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    Mr. Yang

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    Should Social Security Be Privatized? As a 74-year-old retired teacher in San Pablo of California‚ Roberta Tim Quan said that during their working years‚ she and her husband saved money and paid tax‚ but their retirement planning of travel and family visits cannot come true. As Quan recounted to a congressional hearing last fall‚ her husband needed expensive medical care for Alzheimer’s disease. Utility and food bills were on the rise‚ as well. She cannot afford their retirement plans anymore

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    Ying Yang Symbol

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    The Yin Yang symbol also commonly referred to as the Tai-Chi symbol is easily thought of in today’s popular culture as a reference to the Sun (yang) the moon (yin) and the universe. Allen Tsai’s article provides some insight into the origins of the symbol itself‚ the meaning behind the curvature of the symbol‚ and how the Chinese symbol has found a place in popular culture. Allen Tsai goes into explicit detail on how the Chinese developed a surprising understanding of the stars and how they used

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    complete the questions. 1. Describe the principles of yang and yin. The principles of yin and yang is the balance between two things. Just having one makes it incomplete without the other one‚ although nothing is seen as completely yin or yang. The female facet is known as Yin which means that it is cold‚ dark‚ soft and negative. Yang on the other hand means the male facet which means that it is hard‚ light‚ positive and hot. The notion of yin and yang is they are seen as night and day or hot and cold

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    Yin yang The Yin Yang meaning and symbol dates back to ancient China and represents the belief that everything in the universe consists of two forces that are opposing‚ and it influences the destinies of creatures. It may be hard to admit it‚ but not everyone will see eye to eye. Having opposing opinions with someone else may sound bad at first‚ but the good news is that if everyone had the same point of view towards issues‚ the world wouldn’t be able to advance. Arguments can be found everywhere

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    Philosophy and Theory of Yin and Yang In Taoist philosophy‚ dark and light (☯) yin and yang‚ arrives in the dàodéjīng at Chapter 42. It becomes sensible from an initial quiescence or emptiness (wuji‚ sometimes symbolized by an empty circle)‚ and continues moving until quiescence is reached again. For instance‚ dropping a stone in a calm pool of water will simultaneously raise waves and lower troughs between them‚ and this alternation of high and low points in the water will radiate outward until

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    Sun Tan

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    thing as a safe tan. The increase in skin pigment‚ called melanin‚ which causes the tan color change in your skin is a sign of damage. Why it happens: Once skin is exposed to UV radiation‚ it increases the production of melanin in an attempt to protect the skin from further damage. Melanin is the same pigment that colors your hair‚ eyes‚ and skin. The increase in melanin may cause your skin tone to darken over the next 48 hours. Symptoms: Skin tones that are capable of developing a tan‚ typically

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    Shaun Tan

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    Shaun Tan Shaun Tan‚ born in 1974‚ is an award winning illustrator and author of many well-known children’s books. Tan was born and raised in Fremantle‚ Western Australia‚ where as a boy‚ spent his time writing and illustrating poems and stories. Tan was known at his primary school as very talented artist. Through out high school‚ Tan continued his passion for illustrating‚ where he was enrolled in a special art program for gifted students. However‚ Tan eventually took an academic path into university

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    World Wide Yin and Yang

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    Yin and Yang The Chinese culture has a variety of religions and philosophies; behind each one there is a core of theories and principles formed by its founders. The aspects of the yin-yang principal are the basis of the three major Chinese religions: Taoism‚ Confucianism‚ and Buddhism. In China‚ people are aware of the importance of believing in the yin and yang principles. The Encyclopedia of Sex and Gender states‚ the Chinese view yin and yang as opposites‚ where yin is dark and yang is light

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    Amy Tan

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    "Two Kinds" is an autobiographical look into her childhood that shows the conflict between Tan and her mother‚ the difference between old and new cultures‚ the past and the present‚ and parents’ expectations vs. reality. Couples of opposing elements comprise the basis of the entire story; to another extent even the title itself‚ "Two Kinds‚" shows the friction that Tan creates. The strongest argument that Tan suggest is that this may not only be a look into her own life‚ rather it may be the struggles

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    Amy Tan

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    “Mother Tongue” by Amy Tran‚ it shows a great deal of strength from the Asian American Culture. Throughout the reading it showed how hard it was and still is for Asian Americans to work through the difficulties of the English language. In her essay Amy Tan writes about the problems immigrant families have with speaking English‚ by reflecting on her own experience. While reading Mother Tongue‚ I remembered the difficulties I faced when I was learning how to speak English. My English now is better than

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