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    While Elling Belonging

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    While Elling is an example of successful integration into Scandinavian society‚ in the film Together directed by Lukas Moodysson represents Scandinavian counter culture where the hippies commune was not well received in the Scandinavian identity. In the movie‚ each member of the commune has unique characteristics. Goran is in an open relationship with Lena; Anna is a self-proclaimed lesbian living with her ex-husband Lasse; Klas is gay; Erik is a Marxist. They all represent personalities that are

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    New drivers may believe that driving an automobile is similar in every season‚ but experienced motorists are likely to know that winter and summer offer different pleasures and challenges. The most obvious distinctions between the seasons are the temperature‚ precipitation and amount of daylight. Each of these variables can change driving conditions dramatically. Indeed‚ some drivers even refrain from driving in certain weather. Fortunately‚ both seasons do have advantages so drivers can enjoy the

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    Driving Change

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    Driving Change An interview with Ford Motor Company’s JACQUES NASSER The change imperative facing Ford Motor Company was massive: integrate 340‚000 employees separated by fiercely independent fiefdoms spread across 200 countries. Synchronize all teams‚ divisions‚ and regions into one global entity. Instill in all employees the need to think and act as if they owned the whole company. Why? So that Ford can excel in the global economy‚ and satisfy increasingly demanding consumers. How did Ford

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    Active Listening Makes all the Difference With reading Saving Civility: 52 Ways to Tame Rude‚ Crude‚ and Attitude for a Polite Planet‚ and experimenting its hypotheses‚ I have discovered that my positive behaviour can easily shape the way others act. I ran a simple experiment on being an active listener‚ to see what the effects are. I concluded that being a good listener encourages those you are talking to‚ to also be more concentrated on the conversation. The first thing I did as I prepared

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    Risky Driving Habits

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    correlation between them. If our hypothesis about the correlation between heavy drinking and a higher chance of driving while intoxicated is supported‚ this could be interpreted and explained in many ways. One potential explanation could be that if people are heavy drinkers‚ they may be so intoxicated that they no longer have a sense or moral judgment‚ leading them to get into a vehicle and operate it while intoxicated. Another explanation can be that heavier drinking may indicate a higher rate of impulsivity

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    Cell Phones and Driving

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    phone use while driving should be the concern of motorists and policymakers and have lead policymakers to consider whether the use of cell phone while driving should be regulated or even prohibited. These new technologies often have people regularly engaged in multitasking activities behind the wheel. Unfortunately‚ these distractions come at a cost of diverting attention away from the primary task of driving. It can be speculated that people who use their cell phones while driving is likely to

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    Driving Distracted Essay

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    Driving Distracted” Distractions are all over the place‚ and many of today’s drivers get caught up with these risky habits. “Distracted driving is any non-driving activity a person engages in that has the potential to distract him or her from the primary task of driving‚ or to increase the risk of crashing.” (“Distracted Driving”). Interferences or bad habits mainly include cell phones with teenagers being the most likely to use their phones. Other disturbances may include passengers‚ dropping belongings

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    Idiots Guide to Driving

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    Idiots Guide to: Driving your Vehicle! Volume 1             Let’s get real‚ you need help! You are a horrible driver and deep inside you know that‚ or you wouldn’t have picked this up. If you just picked this up for fun‚ then maybe you need some more idiots’ guides. Almost everyone in America drives and almost everyone in America can be an idiot. So what do you get? Idiotic drivers! That is what this guide is for‚ Americans who are idiotic drivers‚ most of driving rules and regulations are common

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    Teenage Drunk Driving

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    Teenage drunk driving is a serious concern in today’s society. Underage drinking has been a popular topic amongst scholars for many years. A teenager driving drunk is against the law‚ has many consequences‚ and is a continuous problem. In order to understand how underage drinking goes against the law‚ it is important to first know who it is effecting teens. In 1984‚ a law was passed stating that alcohol cannot be consumed if under the age of 21. Anyone under the age 21 must have a blood alcohol

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    Texting and driving has become a major issue in the United States‚ because it started with a little texting now‚ it’s what everyone does. It costs people their lives‚ and in many cases‚ the lives of other people. The nation’s addiction to constant communication has lead to a crisis on the roads. Texting and driving has become the new drunk driving. Experts have found‚ that drivers travel the length of a football field at 55 miles per hour without looking at the road. Many teens as well as adults

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