Tuesday, October 10, 2006

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO MY LOVELY Daughter

I love you sweetheart

Thank you for being in my life

I wish you a long happy life

Your loving mommy
Sally





#Freelance Daily Post:


#Daily Writing Tip :
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Have Pen - Will Write
by: Scott Lindsay

The term freelance has been described as "A person who sells services to employers without a long-term commitment to any of them." This is essentially the truth of freelance writing. In many ways a freelancer works as a subcontractor. A freelance writer accepts work offered by a magazine or newspaper with no long-term commitment or promise of ongoing assignments.

It is possible that someone you have written for on a freelance basis will return to you with an additional assignment, but you have no guarantee.

The typical scenario for a freelance writer is to receive payment by the word, although some publishers will offer a specified fee for a word range. For instance they may offer $100 for a thousand words (within 50 words either side of 1000).

Most freelance writers do not rely exclusively on freelance writing for their income. Many freelance writers have part or full time jobs and will offer their skills with the written word as time allows.

Publishers enjoy the benefits of freelance writers simply because they do not have to pay a full time salary, nor do they have to provide benefits. They also have a choice of who they want to work with and on the specific jobs they determine the freelance writer is best suited for.

Much of the success of freelance work begins with speculative work. In essence, the beginning stages of freelance work means you write articles that may never be in print. By following submission guidelines carefully you have the best chance of having an editor take a look at your material and possibly consider your services as a good fit for their publication.

Many established freelancers will have clients return to them for additional work. Many freelancers find seasons when they simply fulfill writing requests with no additional push in finding new work.

Editors and publishers are looking for people that are capable of handling work in a timely fashion and with the skill and style that is a compliment to their publication. When they find a good freelancer they are likely to return to that individual regularly for additional assignments.

If you have considered working as a freelance writer begin your journey with research and speculative writing and then remain persistent.

About The Author
Scott Lindsay is a web developer and entrepreneur. He is the founder of FaithWriters (
http://www.faithwriters.com) and many other web projects. Members include writers from all around the world. Please visit the website at: http://www.faithwriters.com

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#Freelance Writing jobs :
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*Seeking Freelance Writers -US

Freelance Articles Wanted

The Erickson Tribune (www.ericksontribune.com), the nation’s largest retirement newspaper with a circulation of over 3 million and a target audience of age 62-plus, is looking for articles that reflect the Trib’s masthead message of “Inform—Inspire—Involve.”

Our Readers: Published by Erickson Retirement Communities, the Tribune is read by people who aspire to live better by taking full advantage of what life has to offer. We do not refer to our readers as “seniors” or “elderly.” They are vibrant, educated individuals who lead busy, productive lives. We try to give them articles that inform and inspire them. We do not view “aging” as a disease, rather, as another chapter in life complete with exciting possibilities.

Subject Ideas: Our readers are middle income and interested in a broad range of topics. Stories dealing with leisure pursuits such as travel, music, food and cuisine, wine, coffee, scrapbooking, and gardening are always good possibilities, but we are open to other ideas that might appeal to our target audience as well. Sentimentality is not a road we travel as our audience is living in the here and now. Profiles of retirees doing interesting and amazing things are certainly welcome. We do not publish fiction. Stories about hi-tech, computers, finance, and fitness are also good, as our readers are looking for ways to keep their minds and bodies in shape. They tend to have dynamic relationships with their adult children and grandchildren, and stories relevant to those relationships are welcome. Strong, engaging profiles of individuals age 62-plus (both well-known and not so well known) are also welcome. “How to” articles, depending on the topic, are acceptable as well.

Submission Guidelines:

• Completed articles only—NO QUERIES, PLEASE. All articles must be submitted as a Microsoft Word document.

• Word count: approximately 800 (should not be previously published or written for another publication)

• Please also be sure to put the title of the story in the subject line of the message.

• Please allow plenty of lead time for seasonal stories. (For example, if you have a Christmas related story, make sure you have pitched it by October)

• We reserve the right to edit for style, length, and clarity.

• If we use your story, we will pay $200 within 30 days of publication. You will also receive a byline on your story.

• We’ll send you three samples.

Submit your articles to ************. Only e-mail submissions will be accepted.

To apply view the job in journalism Jobs

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*Advertising Copywriter -The Creative Group - US

A local advertising agency in downtown Miami is looking for a talented Copywriter to work on a 2 week project for them. You will be coming up with ideas for their client for various print materials.

All applicants applying for U.S. job openings must be authorized to work in the United States. All applicants applying for Canadian job openings must be authorized to work in Canada.


Additional Information
Location:Miami, FL

Job ID:102-9387500

Experience: The ideal candidate must be able to start working right away. Must be fluent both orally and written in English. If you are interested please send you resume and samples

To apply view the job in Job News SouthFlorida

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*Freelance Reporter(The Independent-Hillsdale NY Area Code:518 )

The Independent needs freelance reporters to report of local government and community activities in Rensselaer and Columbia counties. Applicants must live in one of the two counties, have a car, a phone, and access to email and the web. Previous reporting experience is a plus, but is not required. The basic professional qualifications are a desire to write, dedication to accuracy and the ability to meet deadlines. Send a resume and three samples that best represent your writing abilities in the body of an e-mail message to: pteasdale@IndeNews.com.

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