Cell Phones Why have them if you can't use them? ... In this day and age cell phones are almost a necessity. ... Cell phone use is at an all-time high, and researches believe about 186 million new cell phone subscribers will sign up every year between now and 2007. This cell phone craze is due to the fact that in modern America cell phones are becoming a necessity. ... Students should have the choice to use cell phones in school. ...

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Where did this demand for cell phones come from? ... The cell phone is the wave of the future. ... I see this to be what society wants because everyone has a cell phone. ... If you have a cool cell phone you get a little bit more respect or just a stolen cell phone. ... But for now society the "thing" is cell phones. ...

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"Wifi and cell phones are slowly killing off the human race!... Technology such as T.V.s, computers, and cell phones have become the center that society revolves around. ... Cell phones have become a necessity of life in the 21st century. ... Coming from a teenager a cell phone shouldn't be used all the time. ... When people are on a date cell phones shouldn't be used unless another date isn't what you want. ...

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The U.S. has almost no law especially against cell phone use when driving. ... The number of cell phone owners has climbed into the tens of millions. ... A law against driving with a cell phone would not be infringing on a personal right because driving is not guaranteed to you, much less driving while talking on a cell phone. ... The use of cell phones employs all of these distractions. ... The cell phones would be treated the same way. ...

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Another freedom that has recently been taken away is the ban on hand held cell phone usage in the car. In theory, some accidents are caused by people talking on their cell phones but "statistics are scant regarding cell phone safety" (Kilgannon 14Ll.1). ... Cell phones are only one distraction from driving, like eating or smoking. ...

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Cellular phones are the biggest distraction to teens on the road. As a teen, I know how important a cell phone is, I rarely even use my home phone anymore, and I guess out of boredom I find the need to be on it every time I"m in the car. Cell phone usage while driving is considered so dangerous; it's even outlawed in some areas of the country. ... Cellular phones are the main technological gadgets distracting our many inadequately skilled teen drivers, but there is also a completely new breed of toys for your vehicle. ... The incorporation of gadgets in American vehicles has gone beyo...

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The NSA has been spying on Americans since 1973, starting off with listening to phone calls. ... Cell phones hold more than just entertainment and communication, they hold a person's daily schedule, hobbies, interests, contact list, and much more personal information. Cell phones are carried around everywhere, making people more vulnerable. Because there is this habit of using cell phones daily, the data on the phones are handled by the companies who provide the services. ... People believe that the NSA needs some type of special computer to access this information; however, all it takes...

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Therefore, accessing the health service is just a phone call. ... Besides providing houses, providing food stamps and cell phones are other possible solutions for homeless. ... " Cell phones can be used for medical appointment reminders, promoting medication adherence, and for educational purposes" (Rabiner, Mark, and Weiner). ... For that, providing cell phone with a certain amount of minutes per month is a good method helping homeless people asking for the medical care assistance from organizations. ...

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I"m an American Muslim who has a life like any other teenager in America. I go to the movies, swim at home, tan in the sun, play school sports, get involved in clubs and activities, an am about to get my driving permit. I want a Volkswagen Jett with alloy wheels and a new 3585i Nokia cell phone. I g...

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This is better than carrying around a GPS that comes off your dashboard because no one can break your window and steal this GPS, and it is also better than using your phone as a GPS because doing that drains your phones battery life and also uses all of your mobile data. ... This feature allows the driver to make calls by talking to the car, send texts by saying what the person wants to say without touching their phone, and play music from a phone. This is also a very good safety feature because this way there is no reason for the driver to touch their phones while driving. 25 percent of accid...

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Today most everyone who uses a cell phone has used or been exposed to emojis. ... Emojis users could then go into their phones, select the emojis menu, and then select the emojis specific to the culture or language that is appropriate for their conversation and audience. ...

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In the mid 1940's, America was introduced to the home television. Following WCBW's coverage of World War II and the Pearl Harbor attack, more and more people began buying personal television sets. According to "American Media History," by Anthony R. Fellow people started to understand the benefits o...

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Over the years television has been a major source of entertainment for people of all ages. Many children end up watching television well before they've began school and even infants and toddlers watch up to 2 hours of TV a day1. It is known that television can be a major source of education in the l...

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The advance of mass communication is natural in a technologically advanced society. In our country's short history, we have seen the development of the printing press, the radio, the television, and now the Internet, all of these, able to reach millions of people. The Introduction to radio cause...

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The Locavore movement began in San Francisco when four women decided to promote a theory in which eating foods that were only grown or produced within a 100 mile radius would create a sustainable food system within the city. In 2005 these four women challenged themselves, others in the Bay area, and...

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A significant amount of people see driving as nothing more than a way to have fun and show off their vehicles, but there are dark and harmful results of not taking driving seriously. According to the website for National Highway Safety, over 30 thousand people were killed in car accidents in 2013 al...

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Russia Trip Journal (October 9th through the 20th) Twenty-seven people left High Desert Church at three thirty a.m. Thursday morning heading for Russia; nine people were part of the mime team, six people were the band, three were technicians, and nine people with multiple other skills and tasks....

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After researching various statistics, I found that premarital pregnancy is quite prevalent in teenagers throughout the world. Teen pregnancy is one of the most difficult experiences a young person might ever face when it interrupts school or other plans. It can create an emotional crisis resulting i...

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