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The article "Reinvent the Movie Theatre" written by Hunter Walk proposes to fans of movies being traditionally watched that the limited movements spectators can act out inside a movie theatre is the reason the capacity of audiences who come to watch the films have not increased. Walk investigates deep into a spectator's mindset in regards to how they may want to behave in a movie theatre if that particular individual is similar to him who wants their "media experience plugged in" (Walk) during this

Television invented in the late year of 1927. One of the world’s greatest inventions, but just because TV is a great invention, doesn’t mean it’s always the best thing for the audience. Here are some pros, cons, and my opinion on TV. First, pros, why not start off with the good attributes of TV. In the article “The Box That Changed America” it mentions that TV has a powerful cultural force that people bonded over. People witnessed the same TV shows whether they lived in humongous cities or tiny

Imagine life without being dependent on technology. People wouldn't be so focused on their phone and instead, would be focused on living, and doing all this fun things you could do if you wanted to. When you’re focused on your electronics, time flies by really fast and you aren't doing anything. If our society actually talked to people instead of texting, we could express our feelings more easily, but in text you could say “Lol”, and not really be laughing. Our society vs Fahrenheit 451 is the same

Arizona is one of four states that has yet to put a law against distracted driving into effect. The definition of distracted driving is defined as the practice of driving a motor vehicle while engaged in another activity. 21% of fatal accidents involving a teen driver were caused by distracted driving. Do these statistics confirm that a harsh distracted driving law need to be in effect or should it be a personal responsibility of oneself or the parents of young drivers. As more states create distracted

I draw a network diagram of the Homecare Removals. This diagram showing network components of the company and new e-commerce system setting. Fig1 and Fig 2 is use to solve the security issue of Task 1 and Task 2. Task 1 Problem is Access by unauthorized user, theft by internal user threat. So I redesigned the network to solve the existing problems. As per prior section that about security issue and risk of the network, hence the following paragraph is going to elaborate and discuss some solution

(AGG) How can a book written about 63 years ago capture the struggles and problems we run into in our daily lives today? (BS-1) Fahrenheit 451 clearly showed the physical and scary ways technology affects our brains through the members of society. (BS-2) Bradbury demonstrates the emotional trauma of TV and technology on us and the characters throughout the novel. (BS-3) Our future of the children in both societies have been proven to be altered by growing up with technology. (TS) Ray Bradbury, the

Imagine you and your friends are fooling around, having a good time, when you jump on your hoverboard with an inordinate amount of force. The lithium-ion battery promptly ruptures and, fortunately, you get away with only first-degree burns. As seen in Sources A and B, numerous people are questioning just how safe the trendy two-wheelers really are, and it is unmistakably a complex issue. After looking at both sides, it is startlingly obvious hoverboards are hazardous to one’s well-being. The first

1.)An estimate of more than 2 trillion text messages were delivered in the United States a year ago, which is equal to more than 6 billion text messages sent per day. According to the National Safety Council statistics shown that about 11 deaths occur by teen drivers per day, at least 1.6 million car accidents and half a million injuries occur each year all in result of texting while driving. 2.)An NBC’s journalist on the Today Show discussed that texting while driving is just as hazardous as someone

Where is the line between personal space and privacy?Some people would argue that it is good that officials should have the authority to check are phones. Officials be able to use information they obtained from private devices or social networking sites in order to protect the community. School and police officials should not be able to check are cell phones and social networking sites because that is none of their business. For example, at a school, if a fight breaks out, and a student has

On the corner of 41st and Broadway, the T-Mobile ad’s simple use of color (rather lack thereof), subject, and text gives off a minimalistic and almost boring feel. The simplicity left me wondering whether or not the concept and the ad’s message correlate with one another. These different aspects show the easiness and the all-inclusive atmosphere that T-Mobile is offering. There are only three colors on this ad: pink, black, and white. The pink background is a representation of T-Mobile’s signature