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Fact About Sharks
The main reason behind the book lies in numerous facts about sharks being ignored. People believe sharks are scary creatures, as seen in movies; however, the reality is that they're kind and welcoming, and they are very similar to dolphins. What makes sharks so terrifying is their massive teeth. They have shark-like teeth, which are larger than the human thumb. They can bite everything, even humans, so it could be beneficial to read this guide as you'll learn some interesting facts about sharks. You can be safe from them. If you know their habits, you won't have to be terrified of them. They're great to have around since they consume a lot of fish. Sharks that are not dangerous are hammerheads and elves.
By EdBlogs4 years ago in Education
Fascinated by words
your heart without any sense of incongruity, and before you know it , you will be able to encounter such words that give you a pleasant moistness and wash your heart
By rohail khan4 years ago in Education
The Fairy Tales of Hans Christian Andersen
Fairy tales are a must-read book for every child. Today I would like to share the book "Fairy Tales of Hans Christian Andersen", written by a Danish writer known as "the sun of the world children's literature".
By zhangsan4 years ago in Education
Steps for preparing research methodology
INTRODUCTION In general, research methodology refers to a systematic way of solving a research problem and it is the process of studding how a research is carried out systematically (Snyder, 2019). In the research, methodology is often noted to be an important section as it is can impress the readers most efficiently. The success and overall consistency of the study will be determined by the methodology chosen for the research. Research methodology is often written using a model or structure that helps readers understand the process. The following steps will exemplify how can a research methodology prepared to make the reader more interesting
By phd Assistance4 years ago in Education
Synopsis of the Stone Age Civilization
Synopsis of the Stone Age Civilization. The Stone Age is the period when early human populations used basic stone and organic resources like bone, horn, and wood to make tools.
By Domingo Añasco-Gaces Samontina, Jr.4 years ago in Education
How To Write And Publish the Engineering Research Paper In International Journals?
In brief: • You will find the best Research Topics for future researchers enrolled in Engineering/management. • In order to identify the future research topics, we have reviewed the both management and Engineering literature (recent peer-reviewed studies).
By phd Assistance4 years ago in Education
On "Lapvona" by Ottessa Moshfegh
2 August 2022 On Lapvona by Ottessa Moshfegh This book crossed my nose during the Creative Nonfiction unit of the Intro to Creative Writing Course I am currently attending virtually at Central New Mexico Community College. One of my fellow students, coincidentally also named Megan (she goes by Adair in our class to avoid confusion), wrote a literary criticism essay on Lapvona. Her description of the horrors located between this book’s front and back cover piqued my interest, but what really got me was the student’s reluctance to draw out any clear message. Her take was essentially “life is suffering” and “humanity is absurd chaos.” I didn’t buy it. I had to read it for myself.
By Meg Vlaun4 years ago in Education
New Book Reveals Effects of Complex Time
Cook, as an entrepreneur's daughter, has witnessed these effects firsthand, and she skillfully and honestly shares how her father's entrepreneurial drive affected her family in different ways, from her mother, who had almost no say in the family-owned businesses except when it was convenient to list properties in her name, to her older brothers who ended up taking prominent roles as successors to their father, and to Cook herself, who was marginalized and nearly edged out by her brothers once her father was no longer able to run the business, despite his intention for all three of his children to have equal roles in the businesses' operations. Add to this that her father had international businesses, one in Canada and one in the United States-in short, one for each of Cook's brothers and none for Cook, and you have a true recipe for family dynamics reminiscent of the Ewing family of Dallas fame.
By Philip Livingston4 years ago in Education
To read with questions or to read for the sake of reading?
Books, if divided according to the purpose of reading, can be divided into three categories. The first kind of reading is to expand their horizons and improve their quality, the second kind is to read for the needs of work and professional, and the third kind is to read for leisure and entertainment. Anxiety about how to read a book without being like the past is probably in the first category. Some people say that reading is for knowledge and to remember every knowledge, but in my opinion, reading can sometimes be like music, you can enjoy it, appreciate it, don't have to remember it. Imagine if you're listening to music and you're sitting there and you're saying to yourself, "Okay, I'm going to listen to music, this is D major, this is C major..." . You don't have to memorize every lyric while listening to music, remember every melody, timbre, pitch. Music does not need to be carefully remembered and the fundamental value of music is not here, but after listening to the impact on the individual and bring about change. If you simply want to read a lot of books, you can, simply, read one by one. And you might think, well, that doesn't seem to make any sense at all, does it help? This kind of reading is not become a thing of the past. But if the object of your reading is to hope that it will influence you unintentionally, and if you find pleasure in reading, that is enough. Do you have to gain knowledge by reading? You'll never remember everything, and no matter how hard you try, you'll forget. But some things are not forgotten. If you like to practice your logical thinking skills, you can make a mind map to organize the contents of a book. It's also practice, the ability to grasp the point. If you recommend emotional touches and beautiful writing, then you can write down your favorite sentences not too many, just one or two sentences. If your purpose is to read to gain knowledge, then quickly use. Then you will gradually master mastery in practice in the process of exercise. In this way, the knowledge of the book may be deeply imprinted in your mind, but also won't be like a fleeting cloud.
By liupengbo4 years ago in Education
Why Data science trends in 2020
Data science is not a single term. It covers a wide range of topics and networks. B. Internet of Things, deep learning, AI, etc. Simply put, data science counts as an overall combination of data inference, computational algorithms, analytics, and technologies that help solve a variety of business problems. It also provides enterprises with advanced tools and technologies that can automate complex business processes related to raw data extraction, analysis, and presentation. Engineering and data generation are taking place at a very fast pace, so it is important to be aware of the latest and future trends in data science.
By Taimoor Don4 years ago in Education
What are we gonna do for our middle years
It may be appropriate to call Lu's novels "parallel narratives to life". As the title of his latest novel, "Nowhere Else", suggests, life is "Nowhere Else".
By Liston Flowers4 years ago in Education
What books can I recommend to learn about Alexander the Great?
1. Book (1) Military Warfare: The Generaship of Alexander The Great by Fan Fuller, which can be read online on The War Studies website, in The History of war - The Age of Cold Weapons. Recommended reasons: Fuller is one of the 20th century, compared to the ancient modern information at least it is not difficult to read, no s sense of difference, and his military career points section to write, the structure is very relaxed, the analysis of the war is also very professional (the author himself are also experienced the second world war and is a professional military historian, there are many other works of the site is some) book is not thick, It's pretty readable anyway. The downside is that the Fuller fan filter is pretty thick! (As a fan, I love it when he blows me off!) Before, I talked with my friends on Weibo and concluded that he often wrote a battering ram in this small book in the last second and then "He is the best person in the world!" This is -- it's cute but it's subjective. It can be seen from the chapter of his character analysis that due to the limitations of The Times, the stereotype is still relatively heavy. With the help of Meidi, Yali has been elevated to the position of non-human saint in a minute. Reject all gossip, think are not reliable rumors, "you so black I love beans I am against! You're jealous of him and you're insulting him!" This feeling. The expedition of Alexander, written by ariane, another fan, is relatively recent to our king, and is generally considered a fairly reliable source for the study of his war history. It can be used as a military documentary or a biography. In terms of details of the war that may be flawed, but first-hand accounts are missing, it's hard enough to retell a campaign as basic as Ariane's. The primer can be used to trace his course of war. These two books are devoted to his war history. In fact, if you go to the previous website, in the general history of war many chapters and some important ancient Western military works can find his relevant content, after all, is the top four super peak hey hey. At this point, I feel like Posting ariane's comment, which also appears in Fuller's book, so you can get a feel for it: (" Let those who revile Alexander as a wicked man talk nonsense, but let them first understand that in addition to these acts which are considered reprehensible, Alexander also had great achievements. He was undoubtedly a great emperor over two continents, and his achievements were truly unprecedented. While his critics are immaterial. According to my personal opinion, at that time, almost is not a race, not a city, not a personal, Alexander was venerated. For this reason, I think the hero is totally different from any man, indeed this is the will of god, human is unattainable." (2) Biography Plutarch's life of the Grecians and Romans. Basically, you can't get away from the ancient biography of Plutarch. Historical facts are said to refer to many earlier sources, which are basically reliable, but also embellished and gossipy interpretation. It's also a very exposed powder. (Can see the deep love (no Kotis no fan filter, the kua kua, scold is not vague, but deliberately black a trace of suspicion. Above, very important very important very important! As for modern biographies, most tend to steer clear of lightning. When I was young and ignorant, I impulsively bought a biography of him by a Russian writer for nearly 70 dollars. Also has a detailed analysis of his psychological (microblog has good dig deep enough), but I don't know how to discover a bit sorry didn't Maybe later find a good one will come back to fill (a hole) (3) novel circle hand Mary nao's trilogy, although Mary's grandmother often prefer warfare, set by straight boyfriends are tempted to push ridicule. Really good writing skills can't be denied. And did Grandma Mary's OOC friends ever hear of Madeleine's "Song of Achilles"? I personally like the first of the trilogy, Heavenly Fire, which is closer to the essence of his soul. Many of my friends liked the tragic feeling of the building toppling in the third movie, Funeral Arena. The second baby boy perspective is actually the most poorly reviewed overall, and it can be said that due to the era of the narrator and the author, there are too few battle scenes and official interactions. Personally, I think Grandma Mary's understanding of his psychology and personality is very careful and reductive, and the description may be too beautiful. In addition to The trilogy, Grandma Mary also wrote a book called The Nature of Alexander for a brief reference on The difficult question of how to analyze his complex psychology. The BBC documentary "In the Footsteps of Alexander the Great" (1998) almost retraced his route and interviewed him along the way. This kind of historical reappearance also unfolds slowly in front of the audience as the host narrates his personal experience. Arguably the best documentary ever made about him. I think there used to be station B? BBC documentary "Classical World" EP04 - The Return of the King, the Original English version and CCTV version are a little different. A general history, a short biography of sorts, with the emphasis on interviews with some of the historians who have studied him that are very interesting in trying to understand the man.
By tom4 years ago in Education