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    2014 Video Games Specific Purpose: To inform my audience about video games. Thesis: Video games have changed throughout the years and now has become a major part in our society. I. Introduction A. Attention Getter: Video games are used by everyone scientist‚ military‚ and of course the casual players. B. Credibility Statement: 1. Video games play a major role in my life‚ I don’t remember a day without playing at least one hour a day. 2. I spend at least a third of my day playing video games

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    The Negative Effects of Video Games The origin of video games can be traced all the way back to 1940. Since then video games have continued being advanced with the improvement of technology. They have changed from what was once arcade to handheld video games. The main purpose for introduction of video games was to bring new forms of entertainment in the limelight. That the reason behind their improvement with the advancement of technology. The popularity of this technology has been there for the

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    The Negative Influence of Video Games Video games are a relatively new medium of entertainment‚ which gives us control over the story to play it out‚ act it out‚ making it engaging. This leads to games being extremely fun‚ challenging‚ appealing and addictive. With time‚ games with improved mechanics‚ visuals and complexity are released making it even more appealing for the player making it difficult for people not to like video games. Nevertheless‚ video games tend to have certain effects on people

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    Psychological Effects of Video Game Violence On Children Video games will turn 34 years old in 2006. The industry that started with Pong is now a multi-billion dollar worldwide industry. Over the last decade‚ video games have become an integral part of American culture where violence is a common factor in many of these games. An increasing number of people are becoming concerned with this violence‚ and its possible effects and influences among gamers. As we enter an age made of computers and filled

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    Home Video Game Industry In 1972 founders Nolan Bushnell and Ted Dabney scrounged $50‚000 from family‚ friends and local banks‚ formed their own company. They hired Alan Alcorn who created Pong and put a sample unit in Andy Capp’s Tavern in suburban Sunnyvale to see if anyone would play it. Twenty-four hours later‚ the owner called Bushnell in a rage and demanded that he get over to the bar with his tool kit as soon as possible--the prototype game had broken down because it was being flooded with

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    Are video games really the cause of violence? Video games have always been a great landmark in the history of the human race and how great and advanced they’ve become since their creation. Video games also have their own timeline and certain points in time in which major controversy has arisen. Newscasters have made full reports on how video games are the major contributor to thoughts and actions of violence in the minds of all who have purchased them‚ either being adults and all the way down to

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    Amnesty is the act of forgiveness for past offenses to anybody who have done any illegal act. Every year there are thousands of people coming to the United States illegally. Some illegal immigrants may want a fresh start in life some may want a better chance of a good future for their family. But the question is‚ should they be given amnesty? In my opinion‚ they should not be given amnesty‚ but they should be given help in some way. As an immigrant myself‚ I feel that everybody should go through

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    How to lose weight Wrltten by Mariah F Ewald Introduction: In this essay I will discuss the different ways there are of losing weight. For some it may be simple excersize and for others they may need more help then just excersize. We will go over the different ways that your body works to metabolize what your eating so that your body will help you to lose that weight. The process of losing weight can be a hard one‚ but if you choose the right one it can be easy. There are lots of options. Body:

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    Alyssa Wiest Mr. Flanagan English Period 2 17 December 2014 Themes‚ Motifs‚ and Symbols in Romeo and Juliet Love at first sight. Is it really love‚ or is it an obsession masked by emotion? In Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare‚ the characters are misled by their obsessions and a perpetual feud. This‚ by their own doing‚ led them straight to their grave. The families of Romeo and Juliet had been at war for ages and although the feud is known to cause trouble‚ the couples’ obsession gets the best

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    Aziza Burney Mrs. Brown Adv. English 2 10/30/14 Of Mice and Men Essay "The problem with the stigma around mental health is really about the stories that we tell ourselves as a society. What is normal? That’s just a story that we tell ourselves." - Matthew Quick. In the book Of Mice and Men John Steinbeck uses the literary element of Foreshadow to masterfully illustrate the stigma and misunderstanding of the mentally ill during

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