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    thoughts as to whether the changes have bettered society or made it worse. Personally, I think change is for better but there are many areas of change that have made our society one that has slipped into a state of moral decay. The purpose of this essay is to explore some of those changes and to conclude if society and the world has suffered or gained from those changes. The rapid advancement of technology such as the computer, the internet, and cell phones has changed…

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    Betina Young Sentencing

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    I chose to do my essay on the sentencing some people are given because some people do need to realize just how small minded our country is. I know some people deserve the sentencing they get but let’s face it; some of the sentencing for these convictions is ridiculous. Something more serious, someone more harmful could be on the loose or given a small amount of time. Not everybody will agree with this paper but I can guarantee they will when it comes to their own loved ones. Nobody looks at…

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    Future hype: The myths of technology change [ScribD]. Retrieved from https://www.scribd.com/book/134855105/Future-Hype-The- Myths-of-Technology-Change Introduction In Future Hype: The Myths of Technology Change, Bob Seidensticker gives a strong personal view about technology change and debunks many technological myths. An important point he makes in the book is that technology change does not increase exponentially as Moore’s Law would predict, at least not forever. Instead, he proposes the…

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    Final Topical Essay 1.0 Introduction Ken Harrison, a deranged sculptor who is injured in a car accident finds himself in the middle of life permanently paralyzed from the neck down. He is dependent on others for his care, survival, and every day primitive needs. Ken is a strong-willed, passionate man dedicated to his art. As he continues to spend time in the hospital he discovers he does not want to continue life depending on doctors, nurses, family, and friends. Yet, the catch is that he…

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    internet has changed the way business, governments and humans interact. However, as the internet takes a bigger part of our daily lives we lose communication skills, suffer from distraction and have less direct contact with each other. In the following essay, the positive and negative effects of the internet on human interaction will be discussed. Some of the positive aspects include instant access to information, online education resources, and global communication. The negative effects…

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    Personal Essay Being homeschooled, Timmy was a large part of my life. We were together almost every day for as long as I can remember. It wasn’t just him and I though, two days before my 6th birthday, on September 30th, 2004, our family welcomed Sebastian to the world. On that day our family got bigger; one person doesn’t seem like much at first thought, but one person can change a lot. As a baby, Sebastian wasn’t the easiest to care for, he taught me patience. Timmy taught me love, his love…

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    Why Are You An Atheistic?

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    Dat To An Atheist Personal Philosophy “Why are you an atheistic?” That is the question I keep receiving when I tell people that I am an atheist, a person who believes in certainty that there is no god or gods. I usually give a logical, rational, and well-thought answer to them. However, it often is time consuming, wasting effort, and even hopeless sometimes. In fact, when people believe in something, they do not always need proof for their belief. They are happy with it and they say it is their…

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    suicide roughly every 16 minutes. Each of the suicides intimately affects, at least, six other people. In fact, more people die in the U.S. by suicide than in car accidents. Saying that, should schools check children and teens for signs of suicidal tendencies?....Of course! The society needs to be aware of this serious issue. In this essay you will be hearing…

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    Family Law Case Analysis

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    support often generates significant controversy and discussion. The new Divorce Act, which was enacted in 1985 and still remain effective today, is the federal Act that governs divorce including the order of spousal support in Canada (Boyd, 2015). This essay will discuss how the courts views the issue of spousal support in Lee v Lee (2014), a family law case that was held in British Columbia, as well as the reasons why I agree with the judicial application of the law. Lee v Lee (2014) is a…

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    PERSONAL ESSAY 7 p.m. February 3 2005. Just like my dream birthday, Brother bought a large birthday cake and Mom prepared homemade pizzas, but it was always Dad’s present that I anticipate the most. By the time I tore open the gift, I did not even know that it was a beginning of everything especially for my passion towards machine. It was a model of complex machine racecar set. I shoot an “excited” look to my father and smile, oblivious to the fact that this gift would change my life…

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