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Interview With Dr. Kevin Sadati, Orange County Plastic Surgeon, On Virtual Plastic Surgery

Today Dr. Sadati will be joining us to discuss Virtual Plastic Surgery and its impact on the industry and prospective patients. Dr. Kevin Sadati is a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon based out of Orange County, California and specializes in facial plastic reconstructive and cosmetic surgery as well as head and neck surgery. Dr. Sadati is […]

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Career Help for the Legal Industry – Attorneys, Legal Secretaries, and Paralegals Listen Up!

Becoming a legal professional will be the greatest career move you ever made! The Legal Industry can be difficult and stressful, but if you were to speak with the majority of attorneys, paralegals, legal secretaries, and case managers, they wouldn’t change their decision to work in the law field for the world. To be successful […]

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Rush To Judgment – Why Disturbing Text Does Not Necessarily Identify A Potential Killer

“A free society is one where it is safe to be unpopular.”—Adlai Stevenson On April 16, 2007 Cho Seung-Hui committed the worst mass-shooting by a single individual in US history. Whenever we hear that someone has committed a violent act on such a grotesque scale we tend to ask ourselves, “who could do such a […]

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The Phosphoglucose Isomerase (Pgi) Locus in Butterfly Population

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