Can someone write me a sonnet?
The Chest Copyright 2013 J. Craig Crippled wood, disheveled locks, broken chest. Submerged mysteries, and unknown silvers. Or could it be that chalice, oh, most blessed? Or perhaps it's the bones of once livers? Wiped away from greedy hands of the thieves, Or perchance a transport gone astray? Sunk. Was that the hands of fate a woman grieves? Or thwarted warships from which lost a chunk? Behind the decay and iron what lays? Gold, silver, curses, bones, or jewels lie within. But the depths of the sea is where she'll stay. Nev'r to be found by a land-dwellers' kin. Some curses and blessings, best left alone. What treasures be you, will later be own'd.
I need someone to write a book for me. I have the story and i need an author.?
What kind of compensation are you prepared to offer? There are many professional writers who don't mind a co-byline, or no credit (ghostwriting) if the compensation is just, and one should not be hard to find if you place ads on the many writers sites on the web. Someone may take on your project on a royalty percentage basis if they feel that you have a uniquely spectacular and salable story to tell. Otherwise, expect to pay outright for their time and talent. I know because I am a writer and I must pay the mortgage just like everyone else.
I need someone to write a python program for me?
By your question I don't see any effort having been made from your side yet. No wonder you're failing in class. Here, I hardly even work with python. - Ask for a string google "Input a string", here's how: http://www.daniweb.com/software-developm... So you can do: string1=raw_input('Enter string') - Ask for another string Just do the same thing again, just use another variable. string2=raw_input('Enter string') - Verify if the second string is a substring of the first string google "python find substring" and you'll find this: http://docs.python.org/2/library/string.... although there's no function that tells you if a substring is part of a string, there is one that will find the substring in a string. Not exactly the same thing, but it will do the trick. " string.find(s, sub[, start[, end]]) Return the lowest index in s where the substring sub is found such that sub is wholly contained in s[start:end]. Return -1 on failure. Defaults for start and end and interpretation of negative values is the same as for slices. " so you do something like position=string1.find(string2) Finally, if the resulting position is -1, you print "Not found", otherwise you print "found". if ( position == -1 ): print "Not found" else: print "Found" And that's all there is to it. Put it together and it will work (and I don't even write python). The reason that you're failing class isn't because you're not managing... it's because you're not trying. The reason that I'm not giving you the full thing all put together is that I'd like you to see how to solve this sort of question, and I'd like to see you do at least some of your own homework. Last hint: it should be ridiculously easy from this point on. Just make sure you get the tabs right because yahoo messes them up.
Everyone is given a jail identification number upon being arrested and processed into the jail within which he/she is going to be housed. You need to find out the approximate date/time he was arrested and get his number using his name. Then, at the same time you can ask the officer for the mailing address there at the jail. See if there are any specific requirements or prohibitions, etc...then write. People in jail appreciate your letters more than you will ever know.
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There's no rule or law about this in and of itself. Of course many biographies are written about people who are no longer alive, so they would not need to be paid. Someone's "story" is usually in the public domain (free to be written about), particularly if they are a public figure.Sometimes we hear the term "authorized biography," which is just that -- a biography written with the consent and cooperation of the subject. This approach has both benefits and downside. The benefits are that by working with the subject's active cooperation, you will have access to documents, personal recollections and other information that other biographers would not have. The downside is that the subject might insist upon reviewing and approving the manuscript, which might introduce bias and might prevent inclusion of particularly interesting portions the subject would prefer not to have published.The authorized biography should have a written contract confirming the terms of the agreement. Sometimes an authorized biography is also exclusive, in that the subject agrees to work with only one author/one book, and not tell his/her story to a number of authors. This might involve a fee, but it is not legally required. I would recommend however if you are getting into a contract this detailed, you consult a lawyer. Sometimes a contract needs "consideration," which might mean money, to be enforceable.Finally, particularly wealthy and powerful subjects, who might not legally need to be paid, will still mount costly legal battles to intimidate unfriendly authors.In 1986, for example, author J.D. Salinger lost a suit in which he tried to block publication of a biography that contained letters he had written, claiming copyright protection. The judge ruled that the inclusion of the letters was "too minimal to subject Salinger to any serious harm."http://www.nytimes.com/books/98/...
A double question: 1) I need someone to write a song. 2) Middle name for Annabella White?
1.) You Were Meant For Me by Jewel. Lyrics: I hear the clock, it's six a.m. I feel so far from where I've been I got my eggs and my pancakes too I got my maple syrup, everything but you. I break the yolks, make a smiley face I kinda like it in my brand new place I wipe the spots off the mirror Don't leave the keys in the door Never put wet towels on the floor anymore' cause Dreams last for so long even after you're gone I know you love me And soon you will see You were meant for me And I was meant for you. I called my momma, she was out for a walk Consoled a cup of coffee but it didn't wanna talk So I picked up a paper, it was more bad news More hearts being broken or people being used Put on my coat in the pouring rain I saw a movie it just wasn't the same 'Cause it was happy and I was sad It made me miss you oh so bad 'cause Dreams last for so long Even after you're gone I know you love me And soon you will see You were meant for me And I was meant for you. I go about my business, I'm doin fine Besides what would I say if I had you on the line Same old story, not much to say Hearts are broken, everyday. I brush my teeth and put the cap back on I know you hate it when I leave the light on I pick a book up. Turn the sheets down. Take a deep breath and a good look around Put on my pjs and hop into bed I'm half alive but I feel mostly dead I try and tell myself it'll be all right I just shouldn't think anymore tonight 'cause Dreams last for so long Even after you're gone I know you love me And soon I know you will see You were meant for me And I was meant for you. 2.) Annabella Kaye White Hope this helps :)
A writer who helps others write books or other material is called a ghost writer. Just google the term "ghost writer" and any number of ghost writers for hire will be listed. But do your research before hiring someone. As is unfortunely the case in just about every area of our lives these days, there are scam artists out there. Ask to see referrals from people they have previously ghost written for. Read books you have confirmed they have ghost written. There are a lot of good reputable ghost writers out there but just be careful who you pick and research the person before hiring them. There are websites on "how to hire a ghost writer". Google that term also for additional guidance on how to go about it. Good luck!