She claims that multitasking isn’t helping anyone because it doesn’t allow you to perform the tasks you are doing to the utmost degree. So if Turkle claims that multitasking isn’t good for us, why do people still do it? Multitasking gives us a good feeling. It makes us feel liberated and accomplished. According to Turkle, “Multitasking feels good because the body rewards it with neurochemicals that induce a multitasking high” (Turkle 163).
In the first chapter it explains, that even if you do something wrong it is ok, because you need to learn from it and next time do an even better job. When we go into the second chapter, she discusses the theme into another perspective. It made me realize that in my family I do have a member that does this whole thick face black heart. My brother, he always has an attitude that shows that he does not care what people have to say and does what he wants. He shows no fear in anything, even if he is afraid he will find a way to take it and learn to take the fear away, which I personally find amazing.
The movie “Patch Adams” is very beautiful and it has a lot of lessons that we can get. The overall message of the movie is we should not focus only on how to treat the disease, but also how we can alleviate the pain that our patients feel and how we can make them happy despite of the illness/sickness that they have. It is true that laughter is the best medicine because through that we can forget the sickness/pain that we feel and we can also relieve easily. We also need to understand the feelings of others, especially to those in the health care profession because they are dealing with patients who have different diseases. Health care professionals are not treating disease but also give the patients hope that they will be cure.
There wasn’t much narration on what Bella was feeling internally. This was shown when she was doing dangerous things just to “hear and see” Edward telling her to stop. In the novel she was telling herself to keep being dangerous and Edward was just a voice. In the movie Edward’s whole body is shown and Bella isn’t narrating everything she’s doing and why. The pain that Bella feels when Edward abandons her is extremely well written and is really what this story is about.
In the book the author went in to her head and described what was made her cover rue with flowers but in the movie people were clueless about why she was doing it cause' they couldn't see her thought behind it, when important information like that is cut out from the movie people who haven't read the book are left completely clueless. Some authors write
I will compare what Zinsser’s outlook on the category was and if Montross had the same outlook or if she didn’t. Starting off with repetition, Zinsser saw that as the writer your job was too keep the reader as interested as possible and wanting them to not the close the book until they reached the end of the story. When repetition is brought up in reading it is like your mother when they keep on nagging you to do the chores and repeating it over and over again until you do so. You hate it then and are sure to hate it also when it comes into your reading and the author is not even your mother. You are not going to keep on reading if the book can be done in the first five pages and the rest of the pages is just repetition of those first five pages.
After reading this article, I started to pay closer attention to this poor-putting issue and I noticed that everything he points out is entirely true! The thing that I liked the most about this article was his introduction/title. The title “Why Women Putt Worse than Men” is shocking because nobody has really posed the question before and I commend him for it. His article was probably frowned upon at first but if women would just read it, they could start to ask themselves, “Why am I not doing the same things that the guys are doing?”, and it would actually help their putting. His cover page shows a woman in a putting stance with a guy in a lab suit watching her every move and a bunch of gauges surrounding her which implies that they are going to back up that title with some case studies and statistical analyses.
However, on the other hand I feel that Zinn over-exaggerates. His biased point of view has noticeably seeped through previous chapters, but I was okay with it because I understand his point of view and what message he’s trying to get across. But when it comes to a matter like this, I don’t think he’s in any position to speak about the numerous and severe injustices done to women because those times of great inequality didn’t break any of these women; it only made them
An Analysis of Everyday Use Everyday use is the article I like the most in all the articles that we learnt. At the first time I see this title; I feel no interest in reading this article, because it’s just an everyday use. But after I read it, I knew that this title has special meaning to the author and for the reader. This title contains a very important question whether or not heritage should be preserved and displayed or integrated into everyday life. People have their point of view to this controversial issue, Like Dee (Wangero) in the story, in paragraph 70, line 4, “Hang them,” she said.
As a nurse, I have found that the anger the family shows to the staff taking care of the dying patient is not really directed at the staff, but at themselves. The family feels helpless, frustrated, and at times guilty because they want to do more for their loved one but at the same time, deep in their own hearts they know there isn't one thing they can do. When their loved one finally dies, it is much easier to displace their feeling on the other people because I believe it makes it easier, at the time, to deal with the death. During my first year in nursing I was taking care of a dying patient with cancer. The patient's doctor had already talked with the family and informed them that the patient had about a couple days left to live.