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Foundation 2

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2003 2016 Donald James Johnson Sr. - email: donaldjamesjohnsonsr@thewaythetruthandthelife.net


Operationally defining Background. mp3

1-0 An Overview 
1-1 Cosmology
1-2 Geophysics
1-3 Biological
1-4 Society's Roots
1-5 Culture
       (Anthropoculture) - The Rearing of Healthy Human Beings With Mammilian
       Maternal Breastfeeding and Fulltime Mother With Father Protector.
       Not the narcissism of affluent or socialist societies where children are 
       raised by wet-nurses, baby- sitters, day- care and bottle- fed.
1-6 Islamic Alarms
1-7 Personal
1-8 Some Problems To Work On
1-9 Layout
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background

The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language: Fourth Edition.  2000.

SYLLABICATION:

      back-ground   PRONUNCIATION:      bkground OTHER FORMS: background - VERB
Definition
( Noun)		  1. The ground or scenery located behind something. 2a. The part of a pictorial representation that appears to be in the distance and that provides relief for the principal objects in the foreground. b. The general scene or surface against which designs, patterns, or figures are represented or viewed. 3. A position or area of relative inconspicuousness or unimportance. 4. The circumstances and events surrounding or leading up to an event or occurrence. 5. A person's experience, training, and education: Her background in the arts is impressive.
A Person's
Background 		    background - personal home culture, personal culture and life's experiences.
    background - A person's experience, training, education, Anthropoculture and social environment in which a person was brought up and has lived.
ETYMOLOGY: back - [Dutch bak, from French bac, from Old French, boat, from Vulgar Latin *baccus, vessel, probably of Celtic origin.]
ground - [Middle English, from Old English grund.]
 

What do we have to start with?
Our Ability To Record, Our Curiosity  and
Our Background Of Experience!

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