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  • Learn More About Higher Education  By : Gnubas
    In this essay we'll introduce you to a few basics of what higher education has to give any individual who are interested in knowing more about education choices and much more.
  • Ismailia Socio-Economic Conference  By : Dr. D.S. Merchant
    "The First World Ismailia Socio-Economic Conference was held on Tuesday, December 15, 1964 on the ground of the Aga Khan Gymkhana, Karachi. Pakistan was fortunate to be the venue of this most important Conference.

    It was a sunny, bright and pleasant morning, when the Present Imam arrived at 10.30 a.m. and walked through the red carpet leading to the well decorated stage amidst the thundering applause of almost 6000 Ismailis, both delegates and observers from 13 countries. The inaugural session started with the recitations of the Koran and Ginan.
  • Ismailia Associations  By : Dr. D.S. Merchant
    "In 1944, Imam Sultan Muhammad changed the name of Recreation Club Institute into the Ismailia Association for India. Ali Muhammad Macklai was appointed its President with Alijah Rajab Ali Muhammad Dandawala as Vice-President and Itmadi Rehmatuallah Virjee as Hon. Secretary. Thus, the Ismailia Recreation Club was the progenitor of the Ismailia Association. In view of his long selfless services, the Imam granted the titles of Huzur Wazir (minister in attendance) and Commander in Chief to Ali Muhammad Macklai.
  • Ismaili Scouts  By : Dr. D.S. Merchant
    The modern scouting movement was started in the world for the purpose of training the youths in the essentials of good citizenship and it arose in 1908 after the appearance of the book, Scouting for Boys written by the then inspector general of cavatry in the British army, Lieut. General R.S.S. Baden-Powell (1857-1941). Thus, the scouting movements spread in Britain and very quickly to other countries. Chile was the first to take up scouting after Britain, and Canada, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa were the first in the commonwealth, but by 1910, it had spread to Sweden, France, Norway, Mexico, Argentina and the United States. During the first world war (1914-1919), its movements almost spread in the major countries of the world. In 1920, the first international scout meeting, or the first world Jamboree was held in Olympia, London, which was attended by 8000 scouts from 34 countries. It was on this occasion that Sir Baden-Powell was acclaimed Chief Scout of the world by virtue of his unique position as the acknowledged founder of the movement. In the same year, the Girl Guides were also founded.
  • Understanding The Importance Of Water  By : Joan Barton
    Polluted water comes from industrial dumping, sewage, intense farming and individuals, polluted water shows up in all types of water including wells streams reservoirs rivers and the ocean.
  • Online Shopping & Gardening Tips for the Young, Marvellous and Broke  By : Roberto Garabell
    Clever ideas to take your pad from dreary to dazzling without breaking the bank
  • Ismaili Flag - Significant Features Of Both Colors  By : Dr. D.S. Merchant
    "We have described above the features of green and red colours. We will briefly proceed to discuss significant characteristics of these two colours together.

    Ibn Khaldun (d. 1406) writes in Muqaddimah (1:186) that Khadija asked, what garment he liked best to wear during revelation, and the Prophet replied, "White and green ones", whereupon she said that it was an angel, meaning that green and white, are the colours of goodness and of the angels." Imam Ahmed bin Hanbal (d. 855) writes that when the revelation came, the Prophet covered his head with almost green mantle, his face grew red, he snored as one asleep, or rattled like a young camel; after some time he recovered (Masnad, Cairo, 1949, 4:222).
  • Royal Britain's Interesting History During The 15th & 16th Century  By : Devinder Patel
    From 1370 to 1413 many revolutions took place in Britain (not yet "Great") at this time and ultimately the House of Lancaster grabbed the English Throne. The losses in France started a series of bloody events that were horrible in Medieval (or is it MediEVIL !) Britain and it again lost its glory, until Tudor Henry VII came to the throne after winning the battle of Market Bosworth in 1485 and starting another century's history in Britain.
  • 1000 Years Of British History After 410 AD When The Romans Evacuated  By : Devinder Patel
    The Romans kept continually pushing back their Celtic attackers in Britain from two sides (the North and West) but then in 410 AD Emperor Constantine removed his Roman Army in Britain altogether in order to defend the Roman Empire at the River Rhine frontier from invasion. The different cities of Britain thus had to defend themselves and the Romans never came back.
  • Global Warming and Greenhouse Gases  By : Anna Williams
    A common-sense approach to the facts about Global Warming, aside from arguments, principles, and opinions.
  • Apply For And Get Your Minority Scholarship For College  By : Jon Arnold
    If you are a minority, your chances of being awarded a minority college scholarship have never been greater. The requirements have changed significantly, and you should start applying for each and every one that can be found.
  • The Bold Truth About Student Scholarships  By : Jon Arnold
    If you don't have multiple student scholarships to help defray the cost of your college education, it is only because you have not put in the effort to apply for as many of you could have. Take the time to apply, since they are not going to come looking for you to award them to you.
  • Ismaili Flag - Modern Period  By : Dr. D.S. Merchant
    "Imam Hasan Ali Shah (1817-1881) arrived in India in 1842. He died and buried in Hasanabad, Bombay in 1881. He was succeeded by his son Imam Aga Ali Shah (1881-1885), who also died in Poona on August 17, 1885. His body in a bier was brought to Bombay, where it was temporarily enshrined in Hasanabad, Bombay for 64 days, and shipped for interment in Najaf. Mukhi Kassim Musa (d. 1896), the then estate agent was entrusted to carry the Imam's bier from Bombay to Najaf. He left behind a very important narrative of the journey of 25 days. He relates that the procession carrying the bier to the sea-port was started from Hasanabad on October 25, 1885. Describing the scene of the grand procession of ten thousand persons, he writes that, "Many persons, numbering 125 had lifted the plates of fruits and sweetmeats on heads in the procession. They were followed by another 125 Ismaili believers, carrying banners and muttering salawat with tears in eyes. They were followed by the special horses of Imam Aga Ali Shah, caparisoned in golden and silver. Behind them were six horses loaded with swords, and another six with that of the shields. Next followed five riders, and three among them held three big banners of Ali bin Abu Talib. These banners are taken out on special occasions" (p. 7).
  • Ismaili Flag - Islamic Period  By : Dr. D.S. Merchant
    "The Islamic state of Medina continued the old Arab custom. In this context, the sources mention two synonyms, i.e., liwa (flag) and rayah (standard). It was liwa (pl alwiyah), which was ordinarily used in all expeditions; but ruyat (pl. of rayah) were used in all the battles. The Islamic armies under the Prophet was drawn from various tribes. Each unit consisted of a tribe, usually fighting under its own chief. Each tribe had its own tribal banner borne aloft by its bravest champion.

    This office or military post retained its tribal character through out the period of the Prophet. Nevertheless, the Prophet representing the central authority, had his own banner mostly green in colour. Reuben Levy writes in The Social Structure of Islam (Cambridge, 1962, pp. 434-5) that, "Flags had another significance in Muslim warfare. Each tribe had its own and regarded it as the ralling centre in battle, for near it was the commander." When the Prophet ordered an expedition in Medina, no call was made aloud or any trumpet was blown, but he planted his green banner in the mosque to rally the Muslims under it.
  • Ismaili Flag - Fatimid Period  By : Dr. D.S. Merchant
    "Imam Radi Abdullah (840-881) had sent his da'is in all directions from Syria to propagate Ismailism. The most acclaimed among them was Ibn Hawshab (d. 914), who was sent to Yamen in 880. He made a large conversion and established an Ismaili rule. He took possession of a stronghold on a hillock and made it his headquarters. He hoisted the green banner at his headquarters, bearing the Koranic verse on it. Meanwhile, Abu Abdullah al-Shi'i (d. 911) conquered almost whole Maghrib and routed the Aghlabid rule of 112 years. He captured Raqada and made it his headquarters on March 25, 909. He started the Fatimid khutba and struck coins. He hoisted most significantly the Fatimid banner. Ibn Hammad (d. 1230) writes in Akhbar al-Muluk Bani Ubayd wa Siyaratihim (Paris, 1927, pp. 7-8) that Abu Abdullah also got his slogans inscribed on banners, weapons, trapping and seals. The banner had an inscription of the Koranic verse: "Soon shall the hosts be routed, and they shall turn their backs." (54:45).
  • Make it a Great Start to the School Year  By : Jim Hartley
    At SuperCamp, students learn valuable techniques that make learning fun and easy. To ensure these skills are not lost or forgotten when the leave camp, it is important for parents to help enforce them at home. With a new school year upon us, one of the biggest things parents can do to help set their student up for success is to create a positive study environment at home.
  • Ismaili Centre  By : Dr. D.S. Merchant
    The Ismaili Centre has great importance in Ismaili society. It serves as a multipurpose place for a faithful. An Ismaili does not enter the Centre for worship only but he also learns a lesson how to lead a life of chastity, contenment, tolerance, fraternity and balance. To promote economic and social development programs and cultural activities, the Ismaili Centre in different parts of the world have been built by the Present Imam, whose detail is given below:- (see other Ismaili centre entries)
  • Solar Cells and Photovoltaic Power  By : Anna Williams
    Learn what photovoltaic cells are and how they produce solar energy.
  • Swipe and Drag, Tap and Flick - Getting to Grips With Your iPhone 3G's Gestures  By : Lorna Mclaren
    A simple and easy to follow step by step guide to mastering the gestures required to get the very best from your iPhone 3 G
  • Ismaili Band  By : Dr. D.S. Merchant
    The word band is borrowed from the French bande meaning troop. The synonymous word in Spanish is banda adopted from Teutonic form. The term band was used in England to apply to the King's Band of 24 violins at the court of Charles II (1660-1685). The word band represents a broad term that describes a group of musicians performing on wind and percussion instruments. Thousands years ago, when a procession of the Egyptian marched towards the shrine of Serpis, the healing-god, the musicians in the group played reed-pipes, tambourines and drums. The Bible describes, "an hundred and twenty priests sounding with trumpets." In Greece and Rome, trumpeters headed all triumphal processions. In 570 B.C., Servius Tullius introduced bronze trumpet into the Roman army. In the 12th century, the convention of musical notation was accepted; before then all music was played by ear.
  • UFO Evidence 1951  By : Ronald Pearce
    This article is from Project Blue Book - the renowned book that contains evidence of UFO sightings that the US Air Force tried to hide from the public.
  • Green Fireball UFOs observed in Mexico  By : Joy Healey
    Reports of Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs), from extremely credible witnesses, have fascinated ufologists for years now. Some of the most exciting, and well-documented stories are those about the Green Fireballs sighted in Mexico. Here's an extract taken from the mysterious "Project Blue Book".
  • Solar Cells and Solar Panels  By : Anna Williams
    What are solar cells, and how do they work?
  • Ismaili  By : Dr. D.S. Merchant
    The word batin is derived from batan means hidden, concealed, covert, inward, inner or esoteric. Ibn Taymiyya quotes Hasan Basari as related that, "Verily, each Koranic verse has an outer meaning and the inner meaning" (Majmu Fatwa, Riyad, 1382 AH, 13:231). Abu Na'im related from Ibn Masud in his Kitab al-Huliya as quoted by Suyuti in al-Itaqan that, "The Koran indeed revealed in seven words, and there is not a single word which does not possess its outer and inner meanings. No doubt, Ali bin Abu Talib completely commanded the knowledge of both outer and inner meanings." Yusuf al-Bahrani (d. 1772) quotes the Prophet as saying in Kitab al-Burhan fi tafsir al-Koran (1:17) that, "Among you is one who will fight for the tawil of the Koran as I have fought for its tanzil. That one is Ali bin Abu Talib." In another tradition, the Prophet said, "I am the Lord of revelation (sahib al-tanzil) and Ali is the Lord of interpretation (shib al-tawil)." J.K. Birge writes in The Bektashi Order of Dervishes (London, 1937, p. 106) that, "This is understood to mean that Muhammad taught the external facts about what Muslims should believe and what they should do, but it is only through Ali that one can enter into an understanding of their deeper meaning." Abdullah bin Masud said, "The Koran was revealed in seven letters. There is not a single letter but it has an exterior and an interior meaning and with Ali is the knowledge of these." (Kitab al-Burhan fi tafsir al-Koran (1:21). The Ismailis are also called the Batiniyya (esotericists or interiorists) because of professing the inner aspects of Islam, and as such the Ismailism is the batini tariqah.
  • Perfect Conditions Make for Perfect Storms - How Hurricanes Form  By : Mark Decherd
    If you've ever wondered why hurricanes arrive like clockwork during "hurricane season," it's because conditions are just right. With the warm waters of late summer, low pressure systems, and other conditions in place, hurricanes are born.
  • Is Googling Making You Smarter or Dumber?  By : Bradley Scorzy
    You spend approximately 7 hours weekly just by googling, that is without opening any websites. Is there a way to make a better use of that time without having to ditch google?
  • Sixth Grade Science Fair Experimentss|Science Fair Experiments for 6th Graders  By : Robert Watson
    You may ask, how does a grammar school science projects make kids into useful individuals? The simple answer is -- by giving them knowledge to be responsible. You can start with finishing a 6th grade science projects.
  • Steel Buildings Buying Tips  By : Linda Falorio
    Steel buildings buying tips to help the first time pre-engineered steel building and prefab metal building buyer feel confident as a pro.
  • UFO Near Luke AFB?  By : Joy Healey
    Do you believe in UFOs? Unidentified flying objects? With so many credible, yet unexplained, reports the questions should not be lightly dismissed. Marvel at just one sighting, at Luke AFB, and draw your own conclusions.
  • History of the United States Postal Service  By : Ellen Bell
    Learn about the history of our U.S. Postal Service, from its humble beginnings to the large-scale organization we know today. We’ll cover the major milestones in this brief history of the USPS.
  • In an Educational Bureaucracy, It Is Hard to Weed Out Incompetence  By :
    My level of being appalled rose dramatically the other day, fortunately, my blood pressure remained the same. The cause of this happening was an editorial in USA Today (7-17-08) titled the "Teacher Protection Racket". It seems that getting rid of teachers in the public school system is almost as difficult as quickly solving any perceived problems involving global warming. Find out why.
  • Influence of the New Moon  By : Dr. D.S. Merchant
    Sir Isaac Newton's theory of gravity speaks that every particle attracts every other particle with a force that depends on their masses and the distance between them. The moon constantly attracts the earth behaves like a loose garment that can be pulled out from the body to fall back again. It implies that every day, when the moon is directly overhead, the water of the earth flows out towards the moon, and causes high tide. Hence, during the full moon, the attraction is greater than the normal. Dr. Lyall Watson writes in Supernature (London, 1973, p. 49) that, "Every drop of water in the ocean responds to this force, and every living marinal animal and plant is made aware of the rhythm. The lives of those that inhabit the margins of the seas depend entirely on this awareness."
  • Become A Medical Transcriptonist -- 5 Reasons Why  By : Pam Lyon
    Medical Transcription is a great opportunity to have your own home business, or work from home. Here are my 5 favorite reasons to become a Medical Transcriptionist...
  • Designing jewelry with antique cut diamonds  By : Mithun Rao
    There is a large difference between the overall affect that an antique cut diamond has as compared to the brilliance of modern cut diamonds. While antique cut diamonds exude a certain subtle panache, the modern cuts provide a brilliance that is unparalleled in its own intense way.
  • Why carbide gravers win over steel gravers everytime  By : Rosemary Brookes
    Over the past few years there has been a lot of controversy over whether to use a carbide graver over a steel graver. Often the incorrect grade of tungsten carbide is used when manufacturing carbide gravers and therefore their quality is undermined. Should the correct grade of carbide be chosen there is no reason you should ever have to use a steel graver again.
  • Is It Possible to Work At Home in Medcial Transcription?  By : Pam Lyon
    Everyone wants to know if it is still possible to work at home in Medical Transcription. This article will explore the possibilities, and let you know what to expect.
  • Online Education Tips for distance learning  By : Sivakorn Siricharoensataporn
    They say learning is a continuous process and it really doesn't matter if it happens in school or not. Many adults go back to school to complete their courses, pursue their degrees further, or just simply study something new. For adults who are very much busy with work but would like to go back to school, their option is to go online. Distance education is a form of online schooling, which could work for people who want to take courses.
  • Doctrine Of Imamate  By : Dr. D.S. Merchant
    The rudiments of the concept of the Imamate had been introduced by Ali bin Abu Talib in his speeches and Imam Hussain in his correspondence with the Shi'ites of Kufa and Basra. Soon after the event of Karbala, the political situation was changed in Islamic states, therefore, Imam Zayn al-Abidin confined his religious activities to Medina. The adherents of the Imam however spread in all Islamic regions.

    The Imamate of Imam Muhammad al-Bakir and Imam Jafar Sadik coincided with turbulent period politically in the Islamic states. With the advent of the Greek philosophy in the Arabian territories, different thought of schools and sects emerged in Islam due to different interpretations. The Companions of the Prophet were also no longer alive, who had treasured in their memories the knowledge they had acquired from Ahl al-Bayt. It was a peak time to impart the followers the doctrine of the Imamate and the philosophical aspect of the tenets of Islam. Kashshshi writes in Marifat Akhbar al-Rijal (p. 28) that, "Before the Imamate of Muhammad al-Bakir, the Shi'ites knew nothing what was lawful and unlawful except what they learnt from the people; until Muhammad al-Bakir became the Imam. He taught and explained to them the knowledge and they began to impart other people from whom they were previously learning." Thus, the small nucleus established after the Karbala event by Imam Zayn al-Abidin began to develop rapidly under Imam Muhammad al-Bakir.
  • Keep your scooter going with a battery test  By : Elliott Turner
    Is there something wrong with your wheelchair? Or is it just the battery? Use a battery tester and never be stuck again
  • Get a Mentor to Learn how to be an Announcer or DJ  By :
    For those interested in learning a radio career, as a DJ or announcer, many have found they learn more when the to learn by doing, and when the get a mentor in the radio profession who can teach the basic skills required in a real job at a radio station.
  • How To Choose The Right Medical Transcription Training Program  By : Pam Lyon
    There are many options for training in the Medical Transcription field. Yet how do you know if you have picked the right school? This guide will set you on the right track to the best medical transcription schools and training.
  • Master Of Music In Music Education, Doctor Of Musical Arts In Music Education  By : Jarad Modason
    It is not the lure of lucre that draws one to the art of music. Brainchild of Boston University, this degree provides the students an intrinsic view of the musical world via perfect technical and sound approach.
  • Bachelor of Science in Diagnostic Medical Sonography, Radio logic Sciences  By : Jarad Modason
    In the field of medicine or surgery sonography holds the key; a proper diagnosis is only possible after an effective sonography result appears. It may interest many people to work and achieve in this profession and earn a degree but due to packed schedule no one is able to devote time for classroom instructions.
  • Master Of Science In Safety, Security And Emergency Management  By : Jarad Modason
    The urge to do something beyond the conventional career opportunities such as medicine or engineering or for that matter teaching has given rise to many noteworthy specialized courses. Attending a regular class is not always a feasible option and online education is slowly gaining momentum.
  • Mobile Phone Brand Qualities  By :
    Find out what your mobile phone says about you and the defining features of our most popular mobile phone brands so you can decide which is the ideal handset for you.
  • EKU-Bachelor Of Science In Fire And Safety Engineering Technology  By : Jarad Modason
    Disasters are inevitable, it may happen anywhere and anytime but to minimize the effect of a disaster is in the hands of mortal souls. Often it had been seen that the raging fire flames just swallows down everything, from a tiny morsel to the greatest structure.
  • The Language of the Navajo Nation  By :
    Navajo (also spelled Navaho) is an Athabaskan language used in southwest America by the Navajo tribe. Its native name is Diné bizaad. It's unique in that most of the other Athabakan language family members are from the north.
  • University of Cincinnati-Bachelor of Science in Health Information Management  By : Jarad Modason
    Maintaining clinical data, compliance to Federal regulations and solving issues related in the Information Technology Departments of Health Centers are some of the most pressing challenges facing hospitals and health care clinics in the country.
  • Northwestern University- Master of Science in Medical Informatics  By : Jarad Modason
    Medical Informatics is a subject which deals with IT departments within hospitals and clinics. The program educates a student in computing and clinical skills creating a foundation for a career in Medical Informatics. The scope of Medical Informatics can be very wide covering subjects such as clinical data maintenance and regulatory compliance such as HIPPA.
  • University of Cincinnati-Online Master of Science in Nursing  By : Jarad Modason
    Nursing is a great profession and nurses are second only to doctors when it comes to patient care. A specialized degree is nursing can help any nurse to achieve an edge over her peers professionally. The Master of Science in Nursing with a specialization in nurse-midwife or a women’s health nurse practitioner will add value to practicing nurses.
  • University of Saint Mary-Online Bachelor of Science in Nursing  By : Jarad Modason
    An ailing person finds solace in the care that is given by that white dressed angel at their bedside. Yes, friends! The guess is right. I am talking about the nurse at the hospital who goes to a great extend to ensure that the patients under her care are at comfort.
  • Introduction to UEFA Champions League  By : Roberto Garabelli
    The UEFA Champions League is the most popular club competition in Europe. In addition, it is a competition where only the champions of each league in Europe can participate.
  • An Information Security Degree - Endless Opportunities  By : David Cassell
    Details on a computer security degree and why it is a fantastic qualification to have. You'll be stunned by the career opportunities it offers. This article gives you the info you need to make an informed decision on whether getting this degree is right for you.
  • Colored Diamonds ' Naming conventions  By : Mithun Rao
    The naming convention for colored diamonds was not always the same as it was earlier. Historically, the colored diamonds were named after the specific location from where they came. This caused a fair amount of confusion since there were multiple locations from where specific colored diamonds were mined.
  • University of New England-Online Master of Science in Education  By : Jarad Modason
    The teaching profession always draws talented individuals who are interested to impart their knowledge among students. With a broader objective to impart knowledge and a passion to do a worthwhile job, teachers tread on the path to create the future citizens of the country.
  • Florida Hospital College of Heath Sciences-Online Bachelor of Science Degree in Nursing  By : Jarad Modason
    Nurses are only second to doctors when it comes to patient care. A well trained nurse can give immense relief to a patient and create a big difference in the healing process. It is mandatory for nurses in the United States or any other country to be well trained and equipped with a professional nursing degree.
  • University of Saint Mary-Online Master of Arts in Teaching  By : Jarad Modason
    The teaching profession is one of the noblest professions as teachers create the citizens of future. Teaching has always remained a profession which has been pursued by the intelligentsia and it will always remain so.
  • University of Cincinnati-Online Master of Education in Educational Leadership  By : Jarad Modason
    Creating educational leadership positions is the endeavor of every University and school. Schools and Colleges build citizens of the future and it is of paramount importance to have good leaders running these institutions.
  • Health Informatics Degree - High Demand - Fantastic Salaries  By : David Cassell
    The health informatics degree is in high demand because of the complexity and rapid growth of the health care industry. This articles outlines to you why it is such a good degree to have and where it can take you career.
  • The Quantum Learning Tenets  By : Jim Hartley
    The Tenets are important concepts or guiding principles that are basic to the Quantum Learning system. These ideas are woven throughout the fabric of the system, and as a result will be rediscovered in many applications and strategies. The Tenets are specifically designed to improve our practice in the classroom by directing our focus. We recommend that you post them in a place where you will see them on a regular basis.
  • Ikhwan As-Safa  By : Dr. D.S. Merchant
    "The Abbasid caliph Mamun (d. 218/833) patronized philosophy and professed Mutazalism. It was an interesting trend among the educated elite to drift towards Greek philosophy and ultimately a bulk of the contradictions raised among the Muslims in interpreting Islamic practices. It must be known that the intellect is an indispensable faculty in man, but despite this, its power of penetration has a definite limit. It may enjoy apparent supremacy and mastery in certain fields, but there are many things, which are baffling and incomprehensible to it. The intellect cannot grasp a thing as a whole and its entirety. Its range of operation is limited, and therefore a true spiritual master is needed to guide a proper method.
  • Common mistakes to aviod while identifying synthetic diamonds  By : Mithun Rao
    The popularity and appeal of diamonds led to a situation where people wanted to create diamond look-alikes in the laboratory. Many experiments were done to perfect a laboratory process that could create diamonds that were close to the real thing. It was only after a lot of research that the process of developing a diamond in a laboratory was finalized. These lab diamonds are called synthetic diamonds and are far cheaper than real diamonds.
  • Dyslexia Information. What is Dyslexia. Kinds of Dyslexia  By : Travis Olague
    Dyslexia can be genetic or acquired one, "dysphonetic" (or auditory) and "dyseidetic" (or visual) dyslexia. Nowadays is valuable to know signs, types and healing of dyslexia. It is very significant to help children and people affected by this disease. They need our hand and help. If you want to keep up-to- date with the information on dyslexia training methods, current practice and reports, follow here.
  • Portland State University - Bachelors Degree In Criminology  By : Jarad Modason
    The subject of Criminal Justice is taught at various law schools on an on-campus mode. With online education becoming a requirement for professionals because of their tough working hours, courses in Criminal Justice have been designed in the online mode or what we call as E-Learning.
  • Educational Trends: Students are Learning More Earlier  By :
    Today's trends in education include the fact that everything to do with educating a child is starting earlier. For instance, parents are now taking their three year old kids to tutoring programs, and they are using flashcards and homework. Kindergarten students are now doing the work that first-graders used to do. And high school students are signing up for prep classes for the SAT college entrance exams.
  • Mountain State University-bachelor’s in Organizational Leadership - Criminal Justice Administration  By : Jarad Modason
    The criminal justice system is one of the most important departments for any Government. It is directly responsible for maintaining law and order which is vital for the stability of any country. Officers working in the department join their assignments after completing various degrees.
  • Mountain State University  By : Jarad Modason
    Strategic Leadership is a critical requirement in any Corporate. Without good leaders and a strong management team the profitability and revenues of a company are not going to lead in any direction. The common Management degree is what all of us aspires for to get that coveted assignment in a corporate or a boutique Investment firm.
  • University of Cincinnati - Master of Science in Criminal Justice  By : Jarad Modason
    Study of Law has always been an evergreen subject from times when constitutions were framed. The Master of Science degree in Criminal Justice is one of the most prestigious degrees that one can get in the field of criminal justice.
  • Ten Things You MUST Ask a Medical Transcription Company Before Taking The Job  By : Pam Lyon
    Getting a new medical transcription job can be a scary thing, especially for the newcomer. How do you know if you have "covered all the bases" when you are negotiating with a potential employer? This is a short and sweet guide to make sure you know what you are in for when you sign on the dotted line.
  • Diamond Simulants  By : Mithun Rao
    Diamond simulants are not the same as diamonds or synthetic diamonds. Synthetic diamonds are made or produced synthetically and have almost the same chemical and physical property of diamonds. Simulants are actually stones that just 'look' similar to a diamond. The physical and chemical properties of a simulant can be entirely different from a diamonds.
  • Idda  By : Dr. D.S. Merchant
    "The word idda is derived from the verb adda, meaning to count or enumerate. A woman whose marriage is annulled, or when she is divorced, a period of waiting, known as idda, is followed. The Koran says: "O Prophet! when you divorce women, divorce them for their prescribed time (idda), and calculate the number of the days prescribed, and be careful of (your duty to) God, your Lord. Do not drive them out of their houses, nor should they themselves go forth, unless they commit an open indecency; and these are the limits of God, and whoever goes beyond the limits of God, he indeed does injustice to his own soul. You do not know that God may after that bring about reunion" (65:1).
  • University of Cincinnati - Laboratory technician Program  By : Jarad Modason
    Among the many career choices that one may like to take up, laboratory technician may not be on the high priority list of many. However, the job of a laboratory technician is always in demand. Laboratory research is required in different fields such as pharmaceutical companies, chemical industries, hospitals and biotechnology firms.
  • University of Florida - Doctor of Pharmacy Degree  By : Jarad Modason
    Pharmacy has always been a sought after course for students who are interested in the pharmaceutical industry. Sometimes, the pharmacy course is taken as a second choice if students fail to qualify for medicine. Whatever be the reason the course has always been invaluable and will always continue to be so. Let us check out some of the broader aspects of the Doctor of Pharmacy Degree.
  • Marylhurst University - Degrees Online  By : Jarad Modason
    The educational landscape has seen a paradigm shift in the last decade. The mode of delivering lectures has also changed from classroom coaching and distance learning to the online mode.
  • How the diamond cutting style originated  By : Mithun Rao
    There was a time when cutting and polishing a diamond was considered sacrilege. It was believed that cutting and shaping the precious stone would devoid it of the supernatural power that it was believed to posses. The diamond was considered a prestigious stone and only rulers and even they were not allowed to tamper with the rough stone that was found naturally.
  • How To Make Women Laugh  By : Roberto Bell
    I believe you haven't expected to hear, that it's plain to make nearly anyone smile.
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    (vide Diwan, Beirut, 1309 A.H., p. 972).

    Ibn Tiqtaqa also quoted the above poem in his al-Fakhri (comp. 699/1302). Abul Fida (2:309) writes, "Sharif ar-Radi had composed a poem in praise of the Fatimids in which he admitted the legitimate descent of the Fatimids from Ali bin Abu Talib."

    But in 402/1011, the Abbasid caliph Kadir billah (d. 422/1031) alarmed over the prosperity of the Fatimids and their success inside his empire, attempted to combat with Imam al-Hakim by another tool. He gathered a number of Shi'a and Sunni jurists to his court and ordered them to prepare a forged genealogy of the Fatimids and sign the document. Like other depending upon the Abbasids, Sharif ar-Radi and his brother al-Murtada also joined the campaign and signed the document. Ibn Taghri Birdi (d. 874/1470) writes in al-Nujum al-Zahira fi Muluk Misr wal Qahira (Cairo, 1929, 1:45-6) that, "The Abbasid caliph hired the theologians and paid them large sum of money to write books condemning the Fatimid cause and their doctrine." Ibn Athir (8:9) writes, "Sharif ar-Radi did not include these verses in his Diwan due to fear of the Abbasids, and also signed the document."
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    Spanish can be difficult to learn especially if you don’t have the interest. But did you know that more and more companies are looking for employees who can speak Spanish? This is because there are almost 500 million Spanish-speakers worldwide and learning to speak the language can give you the access to one of the fastest growing markets in the world!
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    Even if you are highly educated and have degrees from your country, they are not recognized in the US and hence you cannot take full benefit of them if you wish to come to the US and study or work here. As the level and system of education is different in various countries, it is necessary to have your educational background formally assessed for employment, continuing education and immigration purposes. A Foreign Credential Evaluation Service is the agency that provides this service.
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