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    numbers that most Chinese people would get the sequence right vs only 50% of Americans getting it correct (227). This is because Chinese numbers are shorter than English numbers, giving Chinese speakers an advantage. For example, 4 is “si” and 7 is “qi”. Also, Asian children normally learn how to count at a younger age so it makes it easier for them to grasp numbers. Asians are considered outliers because just learning their language gives them an advantage over other…

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    the natural balance in their bodies (McLean 101). To be more specific, as early as approximately in 200 BC, Chinese medical dietary therapy was invented by several Chinese experts, demonstrating the important relations of foods between yin and yang, qi and blood, and so on, and the Huang Di Nei Jing (The Yellow Emperor’s Inner Classic) is the first book, introducing dietary rules (Flaws 1). To clarify a little bit, the philosophy of yin (cooling or cold) and yang (warm or hot) originated from…

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    Far East Religion

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    alchemy, meaning each person is on an individual journey of spiritual practice, seeking inner transformation and longevity. The body is said to contain a micro universe, divided into three treasures which are the generative forces (jing) vital life force (qi) and the spirit (shen). In Confucianism, the moral virtue is between human rulers and Heaven. Society will be saved by ren (innate goodness), live, and perfect virtue. Festivals are an important part of all of these religions. In Hinduism,…

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    • Social Factor: “72% of people polled have considered buying or would like to buy electric cars. However, 65% of Americans said they would not pay more for an electric car than for traditional car models.” This shows how electric car companies have to lower the prices to attract more customers. In order to do so, they have to minimize the cost and sell high volumes of cars to enjoy high economies of scale. However, this will not be easy for electric car companies because batteries are very…

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    Infantile Colic Essay

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    evidence shows acupuncture to be a safe, alternative modality for pediatric patients (Birch et al, 2004). In traditional Chinese medicine, the symptoms associated with infantile colic most often reflect the syndromes of “food stagnation” and “Spleen Qi Xu.” (Landgred et al, 2010) In 2010, a randomized, double blind study in Sweden investigated whether acupuncture reduces the duration and intensity of crying in infants with colic with 81 otherwise healthy infants of two to eight weeks old.…

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    Salt is used for a wide variety of purposes in every society every day. This is common knowledge. However, salt is actually more vital to human history and existence than most people think. Mark Kurlansky, author of Salt: A World History tells the story of human suffering, greed, enterprise and conquest in a surprising way: by telling the story of salt. As Kurlansky says in his introduction, “Salt is so common, so easy to obtain, and so inexpensive that we have forgotten that from the beginning…

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    Types of Sleep Apnea Treatment By John Hingg | Submitted On August 18, 2011 Recommend Article Article Comments Print Article Share this article on Facebook Share this article on Twitter Share this article on Google+ Share this article on Linkedin Share this article on StumbleUpon Share this article on Delicious Share this article on Digg Share this article on Reddit Share this article on Pinterest Expert Author John Hingg Sleep apnea is a common sleep disorder characterized by brief…

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    Quality Improvement in Diabetes Management Introduction In a 2001 publication, titled “Across the Chasm: Six Aims for Changing Healthcare,” the Institute of Medicine (IOM) reveals disparities in healthcare delivery in the United States healthcare system, and illuminated the gap between high quality healthcare and the actual care American’s receive. Additionally, the IOM suggested six indicators for improving healthcare, which are the six aims of quality improvement in healthcare delivery: Safe,…

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    {ismsir} An in Depth iPhone X Camera Review by Pro Photographer Ismail Sirdah Ismail Sirdah views on Smartphone Photography Ismail Sirdah is a world renowned photographer who shot to fame for his mastery of art photography, travel photography and using imaging technologies. The pro-photographer is an avid user of Smartphone’s, which he believes have done a lot to disrupt the traditional boundaries of photography. A phone camera can easily be used to capture fun shots and behind the scene shots…

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    Rituals and Customs became necessary in the age of decline, when people no longer embodies the Way and its Potency. Disorder and chaos arise as a result of the diversity in people and things when they are no longer unified in the Way and its Potency. Rituals and customs are implemented as tools to aid the ruler in creating order and harmony in the society again. Chapter 11 explores the origins of rituals and what kind of techniques current sage rulers should employ in establishing rituals such…

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