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    The Positive Effects Of YouTube In February 2005‚ three PayPal employees‚ Chad Hurley‚ Steve Chen‚ and Jawed Karim‚ beta tested the website called YouTube. Within two years Youtube gained so much popularity that the search engine Google would buy it for $1.65 billion (Dickey 1). Today‚ YouTube has become the number one video sharing website in the world. YouTube’s is now a growing business that has great potential and a lot to offer to society. Youtube has wonderfully affected society

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    did Enlightenment philosophers write many eye opening and thought provoking books‚ but also the reference manuals like the Encyclopedia was immensely advanced during this rise of reasoning. Along with the positive effects of the Enlightenment‚ there was also an emergence of a deadly side effect. While encouraging the people to use knowledge to challenge authority‚ the philosophies of the Enlightenment inadvertently destroyed the stronghold

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    The Internet and its Positive Effects on Society The Internet has made the world a smaller place. People across the world are closer together because of the increased use of the Internet communication. More than ever before‚ because of the advancement of technology and the use of the Internet‚ people are connecting. While social media is accused of negatively impacting society‚ it is highly effective form of communication‚ strengthening

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    back-office‚ billing Globalization: Pros and Cons The term ’globalization’ is profoundly contentious. Where there are some highly appreciated advantages of this ideology of integrating cultures‚ the world has witnessed some enormously threatening effects of the same too. Its pros and cons simultaneously support and contradict its impact on the world economy. While the ones advocating globalization believe that it is because of this trend that poor economies have regained their hopes and faiths of

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    The Positive Effect of Children and Technology In these days (2013) technology has become the modern way of life. Technology has its pros and cons concerning children. If used properly children can gain a impact on physical development‚ impact on cognitive development‚ and impact on social development. Technology today is a part of children natural environment. In my days all we had were video games. Technology/Internet were in the process of becoming a part of life. In those days we had to

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    the back side of their gleaming growth‚ however‚ there is an invisible part left behind their luminous development: the Imperialism. The term “Imperialism” refers to a policy of extending a country’s authority and political clout by using its military forces and diplomacy. As Frantz

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    The brain is also releasing dopamine‚ which creates euphoria. This interferes how information is processed and how the brain creates memories (Bradford). Effects last about two hours but can stay in the body for a number of days‚ although ineffective after a certain matter of time. THC can also cause pain relief and helps to cure glaucoma. Dronabinol‚ a chemical in marijuana‚ is used to treat/prevent nausea

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    Cape Town 1795: First British occupation of the Cape 1806: Second British occupation of the Cape 1835: Beginning of Great Trek as Dutch farmers known as voortrekkers left eastern Cape in search of more land 1852: Britain recognised independence of the South African Republic 1899-1902: Boer War (South African War)‚ between the Dutch farmers and British Britain and the Boers: The British were major players in the ‘Scramble for Africa’ Britain possessed the diamond fields British army defeated both the

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    Imperialism has had long lasting negative effects on the countries in Africa. The reason European nations colonized Africa was for economic purposes and to spread their culture because they thought it was superior. By colonizing Africa‚ they did not do any good for the natives. The Europeans only concern was to benefit themselves‚ not to benefit Africa. The nations were not prepared for independence by their European power which lead to unstable governments and dictatorships. Their economies were

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    France colonization of Egypt made the British realize that their profitable Indian Empire was under direct threat. As Egypt stood as ideal site for the British to access Indian resources due to it being situated in Northeast of Africa and it had the Suez Canal which linked between Europe and South Asia. As a result‚ the British were hungry to take control of Egypt. After the British defeated the French in the battle of the Sphinx in 1801. They believed that they would remain in control of Egypt

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