Hi,

Could anyone get this article, please?

Klimó, Árpád von ST. STEPHEN'S DAY: POLITICS AND RELIGION IN 20TH-CENTURY HUNGARY, East Central Europe, Dec1999, Vol. 26 Issue 2, p15-29, 15p

Cheers! ,-)

Bilbo, which programme do you use? Mindnode? I have been looking for something for a while, started using Mindnode recently, but it can get a bit annoying with text not exactly fitting on the node etc.

Brilliant! Thanks!

Could someone get this article, please?

Graeme Martin, Martin Reddington, (2009) "Reconceptualising absorptive capacity to explain the e-enablement of the HR function (e-HR) in organizations", Employee Relations, Vol. 31 Iss: 5, pp.515 - 537

My email is [email protected]

Cheers!

It might be a tad early to look for it on Oxford's website. I don't think they have updated it yet for 2012 entry, but this might be a good guideline of how it will be done:

http://www.humanities.ox.ac.uk/prospective_students/graduates/funding/ahrc

Did you get a researchers' handbook when you joined the programme? At the uni where I'm at, if you're full time, you have to upgrade by the end of the 2nd year the latest, otherwise you will not be able to get a PhD, but an MPhil.

Check out what the regulations are at your uni. Or alternatively maybe you should try and do it part time?

I did my undergrad there, and I felt really looked after and had a great 3 years. I have friends who stayed on for MAs and even PhDs and they seem to have the same general problems what I encountered at a Russel Group university. I guess it depends on what department you are in as well. I was in the Social Science department then and had a personal tutor who basically looked out for me (same with friends who did an MA there, they get a personal tutor who they can go to with any problems they have. I think they all kept their undergrad personal tutors).



(Btw, there is an International Student House. When I was there it was located in Erasmus House, maybe ask them whether they can give you some advice.)

I use Opera, and found that it's faster than any of the other web browsers. Occasionally I also use Safari, cos some of the webpages are a bit strange in Opera, although it seems to be less of an issue with the last couple of updates.

That's brilliant! Congrats! Fingers crossed for next week! :-)

It seems like I can get it. Wanna PM me your email?

I'm in the Humanities and we have to use a footnote system as well, MHRA, I think.

======= Date Modified 30 Jul 2011 13:58:34 =======

Hehe! I have a friend at a European university (not UK, and I'm not going to specify the country) where one of the lecturers is famous for this (well, almost like this). At the end of the exam the lecturer picked up all the papers, threw it in the air, and said that the ones that landed on the table will get a pass, but the ones that landed on the floor will be failed. And he wasn't joking...

1 article down, 1 more to go. Yay!

I think I should also update my annotated bibliography. I haven't updated it for a while, quite lazy of me, really...:$

Might be a tad conspicuous, all those copper nails...

Trying to get through 2 articles today from *** (i.e. very important) folder. It's quite the struggle...

======= Date Modified 26 Jul 2011 13:37:26 =======
Good thread!

I use:
Microsoft Word (occasionally Pages)
Numbers (prefer it to Excel)
Zotero
iProcastrinate (for to do lists and daily goals)
iCal (for long term goals)
Timemachine for backup (I quite like it, when I'm writing I plug in my external disk and it backs up every 30 mins or so. I have a 500GB external drive and I have been using that since last September. It's getting kind of full now, so planning on getting another one from September. I also back-up super important files on SpiderOak.)

I also have a notebook for ideas, planning etc.