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    Laser Eye Surgery

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    Laser eye surgery has enabled millions of people to throw away their eyeglasses. Now several medical technology companies are hoping that lasers aimed at the feet will allow millions to take their socks off‚ even in public. The target is toenail fungus — an infection in an estimated 10 percent of American adults‚ or 23 million people — that causes toenails to become thick‚ yellow and fetid. If these lasers‚ which recently completed small clinical trials‚ work‚ they will represent a new way

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    the maker s eye

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    How does Murray define information and meaning? Why is the distinction between the two terms important? Murray says this about information; “a good piece of writing is built from specific‚ accurate‚ and interesting information. The writer must have an abundance of information from which to construct a readable piece of writing”. What I think this means is that anyone can throw some words on paper and call it writing. However to make it a good piece of writing‚ a good deal of work and research

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    IN THE EYES OF THE COMMON FILIPINO Christian Rey A. Lumantao Theme: Campus Journalism: A Ground for Developing Nationalistic Ideals In what ways does Campus Journalism become a good ground for developing Nationalistic Ideals? Maria Blandina Pamaong fondly known by her friends as ‘Inday’ wakes up at four in the morning to prepare her goods and products for her eighteen year old small business. She lives in Capitol Valley just a trek away from BIT Dao. In a 4 kilometer drive with her husband

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    The first deaf event that I went to was the on a cold Sunday morning with my mother‚ and I met up with my aunt and uncle. We lived in the outskirts of Charlotte and the church was downtown‚ so we got up at 9 o’clock in order to get dressed. My mother drove‚ and I used the GPS to navigate us to uptown Charlotte and ultimately to Charlotte Deaf Mission at First Baptist Church. We went into the church and went up the stairs to the multi-media room. In there was a little break room where they served

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    A Pair of New Eyes

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    A pair of New Eyes What a beautiful sunny day! I really should not just stay at home and write the damn essay. “Come on‚ let’s go to Whyte Ave and there just has some new arrivals at Oak + FORT.” Oh‚ that sounds great. Wait‚ what am I doing‚ I can’t do that. “Why not? Your paper is due next Thursday and you still have 5 days. Don’t be such a wet blanket.” No way! I suggest you’d better shut up and leave me alone before I get angry. I have to do my paper today and I really hate your annoying voice

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    The Bluest Eye Essay

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    The Bluest Eye: A Great American Novel A Great American novel is one that helps the reader understand the values‚ issues‚ and beliefs most central to a culture and helps the reader know what it means to be an American. The Bluest Eye by Toni Morrison deserves to be recognized as a great American novel because of the universal themes portrayed throughout‚ the memorable characters‚ and the impactful storyline and language that moves the reader. On the first page of the novel‚ three sentences down

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    Essay On The Bluest Eye

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    The three main characters in “The Bluest Eye”‚ are three young black girls. One of the three notices the white media‚ from Shirley shirley temple to the Mary Janes’ candy wrappers‚ that surrounds them. She gets irritated and angry that the only good roles models she has ever known are white. Kids

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    Beauty in the eye of the beholder! Cultures in the 21st century- • African Culture • Maori Culture • Eskimo/Inuit Culture African culture in the 21st century- • In the African culture the ladies wore bright coloured clothes with a piece of patterned fabric wrapped around the head. If they didn’t have a piece of fabric wrapped around their head they had dangling beads around their forehead. • In African culture women were thought to be beautiful if they had the bright colours men thought

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    Breath, Eyes, Memory

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    In the book Breath‚ Eye‚ Memory was about a girl name Sophie‚ twelve‚ who lived in Croix- des- Rosets‚ Haiti with her Tante Atie. Growing up in Haiti Sophie experience a good life living with Tante Atie. During that time many people were poor and lived in small huts or shacks‚ which were far from how Sophie lived because of the money her mother sent from America. Sophie was left with her Tante Atie when she was only months old and she grew found of her Tante and took her as her mom. Tante Atie would

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    The Maker's Eye Analysis

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    A coherent piece of writing requires a writer to proofread their drafts and adjust the content to emphasize their key themes and unify the paper. First published in October 1973‚ “The Maker’s Eye‚” written by Donald Murray‚ describes the importance revising and archiving a writer’s manuscripts. Revising consists of a combination of self review and accepting criticism from your peers. Integrating peer’s revisions‚ negative or positive‚ enriches the piece and allows it to appeal to a larger group of

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