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    Metaphors In Car Radio

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    The song “Car Radio” by the alternative rock group Twenty One Pilots is a song that should be broadcasted for its uplifting message. The band uses metaphors in the song to bring awareness to suicide, telling the audience that there are other alternatives for dealing with their minds. The car radio is the main metaphor used in this song. The song title is Car Radio and this car radio is mentioned often. The radio seems to be the only thing keeping the main singer, Tyler, sane it is the only…

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    With driving becoming more of a prevalent task, traffic violations cases are on the rise daily as well. There are many types of traffic violations, but there are a few that happen quite often, everywhere. The most common traffic violations are speeding, running a stop sign or stop light, unsafe driving, and finally, distracted driving. (Bline) In the past, there was no need for traffic laws because there were not enough vehicles for traffic laws to be necessary. With the rise of people…

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    Growing Up In The 80's

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    Think of life today: cell phones, computers, tablets, and so much more. Ever think of life before this generation? No one had all the great technology people, especially Americans, possess today. People who grew up in the 70’s and 80’s know how dramatically things have changed and the differences that occurred over time. Paula Wenger, 48 of Sinking Spring can relate. Paula grew up in the town of Bristol, PA in Bucks County. Looking back on her life growing up and having watched her two teenage…

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    Allowed In Class

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    Studies have shown cell phone use has increased test scores by 70 percent. Some schools allows cell phone use in the classroom for educational purposes. Cell phones are helpful in the classroom. A cell phone helps with classwork, teachers doing less work, and students learning easier. These are some of the reasons why cell phones should be allowed in class. First and foremost, cell phones help with classwork. If a student is having trouble with looking something up in a textbook a cell phone…

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    Say ‘YES’ to exercise! In today’s world, technology is overtaking the world, making our lives easier and less active than before. However, are we still able to find motivation to exercise? What is exercise, physical activity, and sports? Physical activity is any movement of the body that causes energy expenditure, i.e. kilocalories. Exercise is a type of physical activity that is mainly for health benefits and physical fitness and it is usually planned, structured, and repetitive. Sports is also…

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    made the product a must have as is as “edgy and cool”. Along with strong endorsements and advertising, they made a phone that would completely change the needs of customers and the market on its head. Literature around Blue ocean strategy Creating Blue Oceans Blue ocean strategy (herby known as BOS) is a relatively new concept only really being created by Kim and Mauborgne in 2004 with their book Blue Ocean Strategy. Companies that sail the blue ocean are those beating the competition by…

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    What is the thing that most people these days can not go without? The answer is fairly simple, their phone. Cell Phones are the most commonly used modern technological device in the world. It provides us a way to keep in contact with anyone in most locations. But what most of us might not realize is how this device, and many others like it, can affect us and our health negatively. In the modern day, humans are glued to their cell phones. “Ninety-one percent of American adults and 60 percent of…

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    Visitorz Case Study

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    Visitorz: Mobile Services Possible Upgrades and Forecasts Visitorz.co.uk Introduction Everything’s gone mobile right now and no one can stop it from growing. We’re now on the age of mobile. People are now using mobile phones not only for calling or texting, but also for gaming, music, recreational activities and the likes. People are diversifying mobile phones into “all-in-one” tool that could cover pretty much everything that we do every day. This is why lots and lots of people are…

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    Justin Han, Nathan Hsu, Renny Kim Mrs. Heesch H. British Lit. G-1 23 January 2018 The Cellphone Right In our modern society, our lifeline is our phone. Indeed, in restaurants, at school, sports events, everywhere we go most people have a phone. To many, their lives may depend on it. The age of cell phone initiation is becoming younger and younger with 30% of 10-year-old Spanish children have a cell phone; the rate increases to nearly 70% at age 12 and 83% at age 14. There have even been new…

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    Should drivers of automobiles be prohibited from using cellular phones? Did you know using a cell phone while driving increases the risk of crash by four times? Texting and driving it has caused many accidents and no matter how much people talk about it and still how many times it has happened and there goes another life lost because of people’s carelessness. Recent studies suggest that cell phones are dangerous to use when driving so I have gathered information to look at the epidemic it has…

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