated topic brings up many differing arguments. Clive Thompson in “Smarter than You Think: How Technology

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    head coaching and the assistant coaches. You could also say that the adults like Colonel Graff and Major Anderson were apart of the football connection too. Because Major Anderson could be like the General Manager in football. A General Manager in football runs your team with drafting players‚ signing players‚ and has a connection with the head coach like Major Anderson does with all the commanders. Colonel Graff is like an Owner of an NFL team. An Owner of an NFL team basically is the highest guy or

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    ’s custom of over-consumption in late 1990s. He defines "Affluenza is a painful‚ contagious‚ socially-transmitted condition of overload‚ debt‚ anxiety and waste resulting from the dogged pursuit of more‚" (De Graff‚ J. & Wann‚ D ) Affluenza in The U.S. and Its Cure The authors‚ De Graff and Wann did their best to prove to the readers in their book‚ "Affluenza: The All-Consuming Epidemic" that The "American society is affected by Affluenza"‚ and then they talk about what they think should be done

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    Ender’s Game is a military science fiction novel by American author Orson Scott Card. Set in Earth’s future‚ the novel presents an imperiled mankind after two conflicts with the "Buggers"‚ an insectoid alien species. In preparation for an anticipated third invasion‚ children‚ including the novel’s protagonist‚ Ender Wiggin‚ are trained at a very young age through increasingly difficult games including some in zero gravity‚ where Ender’s tactical genius is revealed. The book originated as the short

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    school. The boys name was Stilson Ender had kicked the boy in the groin‚ also in the face and ribs. He had broken the little boys ribs. In chapter 4 Ender had gotten into another fight with a boy during the launch. He had gotten into this fight because Graff had been talking good about him in front of the other boys. Ender had broken the boys arm he had done this by grabbing the boys hand and pulling down hard on his hand. In chapter 1 it states “But they let go of him. And as soon as they did‚ Ender kicked

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    School Experiences

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    When I enter the Science Fair together with my friends‚ I’ve seen the different activity. I felt the curiosity behind the “Colored Shadows and Van de Graff Generator”. Colored Shadows shows that not all shadow that we can see is black. We can learn about human color perception by using colored lights to make additive color mixtures. In Van de Graff Generator which makes our hair stand on end. The device looks like a big aluminum ball mounted on a pedestal‚ and you can see its effect in the accompanying

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    When Ender was on the shuttle headed to Battle School‚ Colonel Graff talked so highly of Ender making it out to be that Graff is his friend and creating a sense of belonging for Ender. “’My job isn’t to be friends. My job is to produce the best soldiers in the world.’” (Card‚ 25) We can conclude that Graff was using mind games to talk highly of Ender‚ by telling others he is the best‚ that way he would become a better soldier‚ thus

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    Dangers of the Internet

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    Academic Search Premier. EBSCO. Web. 2 Nov. 2010. Burden‚ Kit‚ and Creole Palmer. "Internet crime: Cyber Crime — A new breed of criminal?." Computer Law & Security Review May 2003: 222. Academic Search Premier. EBSCO. Web. 8 Nov. 2010. Graff‚ Gerald‚ Birkenstein‚ Cathy and Russel Durst‚ eds. They Say I Say with Readings. New York: W.W. Norton & Company‚ 2009. Print. Malesky Jr.‚ L. Alvin. "Predatory Online Behavior: Modus Operandi of Convicted Sex Offenders in Identifying Potential Victims and Contacting

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    Ender Qualities

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    he was a decent person who was respected. One of the reasons Ender was a successful leader was that he worked hard to prove himself and become a good leader. Ender was chosen by Colonel Graff to become a commander but Colonel Graff also isolated Ender from the other boys by praising him and because of what Graff did Ender had to work hard to prove he could succeed by himself. When Ender was moved to the command school he was once again isolated and worked hard there because of that so he could become

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    In his chapter “Adolescence” describing the personal experiences of his mother and other waitresses‚ Rose (2004) argues that the position of a waitress requires a much larger spectrum of abilities than one would perceive (p.2). A few criteria regarding Rose’s argumentation include the physical abilities needed such as endurance and balance (pp.8-9); the required recollection skills in order to memorize restaurant layout‚ routines and menu items (p.10); and the emotional skills needed in order to

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