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Well, in 2004, 6,470 Americans immigrated to Canada

wikipedia says 840 million but many blacks areunder counted world wide example turkey said there is 800,000 black people but its was recently revealed there around 3 million and there are many places in the world where this happens so the real world wide black population is 1 billion or more around 900 million blacks in Africa 140 million blacks in the Americans and 10 million in Europe that's my estimate there also black population in Asia (220,000 estimate) and a black population in pacific area's which is probably under 100,000

To some people they are, others not so much. It is also true that not many 'blue bloods' have body tattoos and multiple places pierced. A tattoo under any circumstances should require more thought and deliberation than they usually get before people decide to "do it". Yes, there are some (very expensive) "fixes", but realistically a tattoo has to be considered permanent. And some people put a piece of art on their body permanently that they would not want hanging on their living room wall for ten minutes. Why? And especially when it is, for all intents and purposes permanent?

I am 6 foot 2 inches tall and I have never met a person who was inferior because of their height. There are people that may have a complex because of their size whether it is too tall or too short or too thin or too round but their size does not depict who they are as a person. Never judge a book by it's cover. Never judge a person from first glance. All men are created equal. Really. I know men who are 6 foot 6 inches and they are dumber than a brick. Size does not imply greatness. ______________ Those who worry about such things as height and general appearance do so because they've been taught to do so by others. I think the most appropriate answer to this question is to quote Eleanor Roosevelt: "Nobody can make you feel inferior without your consent" Those who judge people by appearance, culture and so on are deep down driven by their own feelings of inferiority. You meet them at social occasions; they're the ones who fire off a barrage of questions, all the while glancing over your shoulder in case someone more interesting or important arrives. These seekers of information need to know where you stand in their scale of superiority. They will always find something that proves to them they're better than you. This is because, deep down, they have a problem with themselves. They might convince themselves they are better than you, but inside, their inner little mongrel whines that they aren't. As if it matters. But this is how you tell the healthy minds from the small, fearful minds. They might look great and put on a good face, but they give themselves away the moment they need to know what (not who!) you are, what you earn, which suburb you live in, where your kids go to school, what kind of car you drive. Anyone who's ever walked a dog has observed this behaviour; when two dogs meet they exchange odours and body language to assess the health, temperament, and current state of mind of the newcomer. Next time the feeling of inferiority is projected at you by someone desperately seeking to be superior, feel sad for them. If they're a real bother and you can't politely escape them, think of that little mongrel inside, whining away, and remember the US First Lady who gave us some of the wisest words ever written. _________________

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Because there are many ways to "own" stock, this question can have many answers. For example, if you own a mutual fund in your company's retirement plan, you can be said to be the "owner" of the stocks that are in the mutual fund. That's in spite of the fact that you probably don't know what they are, and you have no voting control in either the stocks themselves or the mutual fund. The most commonly offered answer to this question uses this broad, and, arguably meaningless definition. The Mutual Fund Industry group - Investment Company Institute - has a lot of data on this subject. Its 2002 study, http://www.ici.org/pdf/rpt_02_equity_owners.pdf showed that 49.5% (or 52.7 million) of US Households owned equities in some way shape or form in 2002. However, only 21 million (less than 20%) owned individual stocks outside an employee sponsored plan. There is an important distinction here. When politicians talk about eliminating the capital gains tax, it is only these 21 million households who will pay lower taxes, because retirement investments are tax deferred while you hold them, and then taxed at regular income tax rates when you take the money out. I haven't found a more up to date study, but than number was actually a little bit lower than it was in 1999 (peak of the Internet boom) so I doubt it's changed much. There are also figures given for those who own equity mutual funds outside of an employee sponsored plan - 28.7 million households - as well as 35.9 million households who represent those who own either individual stocks or mutual funds or both. I'm not comfortable with either of those, as subsequent ICI studies suggest that the majority of the Mutual Fund investing households are holding their funds in IRAs or other tax deferred plans - so they, too, pay regular income tax, at the time of withdrawal, on capital gains and dividends.

The prototype for the term diaspora are the Jewish people. Nowadays the term is also used for several other transnational groups, for example oversea Chinese (huaren), armenians, kurdish people etc.

The idea behind the term is the imagination of a fictional homeland from which the people spread off in the world.

Diaspora is a constructed ethnic population category. The addition constructed is added with reference to the Afroamerican diaspora who define themselves as American descendents and African descendents. Other groups had develop similar patchwork identity.

You limit yourself, and the truth is, you're really insecure. is this the answer

Consistent harvests (considering the fact that most LEDCs rely on the primary industry as a basis for their economy) which would require a lot of luck. Fewer floods and droughts would allow LEDCs to consistently sell their produce and in time raise their price, receive more money for their goods, and be able to start developing the raw materials they extract from the ground, and sell those for even more money. Also, this way, they wouldn't have to waste money on buying processed goods from MEDCs.

So basically, they would have to claw their way out of the primary industry which would result in much for the MEDCs. My colleague will explain what would happen to MEDCs

When addressing a female mayor and multiple council members, it is good form , regardless of gender, to address the mayor first. An example would be: The honorable (insert formal name), Mayor of(name of city) and members of the (name of city) City Council.

Patriotism.

Edwin Ruud, a Norwegian mechanical engineer was the inventor of the automatic storage water heater in 1889. Ruud emigrated to Pittsburgh where he pioneered the early development of both residential and commercial water heaters. He founded the Ruud Manufacturing Company.

Britain put the Mercantile system in place in the 13 colonies. This system prohibited a free market for colonists and they were only permitted to sell and ship raw materials to Britain. Britain then could manufacture these products into materials to sell and distribute throughout Europe. In addition, colonists were forced to pay duties on the products shipped to England as well.

Allports scale was researched and created after the 2nd World War to explore how intolerence can lead to death and murder - extermination. It is a scale to show how prejudice grows through 5 stages: 1 - Antiloctuion - bad mouthing, jokes, name calling 2 - Avoidance 3 - Discrimination 4 - Physical Attack 5 - Extermination Gordon Allport (1954)

The Revolutionary War began on April 19, 1775 in Lexington and Concord, Massachusetts.

I don't think there is one.

A student Bernie overheard a conversation and told his teacher Woodland about it and he experimented and he invented the bar code using morse code.

IT IS REALLY FUN! The International Order of the Rainbow for Girls is a service organization where u can volunteer and be with your friends! gorainbow.org can give you the specifics on it. I can tell you that its a cool, AWESOME fun thing that you can be involved in! I've been a rainbow girl for 5+ years and i LOVE IT. We have sleep overs, parties, and oh so much more! It also teaches you how to be a good person in your community without it I probably wouldn't be the same person! I help animal shelters, make a wish foundation, foster children, Ronald mcdonalds house, and alot more!

It teaches you public speaking, organization skills, and how to plan events. It truly is a wonderful organization, a Masonic affiliated youth group. The girls plan events. The colors of the rainbow teach the ideals of Love, Religion, Nature, Immortality, Fidelity, Patriotism, and Service, which, translated mean: Love for every living thing, a belief in a higher power, spending time outdoors, knowing that we don't live forever, holding true to your word, love of country, and most of all, giving yourself to others for service to humanity.

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Milk - $4.31

Eggs - $3.00

Gas - $3.84

Stamps - $0.42

A handicapped person is one that has a disability. However, a special needs person may not be disabled but needs special care.

4 people live in the average American home.

whether or not the government says it has value or not