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    Hurricane Sandy Was An Engineered Superstorm Have you ever wondered if storms were created by people? Well some scientists do. People in the United States believe that the President or the Government created storms. There was a recent study about whether they really did create the storms such as Hurricane Sandy. In August of 2008‚ The Telegraph reported that US scientists “believe they can weaken the strength of tropical storms and steer them off course using a range of methods that include spraying

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    Crotch Hook

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    The World Health Organization has defined drowning as "the process of experiencing respiratory impairment from submersion/immersion in liquid." While life jackets are not the most fun and comfortable part of swimming for children‚ drowning can be avoided if more children wear them. There are styles that allow for comfort as well as safety. They have pink fish‚ blue fish‚ sharks and even mermaids. All of these styles are made to make it fun for kids while giving parents peace of mind. There are

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    Hook-Up Culture

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    Hook-up culture was up and rising just as the feminist movement was taking place (Stinson‚ 2010). As the availability of contraception grew‚ sex did not need to result into different repercussions (Stinson‚ 2010). Meaningless sex was known as “a declaration of freedom” (Harden‚ 2013). People were free to express their sexual agency (Reid et al.‚ 2011). However‚ there are still ways that this expression could result into consequences both positive‚ like sexual gratification‚ and negative‚ such as

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    slam, dunk, and hook

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    “Slam Dunk & Hook” Basketball isn’t just a sport‚ it’s a lifestyle. It requires you to push yourself again and again and not give up until the final buzzer sounds. Basketball requires a lot of teamwork and that team is like your family. Working together like a family helps push every player to do their best and make each other proud. In the poem “Slam Dunk & Hook” the author Yusef Komunyakaa uses metaphors‚ allusions‚ and imagery to illustrate basketball which offers escape and triumph for

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    Hook Ups Culture

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    we were young‚ we learned how a good friend and lover should act; such the case that now with reality tv shows we tend to compare our friends to them. Certain shows like jersey shore had morphed are views on life‚ and has influenced the culture of ‘hook ups’: sex without commitments or any further relationship. As an academic‚ this study will focus more on how “media twists love to look like a flurry of overwhelming passion”‚ while influencing the action of break ups‚ because of unhappy ideals based

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    Cultural and Familial Values Throughout the interviews‚ a common theme emerged: respondents’ parents were generally reluctant to discuss sexuality. Instead‚ parents’ communication about sex and relationships was often indirect. Many respondents described sex as a topic that never naturally came up in conversation. Catherine‚ a female of Korean descent‚ recalled: “My parents would be very upset if they knew I was hooking up. They definitely wouldn’t be okay with it. I mean‚ we don’t ever talk about

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    Hook”. Arthur Miller gives us insight through his novel‚ The Crucible. Set in 1692‚ Massachusetts‚ the characters in the story are put through trials to prove their integrity‚ loyalty‚ and conspicuously‚ what is valuable to them; their name. Also‚ Arthur Miller establish the characters in a society where the law bounds to the bible‚ and in which‚ the society drastically takes a turn into chaos when people commence‚ and accuse others of witchery. This not merely puts the villager’s viability at

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    Hooks Rhetorical Analysis

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    Representing the Poor” written by Hooks‚ the author addresses on how the society represents‚ and displays poverty through false assumptions made by the higher class popular culture‚ and media representations . Hooks uses her own personal experiences to connect with her readers‚ about the issue on poverty. Also adding to that‚ she references to a black philosopher‚ named Cornel West‚ from whom she learned the difference between being poor and coming from a working class family. Hooks‚ who was brought up in

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    alleged to conspire and control world affairs‚ by “masterminding” events and planting agents in government and corporations‚ in order to gain political power and influence and to establish a New World Order. Central to some of the most widely known conspiracy theories‚ “the Illuminati have been depicted as lurking in the shadows and pulling the strings and levers of power in dozens of novels‚ movies‚ television shows‚ comics‚ video games and music videos” (Illuminati). Another is that they are a “global

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    Response to Bell Hooks

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    Love vs. Punishment In the article “Justice: Childhood Love Lessons” bell hooks claims that “there is nothing that creates more confusion about love in the minds and hearts of children than unkind or cruel punishment” (hooks 27). In other words punishment of any kind‚ let it be pinching‚ flicking or spanking will result in disorientation in a child’s mind. This statement is true to some people‚ false to others‚ but overall hooks tends to be bias in her argument. She doesn’t explore the different variations

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