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Making a fake magazine cover for my husband he's an attorney and wanted it to headline like time magazine top attorney of blank county ! Or wtv but I need caption ideas like for ex: his ten quick tips for how to avoid a DUI and That's all I have so far :( I need more caption ideas like a magazine cover please !

so i would like to make a fake magazine cover from yourcover.com :) for my husband that reads attorney of the year or something along these lines im in NEED OF HELP of what captions to write on the bottom like for ex: top ten quick tips on how to avoid a DUI etc...i have nothing else :(

Okay so my husband turns 35 and I was thinking on doing gifts that didn't cost so much

I already made 35 date night ideas in a jar with sticks and 35 of our fav pics in an album and 35 pieces of gum in a jar saying 35 BLOWS ;-) I wanna do more 35 ..... Ideas I need help ! :-))

Okay so I married my husband on June 12 2011 our first year wedding anniversary is Tuesday and I'm super excited. I can't believe I've been married a year a lot has happened between us and I'm happy . Except: me and my husband went to Aruba on vacation in may for a getaway before I went back to college for summer courses. At first he never mentioned anything about that being my anniversary present we both said it was a summer getaway bc I was starting school again and we both wanted to get away before we had no time . Now with our anniversary one day away he tried to pull the so glad we went to Aruba for our anniversary :0 Wth I held it in but was so confused and then to make it worse he ASKS me do u wanna go to dinner Tuesday ? Nothing planned already ? DO I WANT to go for dinner ? Is that a question I can't sleep thinking he hadn't planned anything or any gift ideas I put so much thought into occasions is it bc ima girl ? Should I not be so emotional about this ? What should I say. ?

Hey everyone! Thanks for stopping by to answer my question. Anyhow, I am 21 years old and about to go on a first date with a man who is 30. I know there is a 9 year difference and that may be a big deal to people but he heard I was a good mature girl and wants to take me out. I am pretty worried because it is intimidating dating a career man that age. Im a dental hygiene student so it isnt like I am that young where I dont haev anything going for me. Help me with any suggestions on what to wear and how to act on my first date and questions to ask him to keep the conversation going. Anything will help. Thanks everyone

Im writing a compare and contrast essay on two short stories "The Moths" and "Girl" and basicallly im writing to compare this everyday lifestyle that old school family traditions are like. waking up cleaning the house serving the men of the household and i want a clever title. i came up with the routine life but that is soooo ridiculous lol any suggestions?

im an A student have a fairly high GPA (3.7) i always ace my science classes and today was my first anatomy and physiology exam and i got a 71!! :o when the teacher told me my grade, i was shocked! i studied two days straight and dindt sleep! i dont know what went wrong. should i email my professor and address my concern? what should i say?? thanks guys!

I currently own a German Shepherd and have been thinking a lot lately of getting another dog. A siberian husky really attracted my eye and I've wanted one for so long! My concern is if my german shepherd would get alont with a husky? do these two kinds of dogs often get along?

Im going to Florida at the end of February and just went shopping for a couple of summer dresses, shirts, and flip flops. Am i crazy for buying summer clothes for february? Im staying at the Ritz Carlton in Orlando has anyone ever heard anything about that place is it cool? my uncle invited me to go with him im guessing to babysit his daughters but would i still have fun?? its for 3days!

i went to the doctors when i first noticed a wierd little hard ball feeling in one of my breasts...she said it was normal nd from too much caffeine and would most likely go away with my period...2weeks later it was still there and i even found another one on my other breast so i went for another opinion...the other doctor checked me and said i have to get an ultrasound....at this point i was very worried and when my ultrasound results came in today my doctor told me it is fibroid adenoma and i have to go to a breast specialist tomorrow...what shoud i expect...how did i get this? and are they gnna have to cut me to get it out?? idk what to expect my parents are worried too

its a r&b song i believe, and i think by lil wayne...

not sure...( like sirens )

i have to write a ten page paper by the end of the year on the portrayal of "our own chosen topic" in literature

for instance: the portrayal of woman .... or racism....or what ive been thinking about lately...disabled people.

does anyone have any other ideas on any other topic i may choose or books i cud read on disabled people that are interesting to read!

im writing an essay on the poem by william blake and im starting it off with...... When one thinks of a chimney sweeper, words like_____________may come to his or her mind.

can u think of andy words i cud put in that space

Stevenson’s reaction towards the bill.

Doesn’t approve and uses colloquial diction.

This makes the reader feel that even if they feel this may be right it is wrong.

Stevens is able to convey his message to the reader.

In the letter written by Governor Adlai E. Stevenson, he explains his reaction towards the Senate Bill entitled “An Act to Provide Protection to Insectivorous Birds by Restraining Cats.” His disapproval and negative attitude becomes very clear to the reader with his use of diction and tone in order to organize an effective letter to his audience.

The tone of the governor s message indicates his bias attitude. He makes the letter a straightforward analysis of his opinion. Right of the bat, it is obvious how favoritism plays a critical role in Mr. Stevenson’s letter. His reference to the “so-called Cat Bill,” shows how pessimistic he is already being.

Through Stevenson’s use of diction and tone, he is able to convince readers of how what they mi

for my economics class we have to think of a product thats hard to sell and like make a commercial on it and im stuck

does anyone have ideas on a hard to sell product

mayb bc its expensive or just ppl dont like it

like mayb for some ppl vegetables would be a good one

in nys

if i bring all my papers do i need to bring my mom or dad?

i watched the june 11th and 18th on abcfamily.com

but what about the 25th

Imagine a loved one or even yourself lying in a hospital bed. You are unable to move or to show any signs of life. Your existence is controlled by a respirator, a feeding tube, and an I.V. Your cognizant functions are gone. For all intents and purposes, you are dead. Your body is no longer able to sustain life; its entire purpose is now replaced by machines. You are being kept alive artificially. Should you be kept alive by these means or should you be allowed to die a natural death? Unfortunately, if you are in this situation, you are unable to rely your wishes to your doctor. Your voice has been replaced by the government. In today’s society, medical advancements permit human life despite being in a vegetable state. The argument behind euthanasia is to relieve human beings in a vegetable state from suffering any further if the end result is literally an end to life. Euthanasia may be defined as “the intentional killing by act or omission, of a dependent human being for his or her

alleged benefit.” The choice to permit death is a controversial issue in our society. Those against the permission of death believe euthanasia is a rejection of the importance and value of human life. Euthanasia should be legalized

Of the controversial discussions involving euthanasia, the question of legalization is an often argued one. Whether euthanasia ought to be illegal is different from the question of whether it is immoral. A poll conducted by CBS News claims that a majority of Americans favor assisted suicide. Assisted suicide is someone who provides an individual with the information, guidance, and means to take his or her life with the intention that they will be used for this purpose. However previous polls show the nation is as least split on the issue or opposed to the grisly practice. And what may matter most, actual ballot votes on the subject, have Americans strongly opposed. This particular poll questioned about 1300 Americans on if they thought "a doctor be allowed to assist the person in taking their own life" that "has a disease that will ultimately destroy their mind or body and they want to take their own life." Some 56% said yes, where 37% said no. voters in Oregon twice approved allowing assisted suicide there; other states have shown that assisted suicide is not popular. In 1997, Oregon passed the Death with Dignity Act, making it the only state to permit physician assisted suicide.

One of the most important public policy debates today surrounds the issues of euthanasia and assisted suicide. The outcome of that debate will profoundly affect family relationships, interaction between doctors and patients, and concepts of basic ethical behavior. Around the world, euthanasia is only legal is some areas. In The Netherlands, euthanasia and assisted suicide had been legalized on April 10th, 2001. The Dutch Parliament approved the “Termination of Life on Request and Assisted Suicide Act.” The offenses of euthanasia and assisted suicide are not punishable if they have been “committed by a physician who has met the requirements of due care.

With the passage of the “Rights of the Terminally Ill Act,” in 1995, Australia became the only jurisdiction in the world with both legalized assisted suicide and euthanasia. This law went into effect in July of 2006. It was repealed in 1997. The Australia Medical Association opposed the Northern Territorial legislation while it continues to oppose both euthanasia and assisted suicide.

The Belgian Act legalized euthanasia on May 28th, 2002 and went into effect in September of that year. It limits euthanasia to competent adults and emancipated minors. However, two years later, lawmakers introduced a proposal to extend euthanasia to children and individuals suffering from dementia, a disease in the brain.

Euthanasia and assisted suicide advocates in the United States will continue to push their agenda throughout the world to make death-on-demand accepted and legal. As of early 2005, no other countries have legalized either euthanasia or assisted suicide.

One well-known man best associated with this issue is, Dr. Jack Kevorkian, also known as, "Dr. Death." He is famous for his quotation, “death is not a crime.” He is a controversial American pathologist. He is most noted for publicly championing a terminal patient’s “right to die” and claims to have assisted over 130 patients to that end. In 1989, Kevorkian invented the Thanatron, which translates from Greek to English as the "Death Machine. The Thanatron was Kevorkian's tool that he used in many physician-assisted suicides. Physician assisted suicide is when it is a doctor who helps another person to kill themselves. The machine operated through the use of intravenous drip to administer various doses of fluids to facilitate the death of a patient. Typically, the first dose, which is administered by the patient, was a drug called thiopental. This drug acts as a sleeping agent that sends the patient's body into a comatose state. He was imprisoned in 1999, serving ten to twenty-five year prison sentence for second degree murder in the 1988 poisoning of Thomas Youlk. He has just recently been released from prison on June 1, 2007 yet isn’t expected to live very long due to his case of hepatitis C.

Theresa Marie "Terri" Schiavo was a woman who suffered brain damage and became dependant on a feeding tube. She had collapsed in her home on February 25th, 1990 being only twenty six years old and experienced respiratory and cardiac arrest, leading to 15 years of institutionalization and a diagnosis of persistent vegetative state (PVS). Terri’s husband, Michael requested and received from Judge George Greer in Clearwater, Florida- the right to dehydrate Terri to death by removing her feeding tube. Terri’s parents have fought for their daughter’s life, but after five years, the courts turned their backs. Despite testimony by credible medical experts that Terri might still be able to relearn to eat by mouth, Judge Greer refused to even allow her that opportunity. Terri’s feeding tube was removed on October 15th, 2003.

People who believe that euthanasia should most definitely be illegal are less facts to back up their opinions. Administration of a lethal injection would provide a quick and painless death, whereas letting die maybe neither quick nor painless. Patients are under the illusion that natural death is in general, a painless, dignified slipping away However, it can take a long and unpredictable course.

To put things quite clearly, a person who has a deadly illness and seems to be suffering greatly from this illness definitely has the right to end his life. The person's immediate family should have the right to decide to pull the plug and end their family member's life if they believe that this action will be in the best interest of their family member. The government and the courts have no right in deciding who has the right to die or not in the issue of assisted suicide in people with great amount of pain. A suffering person should not have to suffer if he does not want to.

Works Cited

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Ertelt, Steven. "Poll Claims Americans Back Assisted Suicide, Votes and Others Say No." Life News. 2 Feb. 2006. 3 June 2007 <http://www.lifenews.com/bio1304.html%3E.

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it goes something like this

the secret of life is letting go

the secret of love is letting it show!

nd if u cud find the gurl who sings it its in this site

http://www.wcwc.us/

its kinda of in the middle of the clip if u wnna kno how it goes i relaly wnna kno who sings it