transportation has been a major part of everyday life, from jumping into a car, navigating your way too and from, or even walking with a paper map

titious

From the start of time

Life Hacks and “TheNextWeb.com” hold a short, but entertaining reading

Although In some cases, teenagers see themselves as resourceful and excited to connect with others through technology, particularly social media

One individual quotes,

Nowadays teens and children can’t do anything for

believe They depend

With a controversial question in the same manner as this

spurge

technology has become a revolutionary change

for all whom can access

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Yiannopoulos, the former editor for alt-right aimed website Breitbart resigned after a video surfaced where he defended the notion of older men engaging in relationships with 13 year old children. Yiannopoulos even lost a book deal with publisher Simon & Schuster because of his statement. Though conservatives and his publisher essentially censored him, it was probably for the best, considering his pedophilic ideals (Walsh).

Most librarians along with support the community support the

Changing the facts to better work in their favor and even gaslighting anyone who questions the changes (O’Brien)

just days after being sworn into office began to scrub the EPA of all language that indicates the effects humankind has had on the environment.

Limiting the freedom of the press, no matter what level of professionalism can be a dangerous and slippery slope.

the Supreme Court ruled that student newspapers that have not been established as public forums are subject to lower standards of the First Amendment

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believe that people are so concerned about receiving there vaccines rather than wondering if they’re healthy for the human body.

“Long-term seizures, coma, lowered consciousness, and permanent brain damage may be associated with the DTaP (diphtheria, tetanus, and pertussis) and MMR vaccines, though the CDC notes the rarity of the reaction makes it difficult to determine causation.”

But have you

is hooting and raving

But there is one thing people don’t realize about vaccinations, and how dangerous they really can be for the human body. Vaccinations can cause serious and sometimes fatal side effects, they contain harmful ingredients, and also vaccines are unnatural to the human body.

Being only 6 you don’t really question or wonder why you’re receiving all these shots, you just believe that you need to get them because the doctor tells you “Are you ready for your round of shots?” like you’re a dog, who’s missed all of your regular vaccinations.

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URL: https://today.yougov.com/news/2011/05/05/brother-do-you-have-time/ Website Title: YouGov: What the world thinks Article Title: Almost 60% of 16-34 year olds use a phone as their primary timepiece Date Accessed: March 3, 2018 URL: http://www.journalism.org/2016/07/07/pathways-to-news/ Website Title: Pew Research Center’s Journalism Project Article Title: 1. Pathways to news Date Published: July 07, 2016 Date Accessed: March 3, 2018

Is relying on technology harmful or helpful when it comes to our economy? “Ev

Which is more helpful and useful than just guessing the answer and probably getting the answer wrong

Other benefits of having technology has to do with how the law uses the

There’s even technology out that with one push of a button, police, ambulance, and firefighters are automatically signalled and on their way, no phone needed, examples are Revolar and Medical Alert.

? Well according to Lifestyle magazine, “the mobile phone has already caught up to the watch as the go-to timepiece of choice. In the 16-34 age bracket it’s the choice of almost 60% of people.”

We as a society have become so consumed in technology, we don’t even realize how much we rely on it just to get through the day. Think about it, how do you get up in the morning?

Writing is the key to get better in life and learning how to write something is important to know.

His speech was to attract all of the graduates of 2008. He wanted the speech to be fun, and interesting for the college students to know. But the way he just wanted to was to make this speech special. So the way he drives the audience together was to make it fun and enjoyable.

The third piece of writing is through a speech from Billy Collins.

The people that would be drawn to her book would be people maybe in the LGBTQ community. But also toward people who are looking for equality.

The people who he wanted to hear the most was whites, so that’s what he did. But he does make it about everyone else. Ever since that letter he wrote. He made sure that everyone knew what should happen.

The first speaker, civil rights activist/leader. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was a powerful man.

The the three things are audience, genre, and the rhetorical situation in the story.

Being able to write about stories like these.

Whether if it’s about Trump’s failure in office, or if it’s about the United States needing to create guns laws so weapons won’t fall into the wrong hands.

that you

Luther King Jr, Martin. “Letter from Birmingham jail” 1963. <https://web.cn.edu/kwheeler/documents/Letter_Birmingham_Jail.pdf>

Writers sometimes do not have a specific genre or audience, it is important not to alienate the reader, the whole point in writing is to communicate an idea to as many people as possible.

Subsequently, Gloria Anzaldua’s personal essay “How to Tame a wild tongue” excerpt contained in the book “Borderlands/ La Frontera: The New Mestiza” could be written for people that share Anzaldua’s background, but is written in a way that welcomes other audiences as well, since her experiences are easy to understand and the phrases she includes in Spanish have a direct translation to the English Language, other audiences are not alienated.

The fast pace of a PechaKucha forces the author to keep relevance, avoid redundancy and to keep an audience focused on the message.

The imagery conveyed is the best way to communicate Aggad’s argument.

Another Connection between audience, genre and the context, or the rhetorical situation can be seen in the PechaKucha “60 Seconds in Africa” by Faten Aggad.

due to how urgent it was to act,

Writing in The Works

With a narrower audience of 8 white clergymen, referring to them respectfully and considering the relevance of the piece because of racial segregation.  

Genre is the format of writing, it follows certain rules and criteria. As an example, Martin Luther King Jr’s “Letter from Birmingham Jail.” Which he wrote while incarcerated, is

P3). Genre is the way every text is formatted. Within each genre there are certain expectations and moves that must be followed to deliver a clear idea. In addition, the writer must be able to develop an argument and support it with the right evidence, otherwise it will lose credibility. For instance, an author cannot use the format of a memoir to communicate the ideas contained in a scientific article, because a memoir consists mostly on imagery and personal experiences with the purpose of telling someone’s life, the scientific article on the other hand, must contain approved sources, that means, they must be reviewed by other scientists before the article can be published, the scientific article if, written with personal experiences will be considered irrelevant. Everyone writes and voices their ideas hoping someone will listen. It’s crucial for a writer to deliver an idea the best relevant way possible, so the audience will be totally engaged and will continue listening to the message. Anyone that invests time reading your work is considered audience. Basically, the audience is who you write for. It is important to choose the right genre to keep an audience interested, possibly persuade them about any of your points of view on a topic or rhetorical situation. Rhetorical situation is the context in the art of persuasion.  

Writing is all about getting an audience to read and connect to your work. Without someone to read your work as an author, there is no point in writing, or communicating at all.  

and your idea

However, it isn’t an easy task, anyone can arrange words but not all can make their work meaningfu

where 20 pictures are shown for 20 seconds each, all the while the author speaks over it.

able to use of the rules of the genre

Essentially, it’s about knowing who you will be writing to. T

Aggad-Clerx, Fatten, Every 60 Seconds In Africa…, PechaKucha, February 29, 2016, http://www.pechakucha.org/presentations/every-60-seconds-in-africa-dot-dot-dot, accessed February 1, 2018 Collins, Billy, Colorado College Comencement Speech 2008, May 19, 2008, http://www.graduationwisdom.com/speeches/0135-Billy-Collins-Gives-Brilliant-Witty-Commencement-Speech-Address-At-Colorado-College-2008.htm, accessed February 1, 2018 King Jr, Dr. Martin Luther, Letter From Birmingham Jail, August 1963, https://web.cn.edu/kwheeler/documents/Letter_Birmingham_Jail.pdf, accessed February 1, 2018 Perdue Online Writing Lab, Rhetorical Situations, https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/625/01/, accessed February 1, 2018

He stood there with the child in his arms and waited for a second shot. But all he heard was a shout and he understood that they would not kill him here, that he had to keep on walking, carrying his dead child. p.248

I think in my opinion it shows his love for his daughter, rather than a display of misery

When I think about a typical “spring morning” what comes to mind is birds chirping at dawn, snow melting, the sky reflecting some hue of light but enough so that some stars are visible to the naked eye. Hope Springs Eternal (Alexander Pope) or so they say, spring brings eternal life or in the case of the story eternal misery; spring symbolizes rebirth or a second chance at life or a beginning. This is what I expected or would have hoped to have occurred in A Spring Morning, I certainly didn’t suspect that having the “title” which suggests the theme would emphasize the story as a whole for its message.

It foreshadows the events that happened or will happen in the view of the reader.

Listen to this,’ said the former secretary of the former town council sitting with his friends in the restaurant at the railroad station—it was all over by then. ‘Listen to this; Here’s a man facing death, and all he can think about is beer. I was speechless. And besides, how could he say that? I made a point of cooking at it, the water was like water, just a bit dirtier.” p.244

In other words, Collins knows his speech will be boring and his audience will be glad when it is over. Collins understands his audience and is able to deliver his advice in consistent manner.

The rhetorical situation lays the foundation, upon which all writing takes its form. Writing, much like a building, without the proper foundation would simply collapse.

Analyzing a piece of literature can be done by looking at its genre, rhetorical situation and how it reaches an audience. Genre is commonly known as what type of writing something is.