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    "Directions: If you simply put your name on the paper and hand it in‚ you will receive 100 points for a perfect score. Needless to say‚ we all felt pretty stupid for having not followed the directions. We could have saved ourselves a lot of stress. As simple as it seems‚ more often than not we all forget to follow directions. Do you remember starting to take a test in school and about half way through realizing that you were filling in the answers in the wrong space? You had to start over from the beginning

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    Two words

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    Belisa Crepusculario is literally a self-made woman: she chose her own name and makes a living selling words. (She travels around selling everything from verses from memory to simple stories to secret words. Everyone knows and respects her.) Her fame‚ however‚ is a result of her fortitude: as a youth‚ hunger‚ heat‚ and exhaustion of centuries ate at her and killed four siblings; she decided to trick death by dragging herself to the sea’s water. Belisa accidently discovers writing when a newspaper

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    WORD CHOICE

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    WORD CHOICE A writer’s selection of words as determined by a number of factors‚ including meaning (both denotative and connotative)‚ specificity‚ level of diction‚ and tone. "Word choice often determines whether or not you get your message across. Making poor word choices and not writing appropriately for the audience can distract the reader so much that the message you intended to convey is missed." Definition of Slang: An informal nonstandard variety of speech characterized by newly coined

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    Simple Network Design

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    TABLE OF CONTENT 1. Introduction 5 2. Business Goals and Technical Goals 6 2.1. Business Goals 6 2.2. Technical Goals 7 3. Organization Unit 8 4. Design Concept 9 4.1. Hierarchical Network Design 9 4.2. Enterprise Network Design 11 5. Local Area Network (LAN) and Wide Area Network (WAN) 12 6. Server Farm 14 7. Topology 16 7.1. Types of Topology 16 7.1.1. Bus Topology 16 7.1.2. Ring Topology 17 7.1.3. Mesh Topology 17 7.1.4. Star Topology 18 7.2.

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    word stress

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    Word Stress and Sentence Stress Normally when we say "I feel stressed" it means "I feel anxious". Stress is a kind of worried feeling about life or work. But there is another kind of stress that actually helps us understand. This other kind of stress is an accent that we make on certain syllables and words when speaking English. When words combine to form sentences not all of them are stressed. Sentence stress is the music of spoken English. Sentence stress is what gives English its rhythm or

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    Over 200 Years Ago America

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    Over 200 years ago America’s founding fathers established a new nation. In their collective wisdom they authored the constitution and bill of rights to be a living document that could change over time ensuring that our laws would be able to evolve along with the infinite circumstantial possibilities. The language conventions and jargon used then are not unlike the ones used today in constructing new bills and laws. In 1950 Title 48 of the United States Code Annotated (U.S.C.A.) established the Organic

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    people believe the words should be removed for two reasons. The first reason is that the words are unconstitutional. The second reason is that including the words forces certain religious views upon a captive audience. While it seems that the words violate the Constitution‚ and they appear to force particular tenets onto everyone‚ in truth the words do not coerce particular religious views‚ and the words are a part of American culture. The first reason some people claim the words should be removed

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    located in the top portion of the screen 2. What are the various ways you can search for an encounter? Include this information on your MS Word document that you will be submitting in the dropbox. #1 3. Go to the help tab at the top right‚ click on contents‚ read about the features of the system. 4. Capture the below screen shot. Mark this as #2 of your MS Word document. 5. 6. 7. Search for the record by MR# or patient name. (make sure that “All statuses” is selected from the dropdown menu

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    The F Word

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    Writing Project 2 In “The F Word” written by Firoozeh Dumas an excerpt from her autobiography titled Funny in Farsi‚ she talks about her struggles living in America from having a very different name‚ to not understanding English very well. Dumas uses examples from her childhood and all throughout her life to explain why she feels Americans are ignorant to new and different things. The author would like her audience to be aware of other cultures‚ and their names and lifestyles. She feels Americans

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    Sticks and stones can break your bones‚ but words can cut you deeply. The well-known saying “sticks and stones can break your bones‚ but words can never hurt you” has continuously been told to children struggling with bullying. The earliest known citation that used this phrase was from an American periodical The Christian Recorder in 1862 and was meant for a largely African American audience. During the Civil War‚ African Americans faced prejudice in the form of physical abuse and degrading insults

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