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Ankasya: Goodbye Facebook!
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The concluding scene, before the next act begins. Saturday, August 22, 2015. Less than 24 hours ago, I posted my last facebook message - - that I am going to delete my facebook account by the end of this month. I have been thinking of getting back to long-format blog writing for a while and precious few hours away from research every day were disappearing into thin air too easily (facebook being one of the wiliest wizards! They have been fun 5 years, fb. Time to turn over a new leaf! Quotation of the Day.
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Ankasya: June 2014
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The concluding scene, before the next act begins. Saturday, June 28, 2014. Beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder, and also his/her coordinates. I recently came across this really interesting socio-cultural experiment undertaken by a women journalist. She sent a picture of hers to more than 40 photographers across 2 countires and asked them to touch up her pic using photoshop and "make her look beautiful" . The detailed news report can be found here. 1 Morocco - Ahem ahem. 5 Vietnam - Either they are su...
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Ankasya: Google News
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The concluding scene, before the next act begins. Wednesday, September 2, 2015. No, I don't mean to suggest searching for news on Google; I am alluding to an eventful last week at Mountain View:. The new logo has been touted as having a more "benevolent" design with particular friendliness towards mobile devices. See a detailed evolution of the ubiquitous colorful 6 letters, as heard from the horse's mouth itself, here. Perfect robots meet imperfect humans! Compels me to paraphrase the current (perennial?
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Ankasya: November 2014
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The concluding scene, before the next act begins. Tuesday, November 25, 2014. It could have happened any where! This is a follow-up from my last post. I reproduce part of her answer below, which really appealed to me and seems worth considering by all parents sharing such worries:. Recent rolling stone article about a particularly horrifying example that unfolded at University of Virginia. It really is tantamount to an institutionalization of barbarism! Since the RS report came out, some. Which recorded ...
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Ankasya: May 2015
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The concluding scene, before the next act begins. Wednesday, May 20, 2015. Link Think - Science/Technology. 1 Nicholas Carr in New York Times. Why with all their foibles and fallibility humans are not, and probably never will be, obsolete. He notes "We should view computers as our partners, with complementary abilities, not as our replacements. What we’ll lose if we rush to curtail our involvement in difficult work are the versatility and wisdom that set us apart from machines.". About current state of c...
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Academic Garden: More on student interviews
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Tuesday, May 26, 2015. More on student interviews. Mathematics @ IISER Pune is all set to start an Integrated PhD programme. In the coming autumn semester. We finished interviewing candidates for this programme today. Sharing some thoughts from being a part of this process:. We interviewed candidates shortlisted through the NBHM entrance exams. We do this frequently (for example, KVPY, PhD, Int PhD etc) but even with the best of intentions, have no idea how hurtful or intimidating our behavior as intervi...
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Sharing my qualitative research insights. Based on my PhD. Buy or Try Scrivener Here. Summer Reading – learning to work with Feedback. January 11, 2017. Take a deep breath. No-one likes to have their precious writing critiqued, and it can be very easy to feel defensive and annoyed. But remember a condition of academic writing is that we expose ourselves to critique. We must learn … Continue reading →. Re-Blogged from Somewhere Else. Scrivener for Thesis Writing: Using Synopsis as a Topic Sentence checker.
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Buy or Try Scrivener Here | Qualitative Research
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Sharing my qualitative research insights. Based on my PhD. Buy or Try Scrivener Here. Buy or Try Scrivener Here. You can buy Scrivener these affiliate links:. Education Versions (students and teachers). Everyone Else- Mac Version. This gives me a small commission. If you are a poor PhD student, I suggest that you do the free 30 day trial. And see if Scrivener is right for you. If it is and if my blogposts have helped you, please buy Scrivener via this link and keep up my Cappuccino fund. I am wanting 30 ...
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On Writing | Qualitative Research
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Sharing my qualitative research insights. Based on my PhD. Buy or Try Scrivener Here. Brian Martin: Research Productivity, some paths less travelled. Raul Pacheco-Vega: Improving your academic writing. Emerald Group Publishing: How to Write Effectively. Includes how to do Literature Review, How to Publish, How to collaborate). Click to print (Opens in new window). Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window). Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window). Share on Facebook (Opens in new window).
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Sharing my qualitative research insights. Based on my PhD. Buy or Try Scrivener Here. Summer Reading – learning to work with Feedback. January 11, 2017. Take a deep breath. No-one likes to have their precious writing critiqued, and it can be very easy to feel defensive and annoyed. But remember a condition of academic writing is that we expose ourselves to critique. We must learn … Continue reading →. Re-Blogged from Somewhere Else. Coding through your embarrassment. October 11, 2015. Follow me on Twitter.
