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		By: Suzanne Fluhr (Just One Boomer)		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Readers should be aware that the link in this article does not take you to a U.S. government website nor even to the website of a U.S. based business. It takes you to a fee for service company based in Germany. There is a logo on the page that says only &quot;Government Licensed&quot;. You have to read the fine print at the very, very bottom of the footer to be told that this is a company &quot;licensed&quot; by the German government whatever that means. I am not passing judgment on the quality of this company&#039;s work. I know nothing about them other than that I find their website somewhat deceptive.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Readers should be aware that the link in this article does not take you to a U.S. government website nor even to the website of a U.S. based business. It takes you to a fee for service company based in Germany. There is a logo on the page that says only &#8220;Government Licensed&#8221;. You have to read the fine print at the very, very bottom of the footer to be told that this is a company &#8220;licensed&#8221; by the German government whatever that means. I am not passing judgment on the quality of this company&#8217;s work. I know nothing about them other than that I find their website somewhat deceptive.</p>
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