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How do you make an annotated bibliography?

Most of the time students fail to understand the difference between an annotated bibliography and an article summary. Students think that annotated bibliography is same as that of an article summary. However, this idea is completely wrong. Let us know about Annotated bibliography in detail.

What is an annotated bibliography and when is it used?

In simple words annotated bibliography is a list of citations to books, journals and articles that is followed with a descriptive analysis of 100-150 words. An annotated bibliography is used when the relevance, importance and quality of sources are to be presented which would be used for citations.

How is it done?

Annotated bibliography is done with help of citations and follows certain steps:

Firstly, you need to have access to a complete paper or journal article which is to be cited as you would require that for annotated bibliography.

Secondly you will have to indentify certain areas that will be evaluated and analysed in your annotations. For example, focus on background of the study stated in article, whether the literatures review is well developed or not, data analysis methods and tools used and gaps in paper.

Thirdly, proceed to analyse the marked points and bring out the importance of article related with your study area. Be careful with the length. It must be concise and you must be able to present the central theme and scope of the article in your annotation.

Lastly, select a proper citation style or as is given to you by your university either MLA or APA or any other form, as suggested by university.

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In our adventures I would:

[] Be the one to rescue you[] Be the one getting rescued[X] Always never offer to pay for our drink[] Often leave you behind[] Try to seduce you at every turn

We met:

[] Once upon a dream[X] In our childhood[] On a hot summer’s day/winter’s night[] While we were neck deep in trouble

Do I secretly love you?

[] Yes[X] No [] I refuse to answer this!

If you were in trouble:

[X] I would do my best to help you no matter what happens![] I would help, but only if I could benefit as well.[] I might help. Maybe.[] I’d let you rot. It’d serve you right.[] You? In trouble? I’m the one in trouble! Help me!

When we are alone:

[] It’s just you and me, sharing a meal by the fire.[] We are in the library, lounging about and studying.[X] We have long conversations about everything and nothing at the same time.[] It’s in the bedroom.

Together we shall:

[] Rule over all![] Grow old and adventure together.[] Part ways, sweetly, yet sadly.[] Create a new kingdom all our own![X] Discover new lands![X] Conquer new lands![] Make sweet sweet love.

And finally:

[X] We are friends.[] We are enemies

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5 Common Mistakes Must Be Avoided In Academic Writing

Academic writing is defined as a form of writing that is used for fulfilling the criteria laid down by a college or a university. Academic writing is also used for publications that are read by teacher and researchers or presented at conferences. Academic writing is mainly performed by researchers and academic experts through the help of thorough research and analysis.

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Happy Holi everyone! 🌈🎉

Today we celebrate the festival of colors, love, and happiness. Let's spread joy and positivity with our friends and family. May this Holi bring peace, prosperity, and success to all.

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Autumn Equinox Embracing the Nature and Festive Spirit

22nd September is the time to make a shift from summer fall and to welcome Autumn Equinox. This Autumn Equinox occurs the moment the Sun crosses the celestial equator. The celestial equator is considered to be the imaginary line that is placed above the Earth’s Equator. This celestial equator is stretched from North to South. This day denotes the fall of Northern hemisphere. On 22nd September, both darkness and light will be equal and after that nights will be longer as we are heading towards winter.

Scientifically, Autumn Equinox is considered to be an astronomical point for earth’s position. While rotating Earth slightly wobbles on its axis. When the Sun crosses equator we can feel the equal duration of day and night. This occurrence is also an interesting study for Geography and astronomy students.

After two days from Autumn Equinox, we experience the full moon. Autumn Equinox is a delightful time to celebrate warmness in temperature as well as the magical sunlight which is slightly indirect and silvery. It is the time for real harvest where you can plant your garden. Small rituals can be done to celebrate Autumn Equinox which includes lighting the candles and burning pines. Even, on this Autumn Equinox, you can express gratitude towards your loved ones by considering this day to be most auspicious.  

Ceremonies and rituals:

Autumn Equinox can be celebrated by decorating altars with flowers and colours. This will be a symbol of the season of late harvest. You can gather bounty and the goddess for its magical creation with light winter blows.

Traditional celebration:

You can arrange family gatherings on this day after decorating home with flowers. You can come up with some kid-appreciated ideas so that they enjoy the fall of summer. You can have some inner harvest to celebrate this day. This inner harvest refers to the experience that has gained in the past season. You can say thanks to them from you have learned or you can show gratitude when you realize their contribution in your life.

Fall Arts

You can make some fall arts for fun to celebrate Autumn Equinox. You can make Acrone peg dolls, fall peg doll fairies and handprint trees. Children will feel the togetherness with all this fall are projects.

Have fall harvest meal

Autumn Equinox can be celebrated with a fall harvest meal which can be Mabon thanksgiving tradition. Some of the fall harvest means are re zucchini, apples, corn pumpkins and squash. You can educate your children with these fall harvest meal at the table about the great of this day.

Arrange a bonfire / Yoga

Autumn Equinox is incomplete without attending a bonfire where you can gather with your loved ones and start singing, dancing, playing beat drums. Meditation or yoga can be performed to have the spiritual essence of Autumn Equinox.

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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN FICTION AND NON-FICTION WRITING: ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT IT

Fiction writing is not true. It is mere imagination whereas Nonfiction writing is true or real fact. This is how you can express non-fiction and fiction writing in the simplest way. Non-fiction writing includes real people, real events, real things, and real writing whereas fiction writing involves imaginary events, imaginary people and places. The writer can use his or her creativity and imagination to create the plot and characters. Students sometimes feel confused with the term fiction and non-fiction as they are unable to distinguish these two things. Customised Proofreading Services is here to help you understand the concept of fiction writing and non-fiction writing.

Customised Proofreading Services ensures that students while making an assignment on fiction must have a clear idea of this concept. Customised Proofreading Services suggest that fiction writing is all about made-up stories. No real fact of an idea can be generated from fiction writing. Fiction writing is made for entertainment. On the other hand, non-fiction writing is more about information rather than entertainment. Nonfiction writing includes auto-biography, historic drama, articles, and journals. Fiction writings are fairy tales or any creative stories. Here are a few differences between fiction writing and non-fiction writing listed below:

1. Referencing

As non-fiction writing focuses on real-life characters and real-life events, it requires referencing. References validate the data provided in the writing. Customised Proofreading Services suggests that you can add any quote any dialogue of any popular person, you need to add to reference to that quotation. These references make non-fiction writing more credible. However, fiction writing does not require any references as the information is not credible.

2. Interpretation

Customised Proofreading Services shows that fiction writing can be interpreted by the audience differently. This fiction writing does not have any real conclusion. Hence, it depends on the audience to interpret that writing. As per Customised Proofreading Services, non-fiction writing cannot be interpreted as the stories are real. Everyone knows about the conclusion. Customised Proofreading Services suggest that non-fiction writing is direct and simple with one interpretation.

3. Elaboration

Customised Proofreading Services suggest that fiction writing has a scope of elaboration for entertainment purposes. However, non-fiction writing can be neither elaborated as real stories nor can be manipulated. Writers elaborate on the plot characters as well as stories in fiction writing.

4. Made up Stories

Non-fiction stories are not made up stories as they focus on real events. But in fiction writing imagination characters plays the role and do several imaginative tasks. People can enjoy the stories but cannot rely on them. However, in the case of non-fiction writing, stories people can have information after reading them.

Students can take help from Customised Proofreading Services for their non-fiction and fiction assignment. Writing any piece from imagination or elaborating on a real incident requires creativity in terms of presentation and personification of characters. Many fiction writers have the creative liberty to express their imaginations and observations in their writing. Non-fiction writers, however, have a challenge in presenting the real incident by expressing it in their creative way.  

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Clichés you must avoid in academic writing

Cliché is considered to be the expression that might have a basic meaning or have lost its meaning for over usage. With overuse of these words and phrases, you may lose its specific meaning. Even, students face difficulties to pinpoint these clichés in academic writing in spite of being familiar with these phrases. This blog highlights common clichés in academic writing and why writers must avoid these clichés to make their write-up as well as application specific

Some common examples of clichés

Based on the different genre where you can encounter these clichés, some categories’ have been divided.

1.      Academic Writing

2.      Application Essay

3.      Other types of writing

However, most of the students incorporate clichés in academic writing and loses its specificity, especially while formulating their introduction and conclusion. Check you written handout to ensure that you have started or completed your writing with these clichés mentioned below or not

Cliché  for starting a sentence

 In modern society

 In this time

Throughout history

As per the view of

On the other hand

On the contrary

Cliché  for describing the time

A waste of  time

The time of my  life

 In recent  time

Just a matter of  time

Other  examples

As well as

Therefore

Henceforth

For this reason

So and so

Why not use Clichés in academic writing

Clichés are applicable for informal writing or some verbal conversation, however, it is not acceptable for academic writing. Cliché makes your writing boring by losing its originality. Cliché diverts your writing from specific one to general one. Cliché considered being vague as it does not have any evidence for explanation. When you are using clichés in academic writing, it proves that you are lazy enough to provide credible information.

Way to get rid of cliché

The best option that you can use to avoid cliché is to do brainstorm or research more as this is the only possible way to generate evidence-based writing. You should avoid colloquial vocabularies like “horrendous”, “in recent years” or “above board” in academic writing repetitively as they might be suitable for regular spoken language, but not for assignment writing. In spite of this, you can use “horrible”, “recently” or “legitimately” respectively to make your writing more academic. Another cliché that students usually put in their assignment writing is run-on expressions in form of "etc, and so on". It would be suggested to provide entire information in assignment writing in a more formal way. Sometimes students start writing with "then" and this misplaced adverb is considered as cliché in academic writing.

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WORLD OZONE DAY 2019 - "Ozone: Nature's Sunscreen"

16th September is considered to be World Ozone Day or the day to preserve ozone layer from depletion. On this particular day, we experience the substances of Montreal Protocols signing. Every year, the United Nation takes initiative to aware people about ozone depletion with an innovative theme. 2019 is approaching the theme of ’32 Years and Healing’. The idea behind this theme is about the remarkable international support and cooperation towards the protection of ozone layer and the climatic changes under the Montreal protocol. This highlights the concept of a healthy planet that leads to healthy people. As per the Montreal Protocol, 99 % of ozone depletion is caused by the chemicals used in air-conditioners and refrigerators.

According to the recent records given by Scientific Assessment of Ozone Depletion 2018, the depletion in ozone layer has recovered 1 to 3% from the year of 1999. As per the given results, mid-latitude and Northern Hemisphere Ozone layer will be recovered at the end of 2030 and Southern Hemisphere will take time till 2050. Polar region Ozone depletion will be recovered by the end of 2060. These efforts of ozone layer protection have not only affected the depletion but also the issue of climate change by averting almost 135b tones CO2 Emission till 2010.

Before celebrating this day, we must know the reason behind these phenomena. In stratosphere, ozone layer depletion is caused by few chemicals which contain bromine and chlorine atoms with chemical stability (inherent). These chemicals are present in the atmosphere for almost 40-150 years. These chemicals and gasses blow upward and chlorine involves in a chemical reaction with Ozone molecules in the presence of sunlight. It destroys ozone molecules. The situation is such tragic that 1 molecule of chlorofluorocarbon is capable of destroying thousands of Ozone molecules. Here is a list of chemical that depletes Ozone:

1.      CFC

2.      Hydrobromofluorocarbons

3.      Hydrochlorofluorocarbons

4.      Methyl Bromide

5.      Carbon Tetrachloride

6.      Halons

With the considerable progress in research on non-ozone depleting substance, it has found that refrigeration and air conditioning substitutes are available. HFC-410A replaces HSFC-22 and HFC-134a replaces CFC-12. Some alternative insulating substances are being used in market. Plastic film wrap and hydrocarbon blown polystyrene food containers also have come up with their alternatives like plastic film bubble wrap. For cleaning purposes, petroleum solvents can be used instead of 1, 1, 1- Trichloroethane or CFC.

In India, the Government of Narendra Modi launches the innovative idea of green plan for mitigating the adverse impact of Ozone layer depletion. Government of India laid their concern on the research and development team regarding the urgent requirement of new technologies. Technologies that are cost-effective, efficient, safe and eco-friendly. They are looking for alternative refrigerator gases that can replace CFC. The Indian Government is committed to phase down HFCs which is a potential global warming chemical.

After knowing the importance of ozone layer and risk of depletion, you must want to know your contribution towards this green initiative. Right?? You can do several things to contribute to this program. While buying refrigerators, you can look for product that does not use HCFCs or while buying aerosol, make sure that does not have CFCs or HCFCs. Regular inspection of air-conditioning and refrigerator is required to prevent leakage of CFC. When you are having air conditioning servicing, the refrigerant should be recycled or recovered instead of releasing in the atmosphere.

If you promise to do all these, we truly can celebrate our success on this World Ozone Day. But to hold these achievements, we must push ourselves to handle all the illegal sources of ozone depletion. Your wholehearted support can provide us bigger achievement like a climatic benefit on this World Ozone Day.  

“Let’s keep healing earth by applying Nature’s Sunscreen: Ozone”