Rationale: My editorial is based on an article I found from The Telegraph which talks about how sexist and gender stereotyping adverts should be banned. The topic covered in the editorial links in with the subject covered in class, as it looks at language and gender roles in advertising. The aspects explored in the editorial are, the use of stereotypes in advertising, gender roles in advertising and the impact of language on advertising as I feel each of these aspects impact each other in order
What is a Bushfire? A Bushfire is a fire that is burning on a, forest or woodland. It is usually a natural phenomena but it can also be lit up deliberately by arsonist in a woodland or leafy area. Bushfires are also called wildfires. Where are Bushfires more likely to occur? Bushfires are more likely to occur in an area with the following affecting factors listed below:  Dry weather-dried leaves and hot weather can cause to make sparks because they are fuels to the fires, this is
English 101 Editorial Essay Rebuttal Galloway Township Protects Its Children …Or at least we tried. As I was drinking my morning tea today on Monday, May 11, 2009 I thought I was going to puke up my breakfast. On page eight of section A of the politically independent newspaper, The Atlantic City Press I read the editorial: Sex-Offender Residency Decision. The paper’s view reads A Good Call For All. Shockingly, this editorial supports Appellate Division Judge Joseph Lisa’s opinion which
Bushfires are very common in the Australian environment especially in the summer months and we have had some of the worst fires recorded in history. It affects almost every Australian and the way we live. During these times the fire fighters have to be constantly ready to take on these fires and do their best to control them. Bush fires are can be caused by many things: dry weather, drought, high temperatures, flammable vegetation, lightning, wind, humidity and most of the time they are either
Bushfire It was my 16th birthday and dad’s taking me and my dog Scruss to work with him. I always wondered what he did as a sheep farmer. First he showed me ‘round, introduced me to all the equipment. “One day Kid, you’ll be out ‘ere working hard like your old man” said dad. Uncle Barney walked into the shed, muddy shoes, dirty clothes and his old farmer’s hat. “Happy Birthday!” he gave me a hug, while I held my breath trying not to get a whiff of his pits, “Now run along I got some business to
The search for a balance between the contending curiosity of national securtiy and civil liberites is about as old as the nation itself. Since the legislation of the bill of rights, there has been a strain between the constitutions procurements for individual liberty and the search for a secure nation. The Patriot Act has been a very contentious subject since brought into law. Supporters of it say that it is detracting for the United States fight against terrorism, and it's essentail to make most
Introduction Bushfires and grassfires are common throughout Australia. Grassfires are fast moving, passing in five to ten seconds and smouldering for minutes. They have a low to medium intensity and primarily damage crops, livestock and farming infrastructure, such as fences. Bushfires are generally slower moving, but have a higher heat output. This means they pass in two to five minutes, but they can smoulder for days. Fire in the crown of the tree canopy can move rapidly. Bushfires Starting
What were the economical impacts from The Black Saturday bushfires? The net cost for the aftermath of the Black Saturday bushfires was $942 million. Economical impact from Black Saturday was very small compared to the environmental and social impact. What were the recoveries and responses undertaken by the communities? Many survivors of the bushfires say that they would never recover from their traumatic experiences ever again. Some other survivors decided to move out of their town where their
Editorial Writing By Jeanne Acton, UIL and ILPC Journalism Director Editorial An article that states the newspaper’s stance on a particular issue. Basically, it is a persuasive essay that offers a solution to a problem. Intro: Present the problem or situation. Take a stand! Opposing viewpoints are rebutted. Reason #1 for position Evidence for all 3 points. Reason #2 for position Reason #3 for position Present a logical solution. Recap the staff stance. Our SITUATION
houses were at risk. The heat released by the fire was estimated as the energy equivalent of 500 Hiroshima bombs. And enough to supply victoria with electricity for 2 years. People trying to Evacuate can barely see, from all the smoke that the bushfire has caused. Also trees diminishing on to the roads blocking them which make them unaware of what is up ahead, with this problem. Animals (especially kangaroos) would be trying to escape and the driver of the vehicle would not be able the kangaroo