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21. Art Links
Great for homework help! chinese Texts (available in English characters, and chinese, but you need chinese fonts for compjugador (aka Spanish Verb Conjugation
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Subject-Area Education Links Click the area of interest to get a list of related sites... Art General Literature Philosophy ... World Geography
Art Resources
Dictionaries
The Glossary of Painting Styles from the WebMuseum, Paris, gives short but thorough definitions of styles from Baroque to Surrealism.
General Resources
The Incredible Art Department is a comprehensive site featuring artists, museums, clip art, art games, and information on particular styles and periods. The National Museum of American Art contains many images and text from the Smithsonian Institution and, of course, the National Museum of American Art. For a wonderful site with text from famous artists and images from their works see The Web Museum. World Wide Arts Resource is an extensive registry of contemporary art information, including artists, museums, and galleries. Information on world wide museums and their collections may be found in the World Wide Web Virtual Library, Museums section.
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Here are a few general biographical sites. If you are looking for biographies of musicians or composers, try the music section. Artists...see under Art. Authors...see under Literature.

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24. Square Roots
Newton s Method, Divide and Average Technique, General help. China/1stCenturyAD/NineChapters.html chinese Method of www.io.com/~pepe/comp/sqrrt - Divide and
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Square Roots Project
Free JavaScripts provided
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Divide and Average
The divide and average method can be (easily) extended to find roots higher than that of the square. A generalized equation is:
If a is the number the roots is to be determined of,
x is the first guess, and
x is the second guess, then:
x + (a / divided by x the number of times of the exponent minus 1)
- = a new guess or x
x2 is put back into the equation until the average, x, equals the previous guess.
Thus, (x + (a/x1)) / 2 = x is the divide and average equation for finding square roots, (x1 + ((a/x1)/x1)) / 2 = x2 is used to determine cube roots, and so on.
For example, this equation will be used to find the square root of 16. If the first guess for the square root is 5, then (5 + (16/5)) / 2 = 4.1, (4.1 + (16/4.1)) / 2 = 4.001219512, (4.001219512 + (16/4.001219512)) / 2 = 4.000000186, (4.000000186 + (16/4.000000186)) / 2 = 4, and 4 + 916/4) = 4 so 4 is the square root of 16.
Beyond the square root equation, however, it becomes very difficult to quickly generate an accurate root. The equations keep producing averages that will not simply to one definite answer as rapidly as would square roots.. At that point, it is easiest to estimate the root from the averages given. Newton's Method Newton's Method is similar to the divide and average technique. Both methods involve “guessing” and “checking. The simple equation for finding the square root of a number with Newton's method is:

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  • 28. Untitled Document
    earliest uses of various mathematical symbols, elementary problems, chinese Mathematics, and homework help, back to school, science fair project ideas. comp.
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    This site gives a chronological list of mathematical works and mathematics for China, and chronological lists of mathematicians for the Arabic sphere, Europe, Greece, India, and Japan. http://aleph0.clarku.edu/~djoyce/mathhist/mathhist.html
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    32. Bookmarks For Susan Gibb
    Bartlett, John, comp. Monster Online Dictionary, Encyclopedia, and homework help An entertaining Electronic Passport to chinese History Dynasty Confucius
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    Bookmarks for Susan Gibb
    Personal Toolbar Folder
    Ready Reference
    Here is a place to start research. Encylopedias, dictionaries, atlases, etc. are located here.
    Flags
    Flags of all Countries
    Large flags in color arranged alphabetically by country.
    Dictionaries
    Webster's site includes both a dictionary and a thesaurus.
    Merriam-Webster OnLine
    Dictionary and thesaurus together. Use search box
    Wordsmyth: Welcome!
    A clear and easy to use dictionary. Includes an advanced search feature.
    Quotations
    Bartlett, John, comp. 1919. Familiar Quotations, 10th edition
    Online version of the famous quotation dictionary. You need to go through several pages to reach your quote.
    annabelle's Quotation Guide
    Can search this guide by topic or by author. The topics are listed for you.
    Name origins
    Look up origins of names for your "Roots Portfolio."
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    "An extremely detailed and thorough website which provides for research into the meanings and origins of human names."
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    Type in your first name and find its origins.

    33. Education-Related Newsgroups FAQ (Learn In Freedom!)
    college radio stations alt.school.homeworkhelp Looking for k12.ed.comp.literacy Teaching computer literacy in Many of the articles are posted in chinese.
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    34. Faq
    If you need help with your homework, ask your including Spanish, Italian, short form chinese, Korean, Japanese a series of DBA FAQs to the comp.databases.oracle
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    Frequently Asked Questions
    These are my answers to frequently asked questions that I have received either in person or via email. These questions tend to focus on books and publishing; for technical answers, see the "Frequently Given Answers" section of the "Free articles" page.
    Can I link to your site?

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    How much can you make writing Oracle books?

    How successful does a book have to be to be worthwhile financially?
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    How much can you make writing Oracle books?
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    Why is that?
    Figure it this way: if you're really good, you'll crank out a finished page in an hour (that's incorporating writing time, editing time, reviews, more edits, etc). So for a 500 page book, you'll spend at least 500 hours. If you've never done this before, double that time estimate. If you know enough to write a book, then you know enough to be a consultant. Say you charge $100 an hour as a consultant. If you spent your writing time consulting, you'd make $50,000. Unless your book fills an intense need, you may not see enough sales to hit that amount of royalties.

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    37. Perhaps The One Aspect That I Dislike Most Out Here Is The
    of my four classes focused the least on listening comp. of isolationism adopted by the chinese, Japanese, and me to give her some help on her English homework.
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    Perhaps the one aspect that I dislike most out here is the curriculum. I'm out here to study for a year so I realize that not every day would be National Geographic levels of excitement and that I would be spending a good part of my time on the opposite side of the globe doing the old nine to five in class. But what makes the daily grind so fucking unbearable is that what I'm getting out of bed every morning at 7:30AM for is such drivel. Every semester there are four different classes. One is this newspaper article class. The People's Daily ...I should save my invective for a slightly more difficult target than the official mouthpiece of the Chinese Communist Party (actually, far less doctrinaire papers are de rigeur around here.) Suffice to say, all newspaper articles in China are written in a very dry style with a lot of esoteric grammar. I remember the first article I read and having to look up literally 3/4 of the words. But these articles seem to have been spit out by some software program, where it seems there's some algorithm to throw in these phrases in every paragraph, like: "Since the open market reform of 1978..." and "China's economy is [insert colorful adjective] developing." Once you learn these phrases, reading articles is a snap. For example, "Since the open market reform of 1978, Tianjin's women's volleyball team has won 4 national titles." Or, "Gong Li's new movie takes place in the Qing dynasty, long before China's economy began to violently develop." Another class is listening comprehension. Last semester, this class was characterized by the fact that this class of my four classes focused the least on listening comp. We would sit down and just read through the textbook and then the teacher would have us close the book and repeat the sentences verbatim. On special occasions, we could even "listen" to the passage. This semester's class involved watching what seemed the final projects of Moviemaking 101 students. The teacher liked to play one line at a time, and then ask, "What did she say?" Usually the class would give an incoherent murmur, whereupon she would rewind the tape and play that line again. Finally when someone would speak up audibly (usually after the fifth or sixth iteration), she'd then ask everyone individually what the person said. This went on twice a week, an hour and a half each time.

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    39. Lahore University Of Management Sciences Library
    chinese International School. boards, Mathematics and English education resources, local tutor listings, homework help, study worksheets comp.softsys.matlab.
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    New School links: Student Loans Student Loan Consolidation
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    Ethnologue: Languages of the World has, among other things, maps showing the geographical distribution of living languages, statistics on the number of speakers, and more. Searchable site. Don't know what language it is? Try the Stochastic Language Identifier Travlang's Translating Dictionaries site is an amazing collection of dictionaries and not just English to blahblah or blahblah to English. For instance, there are dictionaries of Portuguese to Spanish, and Dutch to Afrikaans. Includes Esperanto dictionaries as well. You may also want to try the Web of On-line Dictionaries
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    English and English as a Second Language
    See also Dictionaries
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    French-to-English Dictionary French Verb Conjugation Online French Texts and other French language resources.

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