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˖⁺‧₊˚✦ ways to make your laptop aesthetic feat. some extensions, websites & apps for students

i created this cause i found some time to finally upgrade and properly personalise my laptop, it took me almost an entire day watching youtube videos, researching for these and setting them up. so... i'm basically posting this for myself lol, but i also feel like sharing cause these are actually really good hehe

i'm using a windows laptop but i think most of these should work on mac too. most of these are free but there are maybe like less than five that require to be paid.

those that are marked with an asterisk (*) are the ones that i'm currently using while others are recommended or alternatives!

here is what my home screen looks like now:

i. screen saver

fliqlo (ios & win) * flipit (win, an inspired & alt ver of ^) flix clock (mac & web, paid ver comes with colours other than black) aura gradient clock (mac & web) retro anime desk clock (mac) flocus (web) * studywithme (web) note: remember to right-click the file and select "install", then ensure that the wait time (e.g: 5 mins) is less than your "turn off your screen" and "put my device to sleep after" (e.g: both 15 mins) in power settings

ii. tab themes

kluk: a clock tab theme * angry study helper: a tab theme that gets angy at u whenever u open a new tab gratitutab: a minimalistic tab theme that works as a to-do list prioritab: a tab theme that shows priorities that u had set for the day, week, and month

iii. extensions

tldr this: summarizes long docs, websites, articles, etc. with just a click * paperpanda: download research papers by clicking on it, it searches on domains like google scholar, semanticscholar, aodoi, and more * coffeelings: mainly a mood tracker that also saves mini journal entries colorzilla: an eyedropper colour picker * whatfont: click on it and hover on any text to show what font it is * mybib: an apa, mla, harvard, and more styles citation generator * read aloud: a tts reader that supports more than 40+ languages * notion web clipper: creates a website into a bookmark into notion * noisli: lets u listen to relaxing playlist while u study/work

iv. websites

lofi.cafe i miss the office i miss my cafe i miss my bar i miss my library a soft murmur patatap tomato timers animedoro lifeat coolors blush designs untools fontjoy zenpen decision maker museum of endangered sounds future me

v. apps

virtual cottage chill corner notion *

vi. rainmeter skins

mond * lano visualizer amatical * small clean weather animated * ageo sonder * cloudy harmattan note: if you're new to rainmeter, it can be a bit overwhelming, u may check out this short and simple tutorial on it, make sure to read the instructions if you're using complicated skins like weather (may require u to edit in txt), i also highly rec watching techrifle's videos

vii. misc.

wallpaper engine * (highly rec getting from chillhop) my live wallpaper (free alt of ^) translucenttb * roundedtb note: u can disable your shortcut icons to be invisible by right-clicking on your home screen, go to "view", and untick "show desktop icons", this is optional and i would always enable it whenever i'm working and gaming for easier access, i also set the icons to small

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writing an A+ essay for the humanities courses by your TA, step by step:

First step is always to read your guidelines very carefully and take note of the format; this means the word limit, referencing style (MLA, APA, Chicago, Harvard), and spacing. Write down the steps your professor expects (announcing your topic, first draft, meeting etc.) and their due dates.

finding your topic

🎀 start with your syllabus, is there any topic that you'd like to delve in to more? something that catches your attention? is there anything in your notes that you'd like to explore?

🎀 alternatively, you can take a look at your reading list and take note of journals that the articles were published in. you can write down some of the journal names and read through their latest publications through your library access for inspiration.

🎀 after you have a general idea of what you'd like to research, do an initial web search, a jstor search, and a library search. skim through the abstracts and selectively read what looks interesting to have an idea on this area of study and note down the kind of questions they try to answer in these papers.

🎀 book an appointment with your professor. chances are you're already required to let them know what you'll be writing on before you hand the paper in. so go to their office hours and tell them this is what you'd like to research, even if you're kind of scared or anxious or nervous, go and talk to them. they'll ask you some questions about how you'd like to go around researching your topic, and you can tell them about the kind of questions you found that could be interesting to pursue. they can advise you on how to narrow your topic down or point you towards some useful material. with that, you can start researching!

how to research

📚 while there is no one-size-fits-all research method, something helpful to do is picking out books on the topic and going through the bibliography. don't try to read everything ever written on this topic, but look at the abstracts and key words and skim through papers & books to find things relevant to your topic.

📚 definitely look into your professor's recommendations and you can jump from there, just bibliography hop and note down page numbers and citations on your word page that you'd like to use.

📚 as you read and note quotes, after some point you'll see a pattern and a shape of an argument forming in your head. arrange your quotes into logical sections that follow that argument and read a bit more to see if you can specifically find things written about that argument you've discovered. continue noting quotes.

📚 remember that for an undergrad paper, your professor will advise you on how many references you should ideally have in your paper and you should follow that. in your quotes stage, try to shoot a little bit higher than the advised number of bibliography you're expected to have. always, ALWAYS write your citations correctly with page numbers, even if you've paraphrased their arguments for your notes.

writing your paper

🩷 now, at some point you'll need to slow down on reading and start writing. you have some writing on your word page already, and chances are, you're already sitting with an over-the-word-limit paper just containing quotes. this is ideal.

✨️ start with trying to articulate your argument, and summarising the thread you've built with quotes. what is it that you're trying to answer here? how does it relate to your material (your primary source, this could be a literary book, an archaeological evidence, a building, an object, a painting, etc)?

🩷 do a little sectioning with your quotes, label 2 or 3 sections and group the quotes this way. then, write down what this group does, what do they argue for, what is the context of this argument, and how it relates to your argument.

✨️ go through all your sections like this. you can strike down some quotes, or choose to paraphrase them (you still need to cite them when you do this). try to use quotes that communicate with each other, or build a bridge between your different quotes. Add two more sections labeled: introduction, conclusion.

🩷 in the introduction you should give a brief context of your primary, verrrry brief, and then your argument that is stated as clearly as possible. you can give a short path as to how you're going to argue and what kind of proof you have; and also write down how you've organised your paper.

✨️ in the conclusion you summarise your argument and write down the implications of this in the general context of this area of study; what does it mean for this topic in general, what impact does it have, does your argument fill a gap, does it contradict the general consensus, does it prove that the general view is correct? you could write down what could be further studied for extra flair.

editing

🪸 check your citations, references, and bibliography. check them again. are they in the correct format? do they include all the information you need to provide? is it alphabetical? have you correctly gave references everywhere you needed to do and did not accidentally plagiarise anything?

🪸 check your spelling and grammar. try to do this about three days after you've written the paper. if you're pressed for time, have someone else read it for you. you will not be able to catch your grammatical errors after writing it because you become blind to your own writing after a certain time. if you want that A, the paper should look polished and have the correct formatting.

🪸 make sure your name is on the paper so you'll see it marked with an A+. Well done!

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Week Four Notes

Referencing.

Google:

Use OR for a way to get a more specific searth

Use NZ

Add Site:.org for non profits

Use Discover to see paywalled articles and info

To get to discovered google Massey library and click the link.

How to cite:

Massey Owl

Will show me what the perfect citation should look like. 

If need help doing citations use Zoterobib

ALWAYS USE MLA FOR THIS CLASS

Here’s the basic Information needed to reference your sources appropriately

Author (e.g. a person, people, an organisation or institution)

“Title of Source” (e.g. chapter title, article title, web page, song, TV episode)

Title of Container, (e.g. book title, journal title, website, album name, TV show)

Other Contributors (e.g. translated by, edited by, directed by, performance by) 

Version (e.g. edition)

Number (e.g. volume number, issue number)

Publisher

Publication date

Location (e.g. page number, section number, URL)

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Difference between Web Content Writer and Academic Writer

Web content writers and academic writers have distinct roles and responsibilities, and their writing styles cater to different audiences and purposes. Here are the key differences between the two:

Audience:

Web Content Writer: Targets a general audience or a specific demographic based on the website's purpose. The writing is often intended to engage, inform, and persuade readers quickly.

Academic Writer: Targets a scholarly audience, such as professors, researchers, and students. The writing is more formal, structured, and focuses on conveying complex ideas with precision.

Purpose:

Web Content Writer: Aims to attract and retain online visitors, promote products or services, and enhance the online presence of a business or organization. Content may include blog posts, articles, product descriptions, and promotional material.

Academic Writer: Aims to contribute to the existing body of knowledge, present research findings, or explore and analyze academic topics. Academic writing is often associated with research papers, essays, theses, and scholarly articles.

Tone and Style:

Web Content Writer: Typically uses a conversational and engaging tone. The writing style is more relaxed, and the content is often optimized for search engines (SEO) to improve online visibility.

Academic Writer: Adheres to a formal and objective tone. The writing style is precise, logical, and often follows a specific citation style (e.g., APA, MLA, Chicago) to provide proper attribution to sources.

Research and Credibility:

Web Content Writer: Relies on market research, product knowledge, and understanding of the target audience. Credibility is established through a clear presentation of information and persuasive techniques.

Academic Writer: Relies on extensive research, literature reviews, and scholarly sources to support arguments and conclusions. Credibility is established through rigorous research methods and adherence to academic standards.

Structure:

Web Content Writer: Emphasizes readability and scannability. Content is often divided into short paragraphs, bullet points, and subheadings to facilitate easy consumption.

Academic Writer: Follows a structured format with clear sections such as introduction, literature review, methodology, results, discussion, and conclusion. The structure adheres to academic conventions and guidelines.

Language Complexity:

Web Content Writer: Uses straightforward and accessible language to cater to a broad audience. The goal is to communicate ideas clearly and efficiently.

Academic Writer: May use more specialized and technical language, depending on the field of study. The writing is expected to demonstrate a deep understanding of the subject matter.

In summary, while both web content writers and academic writers are skilled communicators, their differences lie in their target audiences, purposes, tones, and writing styles. Web content writers focus on engaging a diverse audience and promoting products or services, whereas academic writers contribute to scholarly discourse and adhere to rigorous research and citation standards.

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How to Cite This Blog

APA: Campbell, Aliyah. (Year, Month Date). Blog Post Title. Caribbean Art History. Link to post

MLA: Campbell, Aliyah. "Blog Post Title." Caribbean Art History. Tumblr. Date Month Year. Link to post. Accessed Date Month Year.

Chicago: Campbell, Aliyah. "Blog Post Title." Caribbean Art History. Tumblr. Published Month Date, Year. Accessed Month Date Year. Link to post.

Further Reading

How to cite a journal article in APA style

How to cite a blog post or comment in APA style

Other APA style references including artwork and social media

Reference for citing electronic sources in MLA format

How to cite web sources in Chicago style

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Genera referencias en Formato APA automáticamente con BibGuru

Voy a explicarte como puedes generar tus referencias en formato APA de manera automática con la herramienta BibGuru totalmente en línea. Una mejor forma de hacer tus bibliografías o trabajos citados es BibGuru, sin duda, es el mejor generador de bibliografía y citas. Con BibGuru, puede agregar rápidamente todas las fuentes para su artículo y hacer citas en APA, MLA, Harvard, Chicago y miles de otros estilos de citas. Lo más fabuloso de esta herramienta es que puedes utilizarla ¡Sin Registrarte! A menos que quieras guardar lo que estés trabajando en ese momento...

Lo primero que tienes que hacer es acceder al sitio web: https://app.bibguru.com/es-mx? El cuál te levará a la siguiente interfaz:

Como podrás observar en la parte superior, existen varias categorias, dependiendo del tipo de fuente que desees referenciar:

En esta ocasión vamos a ver el funcionamiento del Formato APA para sitios web, lo primero que tienes que hacer es copiar la URL de la página web que estás consultando:

Posteriormente, en la barra principal de BibGuru pegarás ese link, el sistema empezará atrabajar transformando la URL en formato APA:

Aparecerá un bloque con la información encontrada desde el sitio web:

Lo único que tienes que hacer es darle clic en "Anadir" para que en la pantalla principal se coloque toda la información APA, cabe destacar que si agregas mas links los va a ordenar alfabéticamente, esto es ¡Genial!...

Bastará con copiar cada elemento que agregues o todas las fuentes necesarias para tu trabajo o proyecto. A continuación te muestro como se ve mas de una fuente agregada y cómo las ordena automáticamente:

He añadido 3 fuentes, el sistema ha obtenido toda la información desde el sitio web y la ha convertido en formato APA, en el caso de libros solo introduce su ISBN

Tiene muchos formatos compatibles para hacer citas bibliográficas:

Ahora ya no hay pretexto para entregar el formato APA en todos tus trabajos escolares o profesionales. Recuerda hacer clic en los anuncios de mi sitio web, es gratis y me ayudas a seguir subiendo información educativa. Read the full article

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Different Styles of Referencing the Citation: APA, MLA, Chicago, Harvard, Vancouver, IEEE

In this article we are going to discuss about various Different styles of Referencing the Citation: APA, MLA, Chicago, Harvard, Vancouver, IEEE for Article, Book, Reports, Web Sources, Newspaper, Report, Thesis work. Different Styles of Referencing the Citation There are several different styles of referencing the citation used in academic writing: APA, MLA, Chicago, Harvard, Vancouver, IEEE. The…

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How to Cite a Paraphrased Statement?

The affirmation of the source is fundamental when you paraphrase in research or other scholarly tasks. It means to refer to a paraphrased assertion. Along these lines, the author references the source from which they adjusted the substance or excerpted the data.

Reference assists with wiping out the possibilities of counterfeiting by expressing the writer's name and giving critical data about the source content that you have changed in your task. Thus, on the off chance that you might want to be familiar with how to refer to a paraphrased assertion then let us help you.

In this article, we will furnish you with a concise outline of the three broadly utilized reference styles: APA, MLA, and Chicago.

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What are Summarizing and Reference?

Rewording is the demonstration of communicating another person's thoughts through your own words while remaining consistent with the first significance. It implies that when you paraphrase an assertion, you change its phrasing, as opposed to the goal. To paraphrase an assertion, an essayist might substitute engaging equivalents, change the voice of sentences, abbreviate or extend the sentences, and even reorder the data.

In scholarly composition, when you take data from a source, for example, an immediate or circuitous statement and rework it in your own phrasing, it very well might be viewed as literary theft. In this manner, you really want to specify the creator, distribution year, and page number alongside a paraphrased explanation to give a legitimate reference to the source. It is known as a reference.

You can utilize Paraphrasingtool.ai's copyright infringement checker to follow hotspots for references. All you really want to do either transfer your total article or essentially enter a couple of proclamations that connects with your review.

Counterfeiting Checker Connection point

It will rapidly looks into the web to find the sources with which the given substance matches so you can learn about the creator and distribution history of the paraphrased assertions. You can tap on the connection given close to the matched text to get to the source material and track down right data for references.

What is the Motivation behind Reference?

Reference is the resources to allude to a source from which we duplicate a thought or explanation. Regardless, it is generally utilized in scholastics to stay away from literary theft which isn't adequate.

For example, when we compose an examination paper, we frequently quote another creator either to indicate the exploration holes or validate our discoveries. Regardless of whether we change the phrasing of an assertion, it will be thought of as copied. In this manner, in the wake of composing a paraphrased assertion in the exploration paper, the subsequent stage is to give the credit to the first source. This should possible by incorporate "in-text references inside the body of the paper" or "references toward the finish of the paper".

For the present, we will zero in just on "in-message references". There are principal three formts to do in-message references that incorporate APA, MLA, and Chicago styles. It is vital to comprehend that not all reference styles can be applied to a wide range of examination works.

Thus, let us talk about these reference styles exhaustively to feature how their designing and uses contrast from each other. Along these lines, you will get functional information about how to refer to paraphrased explanations in your examination works effortlessly.

What are the 3 Configurations to Refer to a Paraphrased Assertion?

There are three basic configurations to refer to a paraphrased explanation that incorporates APA, MLA, and Chicago references. These reference styles might appear to be comparable however there are a few critical contrasts between them.

Allow us to make sense of every reference style and separate their disparities.

APA (seventh Release) References

APA represents American Mental Affiliation. It was essentially made for mental and science studies, however presently numerous other scholarly fields additionally utilize this reference design.

In APA design, we utilize the creator's name and distribution year. On account of an immediate statement, the page number of the source is likewise included. In addition, just the last name of the creator is normally referenced in this reference style

For Instance

Reference model 1

This in-text reference alludes to the line that is taken from page no. 90 of Noam Chomsky's exploration paper that was distributed in 2000.

In the event that you are as yet hazy about how to follow the APA reference design, let us explain it for you:

In-text reference

The APA in-text reference can be written in two ways: account and incidental style.

In incidental reference, the writer's name and the date of distribution are composed inside enclosures. Though in the account reference, the writer's name is composed as a feature of the sentence while the date of distribution is referenced inside the enclosures.

Incidental APA Citation  Narrative APA Reference

A statement is a gathering of words including a subject and an action word framing part of a sentence (Hicks, 2007, p. 20)                Hicks 2007, p. 20) expressed that a proviso is a gathering of words including a subject and an action word shaping piece of a sentence.

Typography

Satisfactory textual styles in APA style are Times New Roman (12 py) and Messenger New (12 pt).

Title of Source Rundown

At the point when you incorporate references toward the finish of the paper then you are expected to entitle the rundown of sources as "References".

Creator's Name in Reference Rundown

At the point when you compose the creator's name in the reference list then you really want to specify the creator's last name followed by their name's underlying letter for example Chomsky, N.

Capitalization of Reference Titles

At the point when you refer to a source in the reference show, you are expected to underwrite just the main expression of the line. for example The diary of cycle types in transitivity framework.

Cover sheet

At the point when you follow APA design, you should incorporate a different cover sheet in your examination paper.

MLA References

MLA represents Present day Language Affiliation. It is fundamentally utilized for expressions and humanities research works including the reference of compositions, books, books, and different types of writing.

Basically, what separates MLA style from other reference designs is that it does exclude the distribution year of the refered to source.

Allow us plainly to feature how we follow the MLA reference arrangement to refer to any paraphrased assertion:

In-text References

In MLA style, you just utilize the creator's name and page number for example (Chomsky, p. 90).

Typography

Times New Roman textual styles measured "12 pt" is normally utilized in MLA style.

Title of Source Rundown

At the point when you compose the rundown of sources as per the MLA reference design, then you entitle it as "Works Refered to".

Creator's Name in Reference Rundown

The MLA style expects you to compose the primary name of the creator followed by their last name in the source list for example Chomsky, Noam.

Capitalization of Reference Titles

Following the MLA style, you compose the title of a book, diary, or paper in the source list utilizing "Title Case" for example The Diary of Cycle Types in Transitivity Framework

Cover sheet

On account of MLA reference, you are not expected to add a cover sheet.

Chicago References

The Chicago Manual of Style empowers us to make separate far reaching areas on designing, references, graphs, tables, citations, and numbers.

The Chicago design sets down rules for two styles of reference that incorporate "notes and book index" and "writer date". Whether you use notes or creator date reference style, there ought to continuously be a rundown of references (list of sources) toward the finish of the paper.

Commentaries and Endnotes

Chicago commentary or endnote reference (long/abbreviated) basically incorporates the creator's name and the title of the refered to source. In any case, there can be a few exemptions following the kind of source that you want to refer to.

For example, on the off chance that you are expected to refer to a diary article, you really want to follow this example; "writer's name, article title, volume, and issue date".

Reference

This impeccably embodies a long note Chicago style reference.

Creator date Style

It involves incidental in-text references to feature the creator's name, distribution year, and distribution date for example (Chomsky, 2000, 20)

Primary concern

Reference is vital to compose counterfeiting free satisfied and to give credit to the first text. With the assistance of references, the references to the sources are referenced inside the body and toward the finish of the exploration papers to assist different scientists with tracking down the sources. In exploration and scholastics, there are three generally utilized reference designs: APA, MLA, and Chicago. At any rate, the reference style is picked by the discipline of study.

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Is It Plagiarism If You Cite The Sources?

One of the most common ways to avoid plagiarism is by citing the source of information. However, this can lead your content to be plagiarised. When it comes to using information, data, or pictures from an original work as research knowledge for your content just a citation of the source might not be enough. 

Citation of the source with appropriate components as such the authors’ name, date, and title could help you avoid getting plagiarised every time you source another individual’s data, proposition, quotes, and such information. Having said that whether it is an academic paper, blog, web content, or article, the citation method varies from one to another. Apart from that citing the source just as a reference could be plagiarised hence refraining from that both in-text citation of the information and citing the needed elements at the end of your work as a bibliography is a better approach to having plagiarism-free content.

Well, you can always use Check For Plag to verify if the content that you have written is free from plagiarism or not.

How To Cite A Source Correctly For Plagirism-Free Content?

It is often experienced that even after citing each source efficiently with correct pieces of information the work ends up getting plagiarised. One of the major reasons for such mishaps is the negligence of citation style and accuracy.

Let us see the proper way of citing a source along with additional factors that can help you to get plagiarised-free content.

Did you cite the referred source with proper notations and still got plagiarised? Check for the asked style of citation. 

Broadly there are three citation styles:

i)APA- Used for academic works sciences.

ii)MLA- For Liberal Art Work.

iii)Chicago-For Bussiness Work.

Even if you cite a source correctly you could get plagiarised if your content is paraphrased similarly to the original work.

To conclude it is safe to say that plagiarism depends on how accurately you cite a source. However, using factual data and common knowledge need no citation.

Read also this blog: How to Detect Plagiarism: A Step-By-Step Guide

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6 Tips for Writing Great Nursing Essays

Nursing essays need careful consideration and detailed preparation. Here are 6 top tips to ensure your nursing essay stands out:

Research extensively - Ensure that you understand the topic thoroughly by researching relevant sources, including books, articles, websites, or any other credible data available. Personally, when it seems I can’t manage the entire process of nursing research paper writing, I consult Nursing Paper Hub.

Structure your essay - Plan by breaking down the assignment into manageable sections, starting with an introduction providing an overview of the argument that will be presented throughout the essay and concluding with a conclusion summarizing each key point made previously in support of your initial argument.

Understand Assignment Requirements – Understand academic requirements for writing style (APA/MLA/ Harvard/ Chicago), citation style, and word count. Incomplete knowledge can turn into lowered grades quickly!

Scan for plagiarism – Utilize an online plagiarism scanner before submission to detect unintentional similarities between drafts and published material already indexed onto standard web searches!

Build upon critical reflection – Offer insights gained through reflective practice within the content by considering lessons learned or required learning opportunities.

Remain professional – Requirements imposed by university faculty must be met, and the expectations for discreet delivery should be noted across complete body length submission.

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10 Great Citation Generator for Teachers and Student Researchers

10 Great Citation Generator for Teachers and Student Researchers

In this post, I share with you a collection of some good online citation generators to help you generate citations quickly and easily. These tools support several citation formats (e.g., APA, MLA 7/8, Chicago and many more) as well as a multitude of sources that include newspapers, journal articles, chapters, books, web pages, videos, audio clips and many more. Using these citation generators…

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Our bibliography generator for APA (6th ed.) is tailored specifically to meet the requirements of the sixth edition of APA Manual. What are the benefits of the APA 6 reference generator by Grafiati? Thus, you can easily deal with your bibliographies for submitting your article to almost any journal. All your references can be converted from APA 7 into APA 6 and vice versa, as well as from and into any other citation style. When citing electronic or online sources such as web pages:ĭo not place a period at the end of the URLįor journal articles, include the DOI (digital object identifier) if it is available.Our APA 6 format generator follows the best practices long implemented by Grafiati and delivers top-quality APA 6 references that you can generate and simply paste into your bibliography. For example - New York, NY: Simon and Schuster. Journal names should have each word (except interim articles) capitalized - for example, "The Social Media Review." Book titles need only have the first letter capitalized.įollow each title with the volume number and issue (in the case of a journal), edition (in the case of a book) and page numbers where the article is found.įollow each source title with the place of publication (city and abbreviated state), a colon and the name of the publisher. This should be italicized and followed with a period. Follow each title with a period.Īfter each article title, list the title of the journal or book where you found the article. Only the first letter needs to be capitalized (unless of course any of the subsequent words are proper nouns). 5, 2005" are both perfectly acceptable), but be sure that whatever form you use is consistent.Īfter each date, list the title of each article you are sourcing. You can list dates however you see fit (for example, "5 Feb. Below is a list of appropriate abbreviations: 2005)." All months, with the exception of May, June and July, should be abbreviated. Other details may be necessary for magazines, e-books, websites, and other media.įollow each author's name with the date the source was published. Citations should include the title of the work, the author names, the publication date, and the publisher. Proper citation using quotation marks, in-text citations, and an annotated bibliography is important in order to avoid unintentionally plagiarizing someone else’s work. The behavioral and social sciences include: psychology, cognitive science, neuroscience, sociology, anthropology, economics, political science, archaeology, and linguistics. Many behavioral and social sciences use APA format. APA format is commonly used when a paper is written on a scientific topic. MLA (Modern Language Association) is the most common format, and it is typically used to cite everything from books and websites to magazines.ĪPA stands for the American Psychological Association. These include MLA Style, APA Style, Chicago Style, and Turabian. There are a few different citation styles that can be used. In academics or a career, if you use someone else’s work or information in a research paper or essay, you need to cite it using a bibliography format or works cited page.

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Jogi is a Bollywood movie from India in the Hindi language that was co-written by Sukhmani Sadana and directed by Ali Abbas Zafar. The film, which centers on the 1984 anti-Sikh riots, was launched on Netflix on September 16, 2022. It stars Diljit Dosanjh, Kumud Mishra, Mohammed Zeeshan Ayyub, Hiten Tejwani, Charu Kumar, and Amyra Dastur. It’s a survival thriller based on real-life incidents, but most of the part is fictional, as made clear at the starting of the film. For many people who were directly affected by the riots, especially Sikh viewers, Jogi is upsetting and emotionally charged. People who are sentimental will undoubtedly cry one or two tears at the conclusion of Jogi. Jogi and his friend are ready to take actionThe film Jogi, which is based on the 1984 Anti-Sikh riots, depicts the tale of a Sikh man named Jogi, who seeks to protect his loved ones from a slaughter that resulted in the deaths of thousands of Sikhs. The public’s attitude against the entire clan altered overnight as a result of the murder of the Indian Prime Minister by two Sikh men, and people began to become more thirsty for blood. [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3VgZVsvt-U[/embed] Cast and Characters in Jogi Diljit Dosanjh plays Jogi Diljit Dosanjh, an Indian musician, actor, producer of films, and television host who works in Punjabi and Hindi cinema, was born on January 6, 1984. Some of the highest-grossing Punjabi films ever made starred him, including Jatt & Juliet 2, Punjab 1984, Sajjan Singh Rangroot, and Honsla Rakh. He made his debut in Bollywood in 2016 with Udta Punjab, then he appeared in Good Newwz. He has the most PTC Awards for Best Actor, with five, as of 2020. Additionally, he has participated in three seasons of the reality competition Rising Star as a judge. Dosanjh reached the Billboard Social 50 list in 2020 after the release of his 11th album, G.O.A.T.  Jogi, before the incident unaware of the stormThe character Joginder, often known as Jogi, is portrayed by Diljit Dosanjh. A Sikh who does everything to save his loved ones from the massacre done to the community. Kumud Mishra as Tejpal Arora, MLA Indian actor Kumud Mishra performs in Hindi films. While he frequently plays supporting roles in films, TV shows, and web series, he has also appeared in certain starring roles like in the 1995 Doordarshan drama Swabhimaan.  He advanced to cinema acting in 2011 with the releases of Rishi Kapoor and Ranbir Kapoor’s Patiala House and Rockstar, respectively. In addition to Tiger Zinda Hai, Mishra has appeared in supporting parts in the movies Filmistaan, Jolly LLB 2, Raanjhanaa, Airlift, M. S. Dhoni: The Untold Story, De De Pyaar De, Article 15, Thappad, etc. He also played the title character in the Sony LIV original Ram Singh Charlie in 2020. Tejpal is the antagonist in the movie, a local politician who tried to exploit Sikhs based on the sudden situation which rose because of Political link. This made the whole country against the Sikh community. The evil MLA is trying to make the Sikhs scapegoatRawinder portrayed by Mohammed Zeeshan Ayyub Mohammad Zeeshan Ayyub Khan is an Indian actor who performs in Hindi movies is. Over the course of his eight-year career, he has been in more than 25 films and is regularly featured in supporting parts. Additionally, in 2008, he contributed to the Hindi television series “Kyunki… Jeena Isi Ka Naam Hai,” which was shown on Doordarshan. He has worked on four films with Aanand L. Rai as the director. With No One Killed Jessica (2011), directed by Raj Kumar Gupta, Ayyub made his feature debut and was nominated for a Filmfare Award for Best Male Debut.  A police officer and Jogi’s Hindu buddy who helped and supported him throughout the film. Rawinder is having the discussion with JogiLali, a misguided police officer, played by Hiten Tejwani Indian television actor Hiten Tejwani is well-known for his roles in a number of dramas. In Ghar Ek Mandir, Kabhii Sautan Kabhii Sahelii, Kutumb, Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi, among other films, Tejwani had a part.

Tejwani and his wife Gauri participated in Nach Baliye 2’s second season in 2006, and they later returned to host Season 4 in 2008. After that, he appeared in a no. of shows. If we talk about his recent works, then Tejwani participated as a competitor in Bigg Boss 11 of the Indian version of the reality TV series Bigg Boss in 2017. He appeared in Star Bharat’s Gupta Brothers from 2020 to 2021. In 2022 he joined in a new serial Swaran Ghar, on Colours TV. A happy Sikh Family having their usual Morning.Plot and Storyline The movie is set in the Trilokpuri, neighborhood of east Delhi. Which tells the story of a three-day period immediately following the death of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi on October 31 in 1984, four months after Operation Blue Star. The 1984 anti-Sikh riots are the focus of the fictitious characters’ storylines in the movie. For the three generations of Jogi’s typical working-class Sikh family, this morning is like any other. While women prepare parathas and men sit around the table cracking jokes, kids get ready for school. They are completely unaware of what is going to occur. By the time Jogi and his father board the bus to go to work, word has spread that Indira Gandhi was murdered that morning by her two Sikh bodyguards. This led to some people attacking the Sikhs present on the bus. Thus Jogi and his father were also caught up in the incident, beaten up by attackers. Jogi and his father trying to run away from the attackersFurther details of the Plot Jogi asks the guys beating him and his father, “what is their fault for being treated like that”, and in response, they blame them for being born as a Sikh (Sardar). Sikhs are used as a scapegoat throughout the course of the next three days, and scenes show pockets of violence directed at them. Tejpal Arora, the local MLA, promoted this. He pointed out how Sikhs can be identified by their distinctive features and by names on the voter list. As he opens his store, Jogi’s brother is attacked and set on fire. People rush through the streets, burning down structures. A picture of a man wearing a turban fleeing and screaming for aid while on fire.  Jogi was forced to cut his hair, a pure and holy symbol for Sikhs, and to remove his Kada, a symbol of Sikh swordsmanship, off his hand, it emphasized that Jogi was completely helpless without these. Nevertheless, he made every effort to preserve his people, which makes the film a tale of the triumph of good over evil and justice over wrong. With its subdued portrayal of a ferocious and terrible murder, this film occasionally comes off as unfinished.  This film seems very refreshing since Diljit portrays a character who is fairly subdued and soft-spoken. He is portraying a real person who is suffering from a painful life event rather than the noisy and annoying cliché of a Sikh that Bollywood has created. The finest casting decision, in my opinion, was to use a real Sikh, and Diljit truly won fans’ hearts with his portrayal of Jogi. Review of Jogi The first 10 minutes of the movie are enough to grab one’s interest and confirm that you’ve chosen a watchable movie that won’t have you nodding off in the middle. Even though it just showcased three or four days of the incident but didn’t feel too off. The citizens of our nation should not forget the historical catastrophe that the community has never forgotten. Fans have to admit that Diljit Dosanjh gave a solid performance in this film. While Kumud Mishra also delivered a stellar performance as the film’s adversary. During his parts, viewers could definitely feel their rage building. People attacking the Sikhs riding the BusJogi’s first half is engrossing and thrilling, while its second half is emotionally taxing. The Sikhs who were left to burn and die in cars, on the street, and inside their homes were all quite upsetting. The film seeks to emphasize the concerns important to the Sikh community through its sophisticated photography. Conclusion of Review The suspense is maintained throughout the whole film.

With the addition of the protagonist’s sad love story (because Bollywood just cannot do a single movie without it), it felt like the love plot was a bit forced, or it should have been introduced in the beginning only to make more sense. Jogi contains an emotive background soundtrack, just as many other films with a patriotic theme. With a religious mood that is suitable for a movie like this, the speech is strong but not overpowering. Jogi’s LoverEven though he did it in a very Bollywood fashion, the director did a terrific job of depicting the chaotic times and the people’s desperation. And the cast also did an incredible job. The Sikh Massacre ended up becoming the movie’s focal point, despite the fact that the final line of the movie makes it clear that the original plan was quite different. It needs more drama or mayhem to support the bittersweet conclusion, in some viewers’ opinion. The unexpected romance element with Kammo looked surprising because the slaughter was the major emphasis of the film. Jogi is trying to save his people and neighbors from the massacreThe movie will cause you to cry, and you can’t help but feel your heart heaving with the feelings you will experience while watching it. Not only that, but the fact that this is based on actual occurrences only exacerbates your feelings. Even if the film might have done a better job of highlighting the historical tragedy, it is ultimately just another film that seeks to obscure such atrocities with themes of friendship and other things. Overall, this is a watchable film for people who wish to learn about our nation’s horrific past while simultaneously making some effort to escape it. [ Source link

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Using Citation Managers

For Fun and Profit

I’m always quick to proselytize about using a citation manager when I see people complain about wrangling references and formatting, but I realized that if you aren’t already familiar with one, it may not be clear 1. what a citation manager is/what they do and 2. how it differs from something like Citation Machine or Google Scholar that can put together a single reference for export 3. how powerful a tool it is for research and academics.

Basically, citation managers help you organize and retrieve information, by extracting the metadata from a source that you import and using that to fill in all of the required reference information like title, authors, journal, etc. automatically. The manager can then work with your word processor to insert properly formatted footnotes or citations into a paper and create a properly formatted bibliography.

There’s two free programs that are the most common: Zotero and Mendeley. I’m going to include screenshots of both to show how you can build a citation library with them, and how it makes writing, studying, and researching easier.

Assuming you’ve installed one of these programs, you can start importing sources into them by dragging files from your file explorer over into your library, or by using the Add or Import dropdowns. The column on the right in both images below shows the metadata item that the programs created for each paper. (You can tell I don’t really use Zotero except for class demo purposes, lol)

Once you’ve imported a source, you can organize by folder on the left - you can have folders for each project, for different topic areas, whatever works for you! Both programs also have a tagging function, so you can add whatever tags you want to keep track of key ideas or concepts, and you can also add notes about each source. Mendeley has a built in pdf viewer as well, with the ability to highlight and leave comments as you read, so this is where I do a lot of my actual reading and annotating.

To make citations:

If you’ve already got an essay written and you just need to add your references, you can do it a couple different ways. In Mendeley, you first have to make sure that your citation style is set to the proper format.

Then you can select the sources you need and drag and drop them directly from Mendeley into Word...

...or you can right-click and Copy As -> Formatted Citation and it will be on your clipboard.

The process is basically the same in Zotero; you can drag and drop, or right click -> Create Bibliography From Item and select the citation style you want.

However, the real joy of these programs is when you are writing your papers and doing in-text citations or footnotes. Both Mendeley and Zotero have plugins that connect to Word so you can cite and build a bibliography as you write (They both have integrations with LaTeX too, but I’m not familiar enough with LaTeX to go there).

For Mendeley:

1. Set the citation format to the one that you’re using (APA, MLA, etc). You can also create custom formats - I’ve had to do this when journals have had very specific formats that they want for submissions.

2. As you write and come to a place that needs a citation or footnote, click Insert Citation and search for the source that you need. The citation will pop right in place.

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3. Once you have citations in your text, you can move to the end of your document and hit the “Insert Bibliography” button and it will insert the full reference list, automatically including any source that you cited using Mendeley in the body of the text. If you add more citations as you continue working, the bibliography will automatically update with the new additions.

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The Zotero plugin works similarly:

And that’s it! 

It’s not just about building a bibliography for a single paper, it’s essentially building a library of the whole body of work that you’ve explored during your degree (or career). And especially if you are using the tag system wisely, you can look back and easily find materials from previous projects or classes that have become relevant - which makes it much easier to build on foundations you may already have rather than start over, even though you just KNOW you’ve read something about that concept, or seen that method before, if only you could find it in your notes...

Anyway, a couple of caveats: I use Mendeley, because I’m set in my ways and like having the pdf viewer, but Zotero is open-source and allegedly better at handling websites/web-based sources. Also, you do need to doublecheck before you submit an assignment that there aren’t any errors in the metadata - sometimes you will get article titles that are in all-caps, for instance, because that’s how it was formatted in the original document.

There’s a lot more you can do with these programs, but this is a start with the basics!