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    Shun‚ and Yu (Three Sage Kings) “The Point of View that underlies the Yijing of I Ching is that instead of trying to understand events to past causes‚ it understands events by relations to their present pattern… we do not understand something by what went before so much as we for by understanding what went with it.” China is greatly fashioned today by traditions and customs from ancient times. Some of the greatest influence on Chinese culture is the Three Sage Kings Yao‚ Shun and Yu. Yao

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    Serology Serology? What is serology? How do Forensic Scientists use serology? Serology is the study of blood‚ blood serum‚ saliva‚ semen‚ and other bodily fluids. However the reason that this became a discipline of Forensic Science is because forensic scientists can use the DNA found from the different assortments of bodily fluids in order to narrow down and eliminate possible suspects. Forensic Serology is the study of serology in the relation to crimes and other legal matters‚ using a biological

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    Many average people go to a fast food restaurant to take advantage of its convenience and reasonable price. From experience‚ fast food has been a “replacement” when home cooked meals were not around. There have been consecutive times when my body has digested a McDonald’s meal for more than twice a day. These meals substituted the breakfast‚ lunch‚ and dinner of the day. From then‚ an unhealthy diet was about to emerge. As a precaution‚ it is best to know the

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    Writing Paragraph Answers on Questions Questions: 1. Should boys and girls be in separate classes? 2. Should the government place a tax on junk food and fatty foods? 3. Should students’ textbooks be replaced by notebook computers? 4. Pretend you woke up one day and there were no rules. People could suddenly do whatever they wanted! Would this be a positive or negative outcome? Answers (jot notes): 1. No because… a. When they’re out of college‚ and they have a job‚ it’s not going to be separated

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    exemplification 10.) cause and effect 11.) comparison and contrast 12.) details 13.) analogy Examples 1.)Descriptive paragraphs are often used to describe what a person looks and acts like. Read this example descriptive paragraph‚ notice how descriptive paragraphs are arranged by putting together all the sentences about the same thing. Here is an example of a descriptive paragraph: I am forty years old‚ rather tall and I have blue eyes and short black hair. I wear casual clothes as I teach students

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    PARAGRAPH BY PROCESS Process Signal words Context Clues PARAGRAPH BY DESCRIPTION Description Signal Words Figures of Speech Among the signal words to denote time sequence are: first‚ second‚ third‚ next‚ until‚ then‚ later‚ while‚ to begin‚ to start‚ at the end‚ afterwards‚ soon‚ meanwhile‚ eventually‚ subsequently‚ lastly‚ finally‚ and so on. Context Clues are hints provided by the words and the sentences surrounding the unfamiliar word. What Is a Description Paragraph? Preferably

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    (attention getter)- Stephanie Jones has very dirty hair. III. (thesis statement)- Today I would like to tell you how to wash hair. IV. (credibility)-After extensive research I am credible to tell you how to wash hair. V. (preview main points)-Today we will look at shampooing‚ conditioning‚ and drying hair. VI. (connecting sentence)- So let’s get started. Body VII. (first main point)- First let’s look at shampooing. a) (first supporting material)- According to www.wiki-how

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    Parallelism Between Families Tragedy is defined by a series of unfortunate events that occurs to someone who does not deserve them. When a protagonist makes mistakes‚ sometimes other characters take the repercussions. Set in a time of royalty and ranks‚ King Lear describes parallel events of the pursuit of power‚ recognition‚ and certain tragic choices. With parallelism‚ similar occurrences highlight the importance of certain themes. In the play‚ William Shakespeare juxtaposes Lear’s choices and

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    he or she is innocent or guilty. Lawyers‚ on either side‚ will need to build a case for or against their client and will use testimony from eyewitnesses to do so. The merits of using eyewitnesses firsthand accounts are manifold. Firstly‚ we can figure out the actual sequence of events. By interviewing different people that were eyewitnesses of an occurrence‚ we can determine how the event actually happened and put together a timeline and even possibly‚ a motive. In addition‚ by interviewing bystanders

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    nature of the rules - the underlying patterns (rules) of language are not obvious - we have unconscious knowledge of patterns and rules of our own language If a linguist identifies a sentence as "grammatical" this means that the sentence conforms to the hypothesized rules of the mental grammar When a linguist uses the word "Grammar" they mean: mental grammar: is in our (individual) heads - shared by speakers if a language‚ with some variation‚= linguistic competence - a model of this grammar

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