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    addressed as well. According to U.S. census data there were around 5.5 million stay-at-home parents in 2006 and only about 159‚000 of them were fathers. Though this seems a bit lopsided‚ the number of stay-at-home fathers has grown over 60% since 2004 (Randall: par 5). How does this alarmingly growing number of stay-at-home fathers feel about their lives‚ and why is the number growing so rapidly? If the number of stay-at-home dads has risen so drastically in the past few years they cannot all be

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    Traveling alone or traveling with others Traveling will make people to gain more experiences of their life. The movement when we are traveling from one destination to another destination‚ it will let us to experienced something that are difference from what we had done before. Sometimes‚ we can either choose to travel alone or traveling with other‚ it’s depends on our personal preference. However‚ traveling alone and traveling with others are similar in gaining the knowledge about how to interact

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    What I like the most and the least about the USA Until I stand on the land of the Unities States‚ I got the information of the USA by only watching its movies and TV shows. Then I realize that something is the same‚ naturally‚ while some other things are not. What I like the most about the USA is environment. The sky is blue and air is fresh. We all know that not only the development of China in a rapidly speed‚ but also the pollution. I was born in Beijing‚ and I can remember the sky was always

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    and active society for growth and development in a democracy. Without further social development Americans could deteriorate their once strong‚ socially engaged society down to a individualistic democracy that would shatter our national image. Putnam’s essay is titled‚ “Bowling Alone”‚ he gives emphasis‚ and depth to this title in several different ways throughout his article. Perhaps‚ the most interesting and whimsical piece of information that he shares though is a bowling statistic. More

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    horror movie The Sixth Sense is!” I thought to myself. “But what a pity I just missed the last bus so I have to walk home alone.” It was not such a long walk back and luckily‚ it was not raining. The last time I missed the bus‚ the torrential downpour drenched me so badly that I caught a severe cold which put me out of action for three whole days. I was whistling as I walked along the country road back home. Suddenly‚ I could feel a cold wind blowing towards me. I froze. Was there an eerie white

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    The Outsiders: The Relevancy of “Stay Golden” The greatest movies of all time are the ones that stand the test of time. The ones that you can relate to even if they came out more than 50 years ago. The Outsiders‚ directed by Francis Ford Coppola‚ is a classic drama written by a teen‚ for teens‚ played by teens. Showing the conflicts of teens in the 50’s and the struggle of being “golden” when surrounded by the harsh realities of the world you live in. According to “Francis Ford Coppola Biography

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    HBR.ORG ApRil 2013 reprinT r1304B Innovation Risk: How to Make Smarter Decisions assessing the prospects of any new product requires modeling how it will be used. But that exercise has its limits. by Robert C. Merton The Big idea innOvAti innOvAti OvA OvAti v sM HOw tO MAke wt The Big Idea Assessing the prospects of any new product requires modeling how it will be used. But that exercise has its limits. by Robert C. Merton 2 Harvard Business Review april 2013 This article is

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    some of the scholars used to discuss hadeeth until the sun came up. Some of the sincere da’iyahs (callers‚ Islamic workers) still stay up at night discussing matters that keep those who care about the ummah awake. This kind of staying up is entirely worthy‚ so long as it does not lead to the neglect of something more important or more obligatory. Some people may stay up for a legitimate purpose‚ then miss fajr prayers. This is a mistake. (2) Staying up for a permissible reason. This is fine‚ as

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    On page 33‚ “His name was Samoset.” depicts the simplicity of Bradford’s sentences. His account is structured similarly to a journal where he records events that occurred in his life. The straight-forwardness is also evident on page 32‚ “He went and got a little spice and made him a mess of meat once or twice.” When read‚ the sentence sounds like a conversation‚ where points are clearly made. He also includes allusions to the Bible for example‚ “They cried unto the Lord‚ and he heard their voice and

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    Running Head: STAY AT HOME DADS Stay at Home Dads Name: Course: College: Tutor: Date: Abstract Traditionally families were defined by their faithfulness and conventional sex roles. The roles of men and women were structured according to the traditional family roles. It was believed that the father’s role was to work in the office the whole day as the mother stays at home to attend to house hold chores. For many years traditional marriage was the cornerstone of almost all societies‚ an

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