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    In an excerpt of “Why I Blog” by Andrew Sullivan which he wrote for the Atlantic Magazine‚ Andrew goes through many examples about why blogging is so unique. One point he hits most often is the blogging atmosphere‚ which is very different than traditional articles that you find in magazines and newspapers. For one‚ blogs are usually written in real time‚ meaning that the author responded to something without going through several drafts. He gives an example‚ on 9/11 he responded as he watched the

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    Andrew Sullivan’s Ipod World: The End of Society? Many people believe that in today’s society‚ a vast majority of the population is being consumed by technology. Andrew Sullivan‚ author of “Ipod World: The End of Society”‚ states that people of today are isolating themselves from the surrounding world‚ witting out socialization and ultimately dancing to their own beat. In his essay‚ Andrew Sullivan discusses both the positive and the negative aspects of owning an Ipod in today’s society. Andrew

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    iWorld From boomboxes to walkmans to iPods. 4/3/2010 Tonya Gordon “iWorld” Columnist Andrew Sullivan commented on what he feels our society has become due to technological advancements.  According to Andrew he characterizes our society as “dead”.  He made this claim in his article‚ "Society is Dead‚ We Have Retreated into the iWorld".  There was a time when technology was a limited industry with limited features.  Currently‚ technology is a booming industry with vast number of features: 

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    In complete honesty‚ the ideas outlined in “I used to be a human being” by Andrew Sullivan are not anything that I recognize to be particularly unique or revelatory. Especially as a young adult‚ the idea of social media addiction is something that I have been consciously aware of since the obsessive use of the internet became an augmented reality within my generation. Something that I did find interesting though were the extreme lengths Sullivan needed to go to in order to rid himself of technology

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    In the essay “I Used to Be a Human Being‚” the narrator is facing something we tend to ignore yet has somehow found a way to captivate billions of people worldwide‚ cell phone addiction. I think Andrew Sullivan’s idea of being “alone together” (Sullivan 103) is an interesting term that reflects the way communication and human interaction occur in today’s society. We are so entranced by a small device that we have turned ourselves in obsessive‚ lifeless robots that morph our lives around our Facebook

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    gay marriage In the article “For Gay Marriage” Andrew Sullivan argues that marriage should be available to any two citizens‚ which includes homosexuals. He defines marriage as “an emotion‚ financial‚ and psychological bond” between two individuals. Even thou most people define marriage between man and woman‚ he says it’s okay if the marriage couples are both man or woman as long as they have the “emotion‚ financial‚ and psychological bond”. Andrew stated the fact that a marriage license is not granted

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    In the article “Here Comes the Groom: A Conservative Case for Gay Marriage‚” Andrew Sullivan attempts to answer this question and makes a reasonable argument for promoting the legalization of gay marriage. This article was originally published in The New Republic in August 1989. The New Republic is a magazine that was founded in 1914 and covers current political topics. It is headquartered in Washington‚ DC. Andrew Sullivan has a doctorate from Harvard in political science. He was formerly the editor

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    Facts about Social Media In “An Argument Against Social Media‚” by Andrew Sullivan of the New York Times confirms many reason why he’s against social media. Many people are spending too much time on social sites and not paying attention to what’s going on around them. For up dating their post‚ checking for messages and scrolling down attaining information that’s really not needed to know. Tweeting is not a full time job and it takes away from that real life human connection with others.

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    I am going to identify and discuss my personal business goal that I have selected. My personal business goal is to get an accountancy job at a well-known international top best accounting firm such as Price Water house Coppers‚ Deloitte and Ernst and Young; to become a charted accountant for my future business goal. In addition‚ I would also like to get the opportunity in New Zealand banks sector. I am going to gain the knowledge and the experience skills required for that jobs. I have been planning

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    sentences. WHO is the decision maker (include title and company)‚ WHAT is the underlying issue and a little background about the problem (context) and the decision maker’s goal in solving the problem (what does he/she need to do solve the problem)‚ WHY does he/she need to address this now (what would happen if he/she doesn’t address the problem)‚ and WHEN does he/she need to address it (urgency). Example #1: Lillian Rodriguez‚ president of XYZ Company‚ must immediately help her company regain

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