What's Wrong With Fox News!
- By Tyronne Jacques
- Published 08/18/2010
- Non-Fiction
- Unrated
As an African-American, Fox News sends a very clear message to me that my viewership is not welcome. This is a throwback to the media outlets of the 1960s that targeted communities that were established as a result of white flight.
Develop Your Child's Brain through Quality Children's Music
- By JC Calhoun
- Published 08/12/2010
- Non-Fiction
- Unrated
Did you ever wonder how some adults seem really tuned into their environment? I’ve thought about it and wondered why some people I know enjoy a wide variety of experiences, while others could care less about what is going on around them. These enlightened and intelligent individuals are special, having a broad taste in foods, acute sense of smell, appreciation of textures and understanding of colors and a keen sense of sounds. What makes them different? Why do they have a keen sensory...
Technical Writing Services - Tips on How to Find One Online
- By Carolyn Anderson
- Published 07/18/2010
- Non-Fiction
- Unrated
Manuals and guides are important things that you can find in a gadget or a device's packaging and if you are trying to set up your own business, you will find the need to get technical writing services not just for electronic devices and gadgets but for so many uses.
Technical Writing Job - How to Find the Perfect Person for the Job
- By Carolyn Anderson
- Published 07/18/2010
- Non-Fiction
- Unrated
Technical writing is one of the most in-demand skills these days aside from SEO writing and content writing online. Of course, with the many gadgets and devices that emerged these days, there is indeed an increased demand for technical writing jobs.
Technical Writing Companies - Outsourcing Some of your Tasks for Cheaper Cost
- By Carolyn Anderson
- Published 07/18/2010
- Non-Fiction
- Unrated
One of the tasks that many businesses need is technical writing. This is the task that involves writing manuals or guides and writing down instructions that come along with many gadgets and equipment.
3 Incredible Tips on How to Write a Policies and Procedures Manual
- By Brian Scott
- Published 06/23/2010
- Non-Fiction
- Unrated
Writing a policies and procedures manual can be a time-consuming, difficult task. Worse, even after you've put all that effort in, it will still likely be tedious to read. To make your policies and procedures more readable, take a look at the following helpful suggestions.
Hamlet's Problem: Mind Body Dualism and Hamlet's Disconnect
- By Peter Cennamo
- Published 05/9/2010
- Non-Fiction
- Unrated
The very source of Hamlet's inaction has always been a topic for debate, but have you ever thought that perhaps his chief problem is a mind/ body disconnect? Let's look at the play through the eyes of Descartes!
Simple Steps on How to Write a Formal Letter
- By Brian Jones
- Published 04/22/2010
- Non-Fiction
- Unrated
A formal letter is the best way to communicate with a company. You should use a letterhead as much as possible when you are writing a formal letter.
Improve Sales Results through Ongoing Training and Effective Coaching
- By JC Calhoun
- Published 04/18/2010
- Non-Fiction
- Unrated
How do successful sales people personally approach and consistently involve their prospects in a positive manner? Why do your less-than-stellar sales people alienate the prospect before they even have a chance to present your company's product or service? Are they being too aggressive? Possibly they are tired of struggling, fruitlessly attempting to get people to buy.
Take the Mystery Out of Grant Writing: Five Things Grant Funders Really Want
- By Veronica Robbins
- Published 03/8/2010
- Non-Fiction
- Unrated
Sometimes figuring out what grant funders want can make grant writing feel like trying to read minds, but it's not like that at all. Funders have some simple needs. If you can address those in your grant proposal, your chances of funding will increase dramatically. This article highlights five things that grant funders really want.
How to Start a Personal Journal
- By Alisa Clark
- Published 12/15/2009
- Non-Fiction
- Unrated
People hold back on keeping a journal. They feel it has to be "good writing" to be worthwhile. My training and life experience begs to differ; it's about the process NOT the product. And, no one has to see what you've written anyway. Your journal is your own private world. Start one and enjoy the ways a journal can help you change, grow and learn about yourself.
Dig Deeper and Write It Again
- By Donald Mitchell
- Published 09/5/2009
- Non-Fiction
- Unrated
This article describes and illustrates the four steps for developing professional writing career as a nonfiction author.
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