Lifehack.org:
The idea of making a comfortable living without leaving your home or putting pants on in the morning is an idea that makes many people drool all over their office clothes. No more commutes, no more company politics.There are negative aspects to freelancing—clients can be slow to pay or demand millions of revisions that decr (Read More)
Submitted by Karenswim
from blog:
Image by ~Aphrodite via FlickrWritten by Karen D. SwimThis morning I went out for a brisk walk. I had a yearning to inhale the frosty morning air and allow it to awaken my senses. I wanted to put aside my to-do list and simply be in the moment. No purpose, no planned route and no running. To make sure I wasn’t tempted (Read More)
Archetype Writing: Psychology, Writing, and Life:
I'm blaming this one on Janet Reid too. I think she posts these so writers like me will play on the internet rather than writing and bugging her. ;-)
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Written Road:
Have something to say but feel like you don’t have an outlet? Then Examiner.com might be just the thing for you. Examiner is an online community made up of a network of experts and insiders around the country writing on what they’re passionate about, meaning that as long as you love what you’re writing abo (Read More)
Huffington Post:
FORT COLLINS, Colo. — A man accused of making unflattering online comments about his former lover and her attorney on Craigslist has been charged with two counts of criminal libel."It's not a charge you see a lot of," Larimer County District Attorney Larry Abrahamson said of the 1800s-era state law that can put people (Read More)
Submitted by The Puck
from Google Reader:
Special thanks to Chris Heuer and Kristie Wells for encouraging us to blog on the SMC site about some work we are performing on behalf of Save Darfur. This week marks the beginning of an aggressive campaign to take advantage of the administration change and use social media to encourage President-elect Obama to action and e (Read More)
Submitted by Cedorsett
from Google Reader:
Q: I have a fantastic idea for a book and I want to protect my idea from someone else copying it. What steps should a person take in order to protect an idea until it comes into print? –Brian A: I hate to break the bad news, but you can't copyright an idea. Nobody can. Section 102(b) of th (Read More)