New and Free PDF Converter App for Android & iOS

May 08, 13 New and Free PDF Converter App for Android & iOS

Posted by in Literature, Reviews, Technology

New and Free PDF Converter App for Android & iOS PDF (Portable Document Format) is a file format that captures all the elements of a document including images, text, even links. It is a form of viewing pages that can be transported from device to device (Apple to Android) or read on your desktop and tablets Recently I was asked...

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Become An Online Author

Have you ever wished to write a novel or create a following of your wonderful poetry or insight into various topics? In the past, getting your work noticed by the world was quite time consuming and costly, and it involved an editor, agent and publisher. In today’s modern world however, you can write about anything that interests...

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Sources For Journalists: Alternatives To The Internet

Photo by: tozzer   Journalist sources nowadays don’t necessarily carry the same weight as they once did, and since the Internet, sources are often viewed by many scholars and savvy readers as inferior to academic sources. That’s because there is as much non-credible information on the web as there is valid and trustworthy...

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Global Languages: Learning Important Skills And Opportunities

Learning a second language is a useful skill for anybody living in Europe, given the relatively scare opportunities for employment.  English is one of the most popular choices and many EU nationals choose the language as it offers a range of opportunities across not only Europe but much further afield.  Along with French and...

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Judge a Book By Its Cover by Harold Shull

Apr 24, 13 Judge a Book By Its Cover by Harold Shull

Posted by in Art, Literature

I have heard the expression “Don’t Judge A Book By Its Cover” so many times that I am sick of it. “Why” you ask? It’s because I am a book cover artist and book cover artists are trained to capture a viewer’s attention in just a few seconds with their illustrations. For you beginners who...

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Should We Save Dying Languages?

The death of Boa Sr in 2010, the last speaker of Bo, a 70,000-year-old Andamanese language, highlighted the fact that many languages are in danger of becoming extinct. According to a study conducted by the Worldwatch Institute, as many as half of the world’s languages could disappear by the year 2100. The combination of...

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