Truyện cổ Grim - Nàng Bạch Tuyết và Bảy Chú lùn tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Kaitlin Schupp kaitlinschupp — Amazing, breathtaking, and Beautiful. I hope someday I can take just one picture as good as these. These photographers from the early 1900's loved their work. They lugged their heavy and fragile equipment around in the most remote areas. They even had thier developing chemicals and built improvised dark rooms. What an inspiration of commitment. I am amazed at the ability and talent of Charles Martin, who was able to take the first color photographs underwater of fish swimming. He had to get everything right to have the lighting and even built a pontoon boat to carry his magnesium flash powder!! I learned about the history of Kodak. "Strive to be an individual. Once your satisfied with photographing the subject in the same style or manner, you're defeated." - Bob Gilka Moscow 1993 Gerd Ludwig The picture of the childen without left hands really touched my heart. Those who know me know why it is a subject close to me. WOW!!

Mehdi Jamaleddine medoraja93ff3d — A corrosive personal account of Iraq and Afghanistan. Dexter Filkins has seen some bad things. In The Forever War, he pours his demons out on the page to confound our opinions about American involvement in Iraq and Afghanistan. Do not read this for inspiration - Filkins unflinchingly relates the failures, missed opportunities and senseless death that have accompanied both US invasions. Filkins recounts how well-intended US soldiers harden into men who throw unarmed prisoners into the Tigris river. How noble Iraqis, heedless of their own safety, defy death squads to rebuild their country - and are exterminated almost without exception. Seeing the vast complexity of what the idea of victory is up against is educational - even thrilling. But all logical inferences that result point to a future that is darker than most of us feel comfortable thinking about.

Baoli Zhou zhl7482833ae42 — A good little read on plagiarism by judge / legal scholar who writes about property law. Some fun anecdotes and interesting discussions of various kinds of "intellectual fraud." Possibly helpful/interesting to have students read.