Dunkin' Donuts

The first origin of hypertext is microphotography, a method of condensing documents, which were stored in a massive library. A massive library, so people could send in questions, and the workers would field their responses, giving related topics as well. The second origin, is referred to the Memex; an idea that it would somehow be possible to digitally condense information on a computer, so it can be used at any time, by the use of free association. This was supposed to augment human…

No doubt about it, America is a nation of coffee drinkers. The numerous chains and coffeehouses built every day in this country is a testament to the staggering number of people who just love the look, feel, and smell of a hot cup of coffee to get them going in the morning or calm them in the evening. Any type of coffee drinker can find a coffee service that they like, and they can have any kind of specialty gourmet brands overnighted to their home or office. Search online for Internet coffee…

Checking Out Walmart Patel describes supermarkets as patented inventions that respond to a specific need at the time and place of their conception. This essay develops this assertion by explicating Walmart as a tightly curated set of variances reflective of the socioeconomics and culture of the geographical space it inhabits. The Quintessential American Experience The first thing one sees when walking toward the superstore in Waterville is the American Flag hoisted on top of the building,…

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It is no secret that the United States is currently experiencing a crisis. This is not a crisis that has arisen from foreign nations intending us harm; it is an issue that holds its origins on domestic soil. Every day millions of American people, and others worldwide, are slowly killing themselves with the world 's slowest acting poison. That poison is junk food. Everyone knows that it is bad for them, unfortunately this has done little to stop the issue. The real roots of the problem can be…

Numb Faces “Oh my god, why me! Why does it have to be me”, I blamed when broken glass hit my face and woke up in a wrecked car. The car was not the same that I had earlier that night, it looked totally different, and everything was a mess. I couldn’t let myself out the car, because the door was stuck. I felt disoriented my body was shaking, tears washed my face, I can’t think straight, I made the biggest mistake of my life. I want to cry out loud, but I do not have the guts to do it, all I felt…

week before, I was helping my mom with the guest list. She was incredibly stressed, but it still doesn’t forgive what followed. She was planning on going out that day to by an outfit for the memorial service for a friend. She decided to buy us Dunkin’ Donuts before she headed out and left me with her laptop, phone, and instructions to put down who was coming, who wasn’t, and who hadn’t responded. I’d used my mom’s laptop before, but I couldn’t remember the password. So, without a way to…

The collection of essays that composed the fifth section in the “Common Reader” – Family Life, and Gender Roles, were exceptionally interesting and incorporated valuable morals that can be applied on a universal level such as childhood, homosexuality, and the importance of family in human development and behavior. Two clear examples that uphold this moral-universalism are ‘Street Scenes’ written by Ann Hood and ‘Once More to the Lake’ by E. B. White – both essays are personal narratives that…

Obesity Obesity is a product from energy imbalance; it has become a major issue affecting citizen globally, especially in the United States. Over two-thirds of the population in the United States are overweight and one-third of the population is obese. Anatomy requires an unquestionable about of energy from food in order to keep life functions. The body will remain constant to the amount of calories the body burns but if more calories are intake than the ones burn, it will no longer remain equal…

Harlem has been deeply associated with the vibrant life of african americans for more than a century. Harlem is the place where musician and bootleggers lived together, poet and pickpocket ate in the same dining room and preachers, physician all were aristocrats. On the contrary, Harlem 1920-1980s experienced deterioration of housing stocks, high crime rates and devastating effects of Crack and Cocaine. However, major changes have taken place in the last two decades where Harlem is no longer…