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10:13 am Thu
Mar 31, 2011
Science blogger Ed Yong graphs out author emotions over the course of the freelance journalist writing process. It's very close to reality. Only details left out: This graph should actually be plotted out as a ring, not line with end points. And between edits to last story and the finding of next story, please insert "Valley of Crippling Self-doubt".
This guy has conspiracy theories unreasonable enough that even a news anchor felt the need to take him to task.
Matcha (powdered green tea leaves) is usually pretty expensive. When I saw a one-pound container of Organic Matcha Green Tea Powder on Amazon selling for a low price, I was suspicious, but I decided to give it a try. It’s delicious. Our favorite way to drink it is to blend a teaspoon with 8 oz […]
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The aluminum can is a great invention. And for 60 years, it and its crafty little addition, the pull tab, have made transporting and drinking all of our favorite beers, soft drinks and other beverages about 1,000 percent easier. Of course, evolution continues — and even an innovation as awesome as the aluminum can is […]
It’s tempting for many young professionals to assume that because they’ve spent most of their lives posting links to Facebook or pushing selfies to Instagram that they have the skills needed to be a digital marketer. Creating compelling content is certainly important, but if you’re not up to speed on search engine optimization (SEO), how […]
With everybody working from home now, it’s natural to start thinking about careers where not going into the office is more the norm than the exception. Better yet, many are looking to start careers as freelancers, professionals who build their livelihoods around the scope of their talent and not the fortunes of one all-encompassing employer. […]
