What Abraham Lincoln Can Teach Us about Clear, Concise Writing Posted By : Philip Yaffe

What Abraham Lincoln Can Teach Us about Clear, Concise Writing Posted By : Philip Yaffe
Abraham Lincoln, America’s iconic 16th President (1861-65), was never known as either a great writer or a great orator. Yet he penned one of the most highly praised and oft-quoted speeches in history. It was probably so good because it clearly expressed his controlled passion towards the monumental event he was talking about. Nevertheless, it is possible to dispassionately analyze it and draw some important lessons.

Are Biker Boots Really Necessary Functional Or Just For Looks? Posted By : Gregg Hall
When people think about the image of a biker, one of the first things they think about besides the tattoos is the stereotypical black riding boots. In years past you would never see a biker out for a cruise without his boots.

Columbo: What Can a Bumbling, Inarticulate Los Angeles Cop Teach Us about Effective Communication? Posted By : Philip Yaffe
Columbo, the apparently bumbling, inarticulate Los Angeles cop of the popular 1970s television series, always cornered the criminal. While obviously fiction, the show’s structure and Columbo’s methods have important lessons for expository (non-fiction) writers and speakers.

Dissertation Editing - All You Need To Know About Dissertation Editing Posted By : Jim Olivero
Modern technology has definitely makes the process of dissertation writing and dissertation editing easier with the word processor. Dissertation editing needs time, but the result is worth every second you waste.

Some Great Tips To Help You Choose The Right Motorcycle Posted By : Gregg Hall
When you’re getting ready to buy a new bike you have to think about what kind of riding you want to do, how much money you’re willing to spend, and how dependable the motorcycle is that you’re thinking of purchasing.

Fixing the Flaws in the 10 Principles of Clear Writing Posted By : Philip Yaffe
A widely circulated list of 10 Principles of Clear Writing offers much useful advice. However, these principles are really tips and techniques. By understanding the true principles that underlie them, they can be used with even greater effectiveness and impact.