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    In the article “The techno-Flux Effect” Gary Rudman writes about how technology has changed the way teenagers store information. Rudman’s thesis is that youth today are heavily influenced by technology. He supports his thesis with the following three points: The brain blur‚ Dataaddiction‚ and the chill challenged. First Rudman‚ introduces us to the brain Blur he defines the brain blur as teens multitasking so much that their brains are in a constant blur of information. Teens these days talk on

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    In the article The Forgotten Experience‚ Gary Nash discusses the adventures in which the blacks and reds fought for the natural rights. Thomas Peters and Thayendanegea started their own revolutions to prove to the white people that they were just as equal and deserved the same treatment and natural rights despite their race. Thomas Peters‚ only being a slave‚ successfully accomplished his plan for freedom along with other ex-slaves and refugees from London who desperately wanted freedom from the

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    “Sixty-Nine-Cents” by Gary Shteyngart In the article‚ “Sixty-Nine-Cents”‚ Gary Shteyngart writes about his first trip to Disney world when he was fourteen years old. Although Shteyngart’s family already immigrated to the U.S at that time‚ but his family still not blend to the U.S style life. In paragraph 8‚ Shteyngart describes the Russian style lunch that his mother served for them when they were in McDonald. He writes the detail of the lunch in order to show how his family still remain their old

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    Kayleen Soto‚ despite having a rather melancholy life‚ has conquered any problem that stood in her way and has evolved into a strong‚ brave‚ and respectable young woman. Kayleen’s legacy begins on August 3‚ 2002 at Denville Hospital in New Jersey in which her mother‚ Mirella Soto‚ gave birth to a baby girl with chocolate colored hair and eyes‚ and tan skin. Kayleen is the middle child of the Soto family‚ the oldest being her 16 year old sister‚ Destiny‚ and the youngest is her 9 year old brother

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    Short yet Complicated Story of Immigrant’s Experience In the short story "Sixty-Nine Cents" Gary Shteyngart‚ a Jewish writer who was born in Soviet Russia and emigrated to the USA at the age of seven‚ depicts one of his first experiences of attempted assimilation in the American society. This short autobiographic story shows the dubious nature of any immigrant’s life‚ where not even an ethnic identity but the internal feeling of belonging to a certain culture creates obstacles to quick assimilation

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    In 2002‚ prior to getting married my wife and I went to pre-marriage counseling with the pastor that married us. One of the books he assigned to us to read was “The Five Love Languages‚” by Gary Chapman. At that time‚ I was introduced to the five love languages and how they work in a relationship. At times‚ I feel as though my wife needs all five love languages‚ but she actually has two. My wife’s love languages are Words of Affirmation and Acts of Service. Many times‚ my wife will say

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    relationship; American business have been able to cut their labor costs by moving majority of the low skilled jobs to countries such as China‚ India‚ and Mexico. In The Fair Play Debate‚ Joseph Stiglitz fights for fair trade. He believes fair trade policies are needed to protect the poor from the rich. On the other hand‚ Gary Hufbauer argues for free trade; stating that it is a superior policy because it can benefit everyone in the developed and developing

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    1. PAULSEN IS A MAN OF THE LAND. From a young age‚ Gary Paulsen was rounding up his own meals in the forest‚ but also providing his own clothing and shelter‚ too. He told TeachingBooks.net in a 2010 interview‚ “I was raised on farms by people who didn’t have Wal-Mart. They had to make their own sleds‚ harnesses‚ clothing‚ etc.” 2. ... AND HE’D STILL RATHER MAKE HIS OWN CLOTHES. Even today‚ he prefers many homemade products to store-bought ones. “Look at Inuit clothing. Their stuff still works

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    all dying in a small town known as Spoon River. This play was based upon free-verse‚ and gravestone epitaphs‚ where the dead actually told their own story. The mood of the play was very dark. The lighting for this play set the mood‚ timid yet bold in some moments. The Scenery was based around a large grave stone. I wish there would have been more props; it would have made the play a lot more interesting. There were thirteen people in this play. However‚ it became really confusing when they played

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    Sotos Syndrome‚ Pediatric Sotos syndrome is a disorder that results in increased growth during childhood‚ clumsiness‚ and delay in mental development. Over time‚ many children with Sotos syndrome catch up in mental development. Physical growth eventually slows down. By puberty‚ most children with Sotos syndrome are similar in size to other children their age. Most children with this disorder grow up and lead normal lives. CAUSES The cause of Sotos syndrome is a mutation in a gene. The gene

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