When finding the caloric content of a meal often looking at the label on the package to find the content that is included in that specific food. Also by using one of the most popular sites that is myplate.gov by putting in everything for that meal will show exactly the content of the entire meal and shows if it is over or under the recommended intake (Trefil & Hazen, 2013). This source is very reliable because by putting in your information such as age, height, pounds, etc, you are able to calculate the recommended intake for the specific person. In finding the time of the kickoff for the Super Bowl, either looking at the guide on the television, newspaper, as well as using the internet by going to espn.com shows the times of the games. The internet resources used most often is using Google as the main major source that everyone uses when searching for information as this brings the best results when looking for something specific. However, when finding reliable sources such as articles or peer reviewed information is using the school library, as well as the websites that have org or gov as they are the most reliable resources as the information is more accurate that just using other sites. When find the forecast for the weather usually the weather channel, newspaper or by going to the local weather station on the internet to find the temperature and the extended forecast for the next ten days. Often this information updated several times a day to give the most accurate forecast possible. In finding the votes of a bill or nomination is going to the popular site whitehouse.gov as they provide all the information about votes and what specific nomination or bill is presented to be voted on. Finding the phone numbers of a local utility company usually looking in the phone book or even the bill will give you the phone number of the utility company. If not using one of