Morris Said:

making a book...need creative ideas?

We Answered:

For a book you should be very descriptive. And there are many steps to making a book, here are some helpful steps.

1)Pick a genre (fantasy, fiction, horror, etc.)
2)Pick a setting (place)
3)Make up a main character
4)write down main ideas
5) Start writing!

Here are some good ideas on what to write about...
Horror: Ice cream man, murders, torture
Fantasy: Faeries, Unicorns, Werewolves
school memories: Pranks, sleepovers, good times

I hope this helped you :)

Tammy Said:

Wikipedia Upload Warning!?

We Answered:

If you did not take the picture yourself you can not simply license it under a free license. Only the person who created the image can do that. They are the owner of the image, unless they have transferred their rights.

So when you put the source, and it turns out to be on a website, "Uploader obviously does not own the copyright he claims for this image that can be found all over the internet" seems to be a pretty reasonable conclusion and as you say "have not created the picture, its from a URL" that pretty much settles the matter. You don't own the image and cannot license it under a free license making it suitable for use on Wikipedia.

Kathy Said:

Are their any possibilities of earning 1 lakh per month in the field of content writing?

We Answered:

Be Cool and take a deep breath my dear friend...

Run for the Life not for the food/money. Jerry wins due to this only. Tom always misses Jerry because it runs for food.

1000s of people making lakhs but not even 1% among them are satisfied about their work. Life is not about money but about living the life with satisfication. When it comes to satisfication, dont listen to anyone other than u.

Hope you have read the Classic Inspiration : Jonathan Livingston Seagull. If not, read it @ lifebooks4all. lifebooks4all has many other inspirational books.

Wishing you a Good Luck Friend

Elaine Said:

Making a book...need creative ideas?

We Answered:

- the most embarrassing moment
- the funniest thing that happened in class
- the nicest, meanest, funniest...teachers
- first trip, first detention, first food fight, first heartbreak, first crush.....

You can also make a list in which you'll write the names of your new classmates and describe each of one them with a single word.

Rhonda Said:

How do i make homeade music videos?

We Answered:

learn from this video

http://www.theclickinfo.com/cse:homemade…

Ruth Said:

Where do you think I may be Accepted?

We Answered:

The primary issue here is that you've somehow formed the opinion that top schools are out of reach for you. Based on what you've said, that's just not true.

What makes you think Cornell and the other Ivies aren't feasible? There is no law that says you have to be a legacy to go there. (My kid's at Cornell now, getting A's, and she certainly wasn't a legacy, nor did she have a 4.0) You're involved in a lot of great activities, you're performing well in school, and you're well on your way to putting together an application that tells the story of who you are and what you could bring to the university. Keep doing what you're doing - it's working!

I would definitely recommend applying to several schools, because Ivies are particularly picky - but there are a lot of great non-Ivies too that may appeal. Based on your interests, you may want to consider Carnegie Mellon, Rice, MIT, CalTech, UC Berkeley, UCLA, Washington University (St. Louis) and University of Chicago as well. Good luck!

Wendy Said:

Do you have to go to art school to build a successful art career?

We Answered:

No, you don't have to go to art school to be an artist. But, like most industries, being a successful artist is all about who you know and how you sell yourself. Depending on what type of job you want, unless you have a big portfolio and impressive body of work, most employers will not talk to you without a degree in that related field.

By going to art school you learn how to edit your work, talk about your work, and you get constructive criticism on your work. You will also have the ability to network with a variety of professionals in the fields (most art professors are working professionals with contacts) and through your peers.

If you are really into computers try graphic design, game developing or computer animation. You can mix both your passions and make a career out of it. I would suggest you visit an art school or two and talk to a counselor. They should be more than happy to do it because you would be a prospective student.