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It is ironic that I am living. I am thirsty and the blood in my veins has got thicker; it can hardly crawl to all of me. I am losing control over my body; it is playing dead here and there. Perhaps, my soul is angry at my physical being; my body, and it wishes to leave forthwith. Alas! I must have done pretty badly to gods that they had me sent here; in the family of consciously fear-breathing peasants. They breath little and brisk; for they have forgotten the very idea of abundance. They are afraid that the air might just deplete away. Oh, I reckon! Their souls have been enslaved; chained to self-inflicted humiliation and convinced of being a low cast reptile. Oh God, why have you sent me here; my soul is nobler. I surpass their peasantry, Oh God, you have sent me wrongly! Qasim was cursing everything that he had inherited; the list was not long though. He was a bright young boy, who was smarter than other children of his age. It was 12 years ago when Qasim was pinned down in this damp hut of the poor slum. He had always thought that he had descended into this mire from much nobler heavens. May he had done some wrong that displeased gods, at least it was what Qasim believed. The slum included hundreds of poorly built huts and tents erected with rags and sticks. The fireplaces and stoves put in open near their lowly abodes. It seemed as if the world was inhabited by the people of different times; all at once in manifestation. Each age preserved by eternity for the purpose of record and realization. Though, the slum was notorious in one way, for in it lived the nomads of mountainous terrains. The slum was a century old and it was a legend, that they had their souls were in charge; they would break their bodies but would never bear to be belittled. They were ill known for their arrogance and stubbornness But the time passed, the newer generations grew fond of the ideas of comfort, luxury, and leisure. Sooner, the body manipulated and distracted to the very artifacts that its souls had warned about. The bodily form grew stronger and the arrogance receded. They had become aware of the soft silk, a full stomach, and sweet fragrance. So, they sold in the bits of their soul for chunks of luxury. Their souls seem now rather enchained. The slum was now inflated by the half-blood opportunists; half-blood was from their ancestors. By evening, they will gather and celebrate the holy feast of awakening. They would be baptized by the holy wine, to sedate their moaning souls. This was the epidemic that had struck the entire slum; save one. The one hut that remained was of Mukhtar Khan’s own; the father of Qasim. Mukhtar Khan was a hardworking man who would toil hard to get some bread with butter. He was a strong-headed man who would prefer to pet his soul rather than his body. But he had troubles at home; he could not bear to look at the hungry faces that he was responsible to feed. He carried it along while he went to work and more often had returned with the same burden; with added interest. Qasim, on the other hand, was still wondering why his father was such an arrogant man. He either does not find a job or loses it in a week or two; what a looser he had made of himself. Qasim could notice his neighborhood prospering and that the other children would buy clothes every summer, how lucky of them he would think. Qasim was upset and he would pity his fate and curse those who brought him into this mess. He always believed that his parents deserved it. One day, Mukhtar Khan returned home with the burden of unanswered responsibilities. He had not found any labor for wages, since past three days. The family had been waiting for some food since last night. He looked at the stove, which was desolated and seemed waiting to be lit for ages. Mukhtar Khan entered the hut and sat down in one corner and started weeping. Ghazala, Qasim’s mother, knew what had happened. She went over to her husband and comforted him. She would need to do it often with her empty stomach. She was indeed a strong lady who never complained. No one knew what dreams she had but the look in her eyes could possibly observe the very glare that could be seen over the sea when the sun is shining bright. Qasim, who was watching all this, angrily ran out of the hut. He was sobbing miserably and cursing everything that he knew existed. Back in the hut, Mukhtar Khan had started crying loudly. He complained to gods in between the sobs and said; “How god, how must I stand tall if you drag the very land that I step upon. Forgive me, for I can bear it no more. I am thirsty and my blood is getting thicker, it hardly crawls to all of me. Oh God, help me for I can not resist selling my honor for a loaf of bread and some wine to keep my blood running.” Ghazala was comforting him while a tear or two dropped down his cheeks which she immediately wiped off. She did not wish to add on to the poor man’s plight. Mukhtar Khan after a while of sobbing and crying said; “perhaps, I [more][Less]

DIGITAL MULTIMETER FOR BEGINNERS Step by Step Guide on how to effectively use your digital multimeter A digital multimeter is an indispensable tool for testing, diagnosing, and troubleshooting electrical circuits, components and devices. The first digital multimeter was introduced in the late-1970s, and has proven much more accurate and reliable than the old needle-based analog meters. It’s used primarily to measure voltage (volts), current (amps), and resistance (ohms). But that’s just the beginning of what this surprisingly useful tool can do. This book will show you how to use a digital multimeter to diagnose circuits, learn about other people's electronic designs, and even test a battery. Hence the 'multi'-'meter' (multiple measurement) name. The most basic things we measure are voltage and current. A multimeter is also great for some basic sanity checks and troubleshooting. Is your circuit not working? Does the switch work? Put a meter on it! The multimeter is your first defense when troubleshooting a system. In this tutorial we will cover measuring voltage, current, resistance and continuity. GRAB YOUR COPY NOW!!!   [more][Less]

Preface This book has been written primarily to serve as a textbook in accordance with the syllabus of Digital Electronics course offered by MTU – Noida and GBTU – Lucknow. It is intended to provide a student with clear understanding of the fundamentals of Digital Electronics with an emphasis on solving large number of numerical problems that generally ask in their examinations. The book has been organised accordance to the syllabus of MTU and GBTU. The complete syllabus is divided into five units. The first unit introduce digital system, binary numbers and gate level minimization technique. The second unit cover the combinational logic circuits like adder, subtractor, comparator, multiplier, decoder, encoder, mux, demux and designing. The third unit deal with the synchronous sequential logic circuits and its designing. It cover all types of flip-flops, analysis of clocked sequential circuits, state reduction and assignment. The second part of this unit deals with registers and counters. The fourth unit outlines the construction of various primary memories and programmable logic devices like PAL and PLA. The second part of this unit introduces design at the register transfer level like ASMs. The fifth unit deals with asynchronous sequential circuits with races and hazards. This book is a gradual development of our lecture notes on Digital Electronics used for last six plus years. Our experience tells us that a text book, which is meant for learning a student, who trying to understand subject for the first time, must clarify all the basic features of the subject in a most lucid and systematic manner. This book is written with the same central idea, so that students can be benefitted from this book with a greater sense of ease. Illustrative large number of examples and solved problems with the previous year university questions are interspersed throughout the book at their natural locations. These have been selected so that apart from illustrating the concepts involved, all types of questions have covered which was asked in last years university exams. For the basics, some short question and answer are given at the end of book which cover all fundamentals and frequent ask queries. In spite of our best care, it is just possible that some errors, printing mistakes etc. might have occurred. We shall be thankful if the same are bought to our notice. Suggestions for further improvement of the book will be thankfully acknowledged by the authors at prabhakar.sh@gmail.com. Prabhakar Sharma Shilpa Sharma [more][Less]

With the use of traditional books on the decline and the sales of digital content skyrocketing more and more each year, it is quite apparent that eBooks are the way of the future. Annual sales across the eBook marketplace have now reached over $1.5 billion. Now is the time to jump into the action and begin reaping the benefits of doing so. eBook production and sales is a great choice for a career, or even as a side hobby to make some extra cash. If it is done correctly, the opportunity for success is better than most other options out there today, and the rewards are plentiful for those who seize the day. I can tell you personally from my own hands-on experience of many years that this is the business that can literally turn your life into a overnight success story. Take it from a pro, there is money to be made by those who know the ropes. And what is really comforting is that once you prepare your eBook, it will continue as a perpetual source of income while you continue to expand your catalog of available eBooks. It just doesn't get any better than this! We want to teach you all the basic knowledge and effective strategies for building your own eBook empire with our valuable eBook. It will explain everything you need to know, including startup methodology, production and design tips, topic selection, launching your products, and marketing techniques. This eBook is packed full of all the crucial data to guide you every step along the way as you venture down the part of leveraging your eBooks for success in the digital marketplace. We will show you exactly what you need to do. However, it is important to understand that Leveraging eBooks in the Digital Era is much more than just a simple guide about basic eBook fundamentals. It covers much of what I have found to be true in my own eBook empire, much of the same knowledge that enabled me to reap my fortune. Trust me, there is more than enough money to go around and plenty of eBook readers that want to read your eBooks. Let me show you how to follow in my footsteps with this insightful guide! [more][Less]

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Every week, my friend and I choose the best ebook submitted and give a prize to the winner. (Prizes will vary and are digital) Visit our official site, TinyUrl.com/BookContestEveryWeek for the terms and conditions for the contest. Good luck! (And may the odds be ever in your favor) PS, no Twilight rip offs.

Kindle

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If your iPhone or iPod touch cannot be updated to IOS 4, you’ll want to install Lexcycle Stansa to read eBooks on your device. Lexcycle Stanza is a freeware program for reading eBooks and is available in two forms: Stanza iPhone/iPod and Stanza Desktop. Stanza iPhone/iPod allows users to manage their library of books on these devices. Click here to download Stanza iPhone/iPod for free:

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General eReader

For general eReaders, you’ll want to install Adobe Digital Edition to your computer. Please ensure that you assign yourself with a user ID (you will need this) and follow the instructions to download a free book. Connect your eReader device to your computer and launch Adobe Digital Edition. Your eReader icon will appear on the lower left panel. Drag the downloaded file to Adobe Digital Edition and then drag the image of your ebook to the eReader icon. When complete, close Adobe and eject/disconnect your eReader

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In detail, these are currently the following services: DiViBib (digital virtual library), Overdrive, Skoobe, 24Symbols, Scribd and Legimi and others.

 

When will my eBook be offered in these sales channels?

When creating the book, under the field “Where would you like to publish your book?”  You have the corresponding checkboxes for the selection of library services and / or flat rate providers.

Note: By selecting this checkbox, you accept an additional passage in the author's contract that relates to the conditions of these flat rate and library services. This states, among other things, that - as with sales - you will also receive 70% of the net proceeds from the respective service.

 

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By checking this checkbox, you opt in to have your books delivered to several library services. At this time (December 2016), these services include Divibib (Onleihe) and Overdrive

• Divibib (Onleihe): Your book can be bought by public libraries using Onleihe service. If they decide to buy your book, they can offer their customers to rent the book. You receive the usual royalties for book sales. Any book bought by libraries can only be rented by one user at a time. So, if Berlin Public Library buys six copies of your book, up to six customers of this library can read it at the same time.
• Overdrive: Your book can be bought by public libraries using Overdrive service. If they decide to buy your book, they can offer their customers to rent the book. You receive the usual royalties for book sales. Any book bought by libraries can only be rented by one user at a time. So, if Berlin Public Library buys six copies of your book, up to six customers of this library can read it at the same time.

 

Flatrate services

By checking this checkbox, you opt in to have your books delivered to several flatrate services. At this time (December 2016), these services include Skoobe, 24Symbols, EBSCO eBooks, Overdrive, Scribd and Schweitzer.

In particular, this means:

• Skoobe: The book will be listed with flatrate service skoobe.de. Skoobe users can read your book. You get a share of any revenue we receive.
• 24symbols: Your book is offered in the reading flatrate of 24symbols.com. Any customer can read your book. You get a share of any revenue we receive.
• EBSCO eBooks and Schweitzer: Your book is listed in the catalogues of these information services. If a customer of these services wants to use the book, it will be licensed. Royalties depend on the kind of licence bought to make the book available to EBSCO or Schweitzer users.
• Overdrive: Your book can be bought by public libraries using Overdrive service. If they decide to buy your book, they can offer their customers to rent the book. You receive the usual royalties for book sales. Any book bought by libraries can only be rented by one user at a time. So, if Berlin Public Library buys six copies of your book, up to six customers of this library can read it at the same time.
• Scribd: Your book can be read at scribd.com. If at least 20% of the book are read, this counts as a sale.

Your share is always 70% of the net margin, which refers to the proceeds BookRix receives from the Distribution Partner less sales tax, other domestic or foreign taxes, and the cost of delivery.