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I am posting this article in response to an email that I received from a visitor enquiring about blogging in Thaana. I did a little bit of searching and found these two articles written by Moyameeha and Ja very helpful.
Moyameeha gives detailed instructions on how Thaana can be used on Blogger while Ja shows how it could be done on WordPress.
Hope these two links are helpful for my visitor and any others looking to find ways to blog in Thaana.
Hi there!
Don't worry, this isn't really homework. I was checking out nafix.com and I saw your page titled "Completing the square." Here's the link in case you don't remember it.
www.nafix.com/2011/09/completing-square-and-quadratic.html
A lot of teachers and students aren't aware of the free teaching resource videos and homework help tutorials that are available online. There is an awesome site called HippoCampus.org that covers all the subjects--and it's supported by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
Check out some of their videos on algebra:
I was hoping that if you liked it, you wouldn't mind sharing it with your readers by mentioning it on your site. If math isn't your subject, HippoCampus.org also offers free help for science, history, government and more so maybe you would just like to recommend HippoCampus.org.
Thanks!
Mike Joba
425 North Prince Street
Lancaster, PA 17601
This IDC white paper discusses the benefits associated with a move from Windows XP to Windows 7 and presents a case for the many reasons why remaining with Windows XP is no longer a good business decision. Costs tend to soar when older products are used beyond their intended lifecycle, and IDC research has clearly confirmed that trend.
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Right now is such an exciting time to be alive, as science and technology hurtles humanity forward at such incredible rates. Who would’ve thought ten years ago that we’d have one touch access to all the information in the world, on our phones!? At this rate, what are we going to see in another ten years?
With any luck, it’ll be one or more of these four incredible technologies that will very likely change the world.
Continue reading at http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/4-technologies-change-world/
The term Quality of Work Life (QWL) aims at changing the entire organizational climate by humanizing work, individualizing organizations and changing the structural and managerial systems. It takes into consideration the socio-psychological needs of the employees. It seeks to create such a culture of work commitment in the organizations which will ensure higher productivity and greater job satisfaction for the employees.
Quality of work life refers to the favorableness or unfavorableness of the job environment of an organization for its employees. It is generic term which covers a person’s feelings about every dimension of his work e.g. economic incentives and rewards, job security, working conditions, organizational and interpersonal relationships etc. The term QWL has different meanings for different people. A few important definitions of QWL are as follows:
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Apologies for my long absence/inactivity since November last year. Some people might have thought I had died.
It was a busy and hectic period in November with so much work and stuffs. Also, I fell ill at the same time and had to leave for holidays immediately after semester ended and get treatment for the illness.
Holiday so far has been really good having being able to spend time with parents, brothers, sisters and childhood friends. Most importantly, I was really happy to have experienced my own home place again, where I grew up as a kid, after a very long period of time away from home.
I think some or most readers from the Maldives would very much like to have Dhivehi content as well. That thought made me think of a way to have Dhivehi content available on the domain nafix.com.
The idea I have used here is to simply create a new blog at Blogger and forward my new sub domain dhivehi.nafix.com to that blog. The new blog will use a different layout and theme to suit the Right To Left text direction as Dhivehi is written that way.
The url of my Dhivehi blog is http://dhivehi.nafix.com. I am working on it currently, finding time by making use of very short breaks taken during my heavy schedule of architorture assignment works and in between classes. Some times even during meal time. So it is understandable that it is progressing a bit slow.
Anyway, now that the first step is taken towards the Dhivehi site, it will Insha Allah be available for visitors to enjoy reading very soon. Stay tuned.
Please note that the chart showing Thaana script [script used to write Dhivehi] on this page is proudly borrowed from http://www.maradhu.net. However, a little photoshoping was done to make its background transparent.
From the new look you can tell that I have just started to become a little serious about this blogging thing. The vast sea of information on the internet is surprisingly helpful for a novice blogger like me to have accomplished this task in so little time and effort.
I found instructions and tutorials straight to the point and very clear in conveying the message across to help anyone looking for the required information. I must say that there are so many good people out their to help you out if you ask nicely.
