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    “The Cove” – a documentary film by Louie Psihoyos The Oscar winning documentary film “The Cove”‚ directed by Louie Psihoyos‚ exposes the annual massacre of 23‚000 small cetaceans in the National Park Taiji‚ Japan. Even though the trade of dolphins whether using them alive for entertainment purposes is unethical and selling their toxic meat is dangerous for the health‚ the Japanese authorities are supporting it with all possible means. The Japanese government is not only preventing any publicity

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    activities‚ Such as communicating with friends. Texting‚ a revolutionary tool‚ has enabled people to minimize the time needed by the means of communication i.e. a phone call. However texting has come under fire for education for its potential to ruin our language. Texting should be seen‚ by educators‚ for its potential to enable students to experience and manipulate the English language to help you enhance versatility‚ fluency‚ and communicative skills. Texting provides many advantages‚ such as people

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    and teens that don’t. When student and teens shorten words this is known as text speak like wyd for what are you doing. Some people believe that texting is harming teen’s writing skills and some other people believe that texting is not harming teen’s writing skills. Text speak can help students learn how to switch from texting to formal writing. The passage states‚ " Studies show by researchers Racheal Swords and Rebecca Wheeler show that teen are sophisticated was of language. This means

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    Navarro4 How is texting affecting the literacy of teens Awyanna Mayberry Period :4 5/22/13 Text messaging can affect a person’s social skills‚ writing skills‚ driving skills. The money that people spend on phones and texting can cause financial hardship. Text messaging has begun to have a detrimental effect on teens writing skills. They use abbreviations‚ as most teenagers get used to short texting‚ some of their grades dropped due to the spelling errors they make. So many teens get used to

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    culprit — texting while driving. While captaining her Chevrolet Lumina‚ Brittany decided to text her mother‚ distracting her from the road ahead. Instead of hitting the send button‚ Brittany’s life hit the end button‚ as she drove off an embankment‚ went airborne‚ and smashed into a utility pole (Friedman‚ pars. 2-4). Stories like Brittany’s raise questions over whether or not texting while driving should be banned. Nowadays it is growing exceedingly common to see drivers using the texting application

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    English Assessment I was texting my daughter to ask when she would be home for dinner on a late afternoon. She texted back‚ I will be there soon. She never made it. I killed my own daughter because of a lousy text message. Good afternoon‚ my name is Rebecca Wilson and today I will be speaking about why texting and driving should be banned. Over 10‚000 people are killed and over 50‚000 are injured from text messaging and knowing that my little girl was one of the 10‚000 people that have been killed

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    Michaela Griffith    Causation    ­Fiona points a gun at Graham and who has a sudden heart attack and dies.     The thin skull rule states that F has to take the victim G as she finds him‚ this means that  although G had a heart condition and F may not have know this‚ that she will be held liable for  the full extent of G’s death‚ although she did not directly kill him. BLAUE (1975)    In relation to causation ’But For’ F not pointing a gun at G‚ G would not have had a heart  attack and died. Therefor F is the factual cause of Gs death

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    individuals text from their cell phones in social settings. Cell phone texting is becoming a hindrance to social skills; Texting is a huge social problem! Texting is the cause of many communication problems. Such as my boyfriend and I‚ we always have a fight when we have a long conversation by texting. The problem is misunderstanding‚ and lack of appreciation. Instead of face to face saying:“ Sorry‚ apology‚ love you”‚ we used texting as a way to avoid the risks of face to face. But we realized that

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    Writing a Critical Response Essay A critique/critical response is an analysis of and a commentary on another piece of writing. A critical response essay (or review) has two missions: to summarize a source’s main idea and to respond to the source’s main ideas with reactions based on one’s own opinion/beliefs.   1. Summarizing     The first step to writing is to read actively and thoughtfully‚ seeking answers to the following     questions: a. What are the main points‚ ideas‚ or arguments of

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    2010 catholic trial – With reference to Source Q and other sources‚ explain the role of writing and literature in Spartan society during this period Pre-Lycurgan Sparta has evidence of being a thriving centre for writing and literature but with the introduction of the great Rhetra the focus shifted to a utilitarian militaristic view although writing and literature did not disappear totally. Sparta contains evidence of being a literate society through Greek writers documentations and inscriptions

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