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    way to look into something or situation differently and openness. Also with humanism one can look into it as an ideal of a realistic type look into life.  I’m curious to know what I will find as I continue to dig deeper into these topics and logic ’s.  I think in order for me to have a greater understanding of the ideals of the enlightenment and humanism‚ I will need to look into things as if I was one of the enlightened a philosopher as one would say‚ such as Thomas Hobbes‚ Ben Franklin‚ and John

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    ________________________________________ Gender Issues in Childrens Literature Contents How Is Gender Portrayed in Childrens Literature? Why Is Gender-Representation in Childrens Literature Significant? What Should Teachers Keep in Mind While Selecting Childrens Books? How Can Teachers Use Childrens Literature to Promote Gender Equity? References Forums Education and Kids Raising our Kids KidSource Store Great Childrens Books Mayo Clinic Family Health Book ’I Won ’t

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    Sydney Jones LA ACA 11 12-16-11 Romance is described as a mysterious or fascinating quality or appeal‚ as of something adventurous‚ heroic‚ or strangely beautiful. Romance is often written about in many works throughout time. In the 18th century the “brooding” romantics shared an idea that all humans were capable of being evil. Their writing was often complex‚ mysterious‚ and filled with emotion. Washington Irving’s “The Devil and Tom Walker”‚ Edgar Allen’s “The Masque of the Red Death”‚ and

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    experience‚ interaction design‚ and project management; he is a project manager and cofounder of Mobilnova.com. Panos Markopoulos is a computer scientist doing research in intrafamily communication‚ ambient intelligence‚ and interaction design for children; he is an Associate Professor in the Department of Industrial Design of the Eindhoven University of Technology. Matthias Rauterberg is a computer scientist and psychologist with interests in entertainment computing‚ responsive environments‚ and user

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    Multiculturalism Paper Children’s Literature Due: 11/23/10 PART 1: The need for multicultural literature in the classroom… There is a definite need for multicultural literature in the classroom. Good literature can help reflect many aspects of a culture--its values‚ beliefs‚ ways of life‚ and patterns of thinking. Good literature can also help readers to learn about an individual or a group of people whose stories take place in a specific historical and physical setting. In

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    Foreign First‚ you should know that fair and responsible lending has always been a concern of mine dating back to 1974‚ when I completed my studies at Stanford University and began my career in credit at Standard Oil of Indiana (AMOCO brand). That year I witnessed the enactment of theEqual Credit Opportunity Act (implemented by Regulation B)‚ whose purpose was to promote the availability of loans to creditworthy applicants and prohibit discrimination based upon gender and marital status (subsequent

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    Data breaches is a term that our society is becoming all too familiar with. They have been occurring more often throughout the past couple of years. An article titled “Data Breaches Keep Privacy & Security Lawyers Increasingly Busy and Looking for Recruits” written by Steven T. Taylor (2012) states “those in the business of cybercrime and protecting against cybercrime may think of 2011 as the year of the breach.”(p. 2) Cyber security has always been a big issue but the more breaches there were the

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    Literature Background Ecotourism is a relatively new concept‚ and it is still often misunderstood or misused. Some people have abused the term to attract conservation conscious travellers to what‚ in reality‚ are simply nature tourism programs which may cause negative environmental and social impacts. While the term was first heard in the 1980s‚ the first broadly accepted definition‚ and one which continues to be a valid “nutshell” definition was established by The (International) Ecotourism Society

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    LITERATURE REVIEW Social Impact The most profound social impact of globalization is that it has changed gender roles and also secured women’s right and place in workplace the world over (Perrons2004‚ 81). In social relations‚ one of the constitutive elements is gender matter‚ which is based on perceived differences in the basis with person’s sex and power derived from unequal values. (Chow‚ 2003) With the process of globalization‚ the need for the higher education talents is also keep increasing

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    Children of the Holocaust Children were the most vulnerable people during the holocaust era. The Nazis had it set in their minds that they killed them because of a racial struggle or as a measure of security. The Germans and their collaborators killed them for both those reasons and also in retaliation towards the partisan attacks. 1.5 million children were brutally murdered by both the Germans and their collaborators. Amongst these children about one million Jewish children were killed. The

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