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    Teens Should Have Cells Phones Cell phones‚ can always somehow be a very useful electronic. Cell Phones are always needed; like what if something happened‚ and it was an emergency you would need a phone to call your parents‚ police‚ or the hospital. (911) Cell phones are needed also when you have to call your parents to tell them that you are going to your friends house after school so that they wouldn’t worry. A big percentage of school don’t and do allow cell phones on school campuses

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    Cell Phone Problem Solution Essay A serious problem has arisen that desperately needs to be solved. Students have been constantly using their cell phones during class and causing distractions to the learning environment. As a result‚ the principal is ready to ban all cell phones from school. Although this might solve the problem‚ it would alienate and irritate the student body. As it is‚ students are already distracted by cell phone misuse in the classroom. Teachers have found that their classrooms

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    DECLARATION We hereby declare that the project entitled “CELL PHONE BASED DEVICE CONTROL” submitted for the B.Tech Degree is our original work and the project has not formed the basis for the award of any degree‚ associateship‚ fellowship or any other similar titles. Signature of the Students: Place: Date: i ISO 9001:2000 CERTIFIED INSTITUTE Gandhi Institute of Engineering & Technology GUNUPUR – 765 022‚ Dist: Rayagada (Odisha)‚ India (Approved by AICTE‚ Govt. of Orissa

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    on a cell phone while driving is dangerous and ought to be banned. Talking on a cell phone‚ even while using a hands free device‚ distracts the driver and makes them a hazard to themselves and others on the road. Some claim that government should not be able to legislate against people’s freedom to use their cell phones where and when they wish. Although people’s freedoms and rights are important‚ they should not be allowed to stretch so far that they put others in danger. Using a cell phone while

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    Cell Phones Allowed in School Do you think cell phones should be allowed in school? This is a big debate society.Cell phones should be allowed in school because of emergencies‚they make students happy‚helps ‚and most importantly‚ they can take responsibility. A lot of schools allow phones and tablets some do not. There are a lot of other reasons why or why not cell phones should be in school. Emergencies can happen anytime. If something happens like they get injured badly you could call 911

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    the beep or short ring that signals a text message has arrived? Maybe you ’ve rationalize like I have that you ’ll wait to get to the stop light to pull the cell phone of the purse or pocket. But the eye then goes of the road. " I ’ll just text a brief response while I ’m stopped at the light‚" I tell myself. Being of the not-born-with-cell-phone-in-hand generation‚ or older than 30‚ I ’m slow in typing the message on that itsy-bitsy screen. It ’s an even greater challenge if I don ’t have my reading

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    Influence of mobile on health. Attitude & behavior on new generation Introduction: Back Ground: Mobile phones provide an interesting example of a source of risk to health which may be largely non-existent but which cannot be totally dismissed. Such risks‚ when possibly serious and with long-term consequences‚ are typically dealt with by appeal to the so-called precautionary principle but‚ of course‚ precaution comes at a price an increase in traffic accidents induced by the use of mobile phones

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    Creative and cultural industries The term ‘Creative Industries’ was established in 1998 the Department for Culture Media and Sport (DCMS) the term was to acknowledge the contribution that creative content made to the economy. The standard classification of the creative industries used by the DCMS Contains 13 industries: * Advertising * Architecture * Art and antiques * Computer games * Crafts * Design * Designer fashion * Film

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    How to use a cell phone effectively Nowadays‚ we can’t live without our cell phones; it’s an essential part of our lives. Most of us can hardly imagine how to live without it. There are all sorts of mobile phones available which could bring everything into our hands. However‚ if you want to use it effectively you must follow some steps. All you need is to buy a useful cell phone‚ access your internet and stay up to date. First‚ you need to buy a cell phone‚ a popular one. It should include Internet

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    HSC Legal Studies Research Task – Crime Identify the correct legal citation of the case R v Faehndrich [2008] NSWSC 877 (29 August 2008) Outline the Elements of the offence On 11 April 2008‚ John Harry Faehndrich was convicted by a jury of the charge that he‚ on 13 August 2006‚ at Forster in the State of New South Wales‚ did murder Dianne Condon. The deceased died when she was stabbed by the prisoner with a pair of scissors and her vertebral artery was incised. The prisoner stabbed her a minimum

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