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    KOLEJ MATRIKULASI MELAKA IMPACT OF INTERNET ENGLISH WB023 SESSION 2012/2013  Group members : 1. Fahmi 2.Faiz 3. Amali  Date of submission:11 – 15 February 2013 1.2 Objective  1. To determine whether the internet help matriculation students or otherwise in completing assignments.  2. To investigate the disadvantages of internet that mostly influence matriculation students.  3. To verify whether female or male are more satisfied with the internet access provided by the college

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    Jennifer Humphrey Analysis Essay/Week 3 ENC1101-12 Endangered Species and the Impacts on Life The Endangered Species Act of 1973 was approved Dec. 28‚ 1973. This act repealed the Endangered Species Conservation Act of Dec. 5‚ 1969. The 1969 Act had amended the Endangered Species Preservation Act of Oct. 15‚ 1966. The 1973 Act implemented the Convention of International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora‚ signed by the U.S. on March 3‚ 1973‚ and the Convention on Nature

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    ways. They shaped the modern world‚ and a lot of things that we have now wouldn’t exist without them. Math‚ science‚ philosophy‚ and the arts were all impacted by Greece because of many different people. For example‚ Pythagoras created the Pythagorean Theorem‚ which we still use in math today‚ Archimedes discovered pi‚ and Aristotle studied plants‚ animals and rocks‚ devised experiments to find out about the world‚ which modern scientists still do. Euripides impacted the modern world though his plays

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    The influence of internet: more good than harm. 5 thoughts on “The influence of internet: more good than harm.” 1. Olivialathianza on January 29‚ 2012 at 10:47 am said: I don’t agree if the internet give more good than harm influence‚ as we could see nowadays teenager or child had been contaminated by lots of negatives in internet‚ they become more lazy to study‚ do homework‚ and they also wasted their time mostly on internet. Some negatives are like Porn and social networking‚ porn have make

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    Becoming a Greek philosopher I would never of thought that I was best known for my atomic theory of the universe‚ and leave a lasting impact on western civilization throughout my time. I was born in Abdera‚ Greece around the year 460 BC. My journeys led to far off places that include Egypt‚ where I learned geometry from the high priests‚ and also traveled throughout Persia and India. My literature extended over a period and produced over 65 works‚ including essays on mathematics‚ astronomy‚ music

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    Impact of the Second Great Awakening in Modern-Day Society The Second Great Awakening laid the foundations of the development of present-day religious beliefs and establishments‚ moral views‚ and democratic ideals in the United States. Beginning back in late eighteenth century and lasting until the middle of the nineteenth century‚1 this Protestant awakening sought to reach out the un-churched and bring people to a much more personal and vivid experience of Christianity. Starting on the Southern

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    INTRODUCTION The internet has enabled faster access of information worldwide. It is the cheapest means to accessing any information. The internet is defined as a tool that can link up all the people in the world who have interconnected computers. We depend on the internet nowadays so much‚with its convenience but again it can act as a weapon against us. Firstly In 1969‚the US Department of Defense started a project to allow researchers and military personnel to communicate

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    The Internet is simply a network of hundreds of thousands of computers all over the World‚ connected in a way that lets other computers access information on them. So if a computer is connected to the Internet‚ in principle‚ it can be connected to any other computer on the network. Today‚ the Internet comprises more than 45000 regional‚ national and international networks‚ which connect more than 30 million people in over 200 countries. This includes organizations‚ schools‚ universities‚ companies

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    Internet has become one of the basic needs for mostly peoples; we can’t expect our daily life without internet. If we observe‚ we can easily check out the fact that how internet has dominated in our lives and we are very much dependent on internet. Earlier internet wan the source to collect information only but as time and technology changing day by day‚ lots of new trends is coming and our daily life has shifted on Internet. If we want to explore any new palace‚ we use internet‚ if we want to go

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    "What has been the impact of technological change on workers in the modern era? To what extent do the benefits outweigh the costs."  Productivity‚ the amount of economic value created for a given unit of input‚ such as an hour of labor‚ is a crucial indicator of growth and wealth creation (How Technology Is Destroying Jobs‚ by David Rothman in 2013). Labor productivity can grow for several reasons‚ including technological change‚ quality of the labor force and greater capital investments (or capital

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