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    Internet Safety‚ or Online Safety‚ is the knowledge of maximizing the user’s personal safety and security risks on private information and property associated with using the internet‚ and the self-protection from computer crime in general. As the number internet users continue to grow worldwide‚[1] internet safety is a growing concern for both children and adults. Common concerns regarding safety of the internet include malicious users (Spam‚ Phishing‚ Cyberbullying‚ Cyberstalking etc.)‚ websites

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    A school uniform makes it easier for the school authorities to recognize students belonging to their school. It also makes it somewhat tougher for those that don’t belong to slip in; unless‚ of course‚ they go to all the trouble of buying a uniform that fits. 2. A school uniform also saves the school administrators from having to police what the students wear. There are no daily battles regarding what’s appropriate or not for school.  3. A school uniform apparently also saves students from

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    The age of electronics and more precisely‚ computers‚ has caused a huge impact on the way we do business today. Just 15 years ago‚ innovations such as the FAX machine‚ and the Personal Computer(PC) were top-of-the-line and were considered to be cutting edge. The growth and innovations of the computer brought along with it many aspects of the business world. Today‚ many business people would not be able to function effortlessly without computers. Communication is an example of one of these business

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    The Best Years of Our Lives vs Mr. Nobody Something I noticed about The Best Years of Our Lives was the amount of fading that was put in in between scenes. Although not a specific trick shot‚ I found it interesting how the fading was used along with a small amount of dialogue was still able to set up the story. In the opening‚ a majority of the scenes fad between each other‚ even with no dialogue of plot substance in between. Fred is walking‚ and the scene fades out‚ and he’s still walking in the

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    after WWII Prompt: Discuss how William Wyler’s The Best Years of Our Lives is an examination of the confusion and emotional turmoil experienced by American military servicemen and their families during the aftermath of WWII. Explain how the film’s focus on the three veterans- Al‚ Fred‚ and Homer- offers a sense of hope and redemption for them‚ their loved ones‚ and all of America. Thesis: William Wyler’s The Best Years of Our Lives is an examination of the emotional turmoil experienced by the main

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    In Kathleen M. Higgins work The Music of Our Lives she discusses her theory on how music positively benefits us‚ not only as a culture‚ but an individuals. She opens her writing by elaborating two very profound quotes on the importance of music‚ one by Plato and the other Confucius. Both quotes‚ alone with Higgins words‚ come to the conclusion that music is a central tool in promoting harmony in the soul and connecting our cross cultural society. Kathleen M. Higgins than goes on to compare the

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    Argumentative “Cold” Essay Rewrite Television has evolved tremendously through time. It has become a go-to source for most Americans. In the passage‚ “The Worst Years of Our Lives”‚ by Barbara Ehrenreich‚ she considers modern people as “couch potatoes” and that television has turned us into “root vegetables.” Ehrenreich does make a point about American people becoming lazy; however‚ comparing us to fictional characters on TV is questionable. In this era‚ television has become an even bigger source of entertainment

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    The Internet Imagine a place where people interact in business situations‚ shop‚ play video games‚ do research‚ or study and get tutoring. Now imagine that there are no office buildings‚ no shopping centers‚ no arcades‚ no libraries‚ and no schools. These places all exist in a location called the Internet - "an anarchic eyetem (to use an oxymoron) of public and private computer networks that span the globe." (Clark 3). This technological advance not only benefits people of the present‚ but

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    Technology has made children less creative than they were in the past Society has been changing considerably since the advent of advanced development of technology that never grows as strong as it does nowadays. Thanks to a huge amount of knowledge‚ people invent lots of modern technology that come in handy in life. However‚ technology makes life faster and easier rather better‚ which is the most indispensable factor in development. Consequently‚ technology makes children less creative than they

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    subject a lot. Obsession is a pretty prestigious word and it can be someone who has a strong desire of someone or something but a lot of times it’s over a celebrity‚ which in Deborah King’s article had a lot to say about. In the article‚ The Impact Celebrities Have on Our Lives‚ Deborah King argues on how the fascination of celebrities is unhealthy and how celebrities have a negative and a positive influence on our generation and children. I agree with Deborah King that celebrities have a negative

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