The Incorporation of the Word Cool in the English Language

This is the same as, treat people the way you want to be treated. The author says this in many ways. First, she is laid back. The title “Be Cool To The Pizza Dude” tells me this because you normally wouldn’t use the word “dude” in an english class. There is also a deeper meaning behind the simple title “Be Cool To The Pizza Dude”. There are different life lessons and everyday advice. Some of the deeper meanings are “a practice in humility and forgiveness, a practice in empathy, a practice in honor and a practice in equality”. These are all not expected from the title. Finally, the author is clear on what she wants the readers to learn and understand. In her narrative she says “After all, the dude is delivering pizza to young and old, families and singletons, gays and straights, blacks, whites and browns, rich and poor, vegetarians and meat lovers alike. As he journeys, I give safe passage, practice restraint, show courtesy, and contain my anger”. The author is clear in her theme that you need to be nice to everyone you cross paths with because that's how you would want to be

Roy and Ryan Seiders, brothers, invented the YETI cooler because of their love for the outdoors. They were always outside. Whether it is fishing, hunting, or even camping, you would not find the brothers sitting on the couch watching television. In 2006, they made their first cooler and it has taken off ever since. They wanted a cooler that would live up to their standards, which were being tough and keeping things colder, longer. Their mission was simple: “Build the cooler we’d use everyday.” Their target market is the serious outdoorsmen.

What is cool? I still remember when I was a kid, I always try to be difference compare with other kids, in that time, to be cool is to be different. David Brooks, a New York Times Op-Ed columnist, in his article “How Cool Works in America Today”, he tried to find what cool meant in this country. From his research, cool is not only a style, but also has social meaning. David Brooks gives us some people he believes to be cool, like Miles Davis , an American jazz trumpeter, Billie Holiday, an American jazz musician, Audrey Hepburn, a British actress, Jimi Hendrix, an American rock guitarist. The cool person has some same character like stoical, emotionally controlled and great ability to deal with hard situation. The cool people not concern

We real cool When I first read “We Real Cool” I pictured a group of “cool kids,” a band of misfits playing hooky and skipping class. In line three when Brooks says “Lurk late,” I imagined the kids loitering out around the town late at night, stirring up trouble, singing songs with profanity or vulgar imagery drinking gin watered down with tonic or juice. “Jazz June” sounds like a promotion for a jazz club that the kids would go to on a late June night when school is on break. Then, after all the fun, some of them young by drunk driving or violence or drugs or whatever unfortunate fate falls upon them.

What is Hot Topic? Hot Topic is an American retail store that is largely based in California that sells culture related clothes, largely attracting young teenagers and adults. The store is basely located in California, but has stores in other parts of the U.S. and Canada. It is evident that Hot Topic is a store that always visually changes from time to time, in order to appeal to the young consumers that walk by there stores when they go watch a movie or go to the mall with friends. The store studies and analyzes the way that young men and women act, follow, and do when they are introduced to new pop culture. Why does studying the consumer matter? Well, according to an article

In the satire novel, Brave New World, Aldous Huxley uses imagery and diction to explore

The poem 'We Real Cool' by Gwendolyn Brooks is a stream of the thoughts of poor inner city African-Americans who have adopted a hoodlum lifestyle. Though many can have different interpretations of this poem, it is fair to look at the life and career or the works and influences of Gwendolyn Brooks.

As well all know, connections are not easy to come by. Connections are made for resembling one thing to another. In addition to the resemblance, the poem, “We Real Cool”, has a strong connection that is shown by the author that help illustrate the meaning of the poem. In the poem of, “We Real Cool”, by Gwendolyn Brooks, there is a satisfyingly strong connection involving the poem, title, and author.

The diction of Brave New World contains numerous of complex words that contain at least 4 syllables. However, this later changes between the conversations or dialogue of characters because of the informality. Nevertheless, the difficult words which contain more than two syllables fits into the overall setting of Brave New World since it takes place in an advanced and future world that more of an adaption to technology, “The abnormal endocrine coordination causing the slow growth was postulated to be a germinal mutation.” In addition to matching the setting, these words can show the intelligence of the characters because of the complex scientific words, "A man so conventional, so scrupulously correct as the Director - and to commit so gross a solecism (Huxley 136)!" As stated earlier, Huxley uses informal diction for specific dialogues between characters. For instance, even though Lenina works as a nurse, her dialogue is mostly often written informally. Because of this change of diction, Huxley portrays Lenina as more of a simpler character than the rest of those who work in the factory, such as Henry.

When I think of the word cool, I immediately think of it much the same as my peers would: a desirable image that excites the mind. Something cool can be a person, place, or thing. Cool is desirable because it is

However, in the poem “We Real Cool” expresses racial limitation. A quote states, “We jazz June. We die soon.” (Stanza 4) All the children die because the kids decided to live their lives on the street.

Fashion is used to assimilate with peers. Hip Hop aficionados’ objective is to stand out in a crowd. Signature style is like a freestyle performance. It demonstrates an individual’s special skills. Hip-hop style is not a uniform but speaks to personal style and swagger. It reflects a flamboyant lifestyle. Customization is a big part of distinction because the lack of funds made followers work with what they have. In fact, haggling was a big part of shoppers experience

The engine is cooled by a liquid called radiator coolant. It flows through large, thick hoses that weave through the radiator, radiator reservoir, cylinder heads, heater core, and engine. No other liquid can replace coolant because it has special chemicals in it that prevent it from freezing solid in below freezing temperatures. Many car owners find this out when they attempt to use straight water instead of coolant, and their engine block fractures from the stress of it.

The early meanings of cool were described primarily as anti-caring, pro-drug and anti-authority. The notion of cool originates from a slang used by black jazz musicians and within the last 30 years; the term cool has evolved towards a subculture and the concept of cool is mainly related to today’s youth culture (Runyan, Noh & Mosier 2013, p. 323). It is used to identify something as up-to-date, stylish or innovative. Thus, based on a persons emotions or feelings about objects or ideas and if we relate it to people, “cool becomes more ephemeral; a status of sorts” (Hamley 2014).

Noah Webster is usually the first name that comes to mind when we write about the history of spelling reform in America. Noah Webster changed and revolutionized spelling, standardized spelling, and created textbooks based on his reform that would be used to educate America’s children for more than fifty years. Another supporter of spelling reform and Noah Webster’s friend and mentor, was Benjamin Franklin. Benjamin Franklin’s ideas of reform were a bit more extreme in comparison to Webster’s ideas. Franklin wanted to add additional letters to the alphabet specifically 2 more vowels and felt that each letter should only have one designated sound. (Malone, K., 1925). The end result was to keep the alphabet already in use and make the two