Abstract
The topic of this paper is some steps or solutions to face the food crisis . It argues that rich, strong and more developed countries should help and support the countries that are facing the food crisis. There are three solutions for this argument. The first is that we should send some volunteers to help the hungry people. second, we should form new philanthropic organizations to support the poor countries. Third, we should plan biotechnology projects to face the food crisis. Finally, sending food to the hungry people is an effective way to solve their current problems.
Tuesday, March 4, 2008
Solutions for the Food Crisis
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Thursday, December 6, 2007
Fluency Ex.7
My hometown in Saudi Arabia is Riyadh, which is the capital. I was born there and I grew up there as well. To compare Carbondale and Riyadh, Riyadh is bigger than Carbondale. In Carbondale there is not much to do, but in Riyadh there are many entertainments and activities that I can enjoy. The winter in Riyadh is better than here because it is not as cold as here. There are more restaurants and malls in Riyadh than in Carbondale. I like the environment in Carbondale more than in Riyadh because Riyadh is a city in the middle of the desert. So you can’t see lakes, forests, or huge trees. Carbondale is a very quiet city where you can study and relax, but Riyadh is a very large city and very noisy especially in the downtown. Finally, I can’t say one of them is better than the other, because Riyadh is a large city and Carbondale is a small city, but with Wal-Mart it is large.
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Fluency Ex.8
I am going to do the master program in accounting, which is the auditing and information system. I think there are many differences between the academic classes and CESL classes. First, I have 22 class hours weekly in CESL, but I will have from 9 to 12 academic class hours in SIU. Second, all of my classmates are international students in CESL, but I will have American classmate in SIU. Third, I have English teachers in CESL who can explain to me any word I do not understand, but I will have professors in SIU who do not care about my English language. Finally, there is much homework in CESL, but I will have less homework in SIU. The thing that I like in CESL is that I can make relationships with different people from different countries. SIU is one of the best universities in the accounting major and that is why I am interested in doing my master degree here. One important thing I like about the master degree in accounting at SIU is that the master program is about 30 hours. I am really having a good time here in Carbondale, but the weather is a little bit cold these days, which makes some problems especially in the morning when I wake up; I can’t leave my bed. I hope that I can beat this matter when I join the academic classes.
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How to Protect Turtles
Abstract
The topic of this paper is how to protect the turtles from the global warming. It argues that human beings should make some efforts and steps to help the turtles to face the global warming’s effects. There are four solutions for this argument. The first is that we should charge the factories’ owners for their pollution, and the second is that we should form special organizations to care about turtles. The third is that we should build special places to produce male turtles, and finally, we should educate the people and change some of their habits.
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Thursday, November 29, 2007
Fluency Ex.6
Watching movies is one of my favorite hobbies. One of the best movies I have even seen is Gladiator. I saw this movie seven years ago. Rassel Kro was acting as an honest Roman soldier (his name is Maximus) whose family has been murdered and he would like to take his revenge. I like many points in this movie, like how it shows me some of the Roman culture. Moreover, I like the story of the movie because it shows me that policy is something that is hard to understand. One more thing I like about the movie is when the emperor thought that Maximus died, and one day in the battle the emperor asked some soldier to remove his helmet and tell his name. This moment was one of the worst in the emperor’s life because he saw Maximus alive. Then, the emperor did his best to kill Maxemos but he couldn’t, and the worst is that the reputation of Maxemos increased around the country and there are many events that came later. If you like Roman history, don’t miss this movie, and there is one advice for you, which is don’t see this movie beside children because it contains some aggressive scenes.
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Fluency Ex.5
If I have no responsibility in this life and have enough money, I will stay one month in each country in this world. I really like to see different people, and to see different cultures. I wish that I can see what people laugh about, what people are sad about, what they eat and how they live. I have been to different countries during my life and I have found different topics and jokes could make each people laugh. For me it is amazing to meet new good people and start a good friendship with them. One important point I like during traveling is to try the traditional food in each country; sometimes it causes problems to me, when I don’t like the food and I should eat it in front of the others, trying to act like it is cool and I like it. Moreover, I like to see what each people care about in their life, for example in France, people care a lot about their looks and spend a lot just to have a beautiful appearance, but in England, people care a lot about saving their money. Maybe I am not a good judge, but I can notice some different cares in each country. Furthermore, I like to compare the developed countries with my country to understand why we are considered from the developing countries or the third world. Finally, I like to know the wisdom of each culture such as the old stories and what they strongly believe in.
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Monday, November 5, 2007
Wedding (Fluency Ex.4)
In Saudi Arabia, a traditional wedding is very different from those in western countries. Some people in Saudi Arabia follow the arranged marriage and others want to find their future wife without their family’s opinion. Usually the man goes to the girl’s family and introduces himself and asks to marry their daughter. Then, they announce the engagement day and have a small party with their families. There is no fixed time between the engagement party and the wedding day; actually it is based on their agreement. When they decide to marry, they start to arrange for the wedding party, which is much bigger than the engagement party. They have to arrange for a perfect day, for example, the place, the buffet and the invitation card. Both of them do their best to achieve a great party; they work hard to do something new and creative to get the guest’s attention. At the same time they don’t forget to arrange for their honeymoon because they should have some special time together after all of the wedding day efforts. For me, I think I will not follow the arranged marriage; instead I will find my future wife by myself.
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