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Relive the Scottish Referendum for Independence with stunning photos and artwork from the campaigns, rallies and social media... On the 18th September, 2014, the world watched as Scotland became the only nation in history to reject Independence. As the day arrived, there was a surprising surge for people wanting independence, which caught the other side of the campaign off guard. The general feeling on the Scottish streets was one of extremely nervous anticipation that Independence was nigh. As the nation watched the results come in, the anticipation was replaced with shock and there was an over-whelming sense of heartbreak. Over the course of the following days, as political promises were broken, a new movement and energy grows within Scotland. Scotland may not be Independent yet, but it lives to fight another day...

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Focusing on the modern learner, this book emphasizes the importance of creating student-centered classrooms within a high-stakes testing environment. It introduces the concept of the "five-minute teacher," who delivers concise, engaging lessons that encourage students to explore and collaborate independently. Through real anecdotes and practical strategies, the author provides insights on transforming learning environments, enabling educators to foster meaningful engagement and self-discovery among students.

This book helps teachers understand the lives and minds of today's learners, who have grown up surrounded by iPhones, iPads, computers, and other digital forms inorder to thoughtfully and meaningfully use technology to enhance their learning.

A new epic begins fueled by visions promising him prolonged life and political power, the dying Corajidin, leader of a millennia-old dynasty, has brought the nation of Shrīan to civil war. But is his bright destiny assured, or do the events unfolding around him promise a more ignoble, and finite, future Indris, warrior-mage of the Sēq Scholars and scion of a rival Great House, is caught in the upheaval. Driven by loyalty and conscience to return to a city that haunts his past, Indris reluctantly accepts the task of finding a missing man, the only one able to steer the teetering nation toward peace? The celebrated warrior-poet, Mari, touches both men's lives: one as daughter, one as lover. As her world unravels around her, can she be true to both her duty to blood, and her own desires for freedom and happiness.

The essay argues that despite recent setbacks for the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, it is crucial for the international community to maintain pressure on the group. The author highlights the organization's diverse financial resources and methods for generating revenue, suggesting that military victories alone are insufficient. Emphasizing the need for a comprehensive strategy, the essay calls for continued efforts to target the financial institutions and assets that the Islamic State controls, ensuring that they cannot regain strength.

The narrative delves into the harrowing journey of drug addiction, specifically focusing on crack cocaine. It explores the author’s descent from a seemingly normal life in a small suburban town to the dark alleys of Baltimore City, highlighting the destructive impact on relationships, career, and family. The story recounts near-death experiences and the profound loss suffered due to addiction. Ultimately, it reveals a transformative relationship with Jesus Christ that emerged from hitting rock bottom, offering a message of hope and redemption.

The book, published in 2011, explores significant themes and insights relevant to its field, offering a comprehensive analysis that engages readers with its scholarly approach. As part of Routledge, an imprint of Taylor & Francis, it reflects the publisher's commitment to high-quality academic work. The content is designed to enhance understanding and provoke thought, making it a valuable resource for students and professionals alike.

The study focuses on sodium aluminosilicate scale formation during alumina production, particularly investigating sodalite and cancrinite. It explores the scaling mechanisms, supersaturation, and kinetics of desilication reactions that lead to precipitation. Researchers determined the equilibrium solubilities of these scales in synthetic Bayer liquor across various temperatures and measured their growth kinetics, revealing specific order dependencies and activation energies. Additionally, the transformation from sodalite to cancrinite was identified as a solution-mediated process, suggesting that adopting a seeding strategy could minimize scale accumulation in heat exchangers.

The essay explores President Clinton's unexpected decision to expand NATO after the Cold War, despite the absence of its original adversary, the Soviet Union. It highlights the influence of foreign leaders and congressional Republicans on Clinton's choice, while also presenting strong security arguments for the expansion. The analysis covers the military strategic implications, including resource access and territorial rights, as well as the impact on U.S.-Russian relations and the financial costs associated with NATO's eastward growth.