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    The book “They Say/I Say with readings” (2nd edition; 3rd edition) by Gerald Graff‚ Cathy Birkenstein‚ and Russel Durst‚ in the “Higher Education” and “Are We In A Race Against The Machine?” sections‚ (pp. 177-273; pp. 297-415) has many discussions and debates on the different aspects of how technology has and will continue to change the ways we live our day to day lives. The articles therein discuss topics from how you conduct research now compared to only a few years ago‚ to texting‚ emailing or

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    Alexea Maria Negrete Monday Jan 7‚ 2013 College English Academic Essay How technology affects life today Some say technology is taking over and that products are beginning to become eye candy. Learning how to use a computer is just like learning how to ride a bike. Once you learn how to peddle‚ balance‚ and slow down‚ the rest is as simple eating a piece of cake. It’s something that just about everyone is capable of accomplishing‚ and it is also completely necessary

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    Shelsie Mangual Mangual 1 AP English Language & Composition Mrs. Brumbach 18 Feburary2014 Is Technology Slowly Killing Romance? In “Rule of Thumbs: Love in the Age of Texting” Natalie Y. Moore said that “technology is slowly killing romance. Technology is killing romance‚ when you think of how the current generation communicates with each other compared to a 16 year old just 15 years ago. It’s pretty outrageous. When technology is involved in any kind of relationship there’s always

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    Krishna Manda Barbara Abendschien COM 122 NNS March 8‚ 2013 E2 English is the most volatile language of all the languages. Something new and spicy is constantly being added to this mixture in this large cauldron. First‚ the Anglo-Frisian dialects started brewing this potion‚ and since then‚ every generation has contributed something new to the potion and used it in their time and passed it on to the future generations. Today‚ we have taken a part of this and started brewing another potion called

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    By: Madison Showalter The hoverboards were first seen in the movie “Back to the Future.” That was over twenty years ago and they have been a major want ever since. The person who patented the idea of the original idea of hoverboards was Shane Chen. Several devices appeared in China in 2014. By 2015 they became popular in the United States. Newer boards have come out with Bluetooth speakers‚ allowing the driver to play music. Some people today are calling “hoverboards” self-balancing scooters

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    A trillion text messages might seem a lot‚ but when we set these alongside the multi-trillion instances of standard orthography in everyday life‚ they appear as no more than a few ripples on the surface of the sea of language. Texting has added a new dimension to language use‚ but its long-term impact is negligible. It is not a disaster. Although many texters enjoy breaking linguistic rules‚ they also know they need to be understood. There is no point in paying to send a message if it breaks so

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    Self-driving cars seem to be a thing of the future. Apparently‚ they’re not just something from the future anymore‚ and they have been manufactured. The question is: are these cars safe? Are they a good idea? Though they may seem like a dream come true‚ I don’t think they’re a good thing. What’s the point of driverless cars? What will they do to help us? There doesn’t seem to be much of a point to having driverless and self-driving cars. If driverless cars are cleared to be sold to the public

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    Is The Rage Of Text Messaging Leading To Less Than Desirable Social Interaction? As the world embraces the technological knowhow‚ preferred modes of communication have tremendously changed from the ancient modes. One such current modes of communication commonly used is the text messaging. Text messaging is a way of sending short written information to and from phone devices .Text messaging provides a fast‚ easy and discrete way of transferring information. Text messaging thus plays an important

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    Persuasive Essay How many less driver’s world there be in this world if everyone needed a high school diploma to have a driver’s license? From my point of view‚ high school does not teach you anything that requires driving skills other than making sure you have the ability to read‚ so that you are able to understand the signs that you pass. Driving does not require book smarts. In my opinion‚ being able to drive‚ you need to be aware‚ patient‚ and have a positive attitude. While driving‚ you

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    Oxendine Page 1 Herbert Oxendine Mr. Sneed ENG111 3Sept2014 Summary of the essay “I H8 TXT MSGS: HOW TEXTING IS WRECKING OUR LANGUAGE” In the essay “I H8 TXT MSGS: HOW TEXTING IS WRECKING OUR LANGUAGE‚” author John Humphrys explains how people’s everyday use of texting and computer shorthand is destroying our language (Humphrys 176). People who use proper grammar and punctuation

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