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Thank you very much for all your supported e-mails ,And I want to thank one of my visitors he forgot to leave his name but he lift me a kindly comment ,he convinced me to reserve the rights of my sources sites of traffic. so from today I'll hide the contact information and you have to go to these sites to apply and to know more about how to contact.
thank you again and I'll be happy if you contact me personally via e-mail because I'm proud to have some one like you.

A very especial thank for Angela Hoy (writers weekly) because she spent her whole day in writing threaten e-mails and comments to me (5 emails-3 comments) besides the copies of the warning e-mail she had sent to all the employment sites, while I was spending a great time with my loving husband and my lovely kids,so dear Angela if you don't have any thing else to do and this will keep you busy go on enjoy your time I don't mind at all ,if hurting people makes you happy and it's your personal hobby congratulations.

Dear visitors enjoy your week end but remember this blog works 7 days a week.

Sally
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Daily Writing Tip:
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Article Writing: 10 Reasons Why The Discipline Is Necessary For Any Internet Marketer
by: Mary Murtha
The hardest part about writing, is getting one’s self to actually start writing. Most writers usually hate to write but love it when they have finished writing. To be able to escape this process, what some writers do is procrastinate.
Having this attitude really does not get anything done. One of the basic reason why some think this way is because they are afraid to fail. They also put tremendous pressure upon themselves, thinking that whatever writing that they should do and produce must be brilliant.
The fact of the matter is that no writer, or person for that matter, is perfect. Everyone has flaws and having imperfections is the perfect reason why more writing should be done.
Discipline is important. Without this, nothing will get done or will get written. Having discipline causes any writer, especially those who write articles for the internet, to think clearly and go beyond his or her mundane concerns. When one has discipline, the focus is on the output and not on the ego.
Discipline serves as a guide
Having discipline enables anyone to think in a lucid manner. It also helps in coming up of ways to present the details and facts of an article. A disciplined mind gets things done easily.
Using a guide in numbering the characters that should be present on each line of a given article is an easy and controlled way to limit as well as define what it is to write about and how.
Observe how doing this and setting a limit to one’s self actually helps the writer compose the article thereby avoiding awkward breaks in each sentence. When this is done, readability of the article is achieved as well as the topic at hand becomes a whole lot clearer.
Discipline helps achieve focus
There are a million things to write about as well as there are a million things to say. Having discipline makes it a lot easier to select a particular idea or subject. A general issue could still be broken down in sub topics and start from there.
The words to be used for such an article must also be appropriate to the kind of reader targeted. Once this is decided upon, selecting the appropriate mood, be it serious, funny, etc. would be a lot easier.
Having discipline makes it easier to break a topic down
If it is simply too overwhelming to write an article in one get up and go fashion, the only solution is – don’t write it.
Discipline yourself to think of the article in easy and convenient small chunks. Take each idea as one paragraph. Then think of another idea in terms of another paragraph. Then, make a simple outline of the article as well as the issues and topics that will cover it.
Discipline yourself to just let go
Writing is a process. It is best that writing be not forced. Such an attitude produces an article that is stiff, unreadable and – most likely – unlikable.
Discipline yourself to just write
A lot of things could crop up inside one’s head about the article one is intending to write.
It is easy to be distracted about other topics that could be included in the article, or other issues, as well as other subtopics.
It is best that one should just stick to the current topic at hand. Topics or issues that are off the main points must be avoided.
Remember that the objective is to write, complete and finish the article. Entertaining any and all forms of distractions will not be helpful.
Be disciplined to not edit --- at least not yet
In any first drafts, the key to writing completely is to let the ideas just flow. Editing must and will have to come at a later part. Editing is not part of the writing process, at least in this stage where thoughts really just have to flow, so let it.
Be disciplined to re-read and review the article
After the writing is complete, this is the perfect and best time to start reading it as well as reviewing it. First time drafts must be proofread. This is also the best time to start editing.
Check and find out which parts seem to lag. Is there any weak idea that needs backing up? Are there no spelling errors in the article? Are there any errors in grammar? Such mistakes must be paid attention to as it could distract the readers from the idea and point of the article.
Discipline yourself to relax
After writing, let the article stand or sit on its own. Get up and eat, sleep, read, watch television or simply get out.
Make sure that you spend at least a day letting the article breath.
Discipline yourself to re-write
Getting back to the article after a considerable amount of time away from it enables anyone to look at it with fresh eyes.
Check the title. Review if the sentences are complete thoughts. Delete or re-write what needs to be edted or re-written.
Well-written articles should be satisfying and not leave readers wanting to have more.
Discipline yourself to make the article known
After all is said, written and done, it is now time to send the article out. Readers should be appropriately advised where the article came from, who wrote it or if there is any link related to the article and its source.
In summary, discipline helps anyone, especially in writing, start and finish a task with a process that is methodical and one that actually works. All one needs is discipline to carry it through.

Copyright 2006 Mary Murtha
About The Author
Mary Murtha has BLS and M. Div degrees majoring in biblical studies and ethics. Her main web site is The content Corner at: http://www.thecontentcorner.com/.


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Freelance Writing Jobs:
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*Freelance Business Writer (Alaska Journal of Commerce -AK - Anchorage )

The Alaska Journal of Commerce is seeking applications for a Freelance/Part-Time Writer based in the Anchorage area. We are looking for a writer with a good knowledge of business in Alaska who can produce stories with both flair and substance on deadline. Knowledge of AP style required, prior newspaper reporting experience preferred. Please send a resume and unedited writing samples to Tyler Rhodes, Alaska Journal of Commerce, 301 Arctic Slope Ave., Ste. 350, Anchorage, AK 99518 or ..
For all information and to apply View the job in career builder

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*Freelance Editor(CMP Technology-San Francisco, CA)

We Explore We Exceed You Excel
CMP Technology is the leading high tech B2B multi-media company, providing marketing solutions for the global technology industry. Through its market-leading portfolio of trusted information brands, CMP Technology has earned the confidence of more technology professionals than any other media company. As a result, CMP Technology is the premier provider of access, insight and actionable programs designed to connect sellers and buyers in ways that yield superior return on investment. For more information, go to http://www.cmp.com/

CMP's Electronics Group is looking for a freelance editor to work on one of our high-tech Web sites. We are seeking an experienced Site Editor with experience in the general electronics industry. Knowledge of sensors, motor control, and networking would be a plus. The editor would be responsible for soliciting and editing technical articles, searching for news and product information, and posting articles. Limited knowledge of HTML is also a plus. A strong sense for technology, as well as a devotion to establishing a market-leading site, are essential.
If you are interested in this great opportunity ....

For all information and to apply view the job in Hot jobs

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*Freelance Content Author(LRN Corporation-Los Angeles, CA)

LRN is currently recruiting for Content Authors to work on a freelance basis. Successful candidates must possess excellent writing, editing, and communications skills. Candidates will need to be able to effectively interact with LRN staff and customers. Familiarity with online training programs is highly desirable.

Duties include but are not limited to:
· Write all elements of new LCEC library and custom courses
· Coordinate workflow with project manager, editorial, and design leads
· Interface with customers during the development of custom modules through meetings, conference calls, and e-mails
· Collaborate on LCEC projects with other writers, attorneys, and outside contractors
· Repurpose existing materials into LRN format and pedagogy
· Write other LRN materials as needed
· Work with customers to implement changes to custom modules
· Other duties as assigned

Qualifications:

· One to three years experience in Web writing, journalism, technical writing, or related field.
· B.A. or B.S. in English or related field
· Previous experience in Web-based training desirable.

For all information and to apply view the job in Hot Jobs

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*On-site Copywriter(Aquent Marketing Staffing-Westchester County, NY)

Job Description:
Our client is seeking a talented conceptual, results-driven Copywriter to join their team in an on-going freelance capacity. The projects they produce run the gamut, from collateral, training guides, newsletters, ads, direct mail, some e-content and also possibly multimedia scripts, so the proven ability to write for a variety of mediums is a must.

Responsible for the written elements of any given project, the Copywriter must ensure that all messaging is attention-getting, appeals to the target audience and effectively meets the client's goals. Must be able to proof, edit, and/or translate own and others work.

The copywriter works collaboratively and synergistically with Art Directors, Account Executives, Designers and Marketing teams to manage and drive copy development in a timely fashion. The role will be called upon to update job knowledge by staying aware of key industry trends and understanding emerging writing practices as well as, cultural influences for inspiration on new product positioning and communication strategies.

Client Description:
Our client is a the Creative Services Department of a Fortune 500 international company. Position is commutable via mass transit.

Other Requirements:
Our client is seeking an experienced and versatile in-house copywriter who can come-up with a great concept, a clever headline and write a compelling advertisement, brochure, newsletter, manual, tagline or e-mail, and more. Someone who can hit the ground running and get to know their clients and their voices. Also, help to manage other writers on-staff or freelance.

If you are a smart, talented, proactive individual who writes killer copy and can help them create work that gets a response this job is for you.

Bachelors degree in Advertising, Journalism, Communication Arts, English or related discipline required.

3 years or more of professional, post-graduate experience using varied styles and for different mediums. Must be able to submit electronic samples of your work for review. The ideal candidate will have experience with BOTH advertising and collateral copy.

Copy for luxury or lifestyle brands and services are pluses.

For all information and to apply view the job in Career Journal
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The Stink-Eye Press Wants You!

A brand new online literary magazine is seeking submissions for its first issue. Short stories, poetry, and essays are all being sought.

I have no money myself, so I can't pay you, but if you have a craving deep within yourself to tell the world, "I had a story/poem/essay/picture of my butt published by The Stink-Eye Press," then send something in. I'm especially interested in experimental pieces that don't quite fit the bounds of how fiction, poetry, etc. are typically defined. If Italo Calvino's "Six Memos for the Next Millenium" said anything to you, then you may have something we can really work with. But overall, if it's well-done, I'd love to read it.

For a little extra info, read here: http://www.stinkeyepress.org/?page_id=2. I'm still tinkering around with the design!

Contact:
jonathon linklaeg
popozao@ml1.net

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