 experience in street ministry, radio and TV ministry, bus ministry, prison ministry, and various children's ministries.
Research
Publishing your research
Library and Learning Services can provide support and guidance when publishing your research.
Where to publish
Library and Learning Services will never tell you where to publish your research, but we can offer advice and resources that may help when trying to find a publisher.
Think. Check. Submit.
Think. Check. Submit. aims to help researchers identify trusted journals and publishers. The questions, tools and resources support researchers when considering potential publishers. They may also help identify any predatory publishers, publishers who take advantage and exploit researchers and their work.
Think. Check. Attend. offers similar tools to support researchers when trying to decide which conferences to attend and present at.
OAPEN Books Toolkit
Thinking of publishing an Open Access (OA) book? The OAPEN Books Toolkit aims to help academics and researchers understand OA for books and provide guidance on publishing a book OA.
Research Metrics
Bibliometrics may help when choosing a publisher or journal. You could check a journal’s impact factor or use citation data to see what research is being published in a particular journal.
When using bibliometrics, researchers must consider them carefully and in context. Different bibliometric measures have limitations, and they are not always a measure of good quality. Different subjects and disciplines also value bibliometrics differently.
For further information about the metric resources available to YSJ researchers, see Measure your research impact.
Paying to publish
York St John University supports the principles of OA and where possible will follow the ‘green’ OA route. Researchers are asked to follow green OA routes to publication; however, this is not always appropriate.
Library and Learning Services has some Read and Publish and offsetting agreements with publishers. These agreements provide free or discounted APCs (article processing charges). These agreements are subject to change, contact your Academic Liaison Librarian or RaY for more information.
If APC funding is required, researchers must apply for funding from their relevant School or ensure any research project funding will cover the costs of an APC payment. APCs should only be considered if green OA routes or Read and Publish arrangements are not available or appropriate.
When considering APCs check that fees are clearly explained, that the information is easy to find on publisher websites and that there are no additional or hidden costs. A lack of information could indicate a predatory publisher.
Publishing contracts
Once your research has been accepted by a publisher, you should receive a publishing contract. Make sure you read any contracts carefully and check that you understand all the terms. Publishing contracts can be negotiated, and you don’t need to sign the first contract you’re given.
There are certain things you might want to consider when reading and negotiating your contract. These can differ depending on what you are publishing:
- Publishing deadlines – Will the deadlines conflict with any other projects or teaching?
- Costs and payment – Are royalty payments clearly outlined? Who will pay for any copyright permissions? What will the cost/licensing options be for HE Institutions?
- Format – Will the text be available in print and electronically? Will an affordable library e-book model be available and on which platform(s)? Will an accessible version of the text be available?
- Open Access – Does the publisher support OA? Will the publisher allow a chapter to be made open on RaY?
- Reuse – Will you be able to use the research in your teaching? Will you be able to build upon and use that research again in the future?
If you would like any advice related to publishing contracts, contact our Copyright and Licences Officer by emailing c.beswick@yorksj.ac.uk.
Transferring copyright ownership
Some publishers may ask that your transfer your copyright ownership to them when signing a publishing contract. Where possible, we would recommend that you retain your copyright and instead sign a licence to publish, which grants the publisher the right to publish your research. If you transfer copyright ownership to your publisher, you may need to get permission from the publisher to use the research in your teaching or to build upon the research in the future.
For further information, see Copyright for researchers.Should I see a specialist regarding ADHD... again?

Two years ago, after finishing college with abismal grades and being recommended to go see a specialist by two dyslexia specialists, I decided to go along to a highly respected psychologist to discuss the possibility of having ADHD. 

None of my primary school teacher reports indiciated any form of hyperactivity or lack of focus, so he believed it would be wrong to diagnose me with ADHD. Instead, he determined that due to my shy nature I probably had some form of social phobia, putting me on medication and cognitive behavioural therapy.

Since then, socially things got a lot better. So he was very right in picking up on my anxiety, but I still find myself struggling to focus.

Has anyone else here been diagnosed with something else, later finding out they had ADHD after all?

Would I be better of going to another psychologist or the same?

Do you have a success story? What was your life like before and after diagnosis?We all knew what the expectation was for the most part at the start of the season. Babs and Co have done a good job of communicating that. Just about everything went as expected in terms of player movement and on ice performance, and we got a very good look at a bunch of our highly touted players that are ready to make the jump to the gig full time next season. Although the record doesn't show it, the organization had a very progressive year. The next big thing is the draft and our chance at getting the first overall. Which if we don't win is totally fine, right? right???Can't think of anything. There were two near-misses, but that's it.

Couldn't find my putty knife because I hadn't yet organised tools, but I knew it was here... somewhere. Got so frustrated I nearly bought another one, but toughed it out and found the one I had.

Had put two mini ice cube trays (pain in the butt for ice) in donation bag. Hadn't yet dropped it off, something came up I really could use them for, and I remembered I still had them. (Am still using them for that specific purpose.)

Oh yeah, one actual miss. Donated every pair of pants except the ones I like most and are in good shape. Signed up for an art class, wished I'd kept 1-2 in good shape to paint in or just do dirty jobs. No big deal though.

One thing I do now when doing a decluttering is to just accept I might get rid of something unimportant I'd have to rebuy. So if it happens, which is almost never, I'm prepared.

God, when I think of the years and years I kept things "Just in case. Because you never know."I notice u and moron hangout a lot in all ur comments, u ever think about having a divorce?
Yeah, we clinch the 2nd seed in this win over the Pacers, grabbing homecourt advantage in the first two rounds in the postseason.. but u and ur buddy moron backward thinking believe its all Melo's doing.
Here's a hint of Melo's doing, 55-25 Denver Nuggets record. they never won 55 games wid MeloAux fins de cet article, le terme «examen» désigne à la fois l'examen préalable (interrogatoire et enquête préliminaire) et l'instruction de l'affaire par diverses instances judiciaires.

Translate this to English?
For the purposes of this article, “examination” means both pre-trial examination (interrogation and pre-trial investigation), and examination of the case in different instance courts.As part of the Journées du Grame, La BF15 is pleased to present a performance by Félix Lachaize (born in 1987, lives in Lyon) which follows his residence and his exhibition in Taipei.
"The project is to take to Taipei an old wooden wheelbarrow that I transform and equip with various instruments: digital recording, information (GPS, word processing) and tools (vice, hammer, etc). I walk in the city with a wheelbarrow and I capture found objects. While rolling, tools extract the most interesting parts, highlight them, etc. And I put them back a bit further on. Thanks to the recording tools I create digital documents that account for objects, actions, scenery… Finally I print and store all these gigabytes with information about my journey, my feelings.
Back in France, for a One's night invitation at La BF15, I work like a 3D printer using the documents made by the wheelbarrow to restore volumes and journeys made in Taipei."GUSTAVE LOISEAU L’Yonne à Auxerre Medium: Oil on canvas Size: 19¾” x 25½” / 50cm x 65cm
Gladwell & Patterson exhibits at “Palm Beach Jewelry, Art and Antique Show,” West Palm Beach.
The “Palm Beach Jewelry, Art and Antique Show” includes a series of beautiful and vibrant landscapes near Auxerre, by Gustave Loiseau. The artist will form the focus of the Post-Impressionist Collection of paintings. On display are the works of Alfred Sisley, Georges Robin, Alexandre Jacob, Gustave Loiseau and Salvador Dali among the other notable Impressionist and Post-Impressionist