hostkobo:


Hi,

sorry for the late reply.

You want to write about the hottest places in the world and you have almost all the facts you need but you need more temperature data. Ok, so where will you get temperature data from? You can get temperature data from several sources online, but you will have to state in your own write-up where you got the data from? If its raw data that has real time values, measurements, etc; you have to declare where you copied it from, give credibility to whom credibility is due.

Nobody will crucify you for the above. If you on the other hand present your article without sources, what you are telling the world is that you went to those places, got / measured those temperature datas yourself, which is not correct.

In the analysis of the data, if you have to copy someone else's analysis, you can, but must definitely state your sources. The assumption is that your source is more of an expert at the analysis than you are. You can then make your own comments on the analysis you have quoted - this adds more value to your own reputation.

regards
HK

tolguy:
she is a liar

AlderFadington:


I can only speak for my people. An excerpt from a Harvard published article.


Islam arrived in Nigeria in the 11th and 12th centuries through trade, migration, and through the travels of the scholar-mystic-wayfarer along trade routes, through the regions of Kanem and Bornu had been in contact with Muslim traders as early as the 9th century. As Islam spread, Muslim West Africa became deeply tied in with Islamic networks that stretched across North Africa and the Mediterranean to the Middle East, as well as an important trans-Saharan network that enabled and necessitated Arabic literacy as the lingua franca of trade.

During the 15th century the Malian Songhay Empire spread into Northern Nigeria’s Hausaland, establishing a dynasty there under Askiyya Muhammad (d. 1538). The gold trade brought migrants from around Hausaland to flourishing central cities such as Kano, and the Hausa language became an important medium for Islamic literature and scholarship. Arabic continued to provide the groundwork for religious scholarship that facilitated exchanges between Muslims in Mali, Sudan, and beyond, formed the basis for classical Islamic education, and allowed Muslims to read foundational works of doctrine and jurisprudence. By the 18th century, the Hausa and Fulani were well-connected to intellectual traditions and currents in Islamic thought, leading to impressive local intellectual production, from poetry to linguistics.

AlderFadington:


Why are you morons obsessed with Muslims? An atheist made a comment and you're attacking Muslims?

BTW. Islam didn't come through Africa through slavery. Go and read your history books.

raumdeuter:
For 3 games now hazard has been playing was the top 9 yet no goal.
If hee ends the game like this, I'm selling the useless Ikedia

bokunrawo:
My password hard sotey witch no fit Crack am, when I told a guy that my password was OKOKOKOMAIKOINIOBONG, he told me that I should come and type it myself, he can not now kill himself, even my phone pattern rugged, CIA sef no fit Crack am, the password dey confuse me sef sometimes

eTECTIVe:


Where have u used or applied pi ever since?