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    Giant Pandas in America

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    peace (Gish 29). However‚ pandas were not introduced to the western world until March of 1869 when French missionary Armand David sent a panda skeleton and pelt to a museum in Europe (WWF). On April 13‚ 1929 two pandas‚ shot by Theodore Roosevelt’s sons‚ were sent to Chicago’s Field Museum where they became the first pandas seen in America. The American public did not believe the “cute‚ cuddly animals” (WWF) deserved to be on display in museums and instead wanted to see them alive in zoos (Gish 29-30)

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    the earth was created by means of catastrophic events versus changes over time. Gish discusses creation with the word “catastrophism”‚ a theory that suggests “the earth has been affected in the past by sudden‚ short-lived‚ violent events‚ possibly worldwide in scope.” He further defines evolution as “uniformitarianism” which is “slow incremental changes‚ such as erosion‚ created all the Earth’s geological features (Gish).” I see the term creationism as being associated with the Christian community

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    Back in the day‚ Jen worked as a saleslady at Macy’s. She is a single mom with beautiful twin girls. Jen is twenty- four years old and her twins are five years old. She works six days out of the week‚ although she would prefer to be a stay at home mom. Jen works almost all day to provide for her daughters. As Jen prepares for another day of work she says to herself‚ "Only if the girl’s father wasn’t such a loser I could stay home with them." She sits at her vanity and takes out the curlers. The

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    Confucius

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    Confucius: The Concept of Jen Confucius was not a religious teacher but rather an ethical thinker whose aim was to improve moral and social order. He believed all aspects of life flow from an ethical core and to achieve moral and social order‚ one must look within oneself. Some of the key concepts emphasized in Confucianism are: the concepts of Good (jen)‚ Ritual (li)‚ Virtue (te‚ or moral power)‚ and the Gentleman or “superior man” (chun-tzu). All of these concepts are vitally important but

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    Unmarried With Children

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    which they spent years interviewing 162 low-income mothers in eight poor neighborhoods in Philadelphia and its suburb‚ Camden‚ New Jersey. (Edin and Kefalas‚ 34). "We spent five years chatting over kitchen tables and on front steps‚ giving mothers like Jen the opportunity to speak to the question so many affluent Americans ask about them: Why do they have children while still young and unmarried when they will face such an uphill struggle to support them" (Edin at al‚ 33). Their goal was to paint a portrait

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    unrecognizable and diminishing before our eyes. The principle of Che ’ng Hao ’s philosophy is that oneness with all things is a concrete reality which can be carried out through human heartedness. An individual must‚ therefore understand the core of Jen before he/she experience a sense of harmony with all things. (Siringan‚ 2011). II.Rationale Our planet‚ Earth is much like a home but we never care to look after it like our homes. We utilize its resources‚ we pollute it with waste or trash‚ and

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    Innovative Leader

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    Running Head: EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT The Innovative Leader: Skills for Effective Management Tiffany Anderson Submitted to Dr. Liz Lentz-Hees In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirement for WED 398 Special Problems Southern Illinois University Kirtland AFB‚ New Mexico August 17‚ 2004 Abstract It is understood that management‚ which is defined as the act‚ manner‚ or practice of managing‚ handling‚ supervision‚ or control directly affects almost every aspect of the workplace (American

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    Critical Thinking

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    Marie and Jen are supposed to attend a concert together one night. But Marie had decided to change the plan instead of telling Jen. Marie went to a secret subway all by herself. Marie is a kind of a playful girl. She likes to go and explore dangerous places alone. She wants to be the first one to explore the place and the first one to discover what is going on at the secret location. On the other hand‚ Marie wants to seek attention from Jen. She texted Jen to taunt her and also revealed to Jen of her

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    about Luke‚ Jen and Mr. Talbot and how they defied the Government and population police. Luke resisted by getting a fake I.D‚ Jen resisted by creating the shadow children chat room and Mr. Talbot resisted by sabotaging the population police work. Each characters had there own way to combat the suppressive Government. Luke is a naive 12 year old boy that can never leave his house because he is a third child which is illegal and all that changes when he discovers Jen. After he found Jen he did a lot

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    with exceptionally life-like and fluid motions‚ and creating convincingly vital puppets‚ Henson’s detail-rich and realistic animatronics technology allows his puppet-hero‚ Jen‚ to grow both beyond his filmic father figure‚ urSu‚ as well as beyond the confining puppet strings of the traditional puppet master. Thematically‚ too‚ Jen experiences the rites of "[being] born when . . . needed" (218)‚ of being "call[ed] to adventure" (219)‚ and of being faced with trials and danger (219)‚ that Leeming discusses

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