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There have been some great and important changes to me over the time of my candidature. I have learnt a great deal about the meaning of research, both as an activity within itself and in its effect on the person doing it. I now believe that it is not possible to do research without being changed by it. That does not only mean that the knowledge gained by doing the research will change the person acquiring it but also that the person will be changed in their outlook by being involved in doing the research. Thus research is a process that changes the individual doing it because it changes the researcher’s conceptions of themself and their world.
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Insurance is essentially a legal binding contract and is therefore governed by a number of principles.
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principles of marketing by Kotler is a leading Principles of Marketing textbook that has at its core those elements that make it a classic: authoritative authors, modern examples, and contemporary issues covered in a streamlined, compact manner. Kotler is the pre-eminent brand for marketing and the new edition builds upon this reputation by using a fresh approach that is relevant for today’s reader. The new strengths of the sixth edition lie in its expanded coverage of topics to reflect the impact of digital marketing and the increasing importance of social responsibility and ethics.
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principles of marketing by Kotler is a leading Principles of Marketing textbook that has at its core those elements that make it a classic: authoritative authors, modern examples, and contemporary issues covered in a streamlined, compact manner. Kotler is the pre-eminent brand for marketing and the new edition builds upon this reputation by using a fresh approach that is relevant for today’s reader. The new strengths of the sixth edition lie in its expanded coverage of topics to reflect the impact of digital marketing and the increasing importance of social responsibility and ethics.
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Over 200 pages. Subjects covered include:
- Getting started with Ruby on Rails
- Routing
- ActiveRecord
- Views
- ActiveRecord Migrations
- Rails Best Practices
- Naming Conventions
- ActionCable
- ActiveModel
- User Authentication in Rails
- ActiveRecord Associations
- ActiveRecord Validations
- ActiveRecord Query Interface
- ActionMailer
- Rails generate commands
- Configuration
- I18n – Internationalization
- Using GoogleMaps with Rails
- File Uploads
- Caching
- ActionController
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This eBook is designed to give SharePoint developers an introduction and overview of the features in Microsoft SharePoint Designer 2010. It begins with a brief introduction and a summary of what’s new, followed by a more in-depth discussion of the most pertinent features of Designer 2010.
We can use SharePoint Designer to create end to end solutions on top of SharePoint using functionality such as the Data View web part, Workflow designer, manipulating web part zones, creating page layouts and use of the built-in reports; just to name a few. We truly believe in it and always mention to our customers that they should very seriously consider using SharePoint Designer in their environment and to take full advantage of their SharePoint investment.
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Learn the right way to generate new traffic to all of your websites by using free social bookmarking sites. The goal is to present you with the resources tips and tools to apply to your niche and goal. Build online social media marketing strategies for your business. Learn how you can drive massive web traffic and increasing your quality social media agenda to improve your business.
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LARGE FILE: 6.2mb. Ensure you have a good Internet connection!
Some of the consequences of the mechanistic software myth:
- The software elites have turned software into a weapon, a means to dominate and control society.
- We depend more and more on the type of software that demands only trivial skills, so we are prevented from using our minds and expanding our knowledge.
- The software elites are inducing dependence on inferior, standard systems, and are preventing independent, responsible programming.
- New software products are installed every year in millions of places without being used, presumably because they are not the “solutions” they were said to be.
- Software products and innovations are advertised by describing a few successes, which is logically equivalent to lying.
- Universities are teaching and promoting invalid, pseudoscientific software notions.
- Less than 1 percent of the programming activities in society represent useful work – work benefiting society in the way the work of doctors does.
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This open textbook offers students of technical writing an introduction to the processes and products involved in the professional, workplace, and technical writing. The text is broken up into sections reflecting key components of researching, developing, and producing a technical report. Readers will also learn about other professional communication, designing documents, and creating and integrating graphics. Written especially for an academic setting, this book provides readers with guidance on information literacy and documenting sources. This book was collected, adapted, and edited from multiple openly licensed sources.
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The Language of Law School Learning to “Think Like a Lawyer”
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Written specifically for those new to command line, the second edition of this exceptional book includes the same material as it appears on the website (linuxcommand.org) but in much greater depth. This free digital edition, distributed under a Creative Commons license, includes chapters on many popular programs used on the command line in addition to more advanced topics.
The Linux Command line will explain and teach you in clear, easy-to-understand language, everything you need to know about the shell. You will receive a solid foundation on which to build and develop. Because the book is written in a simple but highly informative way, it is ideal for beginners making the switch to Linux.
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The code of laws promulgated by Hammurabi, King of Babylon, B.C. 2285-2242
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This book includes guidance on Java programming evolution, object oriented concepts, advance object oriented concepts including such methods as overloading, interfaces, strings, vectors, multiple interfaces, packages, threading and multi-threading concepts, Java applets, Java files. This first edition explains separate programs for each and every concept of Java. This is a useful resource for both newcomers and those with a working understanding of Java.
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This is a collection of some of my publications about metaphor analysis. All were previously published in internationally recognised, peer-reviewed journals during my PhD candidature at The Australian National University, and were reports on my on-going research about PhD students’ conceptions of research. I used metaphor analysis to analyse the students’ responses to a survey asking them to decribe their research.
The order presented here is not necessarily the order in which the papers were published. I have re-arranged them to make a more coherent account of the story and progress of my work.
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In this tour de force, readers will come face to face with common speaking and writing flubs which they unknowingly make in their everyday usage of the English language and make great efforts at fine-tuning their spoken and written English. This book is a product of extensive reading and research, and it is primarily aimed at drawing readers’ attention to very common errors in English plus helping them upscale their knowledge on some acceptable and unacceptable usages in the English language. You just might be surprised at how much information this book will expose you to.
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File size is approximately 12.5mb so make sure you have a good Internet connection.
This free ebook explores forbidden math operations, zero, infinity, and proposes new ways to view current mathematics. It relates mathematics to nature.
Imagine you are a racecar driver. You must tune your engine for the big race. Unfortunately, you only have a little air in your tires. You may be able to start the race, and even make a few laps. But … eventually, time will take its toll and it will become impossible to win the race. Currently, math can describe many interesting characteristics of our world, but when it comes to certain operations it simply crashes and burns.
