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Technology has taken control of our lives but it has also taken many lives. There has been a drastic rise in deaths from texting while driving. Many believe that telling people not to text while driving will help but it hasn’t. There are two ways to fix this problem and it starts with the phone and car manufactures. Phone companies need to place a software in the phones that disable text messages from coming through. Car manufactures need to develop a compartment to put your phone, where a door closes

My cell phone is my best friend, like a tiny mom reminding me and organizing everything for me. I have my whole life on this phone, which is good in a way but also very bad. Losing this phone unfortunately would mean losing every single phone number of everyone I know. Literally without my phone to most everyone I know It would be like I didn’t even exist. My overrated house phone has been oddly tossed away in my closet and my iPhone is now my new best friend. Without it I wouldn’t be able to contact

The Impacts of Technology and Social Media on the Youth Technology and Social Media have a huge impact on the youth today. From cyber bullying, to not knowing how to communicate with people, to self- image, and to something as simple as not knowing how to read a map, are just some of the many negative ways that social media and technology have impacted the youth. People have forgotten the meaning and value of family, kids don’t go outside and play anymore, and our faces are

When I think of mindfulness I contemplate of ones empathetic to interpret a situation. For two weeks every night before I went to bed, I wrote down three items I was grateful for. Some of the words were “Health”,” Family”,” Friends”,” Food”, and” Childhood”. This list goes on, what I grasped is whatever I did that day predisposed what I wrote down. On days I lifted I would appreciate my health, when I went away with my family I recognized how much I appreciated my family, when I was home for a day

Competition drives innovation and that has been prevalent within the hospitality industry since the beginning on the industrial revolution. There are many hotel lodging industry amenities considered common place today, but were once revolutionary ideas. Telephones (1894), electricity (1910), in-room bathrooms (1910), reservation system (1947), ice/vending machines (1966), credit cards for reservations/checkouts (1983), hotel websites (1994), and Wi-Fi (2003) are things we take for granted that were once proclaimed

As a society, it would be impossible to imagine a world without technology. It has become such a massive part of everyday life for a majority of people. Whether it is used for work, entertainment, social networking, or simply killing time, technology has continued to change, for better or worse, how things are accomplished. Technology is continually growing and changing. There are many advancements seen today that could never have been dreamed of years ago. And while the goal and hope of technology

I can still remember her contagious laugh, her unforgettable smile, her grace as she entered a room, the way she made the room bright with just her presence in there. I can hear her tell me how much she loves and cares about us, our family. She was the glue, she held us together. The day she left us felt as if I was hit by a wave, it all came in waves. I couldn’t breath, I couldn’t break the barrier between water and air. It came in waves, then it all came at once. The year was 2015, my grandmother

“Are you even listening?”, “You’re not even paying attention!”, “It’s like you’re married to your phone!” If I had a dime for every time my parents have uttered these phrases to me, I’d be a millionaire. Yet, how could they not? Especially when it comes to today’s society. Technology might just be the biggest obstacle in human relationships. Using sources I found in literature and the database, I was able to compare and contrast human relationships before and after new technology was invented, use

The Constable Calls By Seamus Heaney A Constable Calls is the second in a sequence of six poems entitled 'Singing School' which concludes Heaney's fourth collection 'North' (1975). The poem is a vivid description of an incident from the poet's childhood - a policeman making an official visit to his father's farm at Mossbawn to record tillage returns. There is something grotesquely bizarre about an armed representative of the law travelling by bicycle around the Ulster countryside to record agricultural

The state of Kentucky: Public health agencies and their roles and responsibilities The Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Human Services is entrusted with the oversight of the mental and physical health of the citizens of Kentucky. This agency is responsible for the oversight of senior, children, adult, and family health. It also coordinates activities with the federal government, in the form of the state Medicaid program, the health insurance program for the poor which is state-run but dependent