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    Bashar H. Attiya Mrs. Newbegin StepUp-Reading 10-21-2013 VANISHING VOICES BY RUSS RYMER Citation Rymer R. (2012). Vanishing Voices. National Geographic‚ July 2012. Summary The writer started his article by describing a group of people called Tuvans‚ who lives in a remote area in the Republic of Tuva‚ in Russian Federation. The importance of this group came from the fact that they are speaking Tuvan‚ a language consider by linguists to be among a group of languages that are

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    `Strong Peso Hurts Food Exports’ Philippines economy nowadays portraits a good start for‚ as we are lifting our country from the previous economic situation. Not including the whole world economy‚ we are experiencing a smaller amount of problems in our economy than the recent. The rate of exchange between our Pesos against the Dollar is going stronger from now and as some bank company said that it could reach as high as ₱37.50 in the next year. This is worthy for our country that it could raise

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    Amusing ourselves to death‚ was written by Neil postman in the year 1985. A period synonymous with psychedelic visuals‚ Ronald Regan and the television. Initially invented in 1927‚ the television stood the test of time and was widely available in most American households. While others were celebrating a new era in entertainment‚ Postman was worried about the sociological and political effects the television would have on the American public‚ he addressed this concerns in his book. Postman’s main

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    In Amusing Ourselves to Death‚ by Neil Postman‚ Postman offers many points along with sufficient evidence as to how today’s media and technology control our mind and our affairs. He also brings up two clashing points of view towards this by the end of the novel: Orwell’s and Huxley’s. Between these two‚ I agree with Postman’s assertion that Huxley’s vision best applies to American culture today. Even though this book was published in the mid-80’s‚ television is still as prominent today as it was

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    the colors and see them more vividly. A dog can’t tell the difference between red‚ yellow‚ orange‚ or green but they can see whites light blues‚ purples and different shades of grey. Besides just the cones‚ there are other photoreceptors known as rods. Rods can only detect black and white‚ but they also process movement extremely well and help to see in the dark. A dogs photoreceptors are mostly rods. This means they can see exceptionally well in low light conditions and see different shades

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    Impression of three days to see I have read Three days to see many times.Recently . I read it again . Three days to see is a famous essay written byAmerican writer Helen Keller. Miss Keller unfortunately got blind and deaf whenshe was very young‚ due to misuse of medication. However‚ She learned alllessons that a healthy woman can do with the help of teacher sullivan andparents. She also mastered serveral foreign languages very well. What’s moreshe was admitted into Harvard university .Finally

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    HACKERS Submitted by: Mariel A. Ricohermoso BSIT 3B Submitted to: Mr. Juan Leandro Achaval Hackers Summary: A Seattle boy Dade “Zero Cool” Murphy (Jonny Lee Miller) is arrested and charged‚ at the age of 11‚ with crashing 1‚507 systems in one day and causing a single-day 7-point drop in the New York Stock Exchange. And because of that he was banned to own or operate a computer or touch-tone telephones until his 18th birthday. Before Dade turns 18‚ his mother

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    The Reaction to the Alchemist In life‚ it is hard to come across a good book. Millions of books are published each year‚ all over the world. J.D. Salinger‚ the author of the Catcher In The Rye says‚ “What really knocks me out is a book that‚ when you’re all done reading it‚ you wish the author that wrote it was a terrific friend of yours and you could call him up on the phone whenever you felt like it. That doesn’t happen much‚ though.” That statement is in fact true. When you come across a good

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    Reaction to Euthanasia

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    respect and protect the dignity of human from the moment of conception to the moment of natural death. It can also be considered as a corruption of the medical profession where physicians take on an ethical code to serve life and never to kill. My reaction to euthanasia is one of mixed feelings. Although I support the rights of patients and respect their decisions to use euthanasia‚ I’m not sure that the patient is clearly thinking at that time (whether because of pain or illness) and really wants

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    Reaction Paper The studies reflect that the fact in the Philippines‚ sons and daughters are raised and treated differently within the family‚ in accordance with parents’ gender expectations that minor society’s own prescriptions for what is appropriately masculine and feminine. The studies reveals some of the disadvantages experienced by the girl-child stemming from the restrictions she has to contend with compared to the boy –child. She is also given more responsibilities inside the house because

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