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have been changing and always will be changing. 60 minutes once a news program with minimal drama and lots of information has now turned into a beast hungry for drama with minimal information. This change in society has turned news anchors into television celebrity’s, and they’re loving the attention. The television show 60 minutes is the oldest and most watched news entertainment program. They get the ‘real story’ on Americas most horrific issues. 60 minutes’ topics include, politics, pop culture

for another person’s purpose. In movie “The Insider”, Jeffrey Wigand is a tobacco executive. He is the one like other stuff who know the dangers of content of tobacco in the tobacco industry. He is the one who come forward to attend the interview of “60 minutes” program and tell the world about how the dangers of tobacco and what the company doing harm to the world especially the smoker. Compared to others executive and stuff on tobacco companies, Wigand is the man whose care about the health and safety

Three dimensional (3D) printing, now a days is taking the world by tempest. President Barack Obama as of late said that 3D printing innovation can possibly make a huge change in the way we make practically everything. News and exploratory productions have named it the as second modern revolution. 3D printing is used to be restricted to assembling littler things, for example, mugs, model autos, or firearms. A few, nonetheless, imagine 3D imprinting on a more stupendous scale. Research organizations

It was during the World Championships Games which was held in Tokyo, Japan in 1991. The 100m mens finals was about to take place. There certainly was a cheerful festive atmosphere that late evening in Tokyo. The sun was just about to set. A few thousand miles away, life however was moving a little bit slower. It was early evening local time in Malaysia and schools in the afternoon session were going on as usual. Where I come from, schools are held in two sessions - morning and afternoon sessions

Alex Rodriguez once looked back at his decisions and said, “I realized that, you know what, I don’t need any of it, and what I have is enough.” (“Rodriguez”) Alex, just like many other athletes all over the world used performance enhancing drugs. These athletes could have probably done just as well, maybe even better without the performance enhancing drugs. These drugs that Alex Rodriguez, Tyson Gay, Lance Armstrong, and Marion Jones were taking have many effects and consequences. There are many

I attended the Celebrate CSUB 5k run on April 29th as a volunteer. This was the first ever community race I attended and it was a memorable experience. I witnessed more than a hundred people get up early in the morning and go for a run around California State University, Bakersfield’s beautiful campus. The general impression I got from the race was that it is a good way to stay healthy and active on a Saturday morning. The diversity amongst the 5k participants was one of the best things about the

Lying that you didn’t eat the last cookie from the jar can’t compare to the lies that some important people have told. Lying is a crime. Time, money and care are stolen because liars were able to fill people’s heads with false information. It is not fair to the people who believe these unpleasant lies. Yes, it is but a lie can be disrespectful, hurtful and dangerous. However, what happens when a lie is told and revealed? It is too late to actually tell the truth. By the time you are about to explain

Wenshang County is located in the southwest of Shandong Province and most areas in the plains. The county has a total of 710 thousand people and with a total area of 877 square kilometers. The county belongs to the north temperate continental monsoon humid climate zone with abundant sunshine and distinct seasons. Wenshang County has a long history, profound culture and beautiful environment, known as the Chinese Buddha. The first scenic spot is Wenshang Bao Temple. For thousands of years, with the

STOP! DROP! ROLL! I was ten, the most terrifying event I had been through was riding the little dragon roller coaster at the fair, but that night changed it all. The fear that started in my head spread like wildfire to the rest of my body from the tips of my fingers to the bottoms of my toes. My heart was racing so fast that it could have beat Usain Bolt in a 100m dash. Stop, drop and roll, three steps that should have come naturally, but instead I froze, looked down at my yellow and black checkered

A couple weeks after school had just let out, I got a car. The talk of me getting a car had started in the summer going into 9th grade, and two years later it was finally happening. The reason it took so long was due to the fact that my parents did not want me to drive just any old, cheap car that clunked and roared down the road. At the time, it didn’t matter to me. I would have gladly taken anything just, so I could get around; present me, however, thanks them for making me wait, so I could have