#hopebooks

[hopebooks]

computer architecture final today >:) what is sleep

9 days to go home yay

#studyblr #100 days of productivity #study motivation #study notes #motivation #study space #study tips #stem studyblr #study desk #study inspiration #hopebooks #study methods #studystudystudy #studyblr community

[wecandoit]

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Hi!!! sorry it took me so long to answer this ask!! Here's your mini playlist:

♪ 21st Century Girl - BTS ♪ Paper Planes - M.I.A. ♪ Turbulent - Waterparks ♪ my strange addiction - Billie Eilish ♪ Juice - Lizzo ♪ Superficial Love - Ruth B.

Hope you enjoy <333

#music #ask #hopebooks #<3 #💌 #I am once again proud of my music like seriously I have impeccable taste prove me wrong #also i'm about to start one of my final exams yikes

[cravingstudyvalidation]

8 and 100 for the book asks!

Hello! @hopebooks

A book you finished in one sitting:

A good girl's guide to murder by Holly Jackson.

There's also a sequel to this book, ( good girl bad blood and as good as dead)

Your Favourite Gothic Book:

Hmm let's see I've read a couple of them but my fav one so far is wuthering heights by Emily Bronte. This book is a lot more poetic than the other books that were written by the bronte sisters and there's LOADS of angst in it( if your a sucker for angst you'll love it).

#books #ask game #hopebooks #ask tess #answered

[gushuwa]

🦑 Mid-Year book tag 🦑

thank you @mangoslixes i fucking LOVE these games

Amount of books you’ve read so far: 21 (mostly for uni and they sucked)

Best book you’ve read so far in 2022: Alcune questioni di filosofia morale, Hannah Arendt (but anything by this woman really 🥹 - i’m being calm but i’m actually screaming) i don’t think there’s the english version of this one tho

Best sequel you’ve read so far in 2022: Antifragile and Skin in the game by N. N. Taleb

New release you haven’t read yet but want to: Il sogno di Ryosuke by Durian Sukegawa (there’s no english version??) and thanks to Rey🥰, i’m also looking for To Paradise by Hanya Yanagihara

Most anticipated release for the second half of the year: The Atlas Paradox 🔍👀

Biggest surprise favourite new author (debut or new to you): ✨Irene Nemirovsky✨

Newest fictional crush: can i have a crush on an author? Natsuo Kirino, i wanna live in her brain

Book that made you cry: Heaven, Mieko Kawakami

Book that made you happy: Heaven!!!

Most beautiful book you’ve bought so far this year (or received): Rose, Pierre-Joseph Redouté (a book of roses’ drawings)

What books do you need to read by the end of the year?: way too many to write them down, i’m catching up on years of hiatus (bc uni) mostly all Nemirovsky

Rey, your hatred for Beautiful World Where Are You is sending me to another dimension

tagging, if you want to, @mellowacademia @upside-down-uni @myrtleandberry @hopebooks @bodhogommota @tranquilstudy @lostin--thoughts @ckmstudies 🧡

#bookblr #chaotic academia #books #reading #mid year book tag #book blog

[starofbaby]

Moral based stories for kids in English

A good story at bedtime can make you relaxed also reading a moral based story can cultivate good habit in your kid's mind and help them to become a good human being. Books are said to be the best friends of humans because nobody can teach you the way a good book can. We are here with some interesting and Moral based stories from Hopebook's book set. These stories will help your kid to improve their reading and communication skills in English. By purchasing this book set, you can make your motivate your kid to read daily.

#kids'mindset #moral-based stories for kids #moral story for kids

[notes-by-saher]

1 book rec and 1 song rec pls 💗💗

Book rec: The Secret by Rhonda Byrne

And uh, I'm not into songs, sorry :((

#thanks for the ask! #hopebooks #<3

[tommygeraci]

I picked up a copy of @milano_alyssa’s new book in the #HopeBooks series for me & for my niece! And somehow, my nail color from @nowpolish matches perfectly 😊 You can pick one up too at @TalkShopLive! #author #book #kidsbook #childrensbook https://www.instagram.com/p/B--dc6ShqXL/?igshid=waa7dpe4toqj

#hopebooks #author #book #kidsbook #childrensbook

[scribblesofhopemoved]

ta-da!!! the notebook itself!! day one, here we go!

entry one: I want to learn Lifelike by Porter Robinson on the Piano!

#day one: 6/17/21 #hopebook entry #max posts

[contre-qui]

End of the Year Reading Tag

I was tagged by the wonderful @the---hermit Thank you so much!

Did you reach your reading goal for the year (if you had one)?

Yes! My goal was 40+ and I read 74 (as of 30 December). I'm very pleased with myself.

What are your top 3 books you read this year?

My official top 3 are coming soon in my Books of 2021 Wrapup, but three of the books that lived in my brain the longest this year were I Am the Cheese by Robert Cormier, Zami: A New Spelling of My Name by Audre Lorde, and An Unkindness of Ghosts by Rivers Solomon

What's a book you didn't expect to enjoy quite so much going in?

Antigone by Sophocles, translated by H.D.F. Kitto. It was surprisingly good and impressively relevant for such an old play.

Were there any books that didn't live up to your expectations?

In Cold Blood by Truman Capote and The Birth of Venus by Sarah Dunant.

Did you reread any old faves? If so, which one was your favorite?

I reread The Graveyard Book (Gaiman), The Pearl (Steinbeck), I Am the Cheese (Cormier), Boneshaker (Priest), The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (Adams), and The Tempest (Shakespeare). The only one I reread because I love it was The Graveyard Book; besides that I either reread these for class or because I wanted to revisit them because I didn't remember them very well.

Did you DNF any books?

Island by Aldous Huxley and The Satanic Verses by Salman Rushdie. Both I would give another shot, but it just wasn't the right time for them when I tried them.

Did you read any books outside your usual preferred genre(s)?

The Birth of Venus by Sarah Dunant is a romance, which I don't normally read. However, it wasn't very good (and arguably barely a romance as it's advertised). Otherwise I'll kind of read anything so nothing else was super far outside my preferences - simply because I'll give almost anything a shot.

What was your predominant format this year?

Physical - but I did try my first audiobook this year.

What's the longest book you read this year?

The Empire of Gold by S.A. Chakraborty - clocking in at 782 pages.

What are your top 3 anticipated 2022 releases?

HMRC by Juno Dawson is the only one on my radar right now, but I'm sure I'll check out other 2022 releases.

What books from you TBR did you not get to this year, but at excited to read in 2022?

To name a few:

Iron Widow by Xiran Jay Zhao, Flowers in the Attic by V.C. Andrews, The Starless Sea by Erin Morgenstern, and All Boys Aren't Blue by George M. Johnson

I'll tag (no pressure) @l-in-the-creative-world @abbeyx @hopebooks

#contrespeaks #eoy reading tag #eoy reading #books of 2021 #bookblr #end of the year reading tag #tagged #cris* #friends

[hopebooks]

hi its been a while <3 finals are ongoing (sleep where are u) and year 1/4 of uni is over damn

#hopebooks #studyblr #100 days of productivity #study motivation #study notes #studyspiration #studyspo #study space #messy academia #stem dark academia #academia #student

[moderngothicbooks]

7 Covers in 7 Days

Rules: Each day, I will post the cover of a book that I love and nominate someone new to start the challenge.

Today I tag @hopebooks (no pressure!)

#7 covers in 7 days

[joshuajacksonlyblog]

HOPEBOOK Readies For Launch Event – Will Forever Change The Way People Around The World Approach Banking & Finance – The World’s Most Transparent Financial Rotation System

This revolutionary platform will be the World’s First Decentralized Community Fund. No longer will financial matters be controlled by the super powerful few. Global consumers will all have equal access to financing via this platform.

London, United Kingdom, May 9, 2018, It has always been a cumbersome task for most people around the globe to make the attempt to acquire funding from banks and existing financial sources. It has always been an upside-down financial system. Those needing the funds the most have the hardest time acquiring them and also must pay the highest rates. Rich people, who don’t need the money, can get it right away and at the lowest rates. What about the world’s unbanked? How do they have access to funding? The answer is that they don’t. Until Now!

HOPEBOOK is a community of ordinary people for voluntarily mutual financial support. It is established based on Blockchain Technology and Smart Contracts. This means that it is owned by nobody and owned by everybody. Smart Contracts on the Blockchain ensure that there is not one person, or a small group of people, that can control the platform or make changes to anything on the platform. Forget about paying fees to intermediaries, there are none.

This is nothing less than a new paradigm in the global banking and financial system. Anybody can purchase the platforms’ token – the DCF.

Here are just some of HOPEBOOK’s Features and Benefits:

Financial Community: HOPEBOOK is a community connecting model, financial – social network where people help each other. This is the first Blockchain and Smart Contract technology-based Decentralized Community Fund in the world.

Transparency: Cheat Codes and individual special privileges do not exist in HOPEBOOK; every transaction within the system is clear, transparent and unchangeable by anyone, even the system creators, as the whole system is managed with technology of Blockchain and Smart Contracts. This is the most transparent financial system in the world.

Fairness: HOPEBOOK is operated with an automatic algorithm which is fair to everyone, without any exceptions. Penalties, account blocks or frozen accounts cannot occur. Every member has the same rights and obligations and is bound by the Smart Contract in which they cannot cheat or shirk their responsibilities.

Decentralized Finance: HOPEBOOK provides a decentralized platform based on Blockchain Technology and Smart Contracts which allows millions of participants to directly Support the Community and Receive the Support from the community without any intermediaries. HOPEBOOK respects the principle of a circulated waiting period while the system plays the role of calculating and balancing.

Automatic: HOPEBOOK is created with an automatic and intelligent algorithm. A user’s task is as simple as registering to be a Supporter and observing the system as it searches for the Receivers and transfers the money to help them. Then, the user will be automatically registered as the Receiver by the system before it searches for the Supporters who will transfer their money to help the user.

Refundable At Any Time: At any time of funding process, every member has right to vote for a Refund. The voting right depends on member’s equity, the bigger the equity is, the stronger his vote. If 51% or more of votes choose a Refund, all funded amounts would be automatically refunded into each member’s wallet, corresponding to their equity ratio. Some parts cannot be refunded. Each account has the right to vote for a Refund only once.

This is a much-anticipated product and has gathered much interest from both private and institutional investors. Early adopters stand to gain the most from great discounts on the DCF Token. A complete discussion about this platform can be viewed in their Whitepaper here.

For complete information, visit: https://hopebook.io/

Media Contact:

HopeBook Attn: Media Relations London, United Kingdom [phone] [email protected]

Images courtesy of HOPEBOOK

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[ducspeaker-blog]

Lợi nhuận và rủi ro khi đầu tư dự án hopebook

#Hopebook #lợi nhuận #rủi ro #tiền điện tử

[kurtklarsicht]

Hopebook

Ich gebe es zu: Ich bin ein misstrauischer Mensch. Ganz besonders misstraue ich dem Internet. Daten oder Fotos in einer Cloud zu speichern, käme für mich niemals in Frage. Auch bei meiner ruhelosen Suche nach Erklärungen und Hintergründen für den Wahnsinn, den wir erleben müssen, vertraue ich nicht dem Web. Gute Artikel speichere ich nach Lektüre als PDF ab. In den letzten zwei Jahren ist da einiges zusammengekommen.

Heute habe ich mich dazu durchgerungen, zum gottverdammt 3. Mal einen Anlauf zu machen, hier auf Facebook die Quintessenz des für mich wichtigsten Textes der letzten 2 Jahre wiederzugeben. Er stammt aus einem Fachmagazin und ist in einem mitunter schwer verständlichen Soziologendeutsch verfasst. Deshalb habe ich mit zunehmender Simplifizierung ja bereits 3 Mal die Kernidee aufbereitet. Aber hier bei Facebook, so scheint mir, will man sich intellektuell nicht besonders anstellen. Wer auf Likes oder Abonnenten aus ist, ist mit inhaltlichem Fastfood entschieden besser bedient.

Aber ich regte mich schon wieder auf. Darum geht es mir gerade gar nicht. Ich habe mich jedenfalls auf die Suche nach dem Originaltext gemacht. Ich dachte, ich wüsste den eigenständigen Schlüsselbegriff noch, und dieser wäre eine Abwandlung des Begriffes „Sozialisation“. Ich bemühte also zuerst einmal Google und es gab keine Suchergebnisse. Shit! Es blieb mir also nichts anderes übrig, als alle Ordner mit den PDFs der letzten 1,5 Jahre zu durchsuchen. Das hätte ich mal besser bleiben lassen sollen.

Ich scrollte mich also durch die Titel einiger hundert Artikel aus Tichy, Der Achse, The European, Novo, Brandeins und anderer Medien. Auch den 10 Jahre alten Text von Prof. Heinsohn über den Verfall Europas durch die Migration fand ich wieder. Ebenso den wegweisenden 6 Jahre alten Artikel aus Der Welt: „Der Islam hat zivilisatorisch vollkommen versagt.“ Und sogar der Spiegel-Artikel „Die braune Flut“ von 1964 über die sexuellen Belästigungen durch algerische Einwanderer in Paris scrollte an meinem Auge vorbei.

Ich wurde immer frustrierter. Es ist wahrlich alles gesagt. Nicht nur über den Islam, auch über die „Dekadenz des Westens“, das „Ende des europäischen Zeitalters“, über „Verunsicherung und Wohlstand“, oder den „Untergang einer Reflexionskultur“. Es ist sonnenklar: Unser Zug ist auf einer zunehmend steiler werdenden Strecke in den Abgrund.

Und trotzdem gieren wir hier auf Facebook und in den Medien weiter nach Informationen, nach dem einen, endgültigen Inhalt, der uns jenseits aller Zweifel sagt: Es ist vorbei. Dann, ja dann, werden wir alle Hoffnungen aufgeben und uns furchtlos von unserm alten Leben verabschieden. Es gibt dann nichts mehr zu hoffen!

Aber bis dahin ist es ja noch weit. Bestimmt findet sich noch irgendwo der ultimative Islam-Aufklärer, der uns DIE Schwachstelle dieses mittelalterlichen Kultes präsentiert. Oder ein genialer Denker, der ein intellektuelles Gegengift gegen Massenverblödung und Genderismus entdeckt hat. Vielleicht reicht ja auch schon ein bescheidener Wahlerfolg der AFD?

Wir wollen weiter hoffen. Und persönlich nichts ändern. Deshalb sind wir auf Facebook. Würden wir wissen wollen, wüssten wir bereits genug, um zu erkennen: Es ist Zeit zum Handeln. Oder wie es der Papst vor einiger Zeit in einem lichten Moment ausdrückte: Wir haben kein Informationsdefizit.

Und so wird das geschehen, was immer geschieht. Die Nachwelt wird den Kopf über uns schütteln, die Texte und Warnungen (vielleicht sogar von meiner Festplatte?) studieren und sich – wie wir angesichts der Historie des 3. Reiches – fragen: Warum haben sie denn nichts getan? Sie hätten doch alles wissen können?

Sei gnädig mit uns, liebe Nachwelt. Wir sind wie alle Menschen angesichts heraufziehender Katastrophen: Wir wissen halt noch nicht genug! Könnte ja noch was kommen, das uns sagt, dass der Startschuss, den wir geflissentlich mehrfach überhört haben, diesmal wirklich DER Startschuss ist.

Und so hoffen wir weiter auf Gewissheit. Auf einer Plattform namens Facebook, die eigentlich HOPEBOOK heißen sollte.    

#Facebook #Hoffnung

[scribblesofhopemoved]

My day went well!!! I went and got my labs done, the phlebotomist was very kind to me.

I’m focusing on making a little progress every day. And that little progress, it really brings me joy!! I wrote in the hopebook about it. i can heal just a little at a time, learn just a little at a time, work just a little at a time....and that makes me so happy. it’s a level i can keep up with!!

#day six: 6/23/21 #diary

[ddaengstudies]

Wabi-Sabi Studyblr Challenge

wabi-sabi (侘寂)

Combination of two old words with overlapping definitions, wabi-sabi might be the Buddhist view of the facts of existence: Both life and art are beautiful not because they are perfect and eternal, but because they are imperfect and fleeting. (japanology, 2016)

Hello again! As the semester ends and I'm (finally) graduating college, and after seeing you all enjoy my last challenge, I was willing to create another one, a different one this time, cause I know times have been hard, we are facing new changes as we go back to "normal life" and honestly we all need a bit of relaxation.

info.

wabi-sabi challenge is born out of this need to continuously question and improve the studyblr community, with the goal of visibilizing not only the pleasing aesthetics of it but the hard work and the struggles the students face while striving high to meet their goals.

This is a short challenge, so feel free to adapt it to your schedule, add it to another challenge, use it to post during your summer break, whatever fits you best.

I will be starting the challenge on June 7th, however, feel free to start, end, post, whenever it works best for you.

If you decide to join me in this challenge, use the hashtag #wabi-sabi studyblr challenge so I can keep track of your amazing posts and can reblog them!

aims.

As stated before, the aim of the wabi-sabi challenge is to shine a light and normalize to an extent, that academic journeys are not just the great things we mostly post, that there are as many bad days as there are good days, that we must embrace the journey as something beautiful in all of its imperfection.

Also, as you may already know, this is an effort to provide a safe space for all, times are still hard and we need to keep going, one step at a time.

rules.

If you want to do this challenge, please reblog this post

This is a short challenge, it should not be a burden to the way you post so you can post as frequently as you like/are able to.

Please be respectful. If some of the prompts ask for personal insights please have in mind that everyone has had different experiences and POVs.

prompts.

What series/movie has been sitting on your watchlist forever? And what is it that keeps pushing it back from being enjoyed?

If you're into podcasts, be honest, what podcast was added to your list to listen to someday but is just there? also, please recommend us a podcast.

Share us a playlist that's on top of the list because I'm sure there are others I want to hear but this one is already here on top so I might as well listen to it again.

Name that one book you bought and swear you're going to get to, probably have read the first three pages or so but now it's just there.

How often do you get the need to change your working space layout?

Rank your classes from most to least to make you want to scream your lungs out/cry.

If you're on TikTok, link us to a good one.

A hobby you picked up and haven't really had the time to go back to/didn't end up liking that much

Use this space to tell us anything in a "Today I learned" way

tag game (the linked page is a template, you could, of course, use any other tag game you'd like)

If comfortable, share with us a little bit of your researching process, do you make an outline? a schedule? and how well do you stick by it?

Okay, quick question, when was the last time you had a mental health day?

Pinterest is amazing, what's one pin that you came across and was like yeah, I could do that

Digital agenda, google calendar, notion, bullet journal, paper agenda, or something entirely different? do please tell us how well organizing your time has turned out for you.

Tell us a bit about your life journey, as much as you're comfortable sharing.

taglist.

a special thanks to @just-a-cup-of-anxietea @soaked-in-starlight @godzilla-studies @appreciating-apricity @coco-bean for replying to a post I made that ultimately helped put this challenge together.

I'm tagging people that took part in my last challenge, hopefully you'll want to be part of this too. If you want me to add you to the list so you can get reminded of it, reply to the post or send me a message, i'll remind you.

@myhoneststudyblr @gammastudies @studywithsab @productivebuddy @studyambitiouss @hopebooks @coffeambition @diaryofastemstudent @theologei @study-in-cafes @heyeducateyourself @cofitee @verypolish-studyblr @studycris @future-engr @studydiaryofamedstudent @coffee-catz @illya-studies  @problematicprocrastinator @fiercelittlestudyblr @serendistudy @bulletnotestudies @study-van @bright-goals​ @notebookist @study-van @kaoskuantico @messy-does-cosmology @bulletnotestudies

disclaimer.

I do have to clarify, this is all in good spirits, I do not intend to promote procrastination as self-destructive behaviour, this is all about non-linear productivity and the visibilization of it because we have grown accustomed to hiding the "ugly" the imperfect parts of our journeys as if forgetting that we are multidimensional beings, that we are allowed to not be mainstream productive 24/7. With that being said, don't push your limits too much with this challenge, do what you're comfortable with, share as much or as little as you'd like, you don't owe the internet insight into your personal/academic journey.

#studyblr challenge #studyblr #studyblr community #studyblr motivation #studyblr inspiration #wabi-sabi studyblr challenge