11 Apr, 2019

Congratulations Mark Taraman, Dr. Cheryl Kulikowski-Lentz, and Dr-Frank Musmar and all of the powerful Refractive Thinker authors of this amazing Generations edition! We celebrate you becoming Best Sellers in 6 US Categories so far......#2 in Hot New Release Education Leadership, and #4 in that overall category....top 10 in 3 categories and still climbing the ranks in the US! We celebrate with you! For those of you who still want to get your copy for $1 USD it is available on the following

08 Apr, 2019

The University of Chicago Barnes and Noble book signing — with Dr-Frank Musmar, Barbara Yancy-Tooks, Dr. Cherly Lentz and DrJulee Hafner.

08 Apr, 2019

We had an excellent time at De Paul University during the book signing event. Featuring Dr. Cheryl Lentz, Dr. Frank Musmar, Dr. Ada Crosby, Dr. Barabara Yancy, Dr. Ivan Salaberrios, and Dr. Julee Hafner

08 Apr, 2019

Join members of your alumni entrepreneur community on May 1 for the next UMUC Alumni LinkUp. Learn how to grow your network and launch your small business. Are you a new author? Join the Author's Corner to connect with fellow writers. When you attend, you'll have a chance to chat with alumni industry experts and other attendees in six booths covering various topics: Marketing for Entrepreneurs featuring Ann Horton '99 who will answer questions on how to market and advertise your business.

22 Nov, 2018

APA Reference List: Basic Rules The reference list should appear at the end of your paper. It provides the information necessary for a reader to locate and retrieve any source you cite in the body of the paper. Each source you cite in the paper must appear in your reference list; likewise, each entry in the reference list must be cited in your text. Your references should begin on a new page separate from the text of the essay; label this page "References" centered at the top of the page (do

22 Nov, 2018

Many words sound alike but mean different things when put into writing. This list will help you distinguish between some of the more common words that sound alike. Accept, Except • accept = verb meaning to receive or to agree: He accepted their praise graciously. • except = preposition meaning all but, other than: Everyone went to the game except Alyson. Affect, Effect • affect = verb meaning to influence: Will lack of sleep affect your game? • effect = noun meaning result or consequence: Will

22 Nov, 2018

If the root is not a complete word, add -ible. aud + ible = audible Examples: • visible • horrible • terrible • possible • edible • eligible • incredible • permissible If the root is a complete word, add -able. accept + able = acceptable Examples: • fashionable • laughable • suitable • dependable • comfortable If the root is a complete word ending in -e, drop the final -e and add -able. excuse - e+ able = excusable Examples: • advisable • desirable • valuable • debatable Some exceptions: •

22 Nov, 2018

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22 Nov, 2018

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