.... token of the type. As in the case of pain, they are concerned with a mental state called pain, and not of particular pains (i.e. stomach-ache, pin-pricks, etc.). But, according to Putnam, if the Physicalists does indeed attributes the name "physical states" to the enormous number of mental states we humans have, then, I think it would be impossible for them to be concerned only with the type and not the tokens. But once they started to consider each specific pain (token), they will have to ascribe a different physical-chemical state to each token-state. Ultimately, the common thing .....

.... the new testament angels announced the birth of Christ, in Luke 2:8 angels told shepards where to find the infant Jesus, also in Luke an angel went to a tomb of Christ to announce his resurrection (Auburn University 1). Billy Graham wrote a very good perspective of angels in his book Angels: God’s Secret Agents. He stated: Lucas 2 “ I am convinced that these heavenly beings exist and that they provide unseen aid in our behalf. I do not believe in angles because someone has told me about a dramatic visitation from an angel, impressive as such testimonies .....

.... She says "When I can't see myself, I begin to wonder if I really and truly exist." What a man sees himself as in the mirror largely determines his actions during the day. Estelle had to look into the "mirror" of men to confirm her identity. A man is the number one determining factor in discovering who he is. Each individual must understand that he is responsible for his own pain, misery, unhappiness, or for his own joy. Man is not a product of what people have done or are now doing to us. Man has the power to become whatever he wants to be; to feel as much love or anger or joy as we .....

.... it had no name, at the time. He wrote, "The first aim and end of tyrants is to break the spirit of their subjects." What we know as terrorism can be traced back to the Russian Nihilists and Anarchists of the 19th century, who gave a name to what would otherwise be considered "Random acts of violence" that were performed to advance their revolutionary cause. They elevated terrorism to a high moral plane. One of them, Mikhail Bakunin, exclaimed: "The passion for destruction is also a creative passion." British military analyst Brian Crozier wrote in his 1974 book, "Theory of Confl .....

.... quite get something, they will be able to “pick it up” the next year, but that rarely happens. In Japan, a student is not promoted until he has mastered his current level. Also in Japan, classes are set up heterogeneously because their belief is that slow learners must work harder -- high expectations tend to show better results. In the US, oftentimes expectations are not high enough and the students do not live up to their real potential. Teaching staff in our schools lack the time provided in Japanese schools to brainstorm or work together on lesson planning and many times differ .....

.... for he was entirely under his wife\'s thumb\" (Perrault 600). The African Cinderella\'s father had two wives. One, Cinderella\'s mother, he could not abide, while the other he adored. When Cinderella\'s mother died he put Cinderella in the hands of his remaining wife, who made Cinderella a slave. In the Chinese version Cinderella\'s father loved her very much but he died, thus, familiarly, leaving Cinderella in the hands of her cruel stepmother. The role of Cinderella\'s stepmother and stepsister is mainly to belittle, control, and mistreat Cinderella, which they accompl .....

.... (Kreig 32). Psychological studies consistently prove that is detrimental to children. One study shows that by three years old, children willingly watch programs made for children, such as cartoons, and will imitate something they see on television, just as they will imitate a live person (Parke and Kavanaugh 46). Since children do not process information in the same manner as adults do, they do not have the experience to judge what they see. Because children watch a great deal of television, they are very susceptible to its negative effects (Kreig 41). Another study concluded that by wat .....

.... others simultaneously; some translate queries into target engine’s language, and others just send the query “as is”. The best metas offer an esily viewable list that can be customized, and it is a plus to see a checkbox feature on the first screen that allows you to choose the engines you want for a specific search. Ideally, a metasearch Web site would allow you to send a single query to multiple databases simultaneously, then retrieve, combine, and organise the results. This is more myth than reality. The majority of metasearches can query multiple database, but only one .....

.... and family, to see how the “individual” is molded. Durkheim makes some great points in this article and his argument is strong. I agree with almost everything that he is claiming in this article. How Sociology cannot be general in any way, shape or form. Furthermore, how society shapes the individual through the various institutions in society. On the other hand, the manifestations about history part my be a little off though. Because history is what changes the structures of society and hence the way society shapes us. By looking at history we can see how we were shaped and .....

.... away over thirty million to children country wide. Mikan was later named the first commissioner of the ABA. After they set up the first teams they added a three point play to the game. The ABA created this play to give the game more excitement and to increase the scoring. It was a half circular shape that was outside the key. It was twenty - two feet from the basket on the corners and twenty - three feet and nine inches from the basket at the top of the key. The distance has slightly change in today's professional game. George Mikan described it as " the home run in basketball." They la .....