Santa Cruz or Santa Barbra college?

answers1: for performing arts Santa Barbra is the better option..
answers2: Honestly- why are you even asking this question? If you have
a 3.8 and are taking a lot of AP classes AND got a 26 on the ACT...you
should know you can get into almost any school you want (except maybe
ivy league). You are lucky...I have a 3.02 and I got a 22 on the
ACT...i'm not exactly the greatest student on the planet..and I tried
taking an AP english class...it ended up being the worst desicion
cause i almost failed.. So to answer your question: yes.

is it stupid to get a BFA in the performing arts?

answers1: Most who are in the performing arts are not successful. It
is better therefore to have a major and degree which will lead to a
steady job./

How can I convince my school to let me volunteer at a performing arts center?

answers1: Well, the "social problem" you could be addressing is the
fact that people who live in lower income areas generally have very
poor access to the arts. <br>
Being exposed to the Arts at any early age is known to have dramatic
positive effects on people's lives. <br>
<br>
Rent the movie "Take the Lead" and watch it. It's based on a true
story about a man who taught ballroom dancing and decided to bring
that knowledge to some high school kids in inner city New York. It's
a wonderful story and should be very inspiring, to both you and your
school! <br>
<br>
I think it's terrific you want to volunteer, best wishes to you!

Some of the classes that are considered Visual and Performing Arts class?

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answers6: Here are some that my school considers a visual preforming
art class... Drama, Music, Choir, Art, Dance,
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answers10: From the UCs: <br>
<br>
Acceptable and Unacceptable Courses. <br>
<br>
Courses which are primarily recreational, athletic or body
conditioning, or for social entertainment, are NOT acceptable visual
or performing arts courses. Commercial courses or courses specifically
designed for training for a profession in these areas are not
acceptable. See specific examples below. <br>
<br>
Dance. Examples of acceptable courses include ballet, modern dance,
jazz, and ethnic dance, choreography and improvisation, dance history,
dance production/performance. Examples of unacceptable courses include
aerobics, drill team, cheerleading, recreational dance, and ballroom
dance. <br>
<br>
Drama/Theater. Examples of acceptable courses include acting,
directing, oral interpretation, dramatic production,
dramaturgy/history/theory, and stage/lighting/costume design. Examples
of unacceptable courses include speech, debate, or courses in other
disciplines that require students to perform occasional skits. <br>
<br>
Music. Examples of acceptable courses include band (concert,
symphonic, jazz), orchestra, choir (e.g., concert, jazz, soul,
madrigal), music history/appreciation, and music theory/composition.
Examples of unacceptable courses include a musical group, which
performs primarily for sporting events, parades, competitive field
events, and/or community/civic activities. <br>
<br>
Visual Art. Examples of acceptable courses include painting, drawing,
sculpture, art photography, printmaking, video/film production as an
art form, contemporary media, ceramics, and art history. Examples of
unacceptable courses include craft courses, mechanical drafting, web
page development, yearbook, and photography offered as photojournalism
(i.e., as a component of yearbook or school newspaper publication).
<br>
<br>
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Do you go to a performing arts school?

answers1: I go to a performing arts high school, and it is the best
decision I have ever made. I love it. My "major" is musical theatre,
but there are a lot of other things you can do there. We have 7
periods a day, 2 of which are devoted to our arts area. It's sooooo
much more interesting than regular school, since I went to regular
school for 8 years before I came to my arts school. If you have the
opportunity to go to one, you definitely go. It will change you life!
answers2: Yes I do, and it is DEFINATLY better than a regular school!
Our courses in the arts are way more advanced, and everyone who
participates is using their talent to make everything perfect. I can
say I'm very glad I go to an arts school! Its great escpecially if
your thinking of pursuing a future career in any of the arts. Hope
this helped:)

Any information on the history of english?

answers1: These are some great sites for you:
answers2: English is a West Germanic language originating mainly in
England, and is the first language for most people in Australia,
Canada, the Commonwealth Caribbean, Ireland, New Zealand, the United
Kingdom and the United States of America (sometimes referred to as the
Anglosphere). It is used extensively as a second language and as an
official language throughout the world, especially in Commonwealth
countries and in many international organisations.
answers3: Maybe this will help. <br>
<br>
http://www.englishclub.com/english-language-history.htm
answers4: A really good book I recommend on the englihs language is
'Mother Tongue' by Bill Bryson, which in particular concentrates on
the differences between English as spoken in the UK and in America,
and is very very interesting.
answers5: Oh, I thought you were asking about the documentry series
"The History of English." Was gonna tell you to be prepared to try and
stay awake. Had to watch it back in tenth grade. I'm not joking about
trying to stay awake, that was one of the most boring things I ever
had to sit through in school period.

why is irish history not thought in most countries?

answers1: i no :) my friends from england nd she just movd over to my
school :) she doesnt no ne thing bout places that england has invaded
:) but rest assured weve made sure she nos all bout da brits takin our
spudz
answers2: Because its not their countries history. <br>
<br>
<br>
In England, they learn very little about Irish history, even though
they were heavily involved in making it.

how deleat from history?

answers1: Click Tools then click internet options. Delete the cookies,
temp files and history. Click Ok and Restart the computer.

Should whites be able to have white history month since blacks have black history month?

answers1: If you ever studied history in school, or if you were even
awake while your teacher studied it for you, you might have noticed
that 99,9% of the history taught is white history. So there is not
really a need for a white history month. On the other hand, I
personally as a "white" person, appreciate the opportunity of learning
some "black history". So I;m all for a black history month.
answers2: Of course you should. George W Bush has lots of time on his
hands, maybe he can help you set it up. Black History Month required
lots of effort by lots of people, but since you're white, you can
exempt the requirements of hard work and sincerity. Just call George &
Laura, they are white and they care a lot.
answers3: Oh this is ridiculous. Whites freaking CONTROL history, they
don't NEED a damn history month.
answers4: black history month is just to learn the history of what
black people did since they came to america. it's actually interesting
to learn about the 2 of the most devasting eras in america, and what
they had to go through to survive. <br>
there is hispanic heritage month, asian pacific month, native american
heritage month, womens history month, etc.
answers5: We recognize white history and white inventors 24-7. We
acknowledge Whites enough for their contributions to society. But more
often than not, we do not consider the efforts that Blacks have given
to America and to the world in general. That is why, no, it is not
racist to have a Black history month...
answers6: Newsflash!! We're not the only ones with a month celebrating
our history in this country. Besides February is the shortest month of
all twelve months. <br>
<br>
There's Asian Pacific Heritage month, Hispanic heritage month, and
Native American heritage month.
answers7: what the heck would be in this White history month that we
dont already have shoved down our throats every day of the year! <br>
You people kill me with these questions? do you not know anything?
What about everyone else in this world, you can't have everything!!
answers8: why would u want a white history month <br>
everythin u learn in school is about white people <br>
dont u get tired
answers9: We shoudn't have any history months. Also one thing I find
hypocritical is that some of the main figures they promote during
black history month are mixed (ie Obama and Malcolm X). Also people
are complaining about there being more white history in the books than
black for America. Sorry, but black people were slaves when they came
here. For 200 years, they didn't have the right to do anything but
work. There's only so much history about being slaves. Also once major
events like the civil war comes into play, you start hearing about
black figures left and right. White people are the only race that were
a major influence throughout American history. Of course you're going
to hear about them. If you want to learn more about black history, go
to the library. We don't learn anything abut Asian history, Middle
Eastern history, South American history and so on in schools but no
one complains about that or gives them a history month.
answers10: Sure. You could cover all the things white people have done. <br>
<br>
Day One: <br>
You enslaved and killed everyone. <br>
<br>
Well actually, that pretty much covers it. That was an exciting month.

What is the purpose of history?

answers1: history is interesting, its a way to see how far our world
has come, plus havent you ever heard that saying about if history isnt
remembered it will repeat itself or something? history is a benefit.
answers2: "Those who do not know history are doomed to repeat it." <br>
George Santayana <br>
<br>
Modern historians, as least those who behave ethically, seek to
discover the hidden truths of the past. Knowing the mistakes of the
past can help us avoid them in the future. Sound idealistic? It is,
but so what?
answers3: It helps us understand 'why we are the way we are today'. <br>
<br>
To understand today, you must understand yesterday.
answers4: The purpose of history is to keep everything from happening
at once. <br>
<br>
Or--wait--is that the purpose of Time?
answers5: "Those who do know their history are condemned to repeat it" <br>
<br>
Those who don't study history tend to be the ones who often repeat the
same mistakes as the previous generation(s). And to move on as a
society, we have to learn what our previous generations did wrong and
improve on it, so in that way we can avoid further conflict. Also in
debates, knowing history about anything can help you. Especially in
Politics.
answers6: History is either: <br>
<br>
'the process by which we make the past relevant to the present' <br>
<br>
or <br>
<br>
'a set of lies agreed upon' <br>
<br>
History at its core is meant to inform us of the past; what we do with
the information is of course another matter. The interpretation of
facts for your own purpose was used by Hitler and Churchill; Alexander
the Great and Ghandi; the 'black athena' series and the KKK. Think of
the latest supreme court decisions, each judge used history for their
own purpose- to back their own argument.
answers7: Second question first...yes, people can, and have used
history for their own purposes. Sad, but true. <br>
First question....the purpose of history is to record the doings of
men. That we can learn from it, that's a bonus. It allows us to place
ourselves into a time-line, to trace where attitudes and customs came
from...to connect with the past. That's my own conclusion....others
have their own opinions also. <br>
Take a look at the site below...it's really interesting...different
quotes about what history is, what the purpose of history is...and all
different, yet all relevant.

Christians, please help me understand Jesus's genealogy!?

answers1: That passage is all the proof that the Christian needs to
disregard the doctrine of premillennialism, and an earthly reign on
earth, by Jesus. There will never again be a king sitting on the
throne of David. Jesus' kingdom is the Kingdom of God. Remember He
told Pilate that His "kingdom was not of this world" <br>
<br>
That is also all the proof you need to show that Psalms 2 was
Messianic and not written about King David, as the Muslims would have
us believe..
answers2: Why go nuts: Jesus is from God, who borrowed Mary's womb and
Joseph her husband became His earthly father. But all this genealogy
stuff really has nothing to do with Jesus because His DNA comes from
God the Father and He is in heaven.
answers3: First you know that Matthews genealogy is about Joseph the
so called earthly father of Jesus and Luke's version is Mary's
ancestors his earthly mother. This Joseph is about his earthly
father, the carpenter Joseph and not in the Old Testament. <br>
<br>
You are right studying genealogy can drive you batty but it can be
done. Case in point is the many genealogy sites that are available
even now in the internet. Which makes it even more dramatic without
computers thousands of years ago. In looking at some of those sites I
have marveled at how royal families in Europe can trace their ancestry
way way back beyond even the time of Jesus Christ. <br>
<br>
Both versions are important in linking for the salvation message of
how the perfect sacrifice for sin through Jesus Christ redeemed all of
the fall of man kind through Adam as described in the book of Genesis.
<br>
<br>
It is true that Jesus is included in this curse. But it is fulfilled
in that his seed did not prosper. It is also true that Jesus Christ
kingdom is not physical but spiritual. <br>
<br>
If I did not think you were making fun of what Christians believe I
would want you to go look at sites that talk about this respectfully
and not with disparity. <br>
<br>
Just my opinion. <br>
<br>
Later.
answers4: Matthew and Luke made up their genealogies from thin air. <br>
In fact both nativity narratives are pretty much invented.

Help with genealogy?

answers1: I will have to send my information in two emails, there is
such a lot of information for you, hope it's what you were looking
for.
answers2: I found some stuff check it out <br>
<br>
http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/search/frameset_search.asp?PAGE=ancestorsearchresults.asp
<br>
<br>
also check this place as well. <br>
http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-genforum/finder.cgi?find=George+Norbeck <br>
<br>
I think this one will be better <br>
hope this helps
answers3: It would be better if you went to one of the genealogy sites
and posted your query on a message board. That is how I get alot of
information that I cannot find. Sometimes it takes a year but I get
it. Try rootsweb.com and genealogy.com there are alot more to search
this is just a start for you. <br>
Hope this helps.
answers4: Just in case you don't already have them: <br>
<br>
<a href="http://genealogy.about.com/library/weekly/aa062601a.htm"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://genealogy.about.com/library/weekl...</a>
<br>
<br>
<a href="http://www.rootsweb.com/~wgsweden/"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://www.rootsweb.com/~wgsweden/</a> <br>
<br>
<a href="http://sweden.worldvitalrecords.com/"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://sweden.worldvitalrecords.com/</a>
<br>
<br>
Will keep looking

Finding Genealogy even though grandfather was adopted?

answers1: 1 Have you looked at your grandfathers birth certificate to
make sure his parents are not on it <br>
2. Depending on where and when he was adopted and what type of
adoption some places will allow the adopted person to see their
adoption file, some you have to go to court to get them opened and
some are still living in the dark ages and seal then for ever...but it
is your grandfather who would havto do this not
you........................................ <br>
<br>
The internet is a great tool but there will never be everything online
and ancestry.com regardless of what they tell you is not the be all
and end all of genealogy so I am not surprised it came up blank, your
grandfather is alive and no reputable website will have details of
personal adoptions of people who are living it is an invasion of
privacy...the inforation that ancestry.com harvests from people
putting detailed information into their website is grouped together
and used/sold as it belongs to them once on there ( read their terms
and conditions) so other collectors of names can get information and
marketing companies can badger living people in trying to sell their
products....so be careful of thoe types of websites they are
commercial businesses with great marketing ''talk' in it purely to
make money
answers2: You have several options. First Google the state where your
grandfather was adopted plus adoption records to see what it might be
possible for him to request. Each state has a little different laws
but more and more are allowing adoption records to be unsealed. <br>
<br>
THere are many registries where adoptees can list their information
and sometimes find a family member who is looking for them. Check
CyndisList - Adoption section. <br>
<br>
You (if you are male) or your father or grandfather can have a Y-DNA
test done to see if you are able to find any genetic matches for a
possible family.
answers3: If you recognize in which the Orphanage used to be in Italy,
write to the Parish workplace, so much orphanages have been ran via
devout corporations and the biggest one in Italy is the Catholic
Church, which has stored great documents. you could assessment the
educational on Italian Research at Familysearch. org. it's below the
library tab after which the schooling tab. There is an great
assessment on study in Italy there.

How many of the New Testament books have genealogies?

answers1: NEW TESTAMENTS GENEALOGIES Matt.1:1-17; Luke 3:23-38; <br>
<br>
Adam died yr 930. Noah died yr. 2006. Shem died yr 2158. <br>
Abraham Son #20 in genealogy of Jesus, Matt.1:1-17; died yr 2183. <br>
Ishmael died yr 2231. Isaac died yr 2288. <br>
Jacob age 130 Gen.47:9,28; in Rameses Egypt yr 2298. Jacob died
yr.2315. Joseph died yr 2368. Levi died 18 years later 2386, Job died
year 2433, Moses born yr 2433 is age 80 at Exodus 7:7; [ Abraham,
Isaac & Jacob to generation four at Exodus Gen.15:16; Exo.6:16-23,26
]; Moses 470 years after Abraham has Promised Land covenant, dies age
120, Deut.1:3; 29:5; 34:7; yr 2553. Josh.5:6,10,12; 14th day New
Year, across Jordan, yr 2554. <br>
Judges 11:26 [ 300 yrs, Judge Jair dies ]; yr 2854 <br>
Acts 13:20,21 [ 450 after Exodus ]; yr 2963, Samuel age 80, Saul king
14 yrs, <br>
plus 26 to yr 2989, king David son # 34 in genealogy of Jesus,
Matt.1:1-17; dies yr 3029. David's Family: Ruth 4:18-22; 1Chr.3:9-17;
<br>
1Ki.6:1 [ 480 yrs after Moses death ]; yr 3033, Solomon has 36 yrs, to
yr 3069. <br>
In 391 yrs 2Ki.25:8,37-30; Jer.52:31-34; Eze.1:2; Jehoiachin son #48
in the genealogy of Jesus, lineage of Joseph, husband of Mary, Mary is
lineage of Nathan Luke 3:23-31, 32-38; Mary is mother of Jesus son
#62, Matt.1:1-17; <br>
The Promised Land is desolate and Captive to Babylon world Empire #3,
yr 3460 and 606 before Christ, at 2007 after Christ, the bible is in
circulation in the world 396 years.
answers2: Mathew and Luke
answers3: 2... Matthew 1 and Luke 3 include genealogies for Jesus. The
only other passage that lists ancestors and might get a little
consideration is 2Timothy 1:5 "I remember your honest and true faith.
It was alive first in your grandmother Lois and in your mother Eunice.
And I am certain that it is now alive in you also." <br>
<br>
BOTH genealogies for Jesus are as they present themselves: records of
the family line of Joseph, NOT one of Joseph and one of Mary. The
differences likely lie in one being "legal" and the other biological.
<br>
The scriptures indicate that Mary was likely Levite (like her "cousin"
= close relative, Elizabeth -- Luke 1:5 & 26) and Joseph was from
Judah, like his ancestor, David.
answers4: There are two major genealogies in the New Testament. One
in Matthew 1 follows the family line of Jesus through his step-father
Joseph. The other in Luke 3 follows Jesus' family line through his
in-laws (his mother Mary). There are dozens of single generation
genealogies in which someone is listed as "the son of" for
identification purposes.

South African Genealogy?

answers1: You had better consult the embassy and to take advice from them. <br>
<br>
They will teach you some useful information such as library and so on. <br>
<br>
Some cost will be needed.
answers2: You need to provide us with more specific details to get a
good answer, e.g. were your grandparents from South Africa? <br>
<br>
There is not much online for South Africa specifically compared with
other countries. You could start with ancestry24.com which is a site
specifically developed for South African genealogy but still quite
new. You could also post your specific queries in their forum. <br>
<br>
You could also have a look at genesreunited.co.uk, ancestry.com and
awt.ancestry.com (Ancestry World Tree), with a bit of luck you might
find someone else has already done some work on your family they can
share with you. <br>
<br>
You might be able to get some info for free but as a rule it will cost
you something, the more info you want the more it will cost you.
answers3: It depends on what kind of genealogy research you wish to
conduct. <br>
<br>
South African universities have a very good reputation when it comes
to genetic lineage traces. Not the least of which because it is one of
the probable areas where humans first evolved. If you want to pinpoint
where your ancestors came from, they will give you a DNA test, send it
to Witswatersrand, and return the results to you within a month. Tests
cost around 2,000 rands, so this information does not come cheap. Many
paternity testing services, such as EasyDNA, can do ancestry tests as
well. So that's where I would start if you want to go through that
route. <br>
<br>
<a href="http://www.easydna.co.za/Ancestral-origins-dna-ancestry-test.html"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://www.easydna.co.za/Ancestral-origi...</a>
<br>
<br>
When it comes to tracing your last name, however, South Africa is
spotty at best. Centuries of war and regime changes have destroyed
many of the relevant records. Data from the early censuses are pretty
much gone for good. The Department of Home Affairs has fairly accurate
records of births, marriages, and deaths from around the 1890s onward
though. If you have your grandparents' names, you can request a full
certificate for them and proceed from there. Other areas you might
want to look into are court records. property transfers, church rolls,
and military records. Your provincial "Masters of the Supreme Court"
will have documents about wills and estates. You can request service
records from the SANDF if you have names and dates. But don't expect
them to have anything from before 1910. <br>
<br>
You can contact the Genealogical Society for their advice as well: <br>
<br>
<a href="http://gensa.info.www19.jnb2.host-h.net/"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://gensa.info.www19.jnb2.host-h.net/</a>

What are good dancing song to make a dance too!!?

answers1: A collection of ten best ever comedy songs of Bollywood. An
extremely interesting and hilarious list with great music by some
genius singers and composers.
answers2: Dance again by Jennifer Lopez <br>
<br>
really a good song to dance..:)
answers3: dance for you - beyonce

Need to know some famous Egyptian Line Dances?

answers1: there is Egyptian belly dancing or oriental dancing . <br>
there isnt line dancing !

DANCE LESSONS/DANCE SCHOOLS?

answers1: There's this place called Dance Fusion in Morley ... I'm not
sure if you can take lessons there so you'd probably have to give them
a call. <br>
<br>
Dance Fusion: <br>
7/28 Rudloc Rd <br>
Morley WA 6062 <br>
(08) 9375 6100‎ <br>
<br>
<br>
Also there's: Morley Dance Studio <br>
23 Rudloc Road, Morley, WA 6062 <br>
phone: (08) 92751212

Dance,dance?

answers1: not sure if you can buy it in stores, but you can buy them
on itunes. You can also view them on yahoo music. Maybe fall out boy
has a dvd out with live performances and music videos... not sure
though
answers2: The game Dance Dance Revolution Supernova features that song
along with the music video of the song. You can get that.

How Many of You Like Dancing???

answers1: Oh my!! I love dancing!And yes I can dance! I've been a
ballerina and lyrical dancer since I can remember. I love trying all
kinds of new dancing styles though and over the years have picked up
tap, jazz, modern, a little latin, hiphop, some ballroom, musical
theatre, and swing. I think the best part about it is just being able
to get out there and do my thing! Plus I love dancing with other
people.... it just makes it so much more fun! Hey.... I think I'm
gonna dance right now!
answers2: i like dancing but i dont know how i will love 2 learn!!!!!!!!!!

how can i contact a kuwaity author and the owner of this site?

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http://sparknotes.com/
answers2: If you have one of his books then you can write to him
through his publishers. I've done this in the past with authors and
they have always written back. <br>
<br>
Alternatively if you can find an email address on the website then email that.

how much does a author make?

answers1: Not enough to live from. Most authors have day jobs to help
pay for the bills.
answers2: *an author. Not much.
answers3: Depends on how well their books sell.
answers4: A normal author makes 20 to 100 grand a year
answers5: it really depends. depends on who publishes there book/how
many copies they sell.
answers6: If you plan to write to become rich, then pay attention to
"a author" part. <br>
<br>
But the answer is, it varies, some are broke, some make millions
answers7: This is a very tricky question because the answer has much
to do with how much the publisher is willing to pay, how much the book
sells (and you earn royalties), if your book gets reprinted, and if
you can continue to write more books and sell those as well. <br>
Authors also vary in the genre they write. Some pay better than
others. A good writer will write, submit, publish, and be writing in a
continual cycle. They will write short stories, market their writing,
and view their writing as a business as much as its a craft.
answers8: How much money an author makes depends on how well his or
her book sells. An author's contract with a publishing company
usually provides for the author to receive a small percentage of the
sale price every time someone buys a copy of the book. A bestselling
author can make a fortune. Most books earn their authors fairly
modest amounts.
answers9: it relatively is unquestionably extraordinary because of the
fact study practice that youthful/teen boys are much less susceptible
to ascertain lady protagonists and lady authors. portion of JK
Rowlings fulfillment is that she printed under JK, and not JoAnne, for
this reason no longer giving youthful male readers the 'turn off' of
seeing a woman author. Her important character is male. youthful women
human beings will examine the two lady or male protagonists so
traditionally there has been much less emphasis on what appeals to
them.
answers10: Depends on if their books get published or not, and how
many people buy the books.

What percentage of a purchased book does the author recieve?

answers1: That depends on his/her contract, but in general, an author
receives 6-10% for a paperback and 10-15% for a hardcover. This would
be from an actual bookstore sold at retail price. When you buy them
from discount stores such as Walmart or Target, it's much less. When
you can get them directly from the publisher, it's more, but that's
not likely unless you're talking small press or indie authors. <br>
<br>
Also, if an author receives an advance, which happens less all the
time, she'll only start receiving royalties after the sales go over
what she already got as an advance. So that advance may be the only
money she ever sees from the book sale.

Who's your favurt author?

answers1: J.K ROWLING!!! <br>
<br>
harry potter shall live forever <br>
<br>
my childrens childrens childrens will read it
answers2: Tamora Pierce and Isobelle Carmody
answers3: Lisa Jackson... <br>
<br>
she writes amazing suspense and thrillers
answers4: J.K Rowling and that guy who wrote the Grapes of Wrath... I
think his name is John Steinbeck
answers5: Brandon Sanderson, or Mercedes Lackey.
answers6: JK Rowling, easily.
answers7: Sarah Dessen
answers8: You mean favorite ? <br>
<br>
Hans Christan Anderson <br>
or <br>
Lewis Carroll
answers9: I like a lot of Authors. Don't forget the classics; <br>
<br>
A C Clarke, Stephen King, Enid Blighton(?), L M Montgomery (Anne of
Green Gables, etc), Stephen Baxter, Lois Bujold, Anne McAffrey, Sara
Douglass, JK Rowling, Ben Bova, Charles Dickens... <br>
<br>
I could go on for a while. The real question is- Who is YOUR favourite author?
answers10: JK rowling

Writing Question about Authors ?

answers1: Good authors learn all the rules, then break them. It's
necessary to know how to use punctuation according to the standard
rules, but as long as an author can get their point across
effectively, they can use the punctuation however they please (think
of poets ee cummings and Emily Dickinson). <br>
<br>
There are also small differences between the way Brits and Americans
use standard punctuation.
answers2: I disagree with Toad. Things such as the serial comma are
debated amongst writers all the time. Certain style guides say use
them, others say don't. <br>
<br>
There are basic rules behind punctuation, but those can be bent (to a
certain extent) to fit a certain writer's style. <br>
<br>
Writing is an art form; punctuation use really just depends on the artist. <br>
<br>
Example: I am a fan of the semi-colon. I think it is an underused tool
by the majority of writers I read. Most writers, I find, tend to end a
sentence with a period and start a new one instead of using a
semi-colon (which seems to have been more widely used in the 19th
century).
answers3: Punctuation is like maths, its right or wrong. They may
however have different writing styles.
answers4: While the author does initially write it, it's really up to
the editors. They're the ones that should know what's proper
punctuation and what's not. They should know the proper rules for
grammar, punctuation and spelling. They should not vary.

book ideas?

answers1: I love all of Joanne Harris books. Carl Hiaasen writes very
witty, smart, <br>
mystery books. Books about everyday stuff. White Oleander by Janet <br>
Finch. Stones from the River by Ursula Hegi....life in war time Germany. <br>
Not just one type of book....lots of variety....it is the spice of life.
answers2: I like just about anything, but I read a lot of romance and horror.
answers3: I like psychological mysteries, like James Patterson. Or
detective/psych. stuff like Jonathan Kellerman, and his wife's books
are great, too. Patricia Cornwell's books are really good. Like Judith
Krantz, Tami Hoag, and Danielle Steel once in a while. <br>
Of course, there is nothing like a good Harlequin Romance to read
through before bedtime!
answers4: I love horror and fiction books,they take you in a world
full of mystery and they make your mind imagine different
things,scripts.
answers5: I like to read books about anything.

what are some good books for high schoolers?

answers1: Nokosee: Rise of the New Seminole by Micco Mann.
answers2: Try some of the books by Ruth Rendell. She also writes
under the pen-name Barbara Vine. She is the mistress of psychological
suspense. Her books are filled with surprises. She finds the weird
plots in everyday life, which always makes the possibilities more
frightening. So be brave and branch out from the usual teenage fare!
Some of my favorites are 'The Bridesmaid,' 'Heartstones,' 'A Sight
For Sore Eyes,' and 'Harm Done.' By Barbara Vine, look for 'The
Brimstone Wedding,' 'A Fatal Inversion,' and 'A Dark-Adapted Eye.'
Yes, murder, sex and drugs, from time to time.
answers3: (These are all books/stories you will read at one time in
highschool) <br>
<br>
Huge twist? <br>
Read The Most Dangerous Game <br>
<br>
Excitment? <br>
Read Dante's Inferno <br>
<br>
Creativity? <br>
Read The Green Mile <br>
<br>
Want to die of boredom? <br>
Read Great Expectations
answers4: The Time Traveler's Wife by Audrey Niffenegger. Romantic.
Creative. Surprising. A plot that is one big circle. It is really,
really great.
answers5: Twilight. Mary higgins Clark books are realllllly good
mystery books. Jodi picoult books rvgood

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what are some good fiction books?

answers1: shiva trilogy
answers2: Here's a list of books. <br>
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answers3: Divergent by Veronica Roth is a great book to read
considering the description of books you read.

Mathematics, computer science books?

answers1: your question is not proper. <br>
please specify of what type and what levels of books do you require ?

Any good books to read?

answers1: if u like reading books on spirituality and sophism, read
the following books: <br>
1) The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho <br>
2) The devil and miss prym by Paulo Coelho <br>
3) The Valkyries by Paulo Coelho <br>
4) The forty rules of love by Elif Shafak
answers2: The Morganvile Vampire series by Rachel Caine <br>
Vampire Acadamy series by Richelle Mead <br>
Old Magic by Marianne Curley <br>
Bridghids quest, Elphames choice by P.C Cast
answers3: The maze runner by James dashner <br>
Shatter me by Tahereh Mafi <br>
Vampire Academy by Richelle Mead <br>
Gone by Michael Grant <br>
The 5th wave by Rick Yancey <br>
Hereafter by tara hudson <br>
The Mortal Instruments by Cassandra Clare <br>
If I Stay by Gayle Forman
answers4: Definitely The Mortal Instruments by Cassandra Clare there
are 5 books now and the last one comes out on May 27th but they are
AMAZING i read them in a week. there is Cliff hangers twist endings
romance action betrayal, it always keeps you guessing and wanting more
you never get bored because so many things happen all the time you
feel the emotions of the characters its great ahh i loved reading all
of them please consider reading them
answers5: Hush, hush (book 1), Crescendo (book 2) - Becca Fitzpatrick <br>
<br>
Shiver (book 1), Linger (book 2), Shiver (book 3) - Maggie Stiefvater <br>
<br>
The Hollow (book 1), The Haunted (book 2) - Jessica Verday <br>
<br>
Halo (book 1), Hades (book 2) - Alexandra Adornetto <br>
<br>
Wither (book 1), Fever (book 2) - Lauren DeStefano <br>
<br>
Fallen (book 1), Torment (book 2), Passion (book 3) - Lauren Kate <br>
<br>
City of Bones (book 1), City of Ashes (book 2), City of Glass (book
3), City of Fallen Angels (book 4) - Cassandra Clare <br>
<br>
Clockwork Angels (book 1), Clockwork Prince (book 2) - Cassandra Clare <br>
<br>
The Hunger Games (book 1), Catching Fire (book 2), Mockingjay (book 3)
- Suzanne Collins <br>
<br>
The Summoning (book 1), The Awakening (book 2), The Reckoning (book 3)
- Kelley Armstrong <br>
<br>
The Gathering (book 1) - Kelley Armstrong <br>
<br>
Beautiful Creatures (book 1), Beautiful Darkness (book 2), Beautiful
Chaos (book 3) - Kami Garcia and Margaret Stohl <br>
<br>
Nightshade (book 1), Wolfsbane (book 2) - Andrea Cremer <br>
<br>
Unearthly - Cynthia Hand <br>
<br>
Abandon - Meg Cabot
answers6: I'm a huge book geek so can I list a few? <br>
<br>
if you're into fiction/fantasy: <br>
the harry potter series by J.K. Rowling <br>
the heir trilogy by Cinda Williams Chima <br>
the seven realms series by Cinda Williams Chima <br>
inkheart (and the rest of the trilogy) Cornelia Funke <br>
<br>
if you're into science fiction: <br>
A Wrinkle in Time and the rest of the series by Madeline L'Engle <br>
the so you want to be a wizard series Diane Duane <br>
<br>
if you're into dystopian novels (post apocalyptic): <br>
The Delirium Trilogy by Lauren Oliver <br>
The Chemical Garden Trilogy by Lauren Destefano <br>
The Legend Trilogy by Marie Lu <br>
The Divergent Trilogy by Veronica Ross <br>
The Gone Series by Michael Grant <br>
The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins <br>
<br>
if you're into realistic fiction: <br>
The Fault in Our Stars by John Green <br>
Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson <br>
Dairy Queen by Catherine Gilbert Murdock <br>
Just Listen by Sarah Dessen <br>
<br>
easy reads: <br>
A Mango-Shaped Space by Wendy Mass <br>
Jeremy Fink and the Meaning of Life by Wendy Mass <br>
Every Soul a Star by Wendy Mass
answers7: The Hunger Games Triology by Suzanne Collins <br>
Gone by Michael Grant <br>
The Child Thief by Brom
answers8: Divergent series
answers9: The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins <br>
Unraveling by Elizabeth Norris <br>
The Darkest Minds by Alexandra Bracken <br>
Shadow and Bone by Leigh Bardugo <br>
Unwind by Neal Shusterman <br>
Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas <br>
Pivot Point by Kasie West <br>
The Ocean at the End of the Lane by Neal Gaiman (Really an adult book,
but has a lot of crossover appeal) <br>
The 5th Wave by Rick Yancey <br>
Cinder by Marissa Meyer <br>
Let the Sky Fall by Shannon Messenger <br>
Everneath by Brodi Ashton <br>
Incarnate by Jodi Meadows <br>
Under the Never Sky by Veronica Rossi
answers10: As per my recommendation you should read following types of
books <br>
<br>
1 Success through Personality <br>
2 Everybody Wins <br>
3 Inspiring People Challenging Lives <br>
4 You Can Succeed <br>
5 Leadership <br>
6 Contemporary Leadership