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So as the title states I know someone that graduated with a bachelors in bio-tech from a university. They don't have job experience in the field nor lab hours that they've participated in. I feel that this person would be a good fit but don't know where to direct them to get them started. Will they, more than likely, need more schooling?

Be prepared for a wall of text. I've thought a lot about this. Tell me what you think!

I've been beginning to think what if 'Project Titan' isn't truly about building an Apple branded car? I think Apple realizes that building a car from ground up is difficult, requires many moving parts, and an entirely new facility to build vehicles. Many people think that they will partner with existing manufacturers to help with production of the vehicle because doing it themselves right off the bat would require too many resources.

I honestly think that they know that the challenges of starting a vehicle company from ground up is ridiculously difficult. Profit margins in this area for Apple, I think,

Has anyone noticed that Apple is slowly starting to adopt the google way of naming things. Google has Google Drive, Google Wallet, etc. Apple strayed away from the "i"Product naming and is now doing Apple Watch, Apple Music, etc. They've always had Apple in front of most of the products like Apple iPhone and Apple iPad but now I feel like it has been Apple "Product/Service" instead of Apple "iProduct/iService" Anyone else see this trend?

I am currently shopping around my local dealerships in Nevada for a 2014 Dodge Charger. I have found one in particular that I feel very interested in and is being sold by a "No Hassle" Dealership. The specs of the car are as follows: 2014 Dodge Charger SE V6 5-speed 1 Previous Owner (Rental) ~20,000 miles

it is a CPO vehicle but the fact that the previous owner was a rental company bothers me. The vehicle listed is priced at ~19.5k and OTD of 21.7k. I am trying to see if this vehicle is really worth the ~22k price tag. Please let me know if I've forgotten any details.

So currently, I own a 2008 Toyota Camry. It has about 60k miles on it. As mentioned in the title, the title is a salvaged title. When I checked KBB a non-salvaged title in my car is worth about 8-10k. I want to know a few things: What is the likelihood of me getting a decent value upon trade in and what would it be? and how much could I get it for in private sale?

My sister recently purchased an Omega Juicer from Bed, Bath and Beyond. She hardly uses it and I decide I wanted to give juicing a shot. I've purchased all the basic ingredients to according to juicing recipes (Kale, apples, carrots, spinach, etc.) but a few questions still linger.

1. I'm sort of scared of doing a full juice fast and idk if I will be able to deal without actual food. I cannot live without meat. I've decided to go with juicing as meal replacements. Is this a good idea?

2. Also, I've read and heard that with weight loss during juicing, the weight usually comes back after a small amount of time of not juicing is this true? How can I prevent it?

3. In combination with juicing