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Tips to help me avoid plagarism? Please?

Because of an abundance of work these past few weeks, I've found myself in the worst possible situation:
Research Essay Due Tomorrow at 3, and I haven't started at all.
I know... it's bad, but it's been tough, and even with budgeting my time, it would have been difficult to avoid this. Anyhow, I'm not making excuses.

My action plan is this: I'm going to go through my sources (some 16 - 20 books) until about 12, by taking point form notes. Then, from 12 until however long it takes me, I will sumarize and paragraph/essay it.
Feasible? It's 8-10 pgs.

I'm a little worried though that I risk plagerism simply because I'm doing this all in such a short time span. Any tips or advice to help me avoid that?

Timewise, I really cannot afford handing it in late. For weeks, I haven't been getting more than 2 or 3 hours of sleep a night, and I just need it to be done, as properly as possible.

It's about a country and the effects of colonization.

Thanks in advance

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New fish owner. Please help!?

Recently, I bought two goldfish. A Rosy Red and a Goldtail. Both of them seem to swim to the top and "sip air" Is that normal? My older sister and I cleaned the tank but they still do it. I am assuming it's normal. Another thing I wanted to ask was, what times should I feed the fish? I feed them as soon as I wake up (9am or rarely 10am) but - timewise - when should I feed them again? Should they get fed once in the morning, one in the afternoon, and one at night? Or once in the morning and once at night? I want this put in times please! Thanks!

Ex.- Feed them at 9am and again at 10pm
or something like that!

Yes they "sip air".... I don't think it matters what time you feed them ... I feed mine in the morning and afternoon...

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If you are anything like me, when I use to make lists of who I wanted to contact to try to present my network marketing opportunity, I would always have levels of lists. For example there was my "A" list: don't even think about calling them until I could drive up to their house or business in a Bentley. Then I had a "B" list: call them after some major lifestyle changes. And, finally, my "C" list: contact these Average Joe's right now.

Occasionally I would pick up my "A" list and quickly put it down. Ditto for my "B" list preferring instead to concentrate on those prospects who I could best relate to.

Mistake. Huge mistake.

One of the names on my "A" list was an extremely successful realtor who had many branch offices and the funds to pump into many of his own building projects. I attended a training meeting and he was there. He had gotten into someone else's group. Cross him off my "A" list.

When we think of doctors we never imagine that they would be interested in our itsy-bitsy network marketing business. Again, mistake. We look at these professionals and immediately think:: financial Goliaths. Actually some are broke only at a higher level.

I had doctors on my "A" list but never summoned the courage to approach them. My brother-in-law who was in my business, contacted his surgeon who agreed to sit down with us to see the presentation. Just after I started he received a call from the hospital that one of his patients should have surgery right away. He hung up and I started to pack up my presentation material. He insisted I finish as he was very interested. I became like motor mouth to finish showing the business. He got in and then rushed off to perform the surgery.

Another distributor in my group approached his niece and nephew about joining the business. Were I to place his nephew on a list he would be way, way, way beyond my "A" list. He was a physician in New York City who gave up his practice as he was making too much money with his investments. Now, does that sound like someone you would contact to join your business? I certainly would not.

When it was time to "break the kit" (get them trained and started in the business), they were at their palatial summer house in Southampton (Long Island/NY). I had always been led to believe that people got into a network marketing business for either of these reasons: money or if they did not need the money than it was to free themselves up timewise. Well, money certainly was not the issue and neither was time as he only spent a couple of hours a week watching his investments.

I was so curious that after completing the training I asked him why. Why would you want to get involved in an mlm when you do not need the money nor do you need time freedom from a job? His response was that he was bored with his life and wanted a new challenge. Interesting. Not only should we pitch those who need more money or time in their lives but those that are bored and want something refreshingly new to excite them once again.

As I was driving home I had visions of him knocking on his neighbors' doors in their multi-million dollar NYC condo building, hawking "Hey, you wanna buy some of my soap?"

Like the old saying goes: all that glitters isn't gold. I now chat with everybody about my business not just the Davids of the world but the financially glittering Goliaths as well.

Andy is a recognized online and offline marketing strategist who has recently developed MLM Success Principle as a priceless tool to help any struggling network marketer / MLMer. If you would like to immediately and profitably grow your business get your FREE MLM Success Principle right now.

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