Citing sources properly is essential to avoiding plagiarism in your writing not citing sources properly could imply that the ideas, information, and phrasing you are using are your own, when they actually originated with another author. The american psychological association (apa) style is an in-text referencing style and includes an in-text citation to briefly identify the source you have quoted or paraphrased a reference list for all in-text citations at the end of the document. Apa research paper format apa (american psychological association) research paper format is often used in papers related to psychology and social sciences in this citation, there is a general format in referencing through endnotes/footnotes, in-text, and reference pages.
How to cite an e-book in apa e-book – written work or composition that has been digitized and is readable through computers or e-readers (kindles, ipads, nooks etc) structure. I have 2 short essays due tommorow they are from my stories in my english book the thing is my english book is a collection of stories together and i remember my teacher saying you can just cite the story when you cite your sources you have to cite the book (which is american lit volume one)im. Of the publication manual of the american psychological association (august 2001) each source you cite in the essay must appear in your reference list likewise, each entry in the reference list must be cited in your text page and only within parentheses when citing multiple authors of a single work in your text. Note: apa does not require a page number reference for summaries, but you are encouraged to include it when it would help the reader find the relevant information in a long text be sure to ask your professor whether page numbers are needed for summaries in papers written for his/her class.
Apa uses parenthetical citation, or the use of a brief citation in parentheses within your paper to direct the reader to the full citation in your references section generally, the format is as follows (author's last name, year of publication of the source, page number) for example: (smith, 2013, p 69. How do you cite wikipedia in apa style update cancel ad by smvt including all your sources in a works cited page at the end of a scholarly essay or book helps readers to follow and confirm the validity of your research you may be asked to cite sources in american psychological association (apa), modern language association (mla) or. To cite a website in a paper using apa format, gather the author's name, the title of the article, the date of publication and the url for that website add an in-text parenthetical note, and include the source information in the list of references.
Apa (american psychological association) style is most commonly used to cite sources within the social sciences this resource, revised according to the 6 th edition, second printing of the apa manual, offers examples for the general format of apa research papers, in-text citations, endnotes/footnotes, and the reference page. No author: cite the first few words of the reference entry (usually the title) and the year use double quotation marks around the title of an article or chapter, and italicize the title of a periodical, book, brochure, or report. Using literary quotations in this case just include the page number in parentheses after the quotation or reference to the text to be sure, though, you should ask your course instructor such as apa, apsa, cbe, chicago/turabian, mla, and numbered references top. In-text citation (paraphrase) - entry that appears in the body of your paper when you express the ideas of a researcher or author using your own words for more tips on paraphrasing check out the owl at purdue.
Edit article how to cite an article inside of a book three methods: citing an article in a book using mla citing an article in a book using apa citing an article in a book using chicago community q&a sometimes when you are writing a research paper, you must use an article out of an anthology. You will need to give credit to both the original source and the source you actually used for example, if you read chan's book (published in 2002) and wanted to quote or paraphrase chan's quotation of nguyen (who published her work in 1999), your in-text citation will look like this. In apa, secondary sources often refer to sources found within other sources citing a source within a source is acceptable within academic writing as long as these citations are kept to a minimum you should use a secondary source only if you are unable to find or retrieve the original source of information. If you cite a group author in the reference list, then cite that group author in the in-text citations many courses at massey university use a book of readings, which is a collection of photocopied journal articles, book chapters, and other relevant material.
If you are citing a particular piece within an anthology or collection (more common), see a work in an anthology, reference, or collection below hill, charles a, and marguerite helmers, editors defining visual rhetorics. How to cite an essay online in mla this is similar to a chapter in a book or anthology cite the author of the essay, the name of the essay, the name of the collection, the editor of the collection, the publication information, and the page number(s) of the essay. When citing a chapter in a book, note the author of the chapter and year of publication in the text of your paper follow the essay or article in a book example under the books tab above when including the chapter in the references list at the end of your paper. Give the secondary source in the reference list in text, name the original work and give a citation for the secondary source for example, if allport's work is cited in nicholson and you did not read allport's work, list the nicholson reference in the reference list.
The apa style is one of the most common citation styles, along with the harvard style as well as compiling a bibliography, you also need to cite an article in a sentence this is known as the in-text citation and is less cluttered than its bibliographic counterpart. To cite an essay using mla format, include the name of the author and the page number of the source you’re citing in the in-text citation for example, if you’re referencing page 123 from a book by john smith, you would include “(smith 123)” at the end of the sentence. In order to avoid plagiarism, it is extremely important that you cite all words and ideas that you got from somewhere else put the information about the source in parentheses in the text of your paper as opposed to a footnote where the source information is at the bottom of the page or an endnote where it goes at the end of your paper.
Apa book citation examples are not double-spaced, but your references list should be double-spaced examples do not show indented lines after the first line, but yours should be indented author's last name, first initial middle initial (year of publication. How you cite a working within your document varies depending on your writing style, whether you are quoting your source directly, and the type of source you are quorting when using apa format, follow the author-date method of in-text citation. Whereas you might not always be able to supply all the above information, follow the general apa format for the specific type of source you are citing (journal, article, chapter, book, etc) include all necessary information to allow the reader to access the source material. Create customised interactive examples of apa references and in-text citations with this online tool journal article order: author(s), year of publication, article title (not in italics), journal name (in italics), volume number (in italics), issue number, and the page number range of the article.


It's Wednesday March 3rd at 2:30 in the afternoon. The sun is shinning. We all sit in the living room letting the sun warm us. We are reading. Books about bears and bratty kids, books about cowboys and farms. It is quiet, until a book is exchanged. Toben whines about a book that someone is actually reading. It is passed over to him, and once again there is only the sound of turning pages. A very wonderful sound.


Director : Dan Reed
Cast(s) : Michael Jackson, Wade Robson, Jimmy Safechuck
Genre : Documentary
Released Date : 25 January 25, 2019
Runtime : 240 Minutes
At the height of his stardom Michael Jackson began long-running relationships with two boys, aged 7 and 10, and their families. Now in their 30s, they tell their story and how they came to terms with it years later.
CLICK ON LINKS BELOW TO DOWNLOAD


Do you have several back issues of
Have you ever looked for a specific article but not known which issue it was in?
We are pleased to introduce the Descend-O-Gram Master Index. Compiled by Sue Follansbee, the master index lists the articles, subjects, pictures, poems, and stories contained in newsletters from 1984-2009.
The Descend-O-Gram is the quarterly newsletter of The Sons & Daughters of the First Settlers of Newbury. While the news items can become outdated, the articles and essays written by members are invaluable to genealogists and historians.
We present here the beginnings of a collection of articles and essays from past issues of The Descend-O-Gram. Articles have been scanned from the original newsletters and will open in a new window as a PDF file.
The History of Old Town Hill
Historical account of Old Town Hill and the Newman Road & Lower Green areas [Winter 1986]
The Poore Mansion (aka Poore Tavern)
A venerable landmark that was unfortunately torn down in the 19th century [Winter 1986]
Nail Manufacturing in Essex County
The first machines to make complete nails were invented by Newburyport's Jacob Perkins [Winter 1987]
Burying Ground on Crane Neck Hill
"The Winter of 1747-48 in Essex County"
Six-year-old Micah Dole succumbs to illness but the winter weather
prevents his family from reaching the cemetery [Winter 1987]
The Land Bank
Paper money was scarce in the early days of the settlement [Summer 1987]
HISTORICAL EVENTS Newbury & Newburyport in the Lexington Fight
The role of the residents of Newbury and Newburyport during the Revolution [Fall 1986]
When Christmas Celebrations Were a Crime
For many years, the Puritans outlawed the keeping of Christmas [Winter 1987]
GENEALOGY & RESEARCH Calendar Confusion
How to interpret double-year dates, such as March 1, 1733/4 [Winter 1986]
The Sons & Daughters of the First Settlers of Newbury, Mass.
Can't find any
Please click here to reload with frames.


Advice To Travellers
Published by Penumbra Press (1994)
"The traveler was active; he went strenuously in search of people, of adventure, of experience. The tourist is passive; he expects interesting things to happen to him. He goes 'sight-seeing'." —Daniel J. Boorstin
Poems as accessible as an advice column, but “as unsentimental as spit on the sidewalk,” intended for the real travellers on life’s rugged roads—not for the tourists. As a reviewer for Books in Canada remarked, Stange’s poems “achieve a hard precision.” These are tough poems.
Penumbra Press (1994)
Softcover (6x9 inches) 80 pages
Signed by author edition: $20
Link to publisher unsigned edition: $12.95


الأحد، ٢٨ يناير|
Starseed Shaman Journey
A journey to the Stars through Sounds, Mantras and Language of Ancient Egypt gods and goddesses.
Time & Location
٢٨ يناير ٢٠٢٤، ٧:٠٠ م – ٢٩ يناير ٢٠٢٤، ٧:٠٠ م
Al Qarna, البعيرات، Al Bairat, Al Qarna, Luxor Governorate 1345179, Egypt
About the event
A Channelled Sacred Sound Bath of Sirian and Ancient Egyptian god sounds and language as we journey through the energy field awakening sleeping centres traveling out into the cosmos to experience the Wisdom of the Universe and.
122 Euros individual 200 Euros up to 4 people 300 Euros for 5 people or more.
I Am a Starseed Shaman and Master Energy Healer. Founder of the LUXOR Light Ascension System of Meditation.
The frequencies are from Sirius and the language is the first language that came to Earth at the Beginning of what we call time. A language of Light known by all Souls and a mix of Ancient Egyptian, Sanskrit, Tibetan, Hebrew and Ancient Chinese. You will also experience Sounds from the Ancient Gods of Ancient Egypt such as the Ancient Egyptian God Shu, the god of peace, lions, air and the wind. He was one of the Primordial gods and brother of Tefnut, and one of the 9 dieties of the Ennead of the Heliopolis cosmology. He is sometimes represented as a lion or as a man wearing a feather. I also bring forward the Codes of Thoth, the Activation Keys of Enoch and the Sirian Star Master Sounds of a strange whistling language that washes us with Christ Consciousness.
You will also experience the frequencis of the ancient Egyptian Gods Hu and Heh and Iah.
Hu was an Egyptian god who personified the authority of utterance or the spoken word. He was a minor god but one of the most important gods. Heh was in the Oddoad in the ancient Egyptian religion and was the personification of infinity representing eternal life. Ah was an Egyptian god associated with time and the ancient Egyptian calendar therefore also connected to Thoth. The three sounds are often sounded together and bring about Creation itself. This is a powerful freqeuncy to be bathed in.
There are many more sounds and frequencies that I will explain during a workshop or session booked with me.
If you are visiting Luxor and would like to experience this sacred one on one journey please register on WhatsApp on +61430026133 to arrange a suitable time, or claim this time.
Groups are welcome.
Advanced meditators only.


If there was one way to sum up In Defence of Dogs it is this: Dogs are not wolves. If there was one more it would be that wolves are wildly misunderstood.
It’s not necessarily an easy read as it’s heavy on the science, but anthrozoologist and author Dr John Bradshaw has a lot of interesting things to say and a talent for communicating it. I thought that he managed to strike a perfect balance between readability and science and found it hard to put down. It’s a fascinating book and will absolutely change the way you look at the evolutionary and behavioural history of not only dogs, but wolves as well. It thoroughly debunks dominance theory in dogs (and wolves) and provides an insight into the real motivations of our canine besties.
The book provides strong evidence for the importance of the human/canine bond and how decades worth of not very rigorous research led us to believe some ridiculous things. This book should be required reading for anyone who is interested in dog training and behaviour, evolutionary science too. Actually, everyone should read it, it’s great 🙂


Call for submissions
Call for Extended Abstracts
We request the contribution of extended abstracts with up to 1,000 words (excluding bibliography) in strict compliance with the provided formatting guidelines. The abstracts should include a concise summary of the significance, major research questions, data and methods, and findings. All contributed extended abstracts will go through peer review. Accepted abstracts will be considered for oral presentations only and published on the conference website.
Call for Organized Sessions
We welcome proposals for organized sessions that match the theme of the IAMO Forum 2023. Proposal should include the title of the session and an abstract of up to 1,000 words (excluding bibliography) that describes the relevance of the session to the conference topic and provides a list of speakers.
Important dates for all submissions:
Submission deadline (extended!): 27 February 2023
Notification of acceptance: 27 March 2023
Submission of abstracts and session proposals is open at https://www.conftool.org/iamo2023.


Breaking it down: Bioinformatics and Artificial Intelligence with Sin Yee [EP12 – Beyond the Lab]
What does all these jargons surrounding AI and bioinformatics mean? What future does it hold in Malaysia? How is it actually being applied?
Meet Sin Yee! Though young, she has tonnes of knowledge and experience on bioinformatics and AI. She has worked (and still is) on the coronatracker, and is currently a full time research assistant in Universiti Teknologi Malaysia. She breaks down what these technical jargons mean, how it is used, and the future of these fields for Malaysia. She also shares what her research and past projects, such as the ones on autism and coronatracker, are all about!


Dreams That Change Our Lives
Have you ever awakened from a dream that left you feeling stunned—a dream so vivid or impactful—so unexpected—that it changes your life from that point forward? Imagine you could ask a question of a dream character, or the dream itself, and watch as a profoundly surprising response appears. Suppose you could take action in your dream to eliminate a recurring nightmare, heal a relationship, or even a physical ailment. The 100 dreamers in this book have! Includes the story of the dream that changed my life.
101 Dream Dates: How to Say I Love You to the Most Important Person in Your Life–YOU!
A Dream Date is time you set aside for yourself to do something by yourself. This is what could happen when you focus quality time on yourself.
- You’ll feel enriched and empowered
- You’ll have more love, energy and passion to give to others
- Your self-confidence will grow
- You’ll begin to fall in love with yourself again!
101 Dream Dates features “road maps” for 101 mind-shifting outings and adventures created by best-selling author Debbie Spector Weisman, along with a Dream Date diary where you can record your Dream Date experiences.
Amazing Woman It’s Your Time To Emerge
Through this collection of moving, deeply vulnerable stories, teachings, and guidance you will discover ways to create a NEW narrative of your future by taking forwarding steps to …
•Be the amazing woman you know yourself to be a
•Set yourself free from old, outdated agreements
•Define your destiny with passion.
•Transform difficult challenges into a deeper connection with your purpose
“Use the power of your dreams to claim your unvoiced confidence, shift your perspective, guide you to your destiny, and make your impact on the world.” – Debbie Spector Weisman
Chicken Soup for the Soul: Dreams and Premonitions
Understand your dreams and premonitions through these amazing 101 stories of miracles, divine intervention, and insight.
Your dreams and premonitions can change your life. They are a window into what you subconsciously know, and they can also be a look into the unknown, delivering guidance from loved ones who have passed on and from other mysterious sources. Listen to your dreams; learn from them. They can provide you with unconventional— yet genius-level—guidance.
Dancing In The Unknown
What happens when we jump off the ledge? What happens if you ask WHAT IF?
The stories in this book, including mine, are from real people who asked that question, stayed with it long enough to have a new experience, build new neuro-pathways, new institutions and beliefs that came from a deeper, more meaningful place, which impacted them so deeply that they cannot return to the “Known” They must Dance in the Unknown… because that is where life happens….
It Came Out of My Vagina – Now What?
If you’re looking for the definitive book on parenting, this isn’t it. It is a hilarious, and honest look at parenting from a group of Moms who’ve been there, done that. Pick it up after a hard mommy day, or give it to a new mom. It will make you laugh, cry and nod your head in agreement, but most importantly it will remind you that being a mom is one of the hardest and most rewarding life experiences you will ever have.
Written by Betsy Chasse and Debbie Spector Weisman. Betsy is a filmmaker most notable for What The Bleep Do We Know?! and an author of Tipping Sacred Cows. Debbie is an author and veteran of the parenting wars, a mom of two, and a grandma who has also put her experience to good use helping others as a dream-life coach.
“This book is the antidote to the fear mongering and perfection standards dominating the mommy space. With humor, anecdotes and a healthy dose of top quality tips and tricks, Betsy and Debbie manage to do what no other book will do… teach you to calm down, deal with it, and actually enjoy parenthood for all the crazy chaos it actually is.” Mallika Chopra, Author, Owner of Intent.com


Are you interested in submitting an article for the JNPA – The Journal of The Nurse Practitioner Association New York State?
Below is information on our process and some helpful guidelines. Click here
to download a pdf of the information below.
The Nurse Practitioner Association New York State seeks to publish a variety of highly relevant information for Nurse Practitioners practicing in New York State and beyond. The NPA seeks evidence- based clinical articles that will be of interest to nurse practitioners and other health professionals practicing in a variety of settings.
Submission of Articles:
Original papers should be submitted in Word format electronically to Sue Hubbard at shubbard@TheNPA.org
. The articles should not exceed 3,500 words and should follow current APA guidelines.
Articles will be peer reviewed by at least three members of the Clinical Advisory Committee. Once the article is received it will then be sent to our Clinical Advisory Committee Chair who will review and send to the committee members for their review and input.
All edits will be sent back to the author for review and approval or comments.
Once the article is approved by the Clinical Advisory Committee Chair and the author(s), then the article will be sent back to Sue Hubbard to be included in the JNPA at its next publication date.
The author(s) will need to sign a Journal Release Form, which will be sent by the Clinical Advisory Committee Chair. Accountability and responsibility for content submitted rests solely with the submitting author(s).
– should be descriptive and concise.
List of Authors
– including credentials and contact information.
– should summarize the article in 100 words or less highlighing 3-4 key words.
– with any tables or figures on separate pages with written permission to use any copyrighted material.
- alphabetically using APA format
Citing Sources in APA Style
When writing a research paper, you often need to refer to the work of other people—to describe their research or ideas, or to quote them, for example. Whenever you refer to, paraphrase, or quote the theories or research of other people, you need to indicate in your paper the source of your information. Thoroughly documenting your sources has a number of advantages; for example, you help your reader to check the accuracy of your description of the source, and the credibility of the source itself. In addition, you demonstrate your knowledge of the literature in your area. Finally, you enable your reader to learn more about particular theories or findings mentioned in your paper.
Which documentation style should you use?
You have several different styles of documentation to choose from when citing sources. In most disciplines a specific set of guidelines is accepted as the standard. For any paper that requires documentation, however, you should first ask your instructor or professor which citation style you should use. The following guidelines and examples are from the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association, 5th edition, published by the American Psychological Association or APA. This manual is commonly used in courses in the social and natural sciences here at IU.
How should you document sources following the APA guidelines?
The APA guidelines specify two types of citations—one goes in the text of your paper, and the other at the end. The following example illustrates a reference citation in the text of a paper:
Some researchers have suggested that infants and young children store memories less efficiently than adults because specific neural structures required for memory storage have not yet matured in children at these ages (Nadel & Zola-Morgan, 1984).
In this example the writer informs us that the theory she describes was proposed in a paper by Nadel and Zola-Morgan, published in 1984. Note that the entire citation in this example—both the authors’ names and the year of publication of the article cited—is in parentheses. Depending on how a sentence is constructed, all or part of the citation may be placed in parentheses. For example, the sentence above could also be phrased this way:
Nadel & Zola-Morgan (1984) have suggested that infants and young children ...
In this example only, the article’s year of publication is inside the parentheses; the authors’ names are included as part of the main sentence.
For articles with one or two authors, use either of these methods of citing the source. For articles with three or more authors, you should list all the authors in the first citation; in subsequent citations, however, you usually need to cite only the first author, followed by the abbreviation “et al.” The following examples illustrate this point:
In a famous case study of amnesia, Milner, Corkin, & Teuber (1968) describe ... (first citation of this article)
The results of this study agree with those of Milner et al. (1968) ... (subsequent citation of the article)
At the end of your paper, you should give your reader the full citation for every source you have referred to in the body of your paper. These citations, which should include everything a reader would need to look up your source, go on a “References” page that immediately follows the text of your paper.
BOOKS AND BOOK CHAPTERS
Below are examples of citations of the most commonly used types of sources. If you need to cite a source that isn’t illustrated here, consult the complete APA Manual. Note that these entries should be double-spaced; we have single-spaced them here to save space.
1. An entire book:
Springer, S. P. & Deutsch, G. (1985). Left brain, right brain (Rev. ed.). New York: W. H. Freeman.
Brand, M. & Harnish, R. M. (Eds.). (1986). The representation of knowledge and belief. Tucson, AZ: University of Arizona Press.
The first example shows how to cite a revised edition; the second, an edited volume. Note that: (1) all lines except the first are indented; (2) each section of the entry ends with a period followed by a single space; (3) in a list of authors, an ampersand (the symbol "&"), rather than the word “and,” is used before the last author’s name; (4) in an article with several authors, all authors’ names are inverted; and (5) only the first word of the book or chapter is capitalized.
2. An anonymous book:
The American heritage dictionary (2nd college ed.). (1991). Boston: Houghton Mifflin.
3. A chapter in an edited volume:
Nadel, L., & Zola-Morgan, S. (1984). Infantile amnesia: A neurobiological perspective. In M. Moscovitch (Ed.), Infant memory (pp. 145-172). New York: Plenum.
Levine, S. C. (1993). Effects of early unilateral lesions: Changes over the course of development. In G. Turkewitz & D. A. Devenny (Eds.), Developmental time and timing (pp. 143-165). Hillsdale, NJ: Erlbaum.
Note that while the names of the author(s) of the chapters are inverted, the names of the editors of the volumes are not inverted.
ARTICLES IN JOURNALS, MAGAZINES, AND NEWSPAPERS
Citations for journal and magazine articles follow the same general form as citations of books, with the same sections:
1. author name(s), last names first;
2. year of publication, in parentheses;
3. full title of article: capitalize only the first word of the title, and don’t underline it or put quotation marks around it;
4. publication information, including the title of the periodical or journal (spelled out—not abbreviated—and italicized) and the volume (also italicized) and page numbers.
1. A journal with continuous pagination (i.e., the page numbers in one issue begin where those in the previous issue left off):
Loftus, E. F. (1993). The reality of repressed memories. American Psychologist, 48, 518-537.
Milner, B., Corkin, S., & Teuber, H.-L. (1968). Further analysis of the hippocampal syndrome: 14-year follow-up study of H. M. Neuropsychologia, 6, 215-234.
2. A journal that paginates each issue separately:
Hubel, D. H. & Wiesel, T. N. (1979). Brain mechanisms of vision. Scientific American, 241(3), 150-164.
Note that in this example the volume number (241) is followed (with no space) by the issue number in parentheses (3), then a comma.
3. An article in a magazine:
Steinberg, J. A. (1991, March). Putting your business on the map. MacUser, 7, 158-163, 166-167.
Note in this example that the article is not published on continuous pages; instead, it appears on pages 158 through 163, and then again on pages 166 and 167.
4. An article in a newspaper:
Clark County schools teaching sign, integrating deaf and hearing students. (1996, January 29). Indiana Daily Student, p. 4.
Because no author is listed for this article, the citation begins with the title and would be alphabetized under the first significant word. If an author had been listed, the year and date in parentheses would be listed after the author’s name, as in other periodical citations. In the text, this source would be referred to by a shortened version of the title (e.g., “Clark County Schools, 1996”).
CITATION FORMS FOR ELECTRONIC MEDIA
1. Internet article based on a print source:
Swanson, H.L. (1999). What develops in working memory? A life span perspective [Electronic version]. Developmental Pyschology, 35, 986-1000.
In this example, the online version and the print version are identical; if you think the online version differs from the print version, include the URL and the date you accessed the article.
2. Multiple-page document created by a private organization:
National Parent Information Network. (n.d.) Character education: The role of parents, teachers, and the community. Retrieved October 18, 2001, from http:/npin.org/library/2001/n00584/n00534.html
For an up-to-date guide on citing electronic resources (Web pages, email communications, listservs) in APA style, please consult: Electronic Reference Formats Recommended by the American Psychological Association.
Produced by Writing Tutorial Services, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN
Tutorial on APA http://www.apastyle.org/learn/tutorials/basics-tutorial.aspx


JAGS 0.99.1 is now available. This is a bug fix release
- The log likelihood for the Dirichlet distribution was incorrect. Surprisingly, this made very little impact on the classic bugs examples (which is why I did not find the bug earlier). Your models may be more sensitive, however, so if you use the Dirichlet distribution, please check your results
- JAGS now compiles (almost) without warnings on Solaris. In addition, you can now link JAGS against the standard C++ library provided by Sun (libCstd), although I would still recommend using the stlport version (libstlport4).
- Checking of parameter values for stochastic nodes was broken. This is now working again.


Here at Barr 1 Highland Supply we receive a ton of emails and phone calls........... what will my child need to get started playing the bagpipes?
The Answer is: A book and a practice chanter with practice chanter reed.
Book- The Highland Bagpipe Tutor Book 1 is the best book for starters. Some of your best pipers playing today started with this book.
Practice chanter- R.G, Hardie (junior or regular length practice chanter) you have a number of different choices however this is one of our favorite . One of the big advantages is It has the O rings as apposed to the hemp. This allows the beginner to properly install the chanter together the same way everytime.
NOTE: This is the children's size chanter. Adults, please go back to starter kits and select " Starter Kits".
Kids ages 4-9 we suggest the junior length, ages 9 and up we suggest the regular length or long. The long practice chanter has a package all my itself. Please go back to start-up packages and select "Start-up with long practice chanter"
The R.G. Hardie basic practice chanter is a budget chanter with a plain finish and countersunk holes. An excellent choice for a young child who has not yet developed for the standard or long size practice chanters.
Comes complete with a reed.
The Highland Bagpipe Tutor Book 1 by The National Piping Centre (Incorporating the College of Piping) is the most widely used instruction guide for beginning the bagpipes. This book is also known fondly as the "Green Tutor Book". This trusted resource has clear pictures and text that have helped many learn the bagpipes. In addition, you will find supporting video clips for each lesson at: www.thepipingcentre.co.uk/learn/tutorbooks
In 2019, the Green Tutor Book was edited to reflect an exciting, modern look, complete with a new cover. This new version continues the longevity of excellent information, and the book's original integrity has been maintained. This book begins with the basics: reading music, playing notes on the practice chanter, and fundamental fingering. By Lesson 4, you're starting to play part of a tune. The book includes 14 tunes.


I need to extract the contents of a tar.gz file to a different destination folder in Linux? Is it possible in a single command?
You can use the -C or the –directory flag to specify a destination directory like this.
tar -xf yourfile.tar.gz -C /var/www/
Thanks Vipin. Is there a way to discard the parent folder in the archive and extract only the inner files/folder of the archive?
My archive is
ojs-3.3.0-5.tar.gz. When I extract this to /var/www/ojs/ folder with this command
tar -xf ojs-3.3.0-5.tar.gz -C /var/www/ojs/, I am getting an
ojs-.3.3.0-5 folder inside
/var/www/ojs/. Is there a way to avoid this and have the inner files and folder alone?


“Do you have any old books? I need a gift for my fiancee.” That was one of the stranger requests that we’ve received at Booksavers of Virginia. The customer told us his fiancee just liked old books and he wasn’t sure if she liked more than the look of them. That solved a problem for us. I was working on a Luther Bible in German script without a title page, probably from the eighteenth century. I had not been able to identify any distinguishing features of the Bible to permit us to list the Bible on Amazon. The book was about three inches thick, by six wide by nine long. The leather cover was well-preserved with five raised bands on the spine. There was only limited foxing (brown spots) on the pages. When the groom-to-be saw the Bible on the shelf in its warm brown leather binding with only “attractive” wear, he was sure that his fiancee would be happy with the gift. (I don’t remember the price, but it was more than $50).
Booksavers of Virginia is part of Gift & Thrift of Virginia. We are part of the Mennonite Central Committee network of stores that raise funds for famine and disaster relief and for development work, mostly overseas. Most of the books, DVDs, and CDs posted to Amazon fall in the seven to fifteen dollar range. Many have UPCs and ISBNs and are easily identified. My work is with the items that do not have these numbers and often requires a good bit of research. All of the items mentioned above are donated. Those not posted on Amazon may be displayed for sale in the retail store. Books and magazines not sold are sold to paper recyclers.
Another old book I worked on was a late nineteenth, early twentieth century Bible with local newspaper clippings of births and deaths. It had no title page and was destined for recycling. The manager said, “Let’s put it on the [in store] silent auction. Maybe someone will want it for the local information.” Result: $90. In the electronic age I am amazed that we still receive books for which I cannot find electronic records. Recently I process an autobiography of a pilot who had lived just down the road (north) the road in Basye, Va. He had piloted private planes for famous personalities in film, sports and politics. None of the standard book sources or variations of Google searches turned up a record of the book.
Due to several retirement villages in the area, plus three higher education institutions and numerous immigrants, we receive donations of many non-English language items. I’ve discovered you can find Dale Carnegie’s How to win friends and influence people in Farsi, that there is a language called Catalan (formerly thought a Spanish dialect) and that a 1986 book in Russian published in Azerbaijan is barely understandable by a young (Russian speaking) Ukrainian. When a cookbook in a southeast Asian language (I thought) arrived, none of us could find anything in the book to determine its origins. So, I took it to a Laotian restaurant to ask for help. When the cook looked at it, she said, “Oh, yes, this is Laotian country cooking”. (I remembered seeing French words in a menu in an upscale Laotian restaurant, so I guessed I knew what she meant.) Then she said, “How much do you want for the book?” I admitted I had no idea of its value. I told her the book was to be sold for disaster and famine relief, including funding for refugee camps in Southeast Asia. We agreed on $10 or $15, I believe. Five years or so later, she bought another Laotian cookbook.
Bunyan’s Holy War in German script? Photos from a famous nightclub in New York in the late thirties? A compendium on the fur trade in North America? All these and more have come through Booksavers and valued at $500 or more. The photo album sold for $1200. A devotional book from the eighteenth century may have been worth more. It contained an 1742 Luther Bible, a shorter catechism, an early devotional work and a special Psalter. These were specially bound together in leather with an intact metal clasp. We were unable to get full value for the volume because of the difficulty of describing the different parts. Value is not always measured in dollars. The manager fielded a call from Texas about a cookbook. The caller asked about particular pages and recipes. Then they ordered the book, saying their copy of the cookbook was lost in a flood and they valued the recipes it contained.


Kick start your child’s path to reading with Bob Books and Versatile Beginning Readers Set. This learning set is perfect for kids who know the Alphabet and is introduced to 2-3 letter phonics words. The Beginning readers workbook introduces letter sound and children are taught four, letter sounds. It also provides children additional practice that they will love and need! It is very beneficial and essential to your kid when it comes to helping them build a strong reading foundation. The stories in the book are filled with fun and educational materials. Alongside these books, kids can practice the skills they are learning by doing Versatile activities. This fun educational puzzle-like practice system creates a hands-on learning way of reviewing what they are learning with Bob Books. It is a very easy way to learn, simply line up the answer case on top of the page in the book then line the tiles up on top to start. Afterwards pick up tiles 1-8 and answer the question underneath it. Once each tile is placed, close the case, flip it over, and see if the pattern matches what is on the bottom right corner of the page. This practice is what helps children comprehend what they are learning and gives them the confidence in their reading abilities. Includes: 12 easy-to-read books (12 pages each), 20-page Versatile workbook with 20 hands-on learning activities, and 1 Versatile answer case.


At Hamilton Public Library, Westdale Branch, you can enjoy FREE service as long as you work, live or study in Hamilton. We offer free wi-fi on High Speed Internet. For students and local residents, you can check out Books, EBooks, Magazines and Movies for free. There are many digital resources available at your fingertips. If you’re planning to travel, our Mango language-learning interactive service can teach you 60+ languages online. If you want to kill time in the Airport or on the beach, you can download online magazines from ZINIO and movies from HOOPLA. Check out our Website or visit us at Westdale Branch. Look forward to meeting you here!


Top 10 classic children’s books
What better way to awaken the love of reading to children with classic books with educational values implicit . If you’re looking for a book to give to your son today we recommend our list of the top 10 classic children’s books .
As you know, reading can be a good example to instill values to the children of the house and also their intellectual wealth increases when they are driven through the pages of books.
classic children’s books to inculcate values to children
Notes the classic children’s books more values instilled in children that are part of the cultural heritage. The list is long, but today we selected 10 of them to guide you if you want to give your child a book and want to begin with recognized readings.
1. The Jungle Book, is a collection of stories written by Rudyard Kipling English. It is a simple and easy-to-read story is about a baby who has been in the middle of the jungle and is raised by wolves. In this way, it grows and lives with animals like one of them. We recommend this book for children because it transmits important values such as solidarity .
2. The Little Vampire, Angela Sommer-Bodenburg. It’s a children’s book about the friendship between a human and a vampire boy Anton von Rüdiger Schlotterstein child. Both live a series of adventures that often attract children a lot. In addition, this children’s book promoted as educational value the importance of friendship between very different beings and loyalty.
3. Momo, Michael Ende. It deals with the concept of time and how it is used in modern societies by men. His potagonista Momo is an orphan girl who lives in the ruins of an amphitheater and has the ability to listen. This book is recommended for adolescents rather, since they appear critical of consumerism. In reading some aspects to value the little things in life and the importance they appear.
4. The Alchemist, by Paulo Coelho. To read the novel online (free), please click on alchemist pdf.
5. Puss in Boots, of Charles Perrault. It is a very popular about the adventures of a cat that receives an inheritance of a miller narrative. The values that appear in the book are humility, trust, patience, courage and ingenuity cat will face many adventures.
6. The Neverending Story by Michael Ende. It all starts when a child of 11, Bastian, steals in a bookstore a volume entitled “The Neverending Story” and terrified by the crime, hiding in the attic of the school to read. The play is a classic that promotes important values such as friendship, attitude to the conflicts that have to solve humans in situations that have not chosen this book tend to like children by doses of imagination and fantasy containing your pages .
7. The Adventures of Pinocchio by Carlo Colladi. This classic book for children s tells the story of a wooden puppet who wants to become a child of flesh and blood. Teaches important values through endearing stories reminding ourselves in our journey through the world.
9. Matilda, by Roald Dahl. It’s about a very intelligent girl whose parents do not understand it because they prefer television to read books. The values instilled thischildren’s book are the effort, the ability to improve, self-esteem and the importance of studying.
10. The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, CS Lewis. Four children living in an isolated house discover a wardrobe that leads to Narnia, a snowy country. The story of this book two children promotes solidarity values.


Examining the achievement gap through the prism of race, the authors explain the need for candid, courageous conversations about race in order to understand why performance inequity persists. Through these "courageous conversations," educators will learn how to create a learning community that promotes true academic parity. Practical features of this book include: Implementation exercises; Prompts, language, and tools that support profound discussion; Activities and checklists for administrators; Action steps for creating an equity team.
Description from https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1043462.Courageous_Conversations_about_Race
Dear Data is a year-long, analog data drawing project by Giorgia Lupi and Stefanie Posavec, two award-winning information designers living on different sides of the Atlantic. By collecting and hand drawing their personal data and sending it to each other in the form of postcards, they became friends. Each week, and for a year, they collected and measured a particular type of data about their lives, and used this data to make a drawing on a postcard-sized sheet of paper.
Description from http://www.dear-data.com/theproject
Sometimes issues arise that require special attention; student conflicts that are disrupting the entire campus or that spill over into the community; parent dissatisfaction that is becoming distracting and disruptive; ongoing conflicts that have a sticky quality and are difficult to work through. The facilitators can help you work through these issues, using the council format for circle dialogue. You will deepen communication, develop shared understanding, understand how people and perceptions are affected by each other, and come to agreements that will move you forward.
Description from http://www.centerforrestorativeprocess.com/about.html
From the internationally bestselling creator of Wreck This Journal, an interactive guide for exploring and documenting the art and science of everyday life.
Artists and scientists analyze the world around them in surprisingly similar ways, by observing, collecting, documenting, analyzing, and comparing. In this captivating guided journal, readers are encouraged to explore their world as both artists and scientists. The mission Smith proposes? To document and observe the world around you as if you’ve never seen it before. Take notes. Collect things you find on your travels. Document findings. Notice patterns. Copy. Trace. Focus on one thing at a time. Record what you are drawn to. Through this series of beautifully hand-illustrated interactive prompts, readers will enjoy exploring and discovering the world in ways they never even imagined.
Description from http://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/303309/how-to-be-an-explorer-of-the-world-by-keri-smith/9780399534607/
This guide is made up of three parts. In part one, they share the story of our work and how it has developed over time. In part two, they guide you through the “Rida Framework,” the primary planning tool and the anchor of work in the classroom. In part three, they lay out our “Root Practices” and resources through a series of how-to instructions and worksheets.
Description from http://www.detroitfutureschools.org/dfs-toolkit/
The what, who, why, where, when, and how youth voice happens
Description taken from intro


102 25th Ave, Seattle, Washington
102 25th Ave, Seattle, Washington 98122 - Great Opportunity in the heart of Seattle. Centrally located. Growing vibrant neighborhood. Never a vacancy. Duplex with a third non conforming unit. Long term tenants. Low Rents, LR2 zoning. Low Rise Multifamily zoned for future development. Very Bike friendly and walkable neighborhood. Walk to Swedish Hospital, Library, Restaurants and Seattle University.
Listing Courtesy of AgencyOne


Unit Five: Treaty Relationships & the Charter of Rights and Freedoms
What Treaty is Flamborough part of? (Remember that written text does not capture "spirit and intent")
Some things to consider when looking at a Written Treaty:
- What is a Treaty from an indigenous perspective?
- What was the spirit and intent of the Treaty? What does this phrase mean?
- Was this Treaty rooted in the Treaty of Niagara (1764) and Silver Covenant Chain of Friendship?
- What were the oral interpretations and descriptions that came with the written document?
- How were complex terms and concepts translated and explained to the Indigenous delegates?
- How were complex terms and concepts translated and explained to the Crown's delegates?
- Is it even possible to surrender a specific area of land, with fixed boundaries, if you are a society that does not believe in a world-view where just a transaction can exist?
- Does purchasing land include purchasing sovereignty?
- Who were the people signing on behalf of the Crown? Indigenous Nations?
- Why was only the Mississauga Nation engaged?
- As people who live on this land, what do we do with Treaty No. 3?
Exploring the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
Dwnd the following note to learn about the different parts of Canadian law.
The text for this document was taken from the “Youth Guide to the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms - English Edition” published by the John Humphrey Centre.
Download the following case studies to learn about controversial developments in the Canadian Legal System:


I originally encountered Max Siollun when I read Oil, Politics and Violence (OPV), his excellent book on the history of Nigeria between 1966 and 1976, a period dominated by military coups and a bloody civil war. Soldiers of Fortune is a deserving sequel to such a powerful book. Siollun does an excellent job of curating the power tussles and resulting coups that dominated the 80’s, and traces the transition of Nigeria’s military from an ideological group to one intent on shedding blood and seizing power as a means of self-preservation. The book is a unque peek into the subterfuge and paranoia that defined Nigeria’s leadership between 1985 and 1993; and how a small group of professional coup plotters played a deadly game of musical chairs with the Nigerian polity.
There are three key themes from this book. Firstly, it reminds the reader of how military coups need a complicit populace to succeed. The term “coup baiting” explains the deliberate attempt by civilian interests to form public opinion against a sitting government, setting the tone for a military takeover. This explains the false dawn that accompanied coups, and the unearned legitimacy the populace gave to succesive military regimes. Despite questionable economic policies and laughable diplomatic gaffes, the militarry managed to rule Nigeria for 16 years without interruption. This is a lesson to Nigeria’s political class, and a reminder that the mistakes of the 80’s and 90’s can re-occur easily. Secondly, the Orkar coup demonstrates how coup plotting was driven by ethnic allegiances and perceived victimisation of particular tribes/people. The perceived exploitation of the Niger-Delta was a key theme of this coup, and it was not coincidental that the key actors were mostly from that region. The suppression of ethnic protestations by successive military government explains today’s instability where several parts of the country are under siege from regional warlords. Finally, we are reminded of how unprepared Nigeria’s leaders have been. It is arguable that apart from Babanginda and perhaps Abacha, Nigeria has been ruled by accidental leaders. Soldiers of Fortune is a reminder of how the country’s growth was stunted by a mix of leaders who were unwilling and/or unable to develop a clear roadmap for growth and development.
My most poignant chapter of the book is the portion devoted to the trial and execution of Major-General Mamman Vatsa and nine others. I remember reading about this coup in the papers, and watching footage of the trial on television. It was difficult not to shed a tear for General Vatsa, shackled in leg chains with handcuffs occupying his wrists beside an expensive wrist watch. He looked out of place, but maintained a resolute and dignified posture while men around him crumbled. In the end, the soldier and poet was killed to satisfy his childhood friend’s paranoia despite pleas from different pressure groups. It is ironic that General Bali remains the highest ranking officer to publicly question Vatsa’s guilt, when the same man delivered the terse nationwide broadcast that announced Vatsa’s execution. Siollun reminds the reader of those terse words, “in the military, the punishment for treason is death.” It is the biggest indication of the game of Russian Roulette that defined my childhood. A time when the mantra was first self preservation, before the common good.


Title: “PUNK 57” by Penelope Douglas
This BOOK you guys!! THIS BOOK!! I want to say it now. I still have the feels even as I write this. This is a NONE SPOILER REVIEW so you don’t have to worry!
“We were perfect together. Until we met.” – Misha
I can’t help but smile at the words in her letter. She misses me.
In fifth grade, my teacher set us up with pen pals from a different school. Thinking I was a girl, with a name like Misha, the other teacher paired me up with her student, Ryen. My teacher, believing Ryen was a boy like me, agreed.
It didn’t take long for us to figure out the mistake. And in no time at all, we were arguing about everything. The best take-out pizza. Android vs. iPhone. Whether or not Eminem is the greatest rapper ever…
And that was the start. For the next seven years, it was us.
Her letters are always on black paper with silver writing. Sometimes there’s one a week or three in a day, but I need them. She’s the only one who keeps me on track, talks me down, and accepts everything I am.
We only had three rules. No social media, no phone numbers, no pictures. We had a good thing going. Why ruin it?
Until I run across a photo of a girl online. Name’s Ryen, loves Gallo’s pizza, and worships her iPhone. What are the chances?
F*ck it. I need to meet her.
I just don’t expect to hate what I find.
He hasn’t written in three months. Something’s wrong. Did he die? Get arrested? Knowing Misha, neither would be a stretch.
Without him around, I’m going crazy. I need to know someone is listening. It’s my own fault. I should’ve gotten his number or picture or something.
He could be gone forever.
Or right under my nose, and I wouldn’t even know it.
This baby is a standalone and I LOVED this book! and I mean L-O-V-E!!! I think Penelope Douglas has become my next go to author. Anything she writes I must have, I must read, I need! Also, look at this book cover. It is STUNNING 💕. The colors are so vibrant, it sucks you in without even knowing what its about.
This is a New Adult book so there are some sexy times in here, so this book is definitely not for young readers but it also deals with self-growth, the fear of acceptance, friendship, loss and bullying. A book that one can easily relate too the characters. There is High School drama going on and……….not yet. I said no spoilers.The feels guys. I just finished the book and I already want to read it AGAIN!!
The characters were good and even the ones that popped in for like 10 seconds!!! I was like whaattt!?!? Who are these guys and where can I get more. The romance, the plot. It all kept you intoxicated to the story. You would not want to put it down. This book was that good. Oh and she has a playlist of the music that inspired her to write her characters and story and It matches. PERFECTLY. (I added some of that music to my ipod now ^^)
It is a MUST READ if you have not read. RECOMMEND to the 100th POWER!!!
Also there is something she wrote in her Acknowledgments section. I usually don’t read that section but for some reason I did and I am glad I did. I was touched and got teary. Since her book deals with Bullying, she was voicing out to her readers,to who were ever victims and went through this type (her book scenes) situations [before you read the next line Its not exactly a big spoiler but the lines she says she uses in her book]
“To anyone out there who might’ve related to what some of the characters went through, Just remember: it gets better, you are important, and you can’t be replaced. Hang on and you’ll find you tribe.”-Penelope Douglas
I found that inspirational, Mad respects to Penelope Douglas. Hope you enjoyed this post and comment below if you feel like reading this baby or already have. Until net time. (^^)/


Mímir Server (6.1)
Concept search, full-text search and annotation structure search in one scaleable index.
Mímir is a multi-paradigm information management index and repository which can be used to index and search over text, annotations, semantic schemas (ontologies), and semantic meta-data (instance data).
It allows queries that arbitrarily mix full-text, structural, linguistic and semantic queries and that can scale to gigabytes of text. A typical rich search or semantic annotation project deals with large quantities of data of different kinds. Mímir provides a framework for implementing indexing and search functionality across all these data types.


While a dementia diagnosis may seem isolating, we want all those living with the disease and their caregivers to know that they are not alone. Listed below are some of our favorite books to help provide different perspectives from the world of dementia.
Reclaiming Joy Together
“When you’re immersed in Respite, when you’re fully present and enter into engaged relationships with those on the journey with you, you will feel the warmth of God’s healing — of physical disease and mental isolation — in a tangible way. No government agency, healthcare entity, or private industry can provide the meaning or have the impact that compassionate human interaction delivered with God’s love can.”
Reclaiming Joy Together is a book meant to serve as both inspiration and a practical tool that will allow others to successfully build a local Respite Ministry to honor and care for those families with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia. But this book is not just a summary of what the Respite Community and program have learned and become. It also explains the vision for the future and a sustainable response – to build a nation of Respite Communities all guided by one driving purpose: to come alongside others who need the help of neighbors and new friends.
Ministry with the Forgotten: Dementia through a Spiritual Lens
Kenneth L. Carder
While acknowledging the devastation of dementia diseases, Bishop Ken Carder draws on his experience as a caregiver, hospice chaplain, and pastoral practitioner to portray the gifts and challenges accompanying the world of dementia.
In his journey, he confronts the profoundly personal and theological questions created by loving people with dementia while demonstrating how living with memory loss can be a means of growing in faith, wholeness, and ministry for the entire faith community.
He also reveals that authentic faith transcends intellectual beliefs, verbal affirmations, and prescribed practices. Instead, Bishop Carder asserts that the Judeo-Christian tradition offers a broader lens, defining personhood in relationship to God’s story and humanity’s participation in God’s mighty acts of creation, thereby contributing to hope, community, and self-worth.
Walking with Grace Revised
Walking with Grace Revised is a manual that will aid churches and faith-based communities in the process of discerning or starting a congregational Respite program. It is filled with eleven-plus years of tips, strategies, ideas, activities, and advice to ensure the success of a local program and is often dubbed a director’s “how-to” manual. From the program ideation to the day-to-day running of a ministry, this tool will equip and inspire all who read it.
*Staff Pick: “This is an excellent resource for building and implementing a new Respite program. Robin is a congregational Respite pioneer and vital in the development of the local Montgomery Respite Ministry for me. She is a wonderful mentor, care partner, speaker, and resource.”
Dementia Beyond Disease: Enhancing Well-Being, Revised Edition
G. Allen Power, M.D.
This book builds upon the foundation of Power’s award-winning book, Dementia Beyond Drugs, to reframe the care and support of people living with dementia. Power presents a strengths-based approach that focuses on enhancing seven domains of well-being for individuals in all living environments. In doing so, he challenges many of our long-held practices and provides an innovative approach that can lead to sustained improvements in the lives of people with dementia and their partners in care. The revised edition refines the language and attitudes required to achieve the author’s goals and includes new research supporting his approach.
*Staff Note: Respite for All co-founder, Daphne Johnston, based the Respite for All volunteer training and ideals on Dr. Power’s well-being approach. Respite strives to fill everyone participating in the program with well-being through one-on-one relationships and group dynamics.
Dementia-Friendly Worship: A Multifaith Handbook for Chaplains, Clergy and Faith Communities
Senior Editors: Lynda Everman and Don Wendorf
Religious faith is a powerful source of comfort and support for individuals and families facing dementia. However, many faith leaders need help adapting their ministries to address this group’s worship/spiritual needs. A product of Faith United Against Alzheimer’s, this handbook by 45 different authors represents diverse faith traditions, including Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Sikhism, Buddhism, and Native American. It provides practical help in developing services and creating dementia-friendly faith communities.
Dancing with Dementia: My Story of Living Positively with Dementia
Christine Bryden was a top civil servant and single mother of three children when she was diagnosed with dementia at the age of 46. Since then, she has gone on to challenge almost every stereotype of people living with dementia by campaigning for self-advocacy, writing articles, and speaking at national conferences.
This book is a vivid account of the author’s experiences of living with dementia, exploring the effects of memory problems, loss of independence, difficulties in communication, and the exhaustion of coping with simple tasks. She describes how, with the support of her husband, Paul, she continues to lead an active life, nevertheless, and explains how professionals and carers can help.
What Al Left Behind: Life After Alzheimer's
There is a surprising and very freeing future for caregivers after Alzheimer’s disease runs its course and leaves the building that you’ve been trying to make a home in. The house will never be the same. Your heart will never feel the same. But despite its bad reputation, living with Al isn’t all about heartbreak. It is about change, for Al refocuses how you see yourself, your home, the people around you, the way you wake up to your day, and even envision your future — and some of those changes are quite liberating.
*Staff Note: We love this book because Daphne’s view of what care partners face during the journey of dementia is, in many cases, the exact tool needed to look at dementia from a different angle. This book helps you gain a new perspective on what truly matters in life.


Foreword to Art and Writing
Word and image; text and texture; letter and line. There are so many levels on which writing and art come together, so many ways in which they interact, so much to be said about this interface that it is difficult to know where to start and when to stop. Sometimes the connections are very loose, as in texts which are illustrated or simply adorned by imagery, or images supported by text: the essays in a catalogue accompanying an exhibition, the titles - present even for "untitled" works - which, according to convention, are printed on small white cards and mounted discreetly on the gallery wall. More complex and interactive conjunctions come with comics and graphic novels, illuminated manuscripts, and the best of children's illustrated books. There are rare but compelling examples of adult illustrated prose such as that produced by WG Sebald, whose use of photographs as indeterminately fictional documents parallels the dream-like nature of his texts, or Tom Phillip's glorious Humument, which brings text and images into a unique and dense relationship, or much older experimental publications such as Laurence Sterne's Tristram Shandy.
The modernist interest in artists' notebooks and manifestos gave a new role and prominence to artists' writings, elevating them to the level of the art work itself. Art criticism and theory spawned their own genres, sometimes of simple commentary, sometimes of striking value in their own right: Klee's Angelus Novus is both the occasion for Walter Benjamin's exploration of the very idea of an "angel of history", and also a painting transformed by this critique. Cubist painters experimented with the use of newspapers, tickets, and other everyday items in painting, and with their collages and photomontages, as well as their experiments with typographic poetry, the Dadaists really began to integrate images and text. The drawings of Adolf Wölfli, the "outsider" artist - actually a true insider, locked up as he was for much of his life - who covered the backs of his drawings with wild writings and filling every space of his images, in what is said to have been his horror vacui, with words, sentences, sometimes long, spiralling texts, demonstrate the power of more intense interactions between the image and the word. Works like Rene Magritte's Ceci n'est pas une pipe or Roy Lichtenstein's Whaam, and those of artists such as Barbara Kruger and Jenny Holzer make the connection undeniable.
When Paul Klee wrote of drawing as "taking a line for a walk", he might just as easily have been describing the work of the poet as that of the artist. Indeed Klee's work is an interesting example of an artist using letter-like formations without regard for writing itself: an audience unfamiliar with the Western alphabet might assume that his forests and cities are populated by words. But artists who use words - as Klee also did from time to time -which carry all the meaning and resonance of language in their works are clearly doing something else. They are, at their most interesting, using text as a dense kind of image, an image which has a richer, or at least very different, function and effect than, say, the patch of colour next to it. A painting which uses words has an additional string to its bow, an extra means with which to communicate, something which detractors might even feel allows it to cheat by taking a short cut and making an unmediated appeal to its audience. But why not use whatever materials are to hand? A text which relies on the use of italics or capital letters rather than using the words themselves might also be said to be cutting corners to produce its emphatic effects. But all writing is inescapably visual, and the contemporary sophistication of advertising and graphic design has left no doubt about the power of fonts and colours, even handwritten styles, to shape the impact of a text. What happens to a poem by William Blake when, stripped of its colours and images, it appears in the Baskerville print of a cheap paperback, or can be shifted between fonts on a screen?
The use of writing, whether hard, impossible, or easy to read, is now a common feature of contemporary art. It was, in fact, the prevalence of textual material in so many of Ikon's recent shows that prompted us to explore this theme. The notebooks, sketches, and texts scrawled on the wall of the gallery - and even its toilets - by Nedko Solakov; the postcards and dated boxes painted with such precision by On Kawara; the almost legible masking tape writings stuck with such abandon on the wall by Matias Faldbakken: as artists become increasingly free and bold in their use of materials, media, and themes, it seems that word and image, text and texture, letter and line, are coming together as never before - at least, that is, in the context of Western art and languages. Elsewhere, they have never been so far apart: Chinese script, itself composed of pictograms rather than letters in the western sense, has always been incorporated into traditional Chinese painting, and the Islamic desire to avoid representational forms has given a complexity to calligraphy which has long blurred distinction between letters and images in Arabic, Farsi, and Urdu. Artists like He An, whose Mandarin text ran across the top of a Birmingham car park, or Shahzia Sikander, with her abstract lines dovetailing into Thai and Urdu scripts, or Shuruq Hulub, whose Book of Signatures brought Arabic into the gallery, have put some very different relations between image and text on show at Ikon too.
Those who cannot read the script, whether because of their own linguistic ignorance or the deliberate use of illegibility by the artist, may of course miss out on swathes of meaning and affect. But such loss can also be a privilege. Scripts which are scrambled, obscured, incomplete, or simply unknown to their audience can give writing a chance to break free of the imperatives of meaning. And even at its most legible, the presence of any writing in visual art is less about communication than the decontextualisation of text, a deterritorialisation which both reduces and elevates writing to the status of drawing: a matter of taking lines for a walk.
Sadie Plant, Birmingham 2012


Maybe it's a credit to law school that it makes you pursue more erudite endeavours, or maybe it's just that law school screws with what I now find enjoyable in my spare time, but this last holiday weekend when I wanted to bring along something to read, I chose a book about Shakespeare.
It turned out better than expected. Will in the World is an amazingly detailed biography of the bard, as if Guns, Germs & Steel had been written about the formation of one man let alone all of human civilization. I'm immediately adding this to my list of favorite books, because it makes eminently vivid and interesting what was previously torturous for many in high school and beyond.
To boot, I learned a few new things about Bill Shakespeare that, to a law student, were pretty amusing. For one, Shakespeare was incredibly frugal and went to court a lot, even if it was just to secure the return of six pounds.
Even better, it turns out the famous playwright likely worked at a law firm(!), and I'll let my friends in similar positions this summer determine if Greenblatt's description hits the mark: (p.71)
"The strong presence of legal terms in his plays and poems ... has led to recurrent speculation that he worked in the office of a local attorney, someone who handled minor lawsuits, title searches and the like. No doubt much of the work would have been boring..."Zingeth!


You And Me On Vacation by Emily Henry
This was my first Emily Henry book and although I can understand what the hype is about there was also some issues that I had with it. The dual perspective was great, and the travel aspects of the books were fun to read about. It is a friend to lovers with whit and close near misses with the protagonists and where there relationship lies at the end of it all.
“I still have a lot to figure out, but the one thing I know is, wherever you are, that’s where I belong. I’ll never belong anywhere like I belong with you.”
You and Me on Vacation follows Poppy and Alex. Twelve years ago, they met, and they hate each other convinced that they will never speak again and after eleven after he offers her a lift home forming a long friendship. Then two years ago everything goes wrong. This year Poppy offers Alex one last vacation to try and fix everything they do wrong. Showing their relationship as it develops throughout the years and the highs and lows of friendship, family and love.
My favourite part of this book was definitely the dual timeline. It was so interesting seeing different snippets of their lives. It left you wondering the whole way through the book about what happened with Poppy and Alex and how it all led to this point. Although they’re complete opposites with Poppy being a complete extrovert whilst Alex loves spending time alone as with every classic rom com, they soon overcome their differences and find that friendship. So, seeing these two come together was really interesting to read about. I love the opposite attracts trope, so this was really fun.
“Sometimes it feels like I didn’t even exist before that. Like you invented me.”
I loved reading about the vacations as well. From Tuscany to San Francisco as well as New Orleans I loved travelling through the pages of a book. The settings of the book are described so beautifully and made me feel as though I was actually there. Emily Henry has such a way with words and the settings as well as the side stories along the way filled me with a warm feeling as though I was on holiday myself.
The only issue I had with this book was the miscommunication. Miscommunication is my least favourite trope All the conflict in this book could have been solved with a simple phone call or conversation. The big lead up to the reveal left me wondering why this issue was not solved years before it was and was not as bad as I expected it to be.
Overall, this book was a perfect summer read and I recommend it for anyone looking for something to read on this beach this summer. The characters were fun to read about and even if you are not going on holiday, you feel like you’re on one. I am looking forward to getting to Emily Henry’s other works eventually.


The foundation of just about anything is math, but math in its purest sense is idea without substance. If there were any substance to math, then the math would be applied and not pure.
The notes on these pages represent my interpretation of the work of many individuals, and as many as I can recall are referenced. the proofs contain heavily annotated symbolic notation found in A Logical Approach to Discrete Math by David Gries and Fred Schneider. The book is far from perfect, but the book's thesis that the precision of symbolic logic improves the effectiveness of mathematical proofs is a sound concept.
There is one notable departure from the methods in Gries' and Schneider's book. A Logical Approach ... is somewhat, though not completely, careful about free and bound variables. I will attempt to annotate the relative independence of variables, though I confess to a degree of laziness in this area. Given that there is no development of the concept of free and bound variables herein, the annotations may be briefer than necessary. One may assume that all arbitrary variables are distinct and not otherwise related to each other.
My attempts at translating the proofs in these pages may not always render an accurate result. Any comment or suggestion -- constructive or otherwise -- is appreciated.
The math notes contain many special symbols that may not work on your browser. Current versions of the major browsers seem to display the symbols correctly.
On understanding a concept
I often think that I understand an idea only to discover a deeper meaning. This note describes a practical approach you may use to understand something.
On the Law of the Excluded Middle
The law of the excluded middle is a concept that has come under modern scrutiny with the advent of multi-value logics, but the law of the excluded middle can still be useful in solving modern problems.
On the Liar's Paradox and Russell's Paradox
Two interesting and related paradoxes are the Liar's Paradox and Russell's Paradox.
Set membership in the proof of Theorems
This is a short note comparing the set membership requirements in two different set-related proofs.
Quantifying set operations
Theorems using quantified set expressions
A set operation on a collection of sets may be quantified. The theorems on this page are an example of how a set operation on two sets can be generalized to apply over multiple sets.
Properties of singleton sets
Theorems of singleton sets
A singleton set has special properties because a singleton set contains only one element. The properties of a singleton set can be applied in interesting ways to prove set-related theorems.
Properties of relation images - part 1
Theorems of relation images - part 1
An interesting part of set theory is the theory of relations. Set relations are often described as a way of comparing two members of a set, but relations are also a generalized function. The properties described here apply more to the idea that relations are similar to functions.
The proofs shown here are a based on equational logic systems developed by Dijkstra, Gries, and others. Prior understanding of the methods and theorems are assumed. The references cited on the page are a good source of information.
Properties of relation images - part 2
Theorems of relation images - part 2
The continuation of theorems that describe properties of relation images focusing on the properties of range images and relationships between range and domain.
Properties of relations - part 3
Theorems of relation images - part 3
The concept of subset is often used as a set-model of implication, but set-model of implication can be generalized to include a connecting set relation.
Properties of relations - part 4
Theorems of relation images - part 4
Some relations are also functions. The function property imposes special properties on the range and domain of a relation.
Properties of the Identity Relation
Theorems of the Identity Relation
The Identity Relation is a simple relation that finds itself in many different set-related concepts.
Properties of relation conditions
Theorems of relation conditions
The continuation of theorems that describe properties of relation images focusing on an image expression denoting the condition of a set.
Properties of relation compositions
Theorems of relation compositions
The continuation of theorems that describe properties of relation images focusing on the composition of two relations.
The well-ordering principle is fundamental to the theory of integers and the nature of numbers.
The divisibility of integers has its foundation in the well-ordering principle.


Lessons from a Bear of Very Little Brain: The Place of Children's Literature in Education
Reading good books is lost on today's society. I was never forced to read literature and no one ever cultivated my imagination to find the Truth and Beauty of something well-written. I've discovered it on my own.
Sam Torode's essay (above) captures the wonder of classic literature...beginning with Winnie the Pooh. I've been able to share the joy of A.A. Milne's world with my children and look forward to sharing with them the unending rich repository of writing from our past.


The Triumph of Seeds, by Thor Hanson, was a relatively quick read but packed with fun gems of knowledge and anecodotal stories from the author. Hanson keeps the language direct and fun. How many science books have you read with sentences like, “Before seeds, plant sex was pretty dull stuff.”
The book pulls from history, science, personal experience, and current events, which keeps it relevant and engaging. I’d highly suggest reading the endnotes as well, as there are often little nuggets of interesting information tucked in there that would get missed otherwise.
I often gauge a science book by how much it makes me want to continue learning about the subject, and while it’s a little unfair since I’m admittedly very into this subject already, this book definitely made me want to continue studying seeds. It’s both a compliment and a criticism to say that there were often points in the book where I wanted more information.
For a science book that’s target audience is the general public, I think The Triumph of Seeds does a great job at keeping it’s appeal for everyone. I didn’t find it life changing, but it did keep me entertained and interested—which I prize in a science literature.


Introduction To The Orthodox Church
Rev. Fr. Thomas Fitzgerald
An ever-growing number of persons from various backgrounds are becoming interested in the Orthodox Church. These individuals are discovering the ancient faith and rich traditions of the Orthodox Church. They have been attracted by her mystical vision of God and His Kingdom, by the beauty of her worship, by the purity of her Christian faith, and by her continuity with the past. These are only some of the treasures of the Church, which has a history reaching back to the time of the Apostles.
The Orthodox Church embodies and expresses the rich spiritual treasures of Eastern Christianity. It should not be forgotten that the Gospel of Christ was first preached and the first Christian communities were established in the lands surrounding the Mediterranean Sea. It was in these eastern regions of the old Roman Empire that the Christian faith matured in its struggle against paganism and heresy. There, the great Fathers lived and taught. It was in the cities of the East that the fundamentals of our faith were proclaimed at the Seven Ecumenical Councils.
The spirit of Christianity which was nurtured in the East had a particular favor. It was distinct, though not necessarily opposed, to that which developed in the Western portion of the Roman Empire and subsequent Medieval Kingdoms in the West. While Christianity in the West developed in lands which knew the legal and moral philosophy of Ancient Rome, Eastern Christianity developed in lands which knew the Semitic and Hellenistic cultures. While the West was concerned with the Passion of Christ and the sin of man, the East emphasized the Resurrection of Christ and the deification of man. While the West leaned toward a legalistic view of religion, the East espoused a more mystical theology. Since the Early Church was not monolithic, the two great traditions existed together for more than a thousand years until the Great Schism divided the Church. Today, Roman Catholics and Protestants are heirs to the Western tradition, and the Orthodox are heirs to the Eastern tradition.
Christians of the Eastern Churches call themselves Orthodox. This description comes to us from the fifth century and has two meanings which are closely related. The first definition is “true teaching.” The Orthodox Church believes that she has maintained and handed down the Christian faith, free from error and distortion, from the days of the Apostles. The second definition, which is actually the more preferred, is “true praise.” To bless, praise, and glorify God the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit is the fundamental purpose of the Church. All her activities, even her doctrinal formulations, are directed toward this goal.
Occasionally, the word Catholic is also used to describe the Orthodox Church. This description, dating back to the second century, is embodied in the Nicene Creed, which acknowledges One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church. From the Orthodox perspective, Catholic means that the Church is universal and also that she includes persons of all races and cultures. It also affirms that the Church has preserved the fullness of the Christian faith. It is not unusual for titles such as Greek, Russian, and Antiochian to be used in describing Orthodox Churches. These appellations refer to the cultural or national roots of a particular parish, diocese, or archdiocese.
Diversity in Unity
The Orthodox Church is an international federation of patriarchal, autocephalous, and autonomous churches. Each church is independent in her internal organization and follows her own particular customs. However, all the churches are united in the same faith and order. The Orthodox Church acknowledges that unity does not mean uniformity. Some churches are rich in history, such as the Church of Constantinople, while others are relatively young, such as the Church of Finland. Some are large, such as the Church of Russia, while others are small, such as the Church of Sinai. Each Church is led by a synod of bishops. The president of the synod is known as the Patriarch, Archbishop, Metropolitan, or Catholicos. Among the various bishops, the Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople is accorded a "place of honor" and is regarded as "first among equals." In America, Australia and Western Europe, where Orthodoxy is relatively young, there are a number of dioceses and archdioceses which are directly linked to one of these autocephalous Churches. For example, the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese is under the care of the Patriarchate of Constantinople. While the Archdiocese enjoys a good measure of internal autonomy and is headed by an Archbishop, it owes its spiritual allegiance to the Church of Constantinople.


Steer back to the golden antiquities with Latin translation. Latin, the classy branch of the Indo-European language was the language of the Roman Empire. Today it is the official language of the Vatican City and used in certain Roman rites. Latin boasts of rich repertoire of classical literature, be it the comedies of Plautus or the tragedies of Seneca, Latin Translation is the only way to explore the rich world.
For perfect Latin Translation the Latin translator needs profound knowledge of the antique cultures shaping the language. Along with Greek, Latin translation unlocks the door of the rich classical era. Through translation of Latin texts you will get a taste of the classical texts and through it the cultural aura shaping the language. Latin translation is an opulent domain with diverse offerings.
The page below unveils the names and addresses of five prominent Latin translation service providers.
Italian is one of the most popular Romance Languages carrying the exotic whiff of the Mediterranean breeze. It enjoys the status of official language in Switzerland and Italy. Italian is the language carrying the rich heritage of the mighty Romans and the majestic Greeks. Italian is also a popular language of the present day globe with a large number of speakers worldwide. Italian translation unlocks the door to this rich world with aplomb.More about Translation Company UK
Italian language is one of the prominent European languages and is enveloped in the distinct culture giving it its famous shape. An Italian translator must have profound insight on the cultural context shaping Italian to transfer its cultural shades perfectly to another language without marring its beauty. Italian translation enhances the communications amongst different languages of the world.
The page below discloses the names and addresses of five high quality Italian translation service providers.
Carrying the exotic aura of the orient Chinese is one of the richest languages of the Sino-Tibetan Language Group. Chinese is unique in its own way but different regional versions of Chinese have permeated different lands. Chinese is considered a macro language with numerous subgroups. A bulk percentage of world population speaks Chinese in one or the other form. Chinese translation is the golden key to the magical heritage and future of Chinese language.
Chinese today has risen to prominence in every field thus giving a boost to the demand for Chinese translation. Chinese is a difficult language and the Chinese translator needs diligence and effort to transfer the riches of this language to another language. Chinese translations offer you a generous entry to the vast world of Chinese language.
The page below unveils the names and addresses of five prominent Chinese translation service providers.


I was given the wonderful opportunity to review the newest book from the Babeland founder’s Claire Cavanah and Rachel Venning, “Moregasm : Babeland’s Guide to Mind-Blowing Sex”
“Moregasm” covers all aspects of sex, educating you on more than just the average sex education book. It covers everything from masturbation, bondage, anal sex, and everything else in between. Even if you thought you knew enough about sex, EVERYONE should read this book. It is full of tips and tricks, as well as answers to lots of common issues and questions.
I was really pleased to see such a diverse selection of images and illustrations. “Moregasm”goes over more than just traditional heterosexual sex, it includes advice for people and couples of all orientations.
Reading “Moregasm” has me interested in trying a few new things that I was intimated by before. I really have learned some new things, and feel more knowledgeable about certain aspects of sex that I only thought I was an expert in.
“Moregasm” is a book that everyone should have on their bookshelf, or coffee table. I very highly recommend it, and I just cannot say enough good things about it.


The CLICS database in its current format makes direct use of the data assembled by the Concepticon project in order to aggregate lexical data from different sources. At the same time, the CLICS database itself can be seen as an interesting conceptlist, providing information on concept polysemy and semantic similarity.
One of the crucial steps in creating a database of lexical cognates is the selection of concepts one wants to use for a given study. While many scholars use the classical Swadesh list of 200 items) (Swadesh 1952) for this purpose, or the combined list of 207 items, in which the former has been merged with Swadesh’s updated list of 100 items (Swadesh 1955), and which is often mistakenly attributed to Swadesh himself, although the first official reference seems to be Comrie (1977), it is useful to give the selection of concepts some more thought initially.
When dealing with linguistic datasets, we may often want to export only a small part of our data, for example, only vocabulary in a certain range, such as the Swadesh list of 200 items or the list of 35 items by Yakhontov (originally published in Starostin 1991. Thanks to the
pyconcepticon API and LingPy’s built-in export functions for wordlists, this task can be done just in a few lines of code, as we will see below. If you prefer to see the raw code instead of the step-by-step explanation below, you can find a GitHub Gist here.


The latest version of RaQuest is:
|English version:||Version (build )||was uploaded on|
This is our trial version of the RaQuest. You can use the trial version for 30 days. The trial has the following limitations.
Note: RaQuest trial version requires Enterprise Architect 13.0 (or later version). You can't use RaQuest without Enterprise Architect.
If you don't have Enterprise Architect, EA trial version can be downloaded here.
Attention: If you have any trouble with RaQuest trial version installation, please see Troubleshooting installation page.
RaQuest Brochure (PDF:20.2 MB)
This document describes various features of RaQuest. Please read this while you are considering purchasing RaQuest.
RaQuest Features Guide (PDF:1.27 MB)
This document describes how to install RaQuest.
RaQuest Install Manual (PDF:333 KB)
This document describes how to use RaQuest for a first-time user.
RaQuest Startup Manual (PDF:1.71 MB)
CHM style RaQuest HELP. This is the same file contained in the installer.
Please see White paper 'Do you know? "7 Practices" for a reliable requirements management' page.


Sep 23, 2021
In General Discussions
Are you one of those students who spent days and nights of worry for writing a perfect literature review? Literature review forms the second chapter of a dissertation and it should be done in a perfect manner. We understand the fact that students do not have the time to do adequate research required for completing this section. The objective of this section is to prove that their individual piece of research would fit in the overall research context related to your chosen topic field. This is the reason they should opt for Guide to Dissertation Writing and make sure that they get a top-qualityliterature review. The experts make sure that the literature review contains the critical analysis of the various scholarly works pertaining to the particular area of study. Want to know, how you can draft a perfect literature review? The following points would give you adequate information for doing that- Identification of particular literature You should be aware of all the literatures that you tend to include in your dissertation. You should make yourself familiar with the various online databases which would help you get the required information about a particular topic. Guide to Dissertation Writing specifies that you should get in touch with reliable databases such as Google Scholar or Furl. You should identify which literary works you intend to include in your dissertation. Redefine your topic You should start to define your research topic in a narrow way. The discussion should not be too broad as it may ruin the essence of the paper. Guide to Dissertation Writing states that there should be an introductory paragraph for each of the new concepts introduced in the dissertation. You should try to dissect the topic in small components so that it becomes easy for you to define the key terms. For example, if your dissertation topic is “Impact of employee satisfaction on organizational performance”, then you should try breaking the topic in narrow terms such as employee satisfaction, employee performance, organizational productivity and the interconnection between employee performances with their satisfaction levels. Identification of relevant contexts You should start by stating a clear example related to the research questions. These questions would help you define the track of your literature review. Do not forget to include the research context in your dissertation. Guide to Dissertation Writing mentions that you can include other relevant contextual factors such as theoretical contexts, practice context, methodological context and political context into your writing. Review of literature You should have the capability of juggling between multiple tasks and extract information from a variety of sources. You should be able to compare and contrast the views of multiple authors in a coherent way. Guide to Dissertation Writing advises you to include your critical thinking while drafting your thesis paper. You should have the capabilities of critical analysis of the contents of the various scholarly works such as journals. Understand the viewpoints of various authors and decide which views would be most important for you. Jot down main points A good literature review makes sure that you use a variety of keywords when writing your dissertation. You should try to understand the main concepts discussed by the multiple authors and know how to formulate your main statements. You should start to arrange all the small information sets so that you can organize your review and compose your draft. You should take notes while going through the literature and viewpoints of all the authors. Guide to Dissertation Writing mentions that you should avoid repetitions in your text and this can be avoided if you do proper planning of your literature review. Summary Writing literature review is one of the most important tasks while writing a dissertation. You should focus on the above points and be sure to write the perfect literature review in your dissertation. Avail Guide to Dissertation Writing and be sure to get one of the best literature reviews. We have some other service releated to assignment such as : Software Engineering Assignment Writing Service SAS Assignment Help Online Assignment Writer Quick Assignment Help Machine Learning homework Help Reference url : http://www.articles.mybikaner.com/Articles-of-2020/some-guide-dissertation-writinghow-write-good-literature-review
Sep 22, 2021
In General Discussions
If you are confused whether to take help for your homework questions or should you try to work on them independently? Our recommendation is don’t just simply seek homework help without trying but if you have tried and the al ain essay assignment writing services question seem too difficult then it is wise to share “answer my homework” queries with us. Our team will be happy to review your request and help solve homework problems for all grades and all core subjects. Our experts bring explanations in a way that help you learn the concepts behind any problem. The fujairah essay assignment writing service best part is all of these homework answers are affordable, and we take pride in the quality we deliver. How to get answers for homework online? Taking help with answer my assignment online is easy, simple and convenient as you can avail it anytime, anywhere. You are not bound by any time constraints and you can opt for it whenever you want. It’s so easy to connect with a certified tutor and resolve the niggling doubts and problems. What’s more, a personalized session with an expert by your side, instills confidence in the do my business management assignment students. So get ready to resolve your doubts by getting step-by-step explanations and answers for the toughest questions and give your grades a boost today. What to do if you have a lot of homework? When you have a lot of homework, you need to calm down and create a plan. Identify your problem areas and mark them for review. Avoid the urge to procrastinate and simply attack the Help With Biology Dissertation by finishing off the easier subjects first. After that, you can revise the concepts and fundamentals, by consulting your peers and textbooks. In case you are still grappling with the problems, you can simply connect with our expert and put your Assignment writing service in Sharjah related queries to rest. Beat the homework blues by seeking help with homework online and get a study boost whenever you need it.