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  • How To Teach Your Children Virtue

    9 years, 7 months ago

    The first and most important teacher of virtues and character a child can have is a caring adult. Through the guidance of such a caregiver, each child can learn what it feels like to trust that someone will always be ...

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  • If you’ve never bought scallops, clams, or a new type of fish, we have a few tips to help you shop smart.

    1. Fresh insight

    Buy dry-packed sea scallops (not bay scallops) that are sized U/15 or U/10 ...

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  • Literature in the subject gives us the following pioneers and early writers on sociology and sociological knowledge (Timesheff, 1967; Ritzer 1985)

    Early practitioners of sociology. These include the following:

    1. Henri Saint-Simon (1760-1825) wrote his ideas on the science of society ...

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  • Characteristics of the Ocean

    Of course, not all of the earth’s land area is dry. We are all aware that the earth is made up of a greater part of water, particularly the ocean. The oceans occupy 70.8% of ...

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  • Obviously, major factors like trust and sexual compatability can make or break a relationship, but recent studies are uncovering a host of other, unexpected things that either bolster your bond or chip away at it. There is a popular saying or ...

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  • How Does A Radar Work

    11 years, 1 month ago

    The principle behind radar may sound confusing at first, but a simple experiment can demonstrate the basics. Imagine you are facing the side of a mountain somewhere in the distance. You have a very accurate stopwatch and 'super hearing' to ...

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  • Attack, Alcoholism and Shock

    Heart Attack

    The technical term for heart attack is myocardial infarction. Myomeans "muscle", kardia means "heart," while an infarct is an area of tissue that has died because of oxygen starvation.

    Heart attack is ...

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  • Reproduction is the basic biological reason for sexual intercourse. However, most people enjoy sex and do not want to conceive every time they have sex. There are many reasons. They may wish to concentrate on a career, they may already ...

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  • The word power has a generally negative connotation (Marger, 1981). We talk about people being “power mad” “power hungry, or “only out of power”. We often associate power with tyrants, dictators, and leaders of fascist and totalitarian regimes. But power ...

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  • Human differences exist among members of the society on the basis of age, sex, or gender; intelligence and physical characteristics, such as body-build and appearance, race or ethnic group, birth or family name, education and power and prestige. These differences ...

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