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Baghdad University (37 journals)
Alustath Journal for Human and Social Science
Published by Baghdad University
ISSN 0552265X 25189263 (Paper)
ISSN 25189263 (Electronic)
Language Arabic and English
About Editorial team Issues
About the magazine Issued by the Faculty of Education, Ibn Rushd scientific journal entitled (Journal of the professor), was her first release in 1952. In the beginning. It deals with scientific research, literature and the Arab and Islamic civilization, and contributes to the professors of colleges according to their competence to define the educational community in the Arab countries and abroad. • the name of the magazine: -Alustath( Professor) • Produced by: - Faculty of Education / Ibn Rushd • the international number ((ISSN)):-0552-265X/E-2518-9263 • E-mail to the magazine: - alustath.journal@ircoedu.uobaghdad.edu.iq • Year Released: --1952 • Type of release (quarterly, semi-annual): - quarterly.
Modern Sport journal
ISSN 19920091 27083454 (Paper)
Modern sport is a scientific magazine publishes education and physical scientific researches related to all sport and games. The first number of the magazine is published in 2005 in two volumes yearly but currently it is published in four volumes in the year. The number of the publishing reached eleven volumes in sixteen number.
Iraqi Journal of Agricultural Science
Subjects: Agriculture (General)
IRAQI JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES (IJAS)
Is the first agric. scientific and refereed journal established in Iraq.
The first volume was published in 1966. IJAS is registered in the number 137 in 1988 of the Baghdad National Library. Years ago, it was published with one issue a year. For the time being, it is published bimonthly (6 issues for a volume).
Publisher: University of Baghdad.
Society/Institution: College of Agriculture Engineering Sciences
Address: Iraq - Baghdad / Al Jadreyah (View in Map)
University of Baghdad, College of Agriculture Engineering Sciences
The international number of IJAS are:
Iraqi Journal of Agricultural Sciences is a peer-reviewed scientific journal.
covers Agricultural and Biological Sciences (miscellaneous) (Q3).
Iraqi Journal of Agricultural Sciences - Journal Metrics
It is impossible to get a true picture of impact using a single metric alone, so a basket of metrics is needed to support informed decisions. In addition to several advanced Journal Metrics including Citescore, H-Index, Self-Citation Ratio, SJR (SCImago Journal Rank Indicator), and SNIP (Source Normalized Impact per Paper) can provide you comprehensive insights into the Iraqi Journal of Agricultural Sciences.
Iraqi Journal of Agricultural Sciences - Open Access (OA) Journal.
Open Access stands for unrestricted access and unrestricted reuse. With Open Access, researchers can read and build on the findings of others without restriction.
IJAS depending a separate independent archiving across Iraqi Academic Scientific Journals, in addition to publishing and archiving the articles via the official website/Archives section.
- Plagiarism checked with Turnitin
- Submission fees: 25000 IQD & Article Processing Charges (APCs): 200 USD
Journal of Political Sciences
ISSN 18155561 2521912X (Paper)
ISSN 2521912X (Electronic)
Subjects: Political science (General)
Academic Biannual Refereed Journal Issued by the College of Political Sciences-University of Baghdad. Date of First Issue 1988. No. of Issue Per year (2). No.of Issue Published between 1988-2020 (60) Issue.
Journal of Accounting and Financial Studies
مجلة دراسات محاسبية ومالية، مجلة فصلية، علمية محكمة تصدر عن المعهد العالي للدراسات المحاسبية والمالية /جامعة بغداد، اول اصدار للمجلة عام 2006، تعنى بنشر البحوث المختصة بالعلوم المحاسبية والمالية على المستويين المحلي والعالمي؛ كما تهتم بالمواضيع الأصيلة ذات القيمة العلمية والعملية، التي تعود بالقيمة والفائدة على الأشخاص المهتمين في إدارة المؤسسات المختلفة. لتطوير المعرفة في تلك المجالات في جميع المؤسسات العامة والخاصة في الوطن العربي والعالم ، فضلاً عن نشرها وقائع المؤتمرات العلمية المقامة من قبل المعهد ومن قبل الجهات المهنية في العراق، وتعد المجلة من المجلات الرصينة والمعتمدة لأغراض الترقيات العلمية اذ نالت اهتمام الباحثين من داخل وخارج العراق لما لها من رصانة علمية، فضلا عن اعتمادها على المحكمين من داخل وخارج العراق، وبسرية تامة، الذين يطلعون على الدراسة التي قدمها الباحث، وفي حال كانت هذه الدراسة مستوفيةً للشروط التي وضعتها المجلة، فإن المجلة تقوم بنشرها، وإلا فإنها سترفض نشر الدراسة أو البحث مع توضيح أسباب الرفض، وفي بعض الأحيان تطلب المجلة من الباحث أن يقوم بتعديل بعض الأمور في بحثه العلمي قبل أن يتم نشره، تخضع جميع البحوث المنشورة لفحص سلامة الانتحال باعتماد برنامج Turn it in.
Journal of the Faculty of Medicine
Journal of the Faculty of Medicine – University of Baghdad A peer- reviewed journal published Quarterly by the college of medicine –Baghdad University ISSN: 0041-9419 E-ISSN 2410-8057 The Journal interested in publication of clinical and basic medical research. The first issue of this Journal was published under the name of (Journal of the Royal Iraqi Medical College) in April /1936, approved by the council of the College as a general journal dealing with the news of the college and few scientific articles to encourage the teaching staff for research publication. The journal was published randomly and ceased during World War II due to financial difficulties. In 1946 Prof. Dr. Hashim Al Witri, the college dean, assigned republication of the journal and urged the teaching staff to participate and publish their research in the journal. Despite his effort the journal remained irregular in publication. In 1959 Prof. Dr. Faisal Al-Sabih became the Editor in Chief of the journal when he returned from the United Kingdom and appointed on the teaching staff, restructured the journal and changed its name to (The Journal of the Faculty of Medicine) and used new scientific system for publication of articles. The first issue of the new series started in June 1959. The journal continued to be published on a regular basis since then without interruption in (four issues during the year). The journal became registered the international number (ISSN) in 2000 and entered in many important international indexes. After 2003 the journal continued despite the difficulties involved in every aspect of the country and by the beginning of 2004 the journal progressed through a series of changes to reach a level that can be recognized internationally. After 2010 the journal became published electronically of the same edited issues. Recently the journal became recognized by the (Index Copernicus) and publicised internationaly.
Al-Kindy College Medical Journal
Subjects: Medicine (General)
Al-Kindy College Medical Journal ((Al-Kindy Col.Med.J)), a periodic peer reviewed scientific journal published three times yearly by Al-Kindy College of Medicine –University of Baghdad. specialized in research of medical and related subjects. P- ISSN (print):1810-9543, E-ISSN (online): 2521-4365, The articles and research studies published in the journal are carefully selected and reviewed by a high standard advisory board from doctors who are most seniors and experts in their medical fields according to the subjects submitted to the journal. Al-Kindy Col.Med.J is well recognized by Baghdad ,Mustansiriya and Nahrain universities for promotion of their teaching staff. Four hundred articles ,research papers, case reports and studies have been published in journal since 2003 till now and the journal has been distributed to readers worldwide.
Journal of baghdad college of dentistry
Subjects: Dentistry
Journal of Baghdad College of Dentistry (JBCD) is an open-access, peer-reviewed, quarterly published scientific journal of the College of Dentistry, University of Baghdad, dedicated to the dissemination of new knowledge and information on all sciences relevant to dentistry, oral cavity and associated craniofacial structures. The entire journal's archive is available online (since 2005) and all articles are freely available online.
iraq journal of market research and consumer protection
Scientific Referred Journal Published by Center for Market Research and Consumer Protection, University of Baghdad. Date of First Issue (2009) No. of Issue Per Year (2)
Bulletin of the Iraq Natural History Museum
Subjects: Geology, Biology
Bulletin of the Iraq Natural History Museum is a refereed biannual scientific journal issued by Iraq Natural History Research Center and Museum, University of Baghdad, which founded in 1961, scientific open access journal, publishing original articles and case reports (short communications) in the natural history sciences. According to the priority of manuscript acceptances, this journal is published twice a year (Biannual) and publishes 8-12 articles in each issue. The variation in research areas for each issue is considered. The financial support comes from the publication fees paid by authors only. which publishes the papers in the subjects: Natural history of Biology (Animals, Plants and Fungi), Systematics, Biodiversity, Wildlife Sciences, Comparative Anatomy of Wildlife Animals, Wildlife Ecology, Ecosystems, Natural Resources, and Geology that includes: Paleontology, Rocks, Minerals, Geomorphology, Geoparks, and Geodiversity.
The BINHM the journal can also consider a special issue as a special matter for the conference.
Information about the journal:
Journal name: Bulletin of the Iraq Natural History Museum.
Publisher: Iraq Natural History Research Center and Museum-University of Baghdad.
General Subjects: Biology and Geology.
Journal type: Scientific Journal.
Print ISSN: 1017-8678.
Online ISSN: 2311-9799.
Date of issuance of Journal: 1961.
Contact us: Mobial (director: +964-772-7490697, Information: +964-772-7490697). Email: bnhm@nhm.uobaghdad.edu.iq, jnhm@nhm.uobaghdad.edu.iq, editoribnhm@gmail.comjnhm@nhm.uobaghdad.edu.iq,
Journal of College of Education for Women
Subjects: Education (General), History (General), Languages, Geography (General), Sociology (General), English literature, Religion (General)
Date of first Issue: 1990 Online first issue:2005 Journal goals: 1. Publish either academic papers that help in developing scientific research. 2. Provide copies for each issued journal in the form of regular Credits to designated destinations. 3. Define the activities carried out in departments of the College of Education for Women like scientific conferences, seminars, exhibitions, by publishing them at the beginning of the issued journal. 4. Address teachers, academics and scientific specialists via journal e-mail to participate in and follow-up researches. Scope of distribution: Local (all governorates of Iraq) and global (Arab and foreign countries). Arbitration scientific Method (evaluation of researches): 3 experts; two scientific experts and one linguistic expert. Sources of funding: Self-financing.
Iraqi Journal of Laser
ISSN 18121195 (Paper)
Subjects: Science (General)
The Iraqi Journal of Laser is a refereed research journal published twice annually by the Institute of Laser for Postgraduate Studies, University of Baghdad. It provides a media for publication of original unpublished research papers, notes and review articles describing laser fundamentals, techniques, instrumentation, and the use of laser in natural and engineering sciences, medicine, agriculture and other fields. Manuscripts are submitted with a letter to the editor in chief including a request for publishing the manuscript, manuscript title with author's names written in Arabic with a commitment that the manuscript has not been submitted to any other journal.
journal of legal sciences
ISSN 2070027X 2663581X (Paper)
Subjects: Asian studies: law
Journal of Legal Sciences, a semi-annual scientific journal issued by the Faculty of Law - University of Baghdad, concerned with the publication of research and legal studies and jurisprudence and summaries in university, as well as the conferences and seminars held by the College of law. The journal is one of the oldest legal journals in Iraq, the first issue was in 1969, and continues so far in the extension of the issuance to all faculties of law in Iraqi universities and government institutions, as well as "the ministries and related institutions. Researchers from inside and outside Iraq publish their legal research in Arabic, English and French in the journal. It has been accredited for the academic promotion of university professors and has been given the standard classification since 2008. It has identifier number in the Iraqi Book and Documentation House (675) for the year 1998. From the year 1969 until the second half of 2017, 32 volumes were published in two volumes each year, as well as on the number of research papers of the teaching staff with postgraduate students, and the special preparation of the researches of the legal conferences held by the Faculty of Law-Baghdad University.
journal of Islamic science college
Language Arabic
The Journal of the College of Islamic Sciences is one of the prestigious journals that was issued at the University of Baghdad, concerned with Islamic sciences, its philosophy, Arabic language and literature, and within the limits of what is available to us, it was found that the first issue of it was issued in the year (1965), and it was called by several names, including the Journal of the College of the Great Imam affiliated The Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research at that time, in the year (1972), according to the copy that we acquired, was called by that name and was headed by the scholar Dr. Hashem Jamil, who was a teacher in the same college until the nineties and he is still alive and working in one of the Arab universities, then it was called the Journal of the College of Sharia, to Its name was settled in 1996 in the Journal of the College of Islamic Sciences, as the issue of the issue was organized on a quarterly basis, and our college was distinguished by a large number of pioneers from inside and outside Iraq, which forced the publication of three parts in some issues, especially in recent times. Saeed Al-Tarihi) great care and great attention, materially and morally, since he took over the deanship of the college and until the present day, so I put on a new dress, which was added to her splendor. On the magazine's website, the numbers will be uploaded to the website, and we have an international number, which made it a court. A commission was formed to review research before sending it to experts, and we have coordination with the scientific departments and the Promotions Committee in this regard.
The regular work was done in sending the research to two experts, one linguistic and the other scientific, and the journal has an editorial board with prominent scientific titles headed for years (Prof. Dr. Abdel Karim Hajeej Tohme) and the journal has consultants from inside and outside the country (Prof. Ahmed Obaid Al Kubaisi) and the magazine received satisfaction Officials at the University of Baghdad and took advanced ranks among the university's journals through their annual evaluation of them due to the commitment to the instructions of scientific journals on the one hand and the quality of published research on the other hand. For the future, we promise more progress
Al-Khwarizmi Engineering Journal
Al-Khwarizmi Engineering Journal (KEJ) is publishing by the AL-Khwarizmi college of Engineering – University of Baghdad. KEJ is open access; peer reviewed and published quarterly online and in print version. Manuscripts may be submitting in English language. KEJ is devoted to the publication of high quality scientific papers on theoretical as well as practical developments in all areas of Engineering and Technology that has not previously been published and not been submitted for publication elsewhere in any format and that there are no ethical concerns with the contents or data collection. At least two referees, who known scholars in their fields, evaluate each paper. Ethics Publishing responsibilities of authors The publication of an article in a peer-reviewed journal is an essential building block in the development of a coherent and respected network of knowledge. It is a direct reflection of the quality of work of the author and the institutions that support them. Peer-reviewed articles support and embody the scientific method. It is therefore important to agree upon standards of expected ethical behavior. Not allowed offensive, abusive, racist or obscene or sexual connotations. Journal URL: https://alkej.uobaghdad.edu.iq
journal of physical education
The Journal of Physical Education is a quarterly refereed scientific journal specialized in publishing scientific research related to sport sciences. It is issued by the College of Physical Education and Sport Sciences / University of Baghdad. It was founded in (1990).
The Iraqi Journal of Veterinary Medicine
Subjects: Food technology, Veterinary science, Biology, Zoology, Microbiology, Surgery
Since 1977- The Iraqi Journal of Veterinary Medicine is the scientific publication of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, University of Baghdad. It is published twice a year. The two issues comprise one volume. It Aims at improving and expanding the knowledge in all veterinary fields inside and outside Iraq to make known the research works of Iraqi Scholar to international Veterinary Sciences.
Journal of the Center Palestine Studies
تصدر مجلة مركز مركز الدراسات الفلسطينية عن مركز الدراسات الفلسطينية والذي يعد واحدا من اقدم المراكز البحثية في جامعة بغداد . وصدر العدد الاول من المجلة في العام 1971 وتعنى المجلة بقضايا الصراع العربي -الاسرائيلي يتمكن الباحثون من نشر بحوثهم للترقية عبر صفحاتها لانها مجلة علمية محكمة لها رقم دولي ويصدر منها عددين في السنة
Iraqi Journal of Science
Subjects: Biotechnology, Biology, Biology and miscellaneous, Astronomy, Chemistry, Computer Science, Mathematics, Physics, Geology, Science (General)
Iraqi Journal of Science (IJS) is a peer reviewed open access journal issued by the College of Science at the University of Baghdad. It is a monthly journal that publishes original research articles in a wide range of subjects. The prestigious interdict planar editorial board in the journal reflects the diversity of subjects covered in the journal. The journal is being published since 1956. The journal is basically self – financed by applying fees on the researcher's work published in the journal. However, the journal is also supported by the college of science at the University of Baghdad.
Journal Of Educational and Psychological Researches
1-Name of Journal: Journal of Educational and psychological Researchs 2. Jurisdiction of the journal Science educational and psychological 3. Produced by: Centre for Educational Studies and psychological Researches Achievements of the journal: 64 Number
Journal of Engineering
The Journal Engineering was issued in 1986. It was Stopped from 1990 – 1997 because of the economic blockade. It restarted publication after the fourth scientific engineering conference for it published the papers that were accepted in the conference. It is a scientific engineering journal refereed by specialized and qualified professors in most of the engineering fields and those Specialists in the issued by the college of Engineering university of Baghdad .It was serenely publibued , but from 2011 it has issued of monthly for the numerous papers submitted to the journal to publish their papers in this scientific journal in addition to some of the Arabs professors because the journal is considered one of the valued journals in the Arabic homelan . Many professions were the head editor of the journal from its first issue. The first one was prof.dr. Laith Ismail Namiq then prof.dr. Mohammed A.Alawis ,prof.dr.Ali A Al – kilidar prof.dr. Abdul-Ilah Younis and currently Prof.dr.Qais S. Ismail. AIMS AND SCOPE The Journal of Engineering is an open access, monthly, refereed, peer-reviewed journal. It focuses on the different disciplines of engineering. Its scope is to cover almost all the aspects of engineering and technology and their related topics. The Journal of Engineering tries to emphasize on publishing high-quality papers with an acceptable, professional and considerable background. The submitted papers undergo plagiarism, a double-blind peer review by professionals in the paper specific specialty. This process is accomplished according to the Journal criteria of evaluation, where the manuscript, contents, and organization of the paper are to be checked. The papers will be available online for the readers.
Iraqi Journal of Biotechnology
Iraqi Journal of Biotechnology was founded in 2001 ,it was first issued in 2002,it is a semi-annual refereed scientific journal issued by the Institute of Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology in Baghdad University in fields of biology, environment, agricultural sciences ,medicine, dentistry, pharmacology, veterinary medicine and researches specialized in bioinformatics
journal of Economics And Administrative Sciences
Subjects: Economics, Planning and surveying
About the Journal of Economic and Administrative Sciences journal, dealing with economic and administrative studies, accounting, and statistical. DATE OF FIRST ISSUE (1973). NO. OF ISSUE YEAR(4). No. of the issue published between 1973-2021 (130)
Iraqi National Journal of Nursing Specialties
scientific journal for nursing research
Baghdad Science Journal
A Scientific and Evaluated Journal Published by the College of Science for Women, University of Baghdad Date of First issue(2004) No.of Issue per year(4) No.of papers per issue (25) No. Of issue published between 2004-2021(83) issue This Journal publish paper in Arabic and English in area of Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics and Computer.
AL - Bahith AL - A'alami
Subjects: Linguistics, Journalism, Art
About Journal Founded in 2005 and issued by the College of Media - University of Baghdad, the Al-Bahith Al-a'alami (ABAA) is an open access journal, peer-reviewed and free of charge. Its content is available to all researchers and readers. In addition, ABAA is a quarterly scientific journal, it publishes from 36 to 40 articles over four times a year. The published articles are specialized in Media and communication science (Journalism, Radio & Television press, Public Relations). ABAA received the print ISSN (8005-1995) and online ISSN (2617-9318). It currently prints 500 (Previously 1000) issues quarterly and publishes them to researchers from inside and outside Iraq according to the scientific conditions established in the pages of the magazine. ABAA seeks to maintain high academic standards and an international reputation welcoming original, theoretical and practical submission from all over the world. Registered ressources Key title (print) AL - Bahith AL - A'alami ISSN (print) 1995-8005 Key title (on line) AL - Bahith AL - A'alami ISSN (print) 2617-9318 Key title in original characters: الباحث الإعلامي (Online) Title proper: AL - Bahith AL - A'alami Original alphabet of title: Arabic Earliest publisher: بغداد - جامعة بغداد - كلية الاعلام Earliest publisher: College of Information - University of Baghdad Dates of publication: 2005- 9999 Frequency: Quarterly Type of resource: Periodical Country: Iraq
Iraqi Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences
Iraqi Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences (IJPS) is the official journal of College of Pharmacy/ University of Baghdad. It is established 1979, which is semi-annual specialized scientific journal,The aim of this journal is to support scientific knowledge, encourage scientific research and publication for the purposes of scientific promotion.it provides the forum for reporting innovations, production methods, technologies, initiatives and the application of scientific knowledge to all aspects of pharmaceutics, including controlled drug release systems, drug targeting, physical pharmacy, pharmacodynamics, pharmacokinetics, pharmacogenomics, biopharmaceutics, drug and prodrug design, pharmaceutical analysis, drug stability, quality control, pharmaceutical engineering and material sciences. The journal issued since its establishment until June / 2021 Thrity volumes and fifty two issues .
Journal of the planner and development
ISSN 1996983x (Paper)
This journal is a scientific and specialized in urban and regional planning sciences , town planning and Structural planning for governorate and for all what have a relation to the spatial dimension of the Infrastructure , in additional to the spatial analysis Techniques such as GIS and GPS which have a relationship with mapping and the analysis of economic ,administrative , Environmental and physical activities . The first addition was published in 1995. The journal is edited every 6 months. The last volume (no.24) was published in 2011
AL-ADAB JOURNAL
Subjects: Social sciences (General), Human anatomy, Historical osteology, Prehistoric archaeology, History of Europe, Languages, Literature
Al-Adab journal is a scientific academic and accredited peer-review journal of the College of Arts , University of Baghdad . It is edited regularly within a specific time, Four issues per year in March , June , September and December .
The first issue was edited in March 1956 and was entitted " Al-Alum and Al-Adab College Journal " because at that time the journal was edited by the college of sciences and Arts before the splitting of the college into two colleges :
College of arts and college of sciences . The publication of the journal under such title was continued , in each year one issue was edited .
A ccordingly , the first issue was published in 1956 , the second issue was in 1957 and the third in 1958 . when the college of arts has become an independent college , i.e. after its splitting from the college of sciences , the first issue has been edited under the title of " Al-Adab Journal " in 1959 . the publication of the Journal has been continued till the oppressive blockade on Iraq causing the journal to stop for five years . After this compulsory stoppage the publication of the journal was resumed in 1990 . in order to achieve its goals in publishing the scientific and the intellectual products of researchers , learners and thinkers . It can be noted that the goals of Al-Adab journal extend to include many researchers and learners outside the College of Arts ( from other scientific institutions ) as well as researchers outside Iraq . In fact , the editorial board aims at making fruitful interaction and deepening the intellectual , scientific and cultural perspectives .
Al-Adab journal is specified for publishing the researches and studies related to different and various human fields like Arabic and English linguistics , Criticism , Literature , History , Geography , Psychology , philosoghy and Anthropology . the researches prepared to be edited are submitted to an accurate linguistic and scientific evaluation by sending them to specified experts to make sure of the validity of the research topics and contents and then the researches are evaluated to be published or not in the journal . Thus , many ersearchers have great confidence in publishing in this journal due to its distinctive status in the Iraqi educational prospect and also due to its connection with the college of arts – university of Baghdad , which is know by its rich inheritage represented by its immortal symbols including great professors , scientists and thinkers , And this gives the journal a distinctive status as an intellectual andscientific stand for all sciences and this leads to deepen the educational interaction and communication within human and culture perspectises . Accordingly , researchers will get great benefit in presenting varions opinions and discussions to develop their abilities in many fields of knowledge .
Iraqi Journal of Chemical and Petroleum Engineering
Subjects: Environmental engineering, Chemical Engineering, Energy, Business and management
The Iraqi Journal of Chemical and Petroleum Engineering is a quarterly peer-reviewed scientific journal that was established in 2000 by the College of Engineering of the University of Baghdad. The Iraqi Journal of Chemical and Petroleum Engineering receives citations in the category of Chemical and Petroleum Engineering and relevant subjects. Aims The Iraqi journal of chemical and petroleum engineering is Open Access journal dedicated to publishing peer-reviewed research articles with respect to the subjects in fields of chemical and petroleum Engineering. In particular, petrochemical, biochemical, water treatment, electrochemical, petroleum and natural gas production and technology, and environment are the major interest of the journal. The journal aims to provide a free platform for the researches all over the world to share diverse types of knowledge and discuss the recent developments in the subjects related to the journal interest. Objective Objective of the journal is to promote the researches in the engineering subjects covered by journal to dissemination their intellectual products to the global community free of restriction. That achieves by making all of published articles available free of cost for all researcher through adopting Open Access publication model.
Al-Academy
Al-Academy Journal
• A quarterly journal issued by the College of Fine Arts / University of Baghdad
• Started to be published in 1971 and continues to be issued so far.
• The editorial board is supervised by an editor-in-chief, managing editor, And fifteen members of the editorial board. The editorial board is panel of experts with diverse expertise who contribute to the development of long-term plans for academic publication in general, Academic special.
• The journal deals with academic research related to the aesthetic subject, which includes the fields of plastic arts, music, theater, cinema, design arts, calligraphy and decoration, as well as theoretical and applied research in the field of art education.
The journal is archived at the National Library in Baghdad, Deposit No. 238 of 1976
Journal of International studies
Journal of international studies is a specialized quarterly, and acknowledged Journal published by center for international studies which is concerned by the international and strategic affairs , as it published researches about international and strategic relationship for Asia,Africa,Europe and America . The Journal publishes the researches that depend on the scientific techniques in writing documentation ,objectivity and accuracy according to the followed scientific and academic rules. Its also published the reviews of books and thesis as it covers the scientific seminars and conference
Journal of the College of Languages
Subjects: Languages, Literature
A refreed biannual academic Journal concerned with Languages, literature and translation. issued by College of Languages/University of Baghdad. it publishes researches from Iraq and abroad. The researches submitted for publish are subject for evaluation. first issued 1994/01/01 Issues per year: Two No. of Issues from 1994-2013: 27
Iraqi Journal of Physics
ISSN 20704003 2664554 (Paper)
ISSN 2664554 (Electronic)
The Iraqi Journal of Physics is an open access scientific journal that focuses on publishing genuine papers of physical sciences in both applied and theoretical fields. Due to its wide scope, Iraqi Journal of Physics may also accept papers in other fields of relevance, such as Chemistry, Astronomy, remote sensing, and some specific science and engineering applications that related to physics.
Being the first specialized journal in physics science inside the Republic of Iraq, the Iraqi Journal of Physics holds a significant place among all other scientific journals published in this field of science. The central role of this journal was revealed from the importance of physics science development in the academic society of Iraq. Such development began decades ago and it marked the Iraqi scientific society as being the most distinguished, for the notable and extended efforts of its members. Iraqi Journal of Physics publishing under the license of Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC-BY). It published quadruple by the University of Baghdad, Iraq in January 2002. The Journal is using Turinit to prevent plagiarism and to ensure the originality of our submitted manuscripts. A double-blind peer-reviewing scheme is used to assure the quality of the publication.
Ibn Al-Haitham Journal For Pure and Applied Sciences
Subjects: Biology, Biology and miscellaneous, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Computer Science
Ibn al-Haitham journal for Pure and Applied Sciences is a scientific journal publishes scientific Articles in the fields of Pure and Applied Sciences. Manuscript submitted for publication subject to accurate scientific assessment. This journal published by the College of Education (Ibn al-Haitham) / University of Baghdad. No. of issues per year is [4] per year. The journal considers a special issue and conferences.
Arab Scientific Heritage Journal
Subjects: Historical archaeology
Scientific journal issued by the Center for the revival of Arab Scientific Heritage / University of Baghdad, the date of first issue in 1977 and the number of numbers that are published in year 2 and the number of releases from 2009 to the end of 2012 is 12 the number of the objectives of the magazine to identify the contribution made by the scientists of Muslim Arabs of the exploits of Applied Science and humanity where it became their achievements later the first building block upon which the science the West in modern times. the task of this definition rests with the center professors and other university professors, including some Arabs by the magazine supplement academic studies on this subject.
Magazine of historical studies and archaeology


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Award Acceptance Speech
How to write an acceptance speech for an award
This short guide will help you put together remarks for your award acceptance speech, or, if you are representing an organization giving the award, how to put together a speech that recognizes the success of the person receiving it. Your audience will thank you for a well-prepared and organized award speech.
Part of why we give out awards is to honor the difference that leaders make in our lives. With that in mind, you want to do two things with your award speech: Honor the person, honor the event.
How to write an award acceptance speech tips
If you want to know how to give a brief thank you speech after receiving an award, start with to whom you are grateful. Talk about the effect that the most important in your life had on the path that led you to this award. Leaders do not always like talking about their success, but the trick is to do it in terms of who helped you along the way.
Also consider the organization and the event itself as something to speak about. Is there an added importance to this moment or the hosting organization?
You can also make your remarks about something larger than the award itself. You can make this moment your soapbox where you talk about an issue close to or one that the award-givers should consider in future awards (like Frances McDormand did in her recent Oscars acceptance speech).
There are a few ways you can handle the organization of your remarks when trying to figure out how to write a speech for receiving an award:
1. First, thank the people most special to you
2. Tell 1-3 great stories of the people who helped you
3. Tell your own personal journey to how you go the award
4. Talk about the moment or event–why does this award mean so much
5. Close with a quote or other memorable line from a movie, book, or TV show that fits the organization and the event
How to present an award speech tips
If you are presenting an award to someone else, think through the reasons why this person is receiving the award. This is your chance to give them the praise they won't give themselves (out of humility) during their speech. Tell stories of their success as a leader in your community; talk about specific actions they took to further the mission of your organization. Similar to when people accept an award, also look for opportunities to talk about what the speech means.
How to write an award presentation speech
Here's one way you can get the organization right when trying to figure out how to present an award speech:
1. Talk about the greed deeds of the recipient
2. Connect what the recipient does to other great leaders
3. Make remarks about the award's greater purpose and role in your organization's mission
Watch and read examples of award acceptance speeches
One of the easiest ways to write good award speeches, is to watch example remarks given by the famous and should-be famous. Each speech fit its audience well and featured people who made a difference in the speakers' lives.
James Corden's Tony Awards Opening Speech–is a great model for when you need to address a shocking or traumatic event that just occurred, James Corden does a wonderful job at the opening of the Tony's
Frances Mcdormand academy award speech–want to take your opportunity to take a position head-on?
Tyler Perry's BET Awards speech–incredible dedication speech to his mom and growing up–incredibly theme, "Help somebody cross"
Matthew McConaughey's "I'm always chasing myself 10 years into the future"–a bit out of left field, but based on the field of positive psychology
Carrie Brownstein: Moth Ball Awards
Lead by Example Award Speech
Hart Vision Teacher of the Year
More tips on how to present an award speech and how to write an award acceptance speech
Plan the theme for your awards speech
One thing that helps speakers figure out how to write an award speech is focusing on a theme for the speech. Look at Tyler Perry's speech above for the strong theme of, "I helped somebody cross (the road)."
Your theme should encapsulate all the parts of the speech that you put together; it's your one line that you come back to, it's the overall message that you want to convey. One area to look for themes is in quotes or in books (even movies and songs). Figure out the common thread through all of the things you want to say and find a quotation that resonates with it that your audience will appreciate.
Create an outline for your award ceremony speech
An outline also helps speakers figure out how to give an award acceptance speech. Acceptance speeches often contain the following elements:
1. Thanking the organization for the award
2. Thanking members of their family and religious figures
3. Telling stories about how they achieved the success the award is recognizing
4. Connecting the award with a larger theme or movement
Other questions asked about award speeches:
How to write a 5 year or long service award speech by employer for an employee/award acceptance speech on behalf of company
Talk about the accomplishments of the person; also tell the audience "what they might not know" about the person as long as it's clean and not embarassing
What do you say after receiving an award/How do you write a good thank you speech
You can keep your speech short and thank a few people or if you have the floor for longer, go ahead and tell great stories and specific roles that people played. However, make sure that you plan out exactly who to thank so you don't leave anyone out.
What do you say in an acceptance speech
You want to show people your gratitude for their help and the honor of receiving the award.
What do you say at an award ceremony
It depends if you are the one presenting the award or accepting it, but you want to tie the evening into its larger purpose. Why were these awards created in the first place? What does getting an award mean to the person and the organization giving it? What do these awards mean to the people that your organization serves?
How do you start an award speech/How do you introduce a winner
You typically thank the organization that gave you the award; many people often thank their parents and family members in the beginning, too.
When introducing a winner, if the audience doesn't know who the person is yet, you can give clues along the way. But if everyone already does, give a quick bio of the person and the reasons they are winning the award. Tell a quick story about the recipient, too, that shows their good nature.
How do you accept an award graciously/How do you say thank you for receiving recognition
You want to stay humble. If you are the head of a firm and it's an industry event, you will definitely want to thank your clients. Beyond that, focus on the people who helped you in any way and tell their stories.
Need help with your award speech? Contact me.
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The Wild Unknown was founded by Kim Krans and Arjan Miranda. What began as drawings for friends and an obsession with Bob Dylan lyrics eventually transformed into a line of tarot decks, guidebooks, and picture books. Each piece features intricate and magical illustrations created by Kim. Designed in Portland, OR.
An iridescent owl peers out from a star-lit night on the cover of 123 Dream, the beautiful new companion to ABC Dream. Colorful ink and watercolor illustrations bring counting to life with enchanting creatures, plants, and elements from the natural world.
With a playful search-and-find key in the back that will delight even the littlest seekers, 123 Dream invites readers of all ages into deeper connection with the wonder-filled world all around us.
Dimensions: Measures 8.5" x 11".


APPLIED RESEARCH began as an experiment to reproduce the underlying mechanisms of technology-driven, repetitious sonic compisitions for channeling unique behavioral patterns via physical exertion and the induction of mental transcendance. Initial findings were surprisingly accurate at reproducing the documented effects of established products; however, a significant number of tests resulted in variations that provided evidence of naturally-occuring mutations. These findings were painstakingly reproduced and improved upon by isolating established patterns of aural excitement and expelling redundancies, thus providing the following PROVEN EXTRACTIONS: AR00, AR01, AR02, AR03, AR04, and AR05.
Note: After a number of high-level meetings with the department of public relations, it was determined that the extractions be given "common" titles based upon observed physical effects in unofficial public trials. Said "common" titles will be provided exclusively as file names for each extraction.


"Thank you Sean, we owe you and all our past and present veterans everything we have", say's Paul Tyska our flag flying friend. We did not know that Paul had lost his nephew. This fact spontaneously came up while installing the flagpole. So, on the second visit, moving his flagpole away from the tree branch swing set, we asked if we could get his flag story. It moved us, it stopped us. We are always so delighted with our flag flyer friends and our long relationships with them. Our flag truly has many faces.
Just two days before Lcpl. Sean Patrick Maher USMC was to be released to come home, we was shot down driving a Humvee. The relationship between Paul and his nephew Sean was cut so short. I could not help but be silenced by the power of Paul's heart felt reasons to raise a flagpole and flag his nephew's honor.
Paul did not tell me before hand, he simply approached with this little etched personalized plaque and it all became clear. Paul will be flying the flag everyday because he chooses to, he wants to fly our flag. This is to be a humble reminder of our gift of freedom that others have fought hard for, and in some cases, given everything for us to have. How precious the gift of life and especially with a loved one in these circumstances.
Want to learn more about moving a flagpole? All you really need are a couple tools and the right sleeve.


Large lounge in Lightley Court available for hire (approximate capacity of 50). Room contains comfortable armchairs, dining furniture and has access to a large kitchen. Ideal for social activities, gentle exercise groups and lunch clubs. Activities would ideally be suitable for residents of the courts to join in with. Lightley Court has a small carpark and road parking available.


Creator-endowed each creature with fur protects the body functions but for humans, evolution has made fur and hair is the decisive factors to aesthetic and sociological nature.
Sometimes you wonder why there are people born with black and brown hair, but someone gives birth to blond or red hair color. Or why this person has very thick hair but the other one has thin hair. Find out the hair structure to know more about hair cuticle damage, and related things to have the right hair care!
2 2. The reason of hair cuticle damage.
2.1 a. Anagenes: Development stage.
2.2 b. Catagenes: Transition period.
2.3 c. Telogenes: Rest period.
Fiber consists of 2 parts: root and shaft. The root is located under the scalp and is covered by a pocket-shaped structure called follicle. The bottom of the hair root is in a gourd. Capillaries and nerves enter into these pots.
The cells in the center of the pots are divided. New hair cells push up the hair cells earlier. Cells moving outward will gradually die to form a hard hair body. The main chemical composition in hair fibers is keratin which composed of many proteins and accounts for about 70%.
Keratin grows from hair follicles (hair roots). The rest includes water, fat, carbohydrates, vitamins and minerals rich in biotin, zinc, sulfur, and nitrogen, accounting for about 30%.
According to hair cuticle diagram, hair follicles are part of the cup that lies under the scalp and contains a lot of tiny blood vessels. Hair follicles adhere to the scalp so that nutrients follow blood vessels to feed the hair.
This is the only "living" part of the hair shaft that helps hair grow longer. Around the hair follicles, there exists oily glands (sebaceous glands). The lubricate hair fibers and muscles to help hair "build up".
Furthermore, the hair follicle cells reproduce regularly and the hair lengths gradually out. Hair fibers have a growth cycle, which lasts only for a while and then falls off. In each person, an average of 50 to 100 hairs falls every day.
Hair body is the hair you see and has a structure of 3 layers including cuticle, cortex, and medulla.
It is the innermost part of the hair, contains fat particles and air. If the hair is too thin, there is no marrow layer.
It is the outer part of the hair shaft, consisting of 5-10 layers of stacked transparent keratin that protect hair fibers from external chemicals or influences. Between the scales, keratin has a binder called KIT.
A thin lipid membrane for waterproof hair covers the cuticle layer. The cuticle is tightly bonded to the outside of the hair core, protecting the hair, determining the surface structure and smoothness of the hair. That's what we call the function of cuticles.
Solar ultraviolet rays, chemicals in dyes, shampoos, conditioners, hair curling agents, and so on can lose KIT adhesives, causing keratin scales to peel, and damaged hair.
Excessive heat from a dryer or hairpin, as well as combing hair also disturbs the smoothness of the healthy epidermis and known as hair cuticle damage.
Therefore, you should limit use flat or dryer way as well as changing your hairstyle in a short time which will make your hair weak and avoid hair cuticle damage.
2. The reason of hair cuticle damage.
To understand the reason of hair cuticle damage, it's significant to get to know about the hair philosophy. Each strand of hair goes through a growth cycle consisting of 3 stages lasting about 3-6 years.
Each month the hair grows about 1cm long. Hair growth will slow down when the length of the hair is greater than 25cm. Genetic genes determine the length of hair growth periods.
About 85% of the hair on our heads is in development. This phase lasts from 3 to 6 years.
When hair grows to the maximum length, the hair begins to enter a transition period of 1-2 weeks. During the transition phase, the hair follicle shrinks about 1/6 of the diameter compared to normal.
After the transition phase, the hair changes to a resting period of 5-6 weeks which is about 10 – 15% of the hair on the headrests. At the end of the break, the hair follicle restarted a new hair growth cycle.
When you see a lot of hair loss in the bathroom, hair on the pillow, falling on the floor and on your shirt and stuff like that, it is the time you face the hair cycle disorder or hair cuticle damage.
So, the right thing to do is take care of hair, nourish hair follicles and scalp to stop abnormal hair loss, and avoid the risk of baldness.
The key to nutritional supplements that many people mistakenly take is to care only for the hair shaft while this is the dead part without caring about hair follicles and scalp.
In fact, hair follicles and scalp are important factors affecting the growth cycle and healthy shine of hair. If it is early detection and management, blocking hair loss is quick and easy.
Therefore, you should spend time taking care of your hair in a natural way instead of chemical ways.
Hope that after the post, you will know more about hair structure, hair cuticle damage and the right way to take care of your hair.
You should remember that hair is the most important part of the human body, so don't forget to spend the time to "look after" them in the right way and limit damage them.
For more reviews and advice from Layla Hair, stay tuned and keep up to date!


The WordPress Jetpack plugin includes a feature that will show falling snow on your site during the holiday month(s).
What seems like a fun little feature for your site can actually have harmful side effects for certain users, causing seizures and migranes.
This is no good, so I built a plugin for Jetpack that will disable this by default and allow your users to opt-in to the snow. You can see it in action on this site, just click the snowflake at the top of the screen to turn on the snow.
Now, this was mainly an excuse for me to build a small plugin to solve a problem that bothered me. It will only be useful if people install it, and let's face it, they probably aren't going to. So I also built a Chrome Extension Block Holiday Snow that any user can install (if you use Chrome) which will prevent the snowstorm.js file from being requested by any site. This is a better solution if you are prone to seizures or migraines and want to ensure that no snow will fall on the sites you visit.
Thanks for this post. Do you know if there's a similar add-on to yours for IE? Yeah, I know no one uses IE, but lots of screen reader users still do. Even if there's not, thanks for writing this one for Chrome and for drawing attention to the snow problem.
There isn't one that I know of, unfortunately.


I was reading spam today… Sometimes it sparks a thought. The company mentioned how authors spend so much time writing their books only to see them buried beneath tons of virtual books online.
I worked in a library in college and learned how to search and whittle down my preferences, yet still the numbers and varieties of books are vast and countless.
I love books… especially tangible books. But having a library or bookstore in the palm of my hand…think of it, the knowledge of lifetimes is available electronically to anyone with an e-reader… How does one choose from all those books?
Reviewers, you see how you matter, right? Search engine developers think of your responsibilities. Librarians listed books according to categories and the N.Y. Times best seller list depended on publishers and reviewers to promote the books. Well, money still talks. Darn it.
But hope springs eternal someone once said. Every once in awhile an unknown book or author will break through the millions of new titles and rise to the top of the lists. A miracle of discovery, a gift for readers of that genre.
You know the accidental yet totally deserved success stories I'm talking about. The books that explode out of nowhere by unknown authors who have struggled with invisibility, disinterested agents, editors, and publishers.
It's about the money. You know that and I know that.
Self publishing solved the publishing issue but money seems to be the only other way to solve the invisibility issue…or is it?
When you find that gem of a read, the one that puts a smile on your lips at the very first page and grips you to the very last, share it. Rave about it to the world, please. Word of mouth is still the best way of advertising.
FB page, if you haven't heard from me then it's because I'm writing, which is what I'm supposed to do. Instagram, I love you but my productivity is gaged by words I write in a book not about what I'm eating. Twitter, hello did anyone notice when I stopped by? Nope… gone in a blink of an eye, right?
I blog when I have something to say or share because it's so much more personal. You can read it whenever you want or not… Sometimes social media is entertainment and sometimes it's connecting with the world because I've been writing alone in an empty house with no human contact. Not entirely true. My husband comes by and asks me where the bread is, my son wants to know where his keys are, the tv keeps telling me what's going on in the world in spite of my reluctance to participate. I use social media to watch animals and comedy and happy stories about heroes and heroines who are kind to others. I write romance the ultimate escapism in books and movies.
Social media, you are adding too much realism into my fantasy life. Commercials, politics, news, weather, education, shopping… the list goes on. Too much everything!
If y'all don't mind, I'm going to go write a book. Why don't you go read one of mine and I won't have to remind you on FB that I've just published the third book in my series. Many people are reading it and liking it. You too can escape into an unrealistic, impossibly funny, fantasy world for a few hours.
Mayhem, Magic, and Mistletoe by me, Eliza March.
You know where to find my books?
Right! On Amazon, Nook, Kobo, Apple Book, just about anywhere you want.
The Draft2Digital universal link below will take you there.
This will help you find my recent book.
After working all my life with five children and a husband who liked to eat but had no imagination for cooking I came up with necessary ways around tedious meal preps without skimping on taste or appeal.
This is one of those meals.
I don't know about you but I don't eat the Chinese white rice I get with my Chinese food order. I love fried rice so I usually order that. What can you do with the white rice? I began freezing it. One day I was out of rice when I thought to make stuffed peppers, then I remembered my stash in the freezer. I defrosted it and mixed it with my chopped meat, added two eggs, seasonings (oregano, basil, pepper, sauteed onions and garlic), four ounces of the canned tomato sauce, and a little parmesan cheese…blending well. Wash and cut the peppers in half, lengthwise, and clean out the seeds then stuff them with the meat mixture. Put them in a glass casserole dish and press a chunk or two of mozzarella cheese into the middle of the meat and rice mixture. Finally, pour the rest of the tomato sauce over the top of them., cover with aluminum foil and cook in a preheated 350 degree oven for forty-five minutes. Between prep and cook time this one dish meal is ready to eat with a red or white wine in under an hour.
Coming before Christmas…Mayhem, MAGIC, & Mistletoe …More of Delia's adventures.
Welcome to my world where magic and mayhem coexist. This installment of my ongoing series is about the Luna de la Mar Salon and Spa's annual employee holiday party on the corporate yacht. Murder and mayhem run rampant when there's an attempted mistletoe poisoning during dinner and a deadly stabbing before desert.
Kris the Christmas tree had reported that Perry the maître de was kissing the cook in the kitchen under the mistletoe when someone dropped the mistletoe berries in Delia's salad. But the only witness, the Norwegian pine, is height challenged and claimed he couldn't see anything above the suspect's knees. And all would have been fine if someone hadn't turned up dead.
The unidentified body, dressed in Delia's red dress and shoes, wasn't on the guest list. Who is she? And was Delia actually the target?


How is Ozarks Public Radio a Part of Your Life?
We're honored to serve the Ozarks' region through a collection of local news and music and national programming. As we build upon our more than 40 years of thoughtful reporting and engaging content, we welcome the chance to learn about and share your listening experiences with the masses!
Through the years, we've periodically heard the voices of some listeners about why they tune in to KSMU. Now, we hope to grow that feedback, and better understand your "listening environment." We'll be periodically adding testimonials to this page, which you can read and listen to below.
Do you listen in the car, while making dinner, or at work? Is your radio on in the morning, afternoon, or on the weekends? Tell us how Ozarks Public Radio is a part of your life and why you're #TeamKSMU!
Email scott@ksmu.org so we can tell your story.
Not only is Lillian Stone a big fan of KSMU, so is her dog Turtle.
"He has a really laid back little personality and I think that's why he is so into the classical music programing," says Stone.
The Boston Terrier's snorts and grunts are signs of affection for KSMU's music, according to Stone.
"He likes to ride in the car and let the air conditioner blow in his face and listen to classical music—it's like his favorite thing," Stone says with a laugh.
Meet Paul and Debbie Rollison, both longtime KSMU listeners. We counted seven mugs and pint glasses containing the KSMU label – new and old versions – on a recent visit to their Springfield home.
Paul, a native of Great Britain, lived in Champaign, Illinois before moving to Springfield in 1987. He brought the audio receiver with him, and soon after the Harmon Kardon was introduced to KSMU's FM frequency.


Paul believes that his patients deserve 100% of his mental and physical focus. He places the utmost importance on his clients' physical and mental well-being. Feel free to ask him anything!
A self-proclaimed constant learner, Paul is always trying to better his knowledge and self. This attitude overflows into his massage therapy practice, forcing it to grow with his clients' needs. Although Registered Massage Therapy is an integral part to everyone's healthcare plans, Paul recognizes that clients have a broad range of needs, and won't hesitate to refer to other healthcare professionals as needed.
Registered Massage Therapy has changed Paul's life in a powerful way, allowing him to become more empathetic, more physically and emotionally aware, more in tune with energy flows, and much more health conscious.
Paul is one of those people that gets along with everyone. His easygoing, jovial nature encourages people to relax and feel at ease around him.


This One�s For the Bear � 1986 Notre Dame Throughout the wonderful history of college football, the University of Alabama has one scores of big games but the Tide has lost a few too! However, no defeat seems to get under the skin of Alabama coaches, players and fans like the losses to Notre Dame. Four games and four heartbreaking defeats, including two for national titles. The year 1986 brought hope to Tide fans. Hope that the Crimson Tide of 1986 was about to start a new tradition in the football capitol of the south. Years of frustration were about to turn a golden Saturday afternoon into a Crimson Classic. While you relive one of Alabama�s greatest victories, you�ll feel like you�re in the middle of the action as Crimson Tide legends talk about one of the great plays in Crimson Tide history. Using the Museum�s vast archives, this DVD includes recently restored footage that hasn�t been viewed in twenty years.


The next addition to our Magic Tree House Notebook. Travel back to the time of pirates! Learn about the the history of pirates, the Caribbean Islands, and climate zones in this fun and informative packet.
This set is best used with the Magic Tree House Geography and History Notebook general pages available free on my TPT page.


Emily Nagle Green is president and CEO of Yankee Group, a leading firm in researching global connectivity change. Yankee Group supports businesses worldwide that use, operate, or help build networks with powerful ideas, forecasts, conferences, and strategy consulting. Green is also vice-chair of MITX, the largest association for digital marketing and media technology in the United States. She lives in Boston, Massachusetts.


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Johann Georg ZimmermannAge: 50 years1723–1774
Johann Georg Zimmermann
Birth October 10, 1723 31 22
Bornich
Marriage Maria Dorothea Mengel — View this family
November 22, 1746 (Age 23 years)
Marriage status Maria Dorothea Mengel — View this family
Death October 4, 1774 (Age 50 years)
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Christina Margaretha Schupp
Johann Wilhelm Zimmermann
Dorothea Catharina Zimmermann
Maria Catharina Zimmermann
Johann Valentin Zimmermann
Anna Elisabetha Zimmermann
Eva Elisabetha Zimmermann
Maria Dorothea Zimmermann
Johann Melchior Zimmermann
Death: October 11, 1742 — Bornich
Death: February 21, 1740 — Bornich
Marriage: December 1, 1718 — Bornich
Birth: July 3, 1719 27 18 — Bornich
Death: March 27, 1745 — Bornich
Birth: August 13, 1721 29 20 — Bornich
Death: January 7, 1728 — Bornich
Maria Dorothea Mengel
Maria Elisabetha Zimmermann
Eva Magdalena Zimmermann
Birth: October 10, 1723 31 22 — Bornich
Death: October 4, 1774 — Bornich
Birth: January 27, 1726 34 25 — Bornich
Death: December 22, 1726 — Bornich
Anna Catharina Becker
Anna FLora Zimmermann
Johann Joachim Zimmermann
Johann Phlipp Zimmermann
Anna Catharina Zimmermann
Birth: September 18, 1729 37 28 — Bornich
Birth: April 6, 1732 40 31 — Bornich
Johann Joachim Mengel
Birth: February 24, 1734 42 33 — Bornich
Death: June 24, 1755 — Bornich
Birth: February 8, 1740 48 39 — Bornich
Death: February 9, 1740 — Bornich
Family with Maria Dorothea Mengel - View this family
Birth: December 20, 1727 29 27 — Bornich
Death: November 25, 1784 — Bornich
Marriage: November 22, 1746 — Bornich
Johann Anton Schupp
Johann Georg Schupp
Birth: March 4, 1760 36 32 — Bornich
Johann Anton Neumann
Anna Catharina Neumann
Birth: May 24, 1763 39 35 — Bornich
Death: July 5, 1822 — Bornich
Johann Georg Zimmermann, son of Johann Melchior Zimmermann and Christina Margaretha Schupp, was born on October 10, 1723 in Bornich and died on October 4, 1774 in Bornich at the age of 50. He married Maria Dorothea Mengel, daughter of Johann Ambrosius Mengel and Maria Catharina Schupp, on November 22, 1746 in Bornich. She was born on December 20, 1727 in Bornich and died on November 25, 1784 in Bornich at the age of 56.
Children of Johann Georg Zimmermann and Maria Dorothea Mengel:
Maria Elisabetha Zimmermann (1760–1826)
Eva Magdalena Zimmermann (1763–1822)
Maria Elisabetha Zimmermann, daughter of Johann Georg Zimmermann and Maria Dorothea Mengel, was born on March 4, 1760 in Bornich and died on November 29, 1826 in Bornich at the age of 66. She married Johann Anton Schupp, son of Johann Philipp Schupp and Anna Flora Ebbert, on February 20, 1781 in Bornich. He was born on August 1, 1753 in Bornich and died on November 8, 1824 in Bornich at the age of 71.
Children of Maria Elisabetha Zimmermann and Johann Anton Schupp:
Johann Anton Schupp (1790–1856)
Eva Magdalena Zimmermann, daughter of Johann Georg Zimmermann and Maria Dorothea Mengel, was born on May 24, 1763 in Bornich and died on July 5, 1822 in Bornich at the age of 59. She married Johann Anton Neumann, son of Johann Peter Conrad Neumann and Maria Catharina Jung, on December 4, 1783 in Bornich. He was born on May 10, 1763 in Rothe Mühle and died on May 19, 1835 in Rothe Mühle at the age of 72.
Children of Eva Magdalena Zimmermann and Johann Anton Neumann:
Anna Catharina Neumann (1797–1860)
Johann Georg Schupp, son of Johann Anton Schupp and Maria Elisabetha Zimmermann. He married Anna Margaretha Becker, daughter of Johann Philipp Becker and Margaretha Elisabetha Schupp, on December 4, 1804. She was born on September 8, 1787 in Bornich and died on February 23, 1855 in Bornich at the age of 67.
Johann Anton Schupp, ackersmann, gastwirt and küfer, son of Johann Anton Schupp and Maria Elisabetha Zimmermann, was born on June 11, 1790 in Bornich and died on April 26, 1856 in Bornich at the age of 65. He married Anna Margaretha Becker, daughter of Johann Philipp Becker and Margaretha Elisabetha Schupp, on January 28, 1810 in Bornich. She was born on September 8, 1787 in Bornich and died on February 23, 1855 in Bornich at the age of 67.
Children of Johann Anton Schupp and Anna Margaretha Becker:
Anna Elisabetha Schupp (1812–1881)
Maria Elisabetha Schupp (1828–1900)
Anna Catharina Neumann, daughter of Johann Anton Neumann and Eva Magdalena Zimmermann, was born on August 5, 1797 in Bornich and died on November 24, 1860 in Bornich at the age of 63. She married Johann Henrich Becker, son of Johann Henrich Becker and Margaretha Elisabetha Sopp, on June 4, 1815 in Bornich. He was born on February 3, 1797 in Bornich and died on March 7, 1867 in Bornich at the age of 70.
Children of Anna Catharina Neumann and Johann Henrich Becker:
Margaretha Elisabetha Becker (1819–1862)
Johann Philipp Becker
Johann Peter Becker (1823–1886)
Johann Philipp Zimmermann
Georg Tilemann Schupp
Dorothea Catharina NN
Family with Maria Dorothea Mengel
Johann Ambrosius Mengel
Maria Catharina Schupp
Johann Georg Zimmermann(1723–1774)
Maria Dorothea Mengel1746
Maria Elisabetha Zimmermann(1760–1826)
Eva Magdalena Zimmermann(1763–1822)


SSD Storage SSD storage delivers significantly improved performance compared to a traditional hard drive — speed you'll notice when you start up your iMac, launch an app, or browse your photo library. SSD storage also uses no moving parts, so it operates silently. For maximum performance, you can configure up to 1TB of storage on the 21.5-inch iMac or up to 2TB on the 27-inch iMac. Fusion Drive combines speedy SSD storage with a high-capacity hard drive. macOS intelligently manages what goes where, using the SSD storage for files you access frequently and keeping the rest of your digital life on the roomier hard drive. Over time, the system learns how you work, so it tailors management of Fusion Drive to work best for you. You can choose a Fusion Drive of up 3TB on the 27-inch iMac. The 1TB Fusion Drive pairs a 1TB hard drive with 32GB of fast SSD — enough to store important macOS files and applications to ensure fast startup, near instant wake from sleep, and quick application launching, with room left over for your most frequently used files and apps. The 2TB and 3TB Fusion Drives pair a larger hard drive with 128GB of fast SSD storage, providing even more space for your most frequently used files. For the best performance, iMac systems with 32GB or more of memory should be configured with a 2TB or larger Fusion Drive or all-SSD storage.
The design of Magic Mouse 2 lets it glide smoothly across your desk. And since it supports Multi-Touch, you can use simple gestures on its surface to do things such as swipe between web pages and scroll through documents. So if you prefer using a wireless mouse but want some of the benefits of Multi-Touch, Magic Mouse 2 is a great choice. If you prefer using a trackpad, Magic Trackpad 2 gives you the full range of Multi-Touch gestures and introduces Force Touch technology to the desktop. Sensors underneath the trackpad surface detect subtle differences in the amount of pressure you apply, bringing more functionality to your fingertips and enabling a deeper connection to your content. The design also features a low profile, making it extremely comfortable to use.


A form (OMIM:186100) of syndactyly* characterised by usually complete and bilateral syndactyly between the fourth and fifth fingers, usually limited to soft tissue, but occasionally the distal phalanges are fused. The fifth finger is short with absent or rudimentary middle phalanx. The feet are not affected.
*A congenital anomaly of the hand or foot marked by persistence of the webbing between adjacent digits that are more or less completely attached.
Molecular pathology Defects of GJA1, which encodes a gap junction family protein (connexin) thought to play a crucial role in the synchronised contraction of the heart and in embryonic development, may cause syndactyly 3.


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US drone strike kills 11 Pakistani Taleban militants in Afghanistan: officials
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DERA ISMAIL KHAN, Pakistan (REUTERS) - A United States drone strike killed 11 Pakistani Taleban militants in northeastern Afghanistan, including six or seven senior commanders, intelligence officials said on Wednesday, hours after a strike killed at least nine militants in the same area.
The drone attack, late on Tuesday, was in Kunar province, near the site of fierce fighting on the Pakistani side of the border.
Fighter jets have been pounding positions in the Tirah Valley in Pakistan's Khyber region and the military says it has killed scores of militants. At least seven soldiers have also been killed.
Earlier on Tuesday, a drone strike killed nine militants in the Nazyan area of Afghanistan's Nangarhar province, to the south of Kunar. The intelligence officials said the nine belonged to the Pakistani Taleban and Lashkar-e-Islam, which announced an alliance with the Taleban earlier this month.
The Pakistani and Afghan Taleban share a similar ideology but operate as separate entities, with the Pakistani militants focused on toppling the state and establishing strict Islamic rule.
No one tracks drone strikes in Afghanistan - many of them take place in remote regions and are not reported - but Taleban commanders say that fighters there have been being increasingly targeted since late last year.
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Pierre (Romain Duris) was enjoying a flourishing career as a chorus line dancer until he was diagnosed with advanced heart disease. He turns to his sister Elise (Juliette Binoche) for support, and the selfless social worker rushes to his side to assist however she can. Soon, the divorced, 40-year-old decides to move in with her brother, bringing along her three rambunctious children, energetic souls who help inject a joie de vivre back into their ailing uncle.
For the relatively-young man's world has become restricted to the confines of his Paris apartment while he waits for word of a transplant donor. And although he is understandably dejected about his doctor's dire prognosis, at least Pierre has loved ones around and a spacious, upper-floor flat with a balcony offering breathtaking, bird's eye views of the city below.
Moreover, his plight makes him more appreciative of the little things in life, and he starts observing both neighbors and strangers from a fresh perspective. So unfolds "Paris," an ensemble drama directed by Cedric Klapisch, ever so reminiscent of "Amelie" (2001), the similarly-serendipitous Oscar-nominee in the Best Foreign Film category.
But instead of a naïve waif, we have melancholy Pierre serving as the link to a motley cast of colorful characters. For instance, we find emotionally-vulnerable Elise flirting with a macho fishmonger (Albert Dupontel) she meets in the market. Then there's the pretty neighbor (Melanie Laurent) who becomes the object of her college professor's (Fabrice Luchini) obsession. Elsewhere, a racist snob (Karin Viard) only reluctantly hires an African immigrant (Kingsley Kum Abang) to work in her shop.
These loosely interlocking tales ultimately lead an envious Pierre to the conclusion that none of the above "know how lucky they are to be walking… breathing… running… arguing… to be just like that, carefree in Paris!" A sage insight from a housebound invalid that we all have a lot to be thankful for and that we should never take our health for granted.


My wife retires today. She has worked in the medical field most of her adult life but today all that ends. Her employer is bringing her back for three weeks to train her replacement but it won't be the same. Her time as a regular part of the office has come to an end.
I have been invited to attend a farewell luncheon for her and I am hoping that there are some nice things said. She deserves them. She has done a great job demonstrating a blend of skill in her work and concern for the patients. She will be missed and she will miss going to work each day.
On the other side, our lives are about to change. I work out of our house so I will be the one who has to adjust to having her home every day. It will be different but good.
I once had a person say to me that she had reached the point where she was ready to retire from Christian service. She had done most everything that there was to do in a church and now it was time for the younger people to take over. She wanted just to do the things that she wanted to do for the rest of her life.
The problem with this approach is that she saw Christian service as a job that she was called to do and from which she could step away when she reached a certain age. Christian service is an outflow from a relationship with Jesus Christ and as such it is not something from which anyone should consider retiring.
Personally, I am glad that this is the case. There has been a lot of talk over the years about whether in the business world there should be mandatory retirement. When you reach a certain age, you are gone whether you want to leave or not.
While there are lessons that we can and should learn from the business world, the church is not a business. One of the most serious mistakes that leaders have made over the past few decades has been to view the church as a business and to try to apply business principles to church life. It doesn't work because a church is not nor should be a business.
There are many people looking forward to the day, that my wife is experiencing today, that day when they walk out of their work place for the last time. On the other hand, my wife is having very mixed feelings. She loves the medical world and will miss it a lot.
Christian service is a life style not a profession. We serve because of our relationship with Jesus and that never changes.
I learned a valuable truth when I moved from being a pastor in a church to working with a mission organization. I worked for International Teams for about a decade. I held several positions within the organization. I had the opportunity to travel and to meet some amazing people from all over the world. I look back on those ten years as a gift that God gave to me and I am thankful for it.
During that decade I missed being a pastor but I learned something about myself. I learned that I was not a pastor because I held that position within a church. That was just the setting in which I used my pastoral gifts.
I was a pastor because I had been gifted and called to serve in that role. For those ten years I was a pastor who happened to be serving in a Christian organization other than the church. I could never get over the pastoral mindset that saw people in terms of their problems and felt a need to serve them if I could. I had many conversations with people during that decade that centered around what was happening in their lives.
It is my prayer that when I am in a seniors' home living out the last years of my life, I will still have that desire to reach out to those around me and give them pastoral care.
One of the most exciting truths in scripture is found in those passages on spiritual gifts. Every Christian has been equipped with an ability to serve. There is no such thing as an insignificant part of the church. God has provided everyone with a capacity to serve.
Some have a pastoral gift. Others have a mercy gift. Still others have the capacity to show hospitality. Others love to work behind the scenes doing the many things that need to be done for a church to function. There are more than twenty ways mentioned in the Bible that people can serve.
One of the gifts that the Holy Spirit gives is the ability to provide leadership within a church. People with that gift need to do their best to grow that gift and use it to provide the best leadership possible.
There does, however, come a time when leaders need to turn that leadership over to younger people. I once heard of a church in which the leadership team consisted of four people. Two of the leaders, although advanced in years, could still drive. They picked the other two up from the seniors' home where they lived and they said that the meetings tended to end when one or more of the leaders fell asleep.
That is not the ideal leadership structure for any church. Leaders need to know when it is time to step out of their role but stepping off the leadership team doesn't mean that they are retired from leadership. They just need to find a new way to use the gift that God has given to them.
I am looking forward to the lunch today that will honour my wife on her retirement. My one fear as she retires is that she will be busier than ever as she looks at all the possibilities for service that her new life will bring. At this point in our lives, she isn't even thinking about retirement from serving Jesus.
It will be a new adventure.
Thank you Peggy and Terry!
I am hoping we can get some walks in together!
Happy retirement to you Gloria and blessings on future paths for you both.
Great reading! I often read your posts but have not commented before. Enjoy the retirement luncheon today and will pray that that God will continue to use both of you in this next stage in your lives. Will be exciting to see what God brings to you now in this season!
It was a lovely luncheon.


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Piedmont Land Conservancy's Forever These Lands exhibit will be displayed in the Russell Senate Building in Washington, D.C. the week of April 11-15. The artwork will be located in the historic Russell Rotunda, a prominent room with picturesque views of the United States Capitol building as a backdrop. Senator Richard Burr, whose office is located in the Russell Building, helped get the project approved by the Senate Rules Committee.
"I talk a lot about the Land and Water Conservation Fund, but the best way to capture what it means for North Carolina is to see it for yourself," said Senator Burr. "The importance of the work that the Piedmont Land Conservancy does with funding from LWCF can't be over stated. Protecting North Carolina's natural treasures through conservation is an incredible gift to give to future generations. I'm excited that my colleagues and visitors to the capitol will be able to get a glimpse of North Carolina's natural beauty."
Forever These Lands is a photographic collection showing properties protected throughout the Conservancy's first twenty-five years. Photographs were taken primarily by volunteer photographer Ginny Weiler of Winston-Salem. Robert Merritt of Winston-Salem, and other PLC supporters, contributed to the exhibit. "We're very proud to highlight the Piedmont's beautiful farms, rivers and natural areas at one of our nation's most revered institutions," says Kevin Redding, the Conservancy's executive director.
A portion of the exhibit will travel from the Russell Rotunda to the U.S. Capitol's Lyndon B. Johnson Room on Wednesday, April 13th for a reception honoring the Land & Water Conservation Fund (LWCF). Supporters of LWCF, which was recently extended in December 2015 legislation, will be recognized for their commitment to the program.
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Eye contact is a method of communication. A quick glance sends a different message than a cold stare, but both are forms of making eye contact. Depending on the culture, setting, and person, the message you think you are sending with nonverbal communication may not be the one that is received.
How Different Cultures View Eye Contact
How and when to make eye contact depends entirely on the customs of where you are, who you are with, and the social setting. For example, some cultures consider making direct eye contact aggressive, rude, or a show of disrespect. Other cultures and some religious groups consider eye contact between men and women inappropriate and either as threatening or flirtatious. In many Asian cultures, avoiding eye contact with a member of the opposite sex or a superior is seen as a show of respect.
However, in the United States and most of Europe, making eye contact is not only seen as appropriate but is necessary for establishing yourself as a powerful business professional.
Effectively Communicate by Making the Right Eye Contact
In business and social settings making the "right" eye contact never involves staring at someone or having a fixed gaze. To make eye contact, look directly into the other persons' eyes for 4-5 seconds. Be sure to blink normally, and nod or shift your head from time to time during a conversation. Mimicking the facial expressions of the person talking (i.e., showing concern or smiling) also helps to support appropriate eye contact. A frozen stance and tense face seem more like staring than contact.
Almost universally, looking into someone else's eyes for more than a few seconds before smiling or otherwise changing your facial expression. Blinking fast and frequently can be associated with feeling nervous or uncomfortable; be sure to gauge your blink rate and watch how the person you are looking at is responding.
Not Easy for Some People to Do
It is, however, to be aware that some people have challenges that make it extremely difficult to make direct eye contact. It is important to apply general rules of etiquette and attempt to make direct eye contact with others, but it is equally important to be sensitive to others who make suffer from social anxiety disorders, Autism, or Asperger Syndrome. If someone seems unable or unwilling to meet your gaze, don't push it, offer a soft gaze rather than a stare, and never try to move someone's head or position yourself so that they have to look at you if they do not want to.
Making Eye Contact in the United States
In the United States, making eye contact is interpreted as showing interest, paying attention, and a sign of self-confidence. Unless the situation itself is confrontational in nature, it is generally acceptable for children, adults, and people of both sexes to make eye contact with other people.
In business, it is particularly important that you make eye contact when you are introduced to someone, and when they are speaking to you. You do not have to stare someone down, but frequently glancing away or refusing to make eye contact may be interpreted as weakness, disinterest, or as being disrespectful.
Making Eye Contact in European Countries
Most European eye contact customs are similar to those in the United States, especially in such countries as Spain, France, and Germany. In France, making eye contact with a stranger may be interpreted as showing interest.
Eye Contact in Most Asian Cultures
In some cultures, extended eye contact can be taken as an affront or a challenge of authority. Generally, only sporadic or brief eye contact is considered acceptable.
This limited eye contact custom is particularly true in Asian cultures where people are from different professions or social levels. For example, in China and Japan, children show respect to elders by not making intense eye contact. Employees would not make eye contact with their employers and students would not force eye contact with teachers.
These cultures do not view avoiding looking at someone in the eyes as rude or disinterested. They also do not view it as necessarily being submissive. Instead, avoiding eye contact is usually interpreted as being simply being polite or reverent.
The rule of thumb in Asia, Africa, and Latin American cultures is to be careful about the eye contact you make with anyone that could be seen as a social (or workplace) superior. Staring at a superior will be seen as a challenge or as a sign of disrespect.
African, and Latin American Customs
According to "TheTravel.com," in some African countries, eye contact norms vary with urban and rural settings. Urban centers may tolerate more eye contact than is seen as proper in villages. Also, when speaking to an elder, direct or extended eye contact should be avoided.
Mexico is another country that has varying degrees of allowable eye contact. Again, when speaking to superiors or elders the gaze is often adverted. In a study conducted by the Centers for Disease Control, they found that direct eye contact can be interpreted as intimidation by Mexican and other Hispanic cultures. However, sites like "CulturalAtlas.com" find this contact can be appreciated. The site states "Mexicans may hold your gaze for a prolonged period."
Etiquette in Middle Eastern Cultures
In general, Middle Eastern cultures, particularly among Muslims, do not see as direct eye contact between the sexes as being appropriate. Businesswomen traveling to the Middle East may draw attention simply for being different, and some men may try to make eye contact. However, be advised that making or holding eye contact can communicate the message that your interest is less than casual or curious.
If you are doing business with another woman, intense eye contact within your gender is often used to stress the truthfulness of a point and is considered acceptable.
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