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    Bottle Flipping

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    Many parents complain about their teens always on their phones.When the new trend called bottle flipping comes along, they get mad at them for this as well. What do you want from them!!! I mean, bottle flipping keeps kids healthy, gets them off their phones, and helps with physics and fine motor skills. Parents should let kids and teens enjoy their youth. Kids and teens with phones are very isolated these days, and barely interact with other humans. Bottle flipping can help with this. Since…

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    Teen drivers are more distracted than ever due to cellphones. Teenagers are always afraid of what they’re going to miss. They have to always see what’s going on in their social media world. They cannot simply hear a text message ding on their phone and leave their phone alone until they get to their destination. Teens are masters at keeping themselves occupied in the hours after school until way past bedtime. When they’re not doing their homework (and when they are) they’re online and on…

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    Tweens Speech

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    ARE TWEENS READY FOR CELL PHONES? After reading both speeches, the evidence presented by Deborah Pendergast makes it clear that Tweens are ready for cell phones. First, a key factor as stated in the article is people want their kids to feel safe. If Tweens stay late after school for various sport activities or clubs, the parent(s) and the Tween have a way to communicate with each other. Secondly, many parents work and children may have to stay home alone. The access to a cell phone is very…

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    ITM 200 Case Study Chapter 11 11-4 1. The application must be easy to understand. 2. Compatible with my gadget 3. Serve as a help with everyday operation 4. A prevalent free amusement. 5. A compliment/embellishment for other innovation parts of the telephone. The application must be easy to use and simple to explore, with this will permit clients to suggest the item or administration depending the amount it advantages them. 11-5 The applications with the most return were applications, for…

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    Using a cellular device while driving should be prohibited. There should be no use for using a cellular device on the road. Using a cell phone while driving can lead to dangerous driving or injuries. Being distracted on the road is dangerous in any way. The driver should only pay attention to the road. There are violations that cross with using a cellular device on the road. At the DMV, they say that all drivers must pay attention to only the road at all times. Drivers are not suppose to be…

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    Volunteering Papers

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    Volunteering is important because it gives individuals a sense of belonging to the community and being part of something bigger than themselves. In today’s society it is too easy to become disconnected. We spend our days looking at our cell phones and maintaining our relationships over impersonal mediums such as social media. When you make a commitment to volunteer, you are connecting with human beings in a tangible way which is a vital part of well being. But volunteering is bigger than the…

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    Do CellPhones Affect The Brain? There has been rumors going on saying that phones are dangerous but are they really dangerous, I think phones are not dangerous because it was not proven yet that phones have an harmful effect on people. A researcher named nora volkow , a brain researcher what’s to know whether phones have an effect on people or does not have an effect on people because there has been new studies showing how cell phones can affect the metabolism of the brain cells. There was…

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    One of the major reasons of car collisions these days, is using your phone/device while driving. Many negative things can happen if on the phone while driving. Textingndriving.com states that 80% of crashes involved some form of the drivers inattention, due to the fact that they were using their phone while driving. Do you know what this means? It means more than half of crashes that occur are happening because of a electronic device being used during driving. 80% is a huge number for car…

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    “The Documented Life” by Sherry Turkle is a powerful essay highlighting our generation’s obsession with our electronic devices. Calling attention specifically to cell phones, she reflects how they have begun to dominate our methods of communication with each other and documentation of our memories with such things as texting, emailing, and ‘the selfie’. Although, she does detect a glimpse of hope for our future generations that are being shown the dangers and traps of technology. In this span…

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    Distracted driving is a massive problem in countries all over the world. Instead of paying attention to the road drivers are looking at their cell phones, reading and sending out text messages. While many places now have laws banning drivers from using cellphones for uses other than calls while the vehicle is in motion, many people still look away from the road and back to their phones. The effects of this range anywhere from getting lost to personal injury and damage to the driver’s vehicle, to…

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