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Book recommendations in English Here we take a look at some book recommendations that you can read in English. We give a brief summary of each of them and an idea of what it would be like to read them as an English learner. For some tips on reading then check out our blog post […]
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Grammarly is a one-stop destination for all who want to write error-free content. After writing your content, one can quickly check Grammarly and resolve all the grammatical issues. But the main problem arises because it is available in free and paid versions. In the free version, a user will fix the problems of adjectives, nouns, […]
Mary Charlton Jonas (1874-1950) returned to her work at the Egypt Exploration Society’s (EES) offices in the early days of 1930, refreshed and slightly tanned from her Christmas holidays in Egypt. Her desk was covered in paper: correspondence, paperwork, memos, pay packets, meeting requests, and all her other duties she had missed while she was […]
“Stay With Me” Sam Smith is a Grammy and Oscar-winning singer and songwriter from London, England. Their first album, In the Lonely Hour, came out in 2014. It went quintuple platinum in the US, and the biggest hit from that album is the song “Stay With Me,” which has over 2 billion streams on Spotify […]
Podcast: Download (Duration: 13:13 — 15.4MB) In this solo episode, I give my take on exactly what is going on with Amazon’s new anti-Temu initiative, the implications on the 3rd party Amazon seller community and what you must do right now to prepare yourself as an e-commerce seller. Get My Free Mini Course On How […]
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Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 12:07 — 22.2MB) | Embed Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Pandora | Blubrry | TuneIn | Deezer | Youtube Music | Euro 2024 Review: The Best and Worst In this football language podcast we look back at the 2024 Euros and review some of the best (and worst) […]
Pre-show: 🗣️ New member’s special! ATP Insider: Roast My Home Screen 🗣️ Follow-up: Additional thoughts on TSMC vs. American workers (via Josh Osborne) EU approves Apple’s commitments to open NFC access EU announcement Apple approves emulator UTM SE after initial rejection infinitemac.org More on robots.txt (via Mike Lewis) MISP Verifying Googlebot & other Google crawlers […]
As an avid online learner, I’ve spent countless hours on Coursera but always wondered if the grass might be greener elsewhere. That’s why I explored Coursera’s competitors, taking at least one course on each platform. While Coursera offers excellent content, it’s not always the perfect fit for everyone’s learning style or goals. This list of […]