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    Evaluating a Website for Credibility Based upon the infinite information that can be obtained from the internet credibility must be established. Anyone can make a website without being a proper authority on the subject matter. Evaluating a website’s credibility is essential when gathering information related to healthcare. Healthfinder.gov was chosen to evaluate for credibility, it a healthcare website designed to provide information on numerous topics which have been gathered from other…

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    As I searched the web to watch Live From Baghdad, I prepared myself for a boring and dry documentary. I had assumed this would be about current coverage of our Iraq War. The opening scene was a standard reenactment in my eyes, akin to America’s Most Wanted. It wasn’t until the faces of Michael Keaton and Paul Guilfoyle appeared on the screen that I realized I wasn’t watching a documentary at all. Live From Baghdad was an HBO feature film that documents the first Iraq War, and the coverage…

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    Topic 1: Contracts: UCC Implied Warranties 1) Introduction In contracts, buyers and sellers need to pay attention to all types of warranties. Warranties give the rights to either the buyer or seller and state things like how long the item should work, how well it should work, etc. A warranty that is not always in writing but is understood is an implied warranty. 2) Summary of law on topic Implied warranties are warranties that are assumed and automatically take place due to operation of law.…

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    come a long way, but arguing that equal opportunity when it comes to race does not exist Microaggressions are dangerous in that if not properly addressed can negatively impact the person who was offended and allow room for anger and retribution. Disclaimer: Other racial groups are also subject to microaggressions including white people,this however is to a lesser degree. The best solution to addressing microaggressions is to stay calm! Know who you are and try to understand why the offender may…

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    Twitter is one of the online social networking services where users may post and read short “tweets”. These tweets are 140 character sentences or words in which you post something you want to say. On Twitter user can find out the latest news, politics, and sports information, follow your favorite celebrities and connect with family and friends. This makes it easy to see what they are doing and also to learn new information about the person. You can also follow, re-tweet, search, comment and like…

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    with the soap ‘popped out’ of the mold (for which you will have to do some efforts to push it above, so that it comes out) - Slice the soap now through a sharp knife - Head for the shower…happy? Best suits for: Oily skin Disclaimer: Avoid direct contact of Loofah soap with your…

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    I’m Fine…And Other Lies by Whitney Cummings | Conversation Starters In “I’m Fine…And Other Lies”, readers are introduced to the author’s personal experience with mental health issues and embarrassing situations. The novel draws on the author’s trademark staples of humor and wit, supplying readers with honest and at times, shockingly embarrassing tales. The novel provides a been-there-done-that perspective, offering the insights of one who has spent much of her life dealing with the issues she…

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    Unbroken tells the true story of Louis Zamperini, and Olympic runner and serviceman during World War II, who was captured by Japanese after his plane crashed into the Pacific Ocean. Laura Hillenbrand, the author of Unbroken, also authored a number one New York Times Bestseller, Seabiscuit. Hillenbrand studied at Kenyon College, but left early after the onset of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) caused her to not have enough energy to attend. In order to write the book, Hillenbrand interviewed…

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    1. How do they compare with each other (discuss relative strengths and weaknesses) and how do they compare with Exhibit 3-1 in this chapter? Each and every one of the interview sheets has a different purpose. My first, client interview sheet, seems very general. This type could have been use prior to the interview, almost as questionnaire for the client to fill out before his first visit. Divorce client interview sheet is very detailed and specific to its purpose. I found interesting the use of…

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    In this article, a list composed of 10 steps to help lead someone with negative body image to a more positive thought process concerning their body. At the beginning of the article is a disclaimer that this list isn’t a fix all, but it is a place to start to begin changing the damaging thought process the reader may have at the present. Also, with the piece being on the national eating disorder website, it is more than likely directed at an individual with an eating disorder , negative body…

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