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    Enforcement Network. (2013). Retrieved July 14‚ 2013‚ from USA PATRIOT Act: http://www.fincen.gov/statutes_regs/patriot/index.html Jacob Hill‚ A. J. (199-2003). The USA PATRIOT Act in 2013: What It Currently Means for. Retrieved July 14‚ 2013‚ from Illinois Library Association: http://www.ila.org/the-usa-patriot-act-in-2012-what-it-currently-means-for-libraries

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    Alternatives to Passwords

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    3. Alternatives Logging in using user names and passwords are by far the most common way to access modern computer systems. However as we have seen these old methods of user authentication are susceptible to social engineering and new social networks have made this all the more easier. Luckily there are a few alternatives. These include Imaging‚ security combinations and Biometrics. 3.1 Images One possible solution to combat many of these problems would be to use images. Using a Deja Vu graphical

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    Oregano as an Alternative

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    Imperata cylindrica as an Antibacterial Agent for Escherichia coli INTRODUCTION a. Background of the Study We all know that bacteria are everywhere. Bacteria are microscopic organisms whose single cells have neither a membrane-enclosed nucleus nor other membrane-enclosed organelles like mitochondria and chloroplasts. One example of bacteria is E .coli is a bacterium that is commonly found in the gut endotherms. E. coli and related bacteria constitute about 0.1% of gut flora‚ and fecal-oral

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    Alternative Hypothesis

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    In the first research hypothesis‚ the alternative hypothesis (H1) hypothesized that internalized racism regress significantly on violence‚ even when accounting for the effect of Self-attitude‚ uncomfortable with neighborhood and Age. In other side the Null hypothesis (H0(1)) hypothesized that internalized racism do not regress significantly on violence‚ even when accounting for the effect of Self-attitude‚ uncomfortable with neighborhood and Age. The study reject the Null hypothesis. To test this

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    our country and sending a message. Japan was not backing down. Germany had surrendered but the Japanese were raging on in the Pacific. Japan also was trying to find a possible way to successfully invade America and bring a negotiated peace. What other Alternatives were there for the United States? America at first had planned to invade Japan which was to begin on November 1st but it predicted 31‚000 to 50‚000 American deaths in the first month which didn’t sit well with the President. The United States

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    Alternative Lifestyles

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    An alternative lifestyle is a lifestyle generally perceived to be outside the cultural norm. A vegetarian is a person who does not eat meat‚ fish‚ or fowl or products containing these foods.The eating patterns of vegetarians may vary considerably: • Vegan: follows a strict diet excluding eggs‚ dairy‚ and all other animal products; • Lacto-vegetarian: Excludes animal flesh and eggs; • Lacto-ovo-vegetarian: Eats a diet of mainly grains‚ vegetables‚ fruits‚ legumes‚ seeds‚

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    The Shocking Alternative

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    Deborah Falcon 091457 TH151 – P First Term Paper The chapter that I chose to reflect on for this paper is Chapter 8 from C.S. Lewis’s Mere Christianity: The Shocking Alternative. For most part‚ the heaviest question asked throughout this chapter is why evil exists‚ and why God allowed it to exist. A human being who is probably sick and tired of all the evil and suffering in the world would say that if only evil can just stop existing – if only suffering would stop. If only human beings

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    Alternative Medicine

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    Is alternative medicine effective or ineffective? Since the beginning of time there have been various cultures that have counted on what modern Western physicians refer to as alternative medicine. Before modern Western medicine became what it is today every illness was treated by some sort of natural remedy or alternative medicine. The debate still continues today whether or not alternative medicine is effective or if they are temporary solutions that will eventually lead to a turning towards Western

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    Prison Overcrowding

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    Prison Overcrowding In America’s tough economic society‚ over population has become an exceedingly hot topic issue. However‚ overcrowding in America’s prison system has been a severe problem since the 1970’s. The majority of the changes have come from different policies on what demographic to imprison and for what reason. The perspective of locking up criminals because they are "evil" is what spawned this (Allen‚ 2008). Because of this perspective the prison system in America is in need of serious

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    Litigation is complicated and burdensome. It is costly in terms of time‚ goodwill‚ peace of mind‚ and lost productivity. Small claims courts provide relief from complicated and costly legal procedures‚ but only in matters involving small sums of money. There are times when it is not feasible or desirable to seek justice through the courts. Sometimes the law fails to recognize rights and wrongs. These are the time to consider ADR.’ Understanding the Law; Carper and McKinsey‚ 2012 With reference

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