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    David Zinczenko‚ editor-in-chief of Men’s Health‚ is arguing that fast-food restaurants are not to blame for people‚ especially children and teenagers‚ it’s the person’s individual responsibility to keep themselves “healthy”. The menus at fast-food companies aren’t the healthiest‚ but they shouldn’t be blamed for making kids obese‚ and I agree with his claim fully. The parents are all fully aware that the “Big Mac” and “Baconater” aren’t the most nutritional foods‚ and they need to take the responsibility

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    Effectiveness of Diction‚ Ethos‚ and Arrangement in “Don’t Blame the Eater” In his op-ed piece for the New York Times‚ “Don’t Blame the Eater‚” David Zinczenko uses diction‚ ethos‚ and arrangement effectively by using specific words to fit their context‚ building up his credibility through his experiences‚ and arranging his argument to be an easy read. He argues that kids are not completely to blame for unhealthy eating‚ as that lies with the fast food industry as a whole. The problem is a national

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    Each American president has had to deal with controversial issues and sometimes scandals during their administration terms in office. How they address‚ or avert the issue impacts the perception to their leadership capability for our republic. Their policies are sculpted often by public opinion and historical context. President William Clinton is no exception and his handling of the “Don’t ask‚ Don’t tell” controversy indicates that his policies‚ openly excluded gay and bisexual people from military

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    Don t Do Drugs

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    Don´t Do Drugs The drug empire is growing is an article that New York Time pubished in may 11th 2012 and it says. People use drugs in societies around the world more than ever before. Why is it this way? Is it cheper to buy drugs today than 40 years ago? Or is it just easier to reach drugdealers who are selling drugs? I belive it is the last mentioned cause. That is why I also belive we must have stricter laws cocerning druguseing as well as drugdealing to make people stop use drugs. If you ask

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    Randy Olsen is a scientist turned film maker. He lived in the academic realm for years and saw scientist‚ who spent years researching to come up with real solutions to real world problems‚ fail over and over again to communicate their ideas to a mass audience. After spending over a decade preforming detailed scientific research he packed up his microscopes and flew to shipped off the University of Southern California School of Cinematic Arts to study film and become a better communicator. In his

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    Mythic Structure in Somerset Maugham’s “The Lotus Eater” The word ‘myth’ is derived from the Greek word ‘mythos’‚ which means a traditional tale common to the member of a tribe‚ race or nation. It usually involves the supernatural elements to explain some natural phenomenon in boldly imaginative terms. Today myth has become one of the most prominent terms in contemporary literature analysis. It was Northrop Frye‚ one of the most influential myth critics (others including Robert Graves‚ Francis

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    11/22/11 Quote essay Per 5-6 “You can’t win unless you know how to lose”-Kareem-Abdul-Jabbar You can’t be a sore winner because you need to know how the other team feels. Every time you brag you make the other team sad. The coach might get angry at you and make you sit out for bullying. If you know than you’ll understand that the other team is sad when you lose a game you don’t like hearing people brag. The quote involves my family because when one of my family members loses

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    Essay On Don T Panic

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    Don’t Panic is a documentary by a Swedish medical doctor‚ academic‚ statistician‚ and professor‚ who explains that the world is much better than we believe. The graphs and visuals are based on his data collection on Gapminder‚ and the underlying data sources. In this documentary Mr. Rosling presents some of his data results from the UK‚ Bangladesh‚ and Mozambique. This documentary talks about the population growth‚ and how our countries are becoming more sustainable. In addition‚ he also talks about

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    What would be the important factors when you compare education systems between two countries? Comparative education has been developed in various areas related to education in other countries. When we compare education system between two countries‚ we want to see differences (there are similarities as well but we more focus on the differences). However‚ the way to solve each problem depends on all different educational culture‚ politics‚ society‚ economic situation. ‘WHY AND HOW THESE FACTORS

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    11/11/13 Eng 103 Don’t Blame the Eater In his essay “Don’t Blame the Eater‚” David Zinczenko claims that the prevalence of fast food and the lack of health- ier food alternatives is causing an epidemic of teenage obesity in present-day America. This is a serious issue‚ he argues‚ because of the consequences for society of increased rates of incidence of Type 2 diabetes‚ a disease closely associated with obesity. Drawing on his own experiences

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