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    much more understandable and enjoyable. The book features a lot of the scientific aspects of what occurred‚ which perhaps might have deterred some more casual or less-informed readers‚ and there is also a lot of explanation in detail about Harrison’s clocks. However‚ Dava Sobel wrote about this in a very clear way‚ and made the entire events accessible to more readers through the concise language and writing style that she uses. So I enjoyed the text for the large amount of background information that

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    Inventions of the Renaissance Clocks 
The first mechanical clock was invented in the early 1300’s. With this invention time began to be measured in hours (24 hours equaling a day). Galileo‚ an Italian scientist‚ discovered the pendulum in 1581. The pendulum greatly improved the constant movement of the hands or bell of a clock. The average error with the pendulum varied only by seconds each day. Before this the error was from 10 to 15 minutes a day. During the 1600’s the metallic gear‚ or toothed

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    A letter to my 6th grade self Ring ring! The damn alarm clock goes off. My mom’s sweet loving voice doesn’t. Its 6:00 in the morning and the bus will be here in 45 minutes. Today is the day. It’s middle school time. Get out of bed. Do it. I know you’re nervous but just do it. You need plenty of time to look your best in front of all the new people you will be around today. First impressions are everything. Stop looking at yourself in the mirror. You’re fine. Take a shower

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    at my new school‚ I expect many new things to happen as well. Many routines had to be changed too. I had to wake up earlier than usual to prepare for school because the new school was four bus-stops away from my house. Ring‚ ring‚ ring‚ my alarm clock started to go off. One part of me wanted to sleep for a few more minutes while another wanted to head to school immediately. Somehow or rather‚ I got myself to the bathroom to get ready for school. It was a new term and on every first day of school

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    doomed. In the beginning of the story‚ technology has rendered man totally unnecessary in the day-to-day running of a house. For example‚ the quote: “Tick-tock‚ seven o’clock‚ time to get up…”(Pg. 87)‚ shows that the house automatically has an alarm clock set up portraying the man as not needing to be responsible.. Another example: “Nine-fifteen‚ time to clean” (Pg. 88) illustrates that man is not required to clean for the house cleans for him. Similarly‚ the quote “Seven-nine‚ breakfast time”(Pg. 87)

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    a positive impact. Positive Impact Ms. Karen Devos indicated that although her children are over 20 years of age‚ she realized the impact that technology will have on the future‚ when one of her children was only able to tell time with a digital clock. In her opinion‚ she feels technology changes often‚ and to remain competitive‚ we must keep up with the changes. This is positive for the children only because‚ children under the age of 5 are like ‘sponges’‚ in which they are able to learn and grasp

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    Tips for Writing Objectives Available: http://www.okbu.edu/academics/natsci/ed/398/objectives.htm [pic] What are instructional objectives? • Instructional objectives are specific‚ measurable‚ short-term‚ observable student behaviors. • An objective is a description of a performance you want learners to be able to exhibit before you consider them competent. (Note from: http://www.uams.edu/oed/teaching/objectives.htm) • An objective describes an intended result of instruction‚ rather

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    leaving them to decide how long you live. In time‚ taking place in the future‚ where humanity has been genetically engineered to stop aging at 25 and to be born with a digital clock‚ bearing a year’s worth of time‚ on their forearm. At the age of 25‚ the clock begins the countdown‚ and‚ as all timers work‚ when the clock reaches zero‚ that person dies. Time has turned to take place of the currency‚ once can give time for products or services‚ as well as transfer it to others. Immortality could be

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    that I always remember until today. I can still remember the day it like it was yesterday. The morning sun shone brightly on my eyelids. I rolled on to the right side of my bed. Wondering about the time‚ I stretched my arm to grasp a round alarm clock that used to woke me up every morning. I forced my eyes to wide open‚ focused them on the ugly round clock’s numbers and I knew I was late to go to school. Leaping out of my bed‚ I dashed to the bathroom. After finished taking a quick bath‚ I quickly

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    Why Study Media?

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    We are immersed in a medium environment. Every day since in the morning‚ we unconsciously and consciously get in touch with the media. For example‚ the alarm clock wakes us up. The television and free press on the MTR tells us what the world is going on. Referring to Silverstone (1999)‚ categorizing as any kind of technologies‚ media are ubiquitous and mediate our every daily life with the world. It is said that media depend on common sense which give us the fear of difference. In order to avoid

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