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Expedia might be one of the few travel sites that doesn’t confuse customers. The reason why it works well is because it is organized and has the most relevant information and or links on the home page. When someone enters this site, there are many options for that person to navigate to and from without any conflicts. Having the other (relevant) links that people will most likely create a new search for their search engine on one common page is convenient for users. It also plays a major role in the person(s) decision on how often he or she will use that website for trip planning. What also works are the links to different versions of the site for different countries. Travelocity is another popular travel website; however it is debatable on whether or not their search style is effective. Although Travelocity is similar to Expedia with the links to trip related searches, it is different in that one search can direct you to a page that shows for example, flights from different airl...
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iMovie Experience

iMovie Experience Creating a self-video is not as simple as it sounds. There are things to be mindful of when shooting scenes on a smart phone. Lighting is extremely important because it effects the visibility and ultimately the quality of the video. Ensuring that there is not too much shaking occurring while recording is essential. Having to fulfill the requirements of filming in front of the camera and behind the camera is a struggle, especially when all content is being filmed by one person. Each scene is not shot perfectly the first time around. Having to re-shoot is frustrating, but it can be an advantage. It is better to over film than to film exact or not film enough, the more footage to work with when editing the better. Using iMovie to edit is convenient because it is beginner friendly. While filming is the near painless part of making a video, Editing is the more tedious yet thrilling part of the process. Editing in iMovie is somewhat quicker than other editing applicati...
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I'M HANGRY TOO

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There’s something thrilling about being in the kitchen. There is an abundance of meal ideas, from the simplest like noodle soup to the more complicated like thanksgiving dinners. Regardless of what’s being made, cooking and baking is fun especially for the food connoisseurs. Recipes can be passed down in families and tweaked overnight. Take the tradition and spice it up. How to make homemade chicken soup with ramen noodles: Who doesn’t like ramen noodle? No one can go wrong with a noodle soup, whether you are sick or not. It’s like college students bff especially when the struggle is real. Sometimes it gets boring eating it constantly, so why not demonstrate how we can add more ingredients for flavor and satisfaction. How to make Honduran style Enchiladas: I’m sure anyone who eats Mexican food can describe what a traditional enchilada looks like. you can be almost certain the same can’t be said for other central American style enchilada. The Honduran way will change ...
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REMEMBER SCONEX? I might've been about 13 or 14, and before I ever heard of Myspace there was Sconex. My cousins helped me make an account, and now that I think of it I was then what it is now to be the epitome of catfish which is hilarious. Everything was a lie - my name, my age even my profile picture, it was a photo of Beyoncé. I remember religiously going online and checking my Sconex notifications, seeing who sent me friend requests, who in-boxed me, what people posted etc. At that age it’s easy to fall prey on the internet especially when you have little to any knowledge of the predators that exist online. There was this one boy I spoke to on there regularly, I never met him in person and never even heard his voice. I enjoyed speaking to him, I felt like I had another friend, that of which I never had many of. My mind was so premature that I never really stopped to question the real identity of that person. When you don't know any better you don't stop to ta...
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