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    at the click of a button, however, social media can have an impact on everyone in today's society. Some of these impacts may be positive or negative however the impact is present. social media may impact all classes, races, and nationalities, however, there are differences amongst those classes that can determine the impact that one is dealing with in regards to social media. This research will review how social media is impacting the African- American family and how social media is affecting…

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    Capssim Virtual Team

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    different than a traditional team within an organization. Our virtual team consisted of individual team members who are separated by physical proximity and distance. Our team was not only separated by distance, but by time zones, cultures, work, and personal lives. Much like a traditional team, our team was united by a shared goal and our interactions were based solely on technology and electronic communication. Being in a virtual team offered some challenges not often found in a traditional…

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    Prior to starting my program in educational counseling, I strongly believed that I wanted to work in a four year setting. However, when I took ‘Group Counseling’ and met Dr. Mosqueda, she slowly convinced me to seek out the community colleges. As the class progressed, she mentioned the opportunity of doing hours at El Camino College, in particular the First Year Experience (FYE) program, so I decided to take the offer. This preface is important because it gives a glimpse into my constant…

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    Most business DBMSs offer a method to dealing with privileges that makes use of SQL referred as Discretionary Access Control (DAC). The SQL supports DAC by GRANT and REVOKE commands. The GRANT command gives privileges to users, and the REVOKE command takes away privileges. Discretionary access control, though effective, has some weaknesses. Especially, an unauthorized user can trick an authorized user into disclosing sensitive information. As an example, an unauthorized user along with an…

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    and military law practices. However, there are some important distinctions both between the scope of responsibilities and formal education required that exist between the two classes of paralegals. NALA is a professional organization formed in 1975 to increase the professional…

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    Many online locations or camera shops will have basic cleaning equipment for purchase like lens wipes or soft brushes. Users could also send their cameras into the manufacturer for a professional cleaning or repairs. Some camera shops will also do cleaning and…

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    The Impact Of Online Dating

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    for easier communication between experts and the war generals. The telephone, letters and radio signals had become too mainstream, innovation had to set in to ensure that privacy and confidentiality of the information being communicated was protected as much as it could have been. A few years after it became mainstream, the first internet relationship site comes up in 1995, this was a compliment of pen pals and other matchmaking platforms where people…

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    many institutions relied on the traditional forms of teaching. Students would be expected to attend classes and engage in class discussions. However, with the advancement of the Internet, it is now possible for lectures to be given online and also assignments (McPheeters) 2940. People can engage on online discussions through the Internet. Also, the Internet has made accessibility to education materials easy. Students can now access books and journals from online libraries that help them to save…

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    Despite the bright and friendly visual effect of Fortnite, it still depicts bloody violence that some schools find it alarming to the extent of making this online game banned in their campus. During break time or between classes, kids tried to play and access this using school WiFi, which makes it hard for others to access or it makes the connection slower. Some say it is appropriate, especially coming from the parents since they want a complete learning environment for their kids. I would agree…

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    Irvin rural schools educate about 29% of United States students in K-12 programs (193). These schools face many difficulties, such as hiring exceptional teaching staff and providing additional learning opportunities to their students. With the aid of online distance education (ODE) these rural students gain access to a higher quality learning experience that can be tailored to their specific needs, struggles, and learning preferences. Students are no longer limited by geography or happenstance;…

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