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    People say that you should live in the moment. They say that life isn’t measured by the amounts of breaths we take‚ but by the moments that takes our breath away. The first time you hear those sayings‚ they probably sound like two nice‚ motivational couple of words‚ and then you don’t think about it anymore. But if you take a second look‚ and really think about the meaning about it‚ they become something so much deeper. And that’s what I experienced this day. Every weekend I take the train to visit

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    WHAT MAKES PEOPLE HAPPY For me there are many things that can make people happy in the world. Making someone happy is a matter of being sensitive to one’s needs. Many pursue the common approach of knowing what the other wants in order to bring them happiness‚ but the truth however is that we don’t need to know what they want. Instead‚ we should be observant to the delicate of their aspirations. An effective method to know what can make people happy is to be sensitive to their concerns. If we truly

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    The Impact of Nanotechnology in Our Lives"Nanotechnology is science and engineering at the scale of atoms and molecules. It is the manipulation and use of materials and devices so tiny that nothing can be built any smaller." It refers to the use of materials with nanoscale dimensions‚ ranging from 1-100 nanometers. Nanotechnology impacts our lives today in many ways‚ such as economically‚ socially‚ environmentally‚ ethically‚ and more. Nanotechnology is used broadly in many ones’ daily life. Many

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    Introduction An electronics to keep people alive (Life Support System) can be defined in several on terms. Electronic devices as an assistive tools/devices actually it’s an umbrella term that covers everything from medical to the household equipment so do spacecraft. Electronics do assist people in their daily activities and in much critical ways allow a human being to survive in some sort of situation. Difficulty and inability to perform activities are the major factors on what do the life support

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    I would not want to live in the society from The Giver. The reason why I would not want to live in the give society is because it doesn’t really seem that they really know how to run it. They took everything away that we used to be able to. You would not be able to have kids of your own in the giver you would have to give it up to another family who does not have one boy and one girl. If you say the wrong word like Asher did when he yelled smack instead of smack they would hit him with the Discipline

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    Concert Report The concert that I attended was the live concert experience to be extremely eye opening and enjoyable‚ and I have come to realize live music is far superior to recorded music. What I found that live concerts offered‚ as opposed to recorded music‚ wasn’t necessarily better sound quality‚ but the setting and mood established by the location‚ and just as importantly‚ the people who attended as well. When I first arrived I was immediately warmed by the inviting and embracing atmosphere

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    In the world today‚ there are countless advances in technology that cause the public to reevaluate what is ethical. Unmanned weapons systems introduce an entirely new set of ethical standards in combat and force us to reexamine if and how they should be used. In Avery Plaw and Joao Franco Reis’ article‚ Learning to Live with Drones: Answering Jeremy Waldron and the Neutralist Critique‚ the authors set out to respond to Waldron’s claims that drone strikes are unethical based on neutralism. In Marcus

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    and Private Lives Publicity; it is umently a big deal. Everyone wants to be a celebrity. They want to be a famous actor‚ singer‚ etc. However‚ the real idea people need to be thinking about is‚ are you willing to give up your privacy and freedom? Once one becomes known to the public so does their entire life‚ whether one likes it or not. Take a look at Britney Spears; there is nothing about her life that is not public. Should this be a bad thing? Or should these public figure have their privacy

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    Suicide…Enough Is Enough One day I will be getting a tattoo on my right shoulder that contains the phrase‚ “Live For More!” I want the words to be in an old-fashioned‚ yet fancy‚ script and the letters will be both black and bold. My reason behind that specific font is to make the phrase stand out as much as possible‚ so that whoever reads my arm can see exactly how meaningful life really is to me‚ as a teenager living in today’s highly competitive‚ responsible‚ and stress filled world! Teen

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    authors Craig B. Futterman‚ Chaclyn Hunt‚ and Jamie Kalven offer a unique perspective to the issue of mass incarceration and highlight how police brutality have motivated more youth to join movements like Black Lives Matter. The article focuses on how injustices black people in the United States relating to criminal justice have influenced “young people who insist on remaining visible‚ on being heard‚ and on placing issues of police accountability in the larger context of the structural inequalities and

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