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    getting my grade for my Visual essay. I wanted to focus on staying on topic because that was one of the things that I struggled with and got points taken off because of that. I also wanted to work on my comma splices‚ and punctuation‚ which I usually struggle with and got points taken off. I also wanted to improve working on my tone‚ and the way I write or express myself while writing because sometimes‚ I get comments from the Writing Center‚ and from my professor. In my Rebuttal Essay‚ I think I did a

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    During the 1980s‚ when housing choices began to dwindle‚ homelessness became a major issue. The Merriam Webster dictionary defines homelessness as someone without a permanent home‚ typically living on the streets. For this visual analysis essay‚ the image selected is a meme of a homeless man. The text on the meme says that “Homeless people are lucky that they never have to clean their house.” Many questions come to surface after reading the text‚ which include‚ “Who would say such a thing?” “Why

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    social media‚ the news‚ or radio. The author is trying to convey a message that wakes the audience up and tells them stop letting the media distract them from the bigger problems in their society. In today’s society everybody is buried into their technology. People rely on their phones‚ computer‚ and radio to keep them entertained and informed. Society represented by the man walking along the sidewalk naïve to all the problems at home. This man is every American citizen that chooses to trust that everything

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    Throughout the last decade‚ technology has created things that people 30 years ago would have never even imagined. These items start from as little as headphones to cell phones to computers to even 3D TVs. Technology has a negative impact in teenagers’ lives. This will be proven by taking a look at how technology interferes with teenagers academics‚ how technology creates a social barrier and how technology makes teenagers lazy and get health problems. Technology interferes with teenagers

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    VISUAL COMMUNICATION VISUAL RHETORIC What is Visual Communication? What is Metaphor? The representation of a person‚ place‚ thing‚ or idea that suggests a particular association or point of similarity. How does bad design make you feel? What do you liken it to? What is Metaphor? The representation of a person‚ place‚ thing‚ or idea that suggests a particular association or point of similarity From Makeness.com: “I hate bad design. It’s like an itch I can’t scratch. It litters

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    Technology Essay Over the past decade‚ technology in our society has become a more noticeable aspect of our everyday lives. One may think back to the days where there were no cell phones‚ online messaging‚ or even emails‚ and realize the extent to which technology has advanced. These rapid advancements in technology have provided a platform for unimaginable human outcomes that no one could have predicted. The increase in technology is not only evident in social interactions‚ but also in academic

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    Gentically Modified Crops are the Future of Agriculture English 1A Genetically Modified Crops are the Future of Agriculture Abstract: This paper explores five different published articles containing information on the pros and cons of genetically modified food and why genetically modified crops are the future of agriculture. The articles vary in their support or disapproval of GMOs. Toft believes GMOs are the future of agriculture due to the

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    Landon Summers Creative Writing Period 8 Argument #2 Final draft December 29‚ 2012 The Unfortunate Accident Arthur McArthur‚ husband to Queenie McArthur‚ was pronounced dead on June 6‚ 1954 from a head injury which he sustained from falling down his stairs. Arthur’s lifeless body was discovered by his wife Queenie around 1:30 AM‚ when she had arrived home late from a party dressed in a decadent black dress. During the autopsy of Arthur’s body it was discovered that he copious amounts of

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    Abstract This is a technology essay about not using my cell phone for twenty four hours and recording my behavior during the time period. I am documenting how my life would different without out the use of my chosen device. I also talk about how I try to substitute and occupy my new found time with other activities. My essay shows just how much the people of my generation depends on technology. It shows that the phone kind of controls us instead of s controlling the phone. The essay also gives some

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    Max Nathan Gower English II 4/27/13 Alcohol Interlocks Saving Life’s Ignition interlocks have been issued in forty-eight states. Presented on June 22‚ 2000 by Pennsylvania‚ Ignition interlocks are similar to in-car breathalyzers that measure a driver’s blood alcohol concentration (BAC). They prohibit the engine from starting if an alcohol-sensing device registers above a pre-set level‚ typically around 0.02 BAC. This ignition interlock act started at one state

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