Sentences with phrase «process of writing things»

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«Programming is one of the few things in life that can not be automated,» says Paul Lutus, who wrote the popular Apple Writer word - processing program in a plywood cabin atop a mountain in Oregon some 23 miles from the nearest town.

Hi, my question is that i am a beginner to learn this process of content writing, so please tell me what things r necessary for me to become a good content writer.

As I've explained more than once in this forum, this expression is merely economists» shorthand, serving to describe the process that begins with banks crediting borrowers» accounts with lent sums, is followed by the borrowers» drawing on their borrowed deposit credits by writing checks or otherwise transferring funds to various payees, and finally, other things equal, by a transfer of reserves from the lending bank to the payees» banks, for the sake of settling inter-bank dues.

We talked a bit about how I became a writer, discouragement, finding your voice, blogging, the difference between blogging and book writing, why I decided to write Jesus Feminist, my process as a writer, and the best (and worst) parts of writing among other things.

Last summer my cousin Antwyn Golden was murdered and I wrote a song about forgiving his killer as Christ forgave me, it wasn't an easy or overnight process and I turned to other things to fill the empty void but they were unsatisfying and only left me emptier, Christ was truly the only reason that I didn't go crazy, retaliation is never the answer its just continuing the destructive vicious cycle of nothingness and putting another family through the same pain that you experienced and no one wins in that.

«I write for myself because I've loved the craft since I was a kid, because it's how I process the world and make sense of things, and because I kinda suck at everything else so my professional options are limited.

The minimal claim of process thought is that «by reason of the relativity of all things» each actual entity is preserved everlastingly in the divine experience.154 «God is immortal,» Hartshorne writes, «and whatever becomes an element in the life of God is therefore imperishable... I think the idea of omniscience implies that we have such an abiding presence in the mind of God.

But whatever happened from from God's side of things in the process of writing Scripture, I'm just not sure it can be called «inspiration of Scripture» as classically defined.

Describing himself a panentheist, one who believes God is in all things and that all things are in God, and the use of the analogy of the composer still writing the musical score, responding to the musicians, as descriptive of God's relations to an ongoing, creative evolutionary process, does share common themes and ideas with the process - relational vision.

One thing I have been thinking of since I wrote, and which this comment of yours is helping me to articulate — for me, the process of walking through despair, hopelessness and overwhelming and frightening circumstances and choosing to trust God in those places whether or not one external thing changes, that is part of helping me walk without bitterness.

Even though I've written a book about parenting, the process of building a happy family continues to evolve, and after raising four children over a period of thirty - six years, there are a few things that stand out as lessons learned.

If the New York Times writes about it, and if mothers start changing which doctors and hospitals they use to those that are WHO - code compliant, and stop buying pregnancy and popular magazines that carry formula advertisements (and changing their editorial content in the process to reduce mention of which celebrities are breastfeeding, as PEOPLE magazine did), perhaps things will change.

«It is a good thing if any constituent can have immediate access to their MP online, and to stay in touch and see what they're doing in a convenient and open space; it adds a new dimension to a previously rather time consuming process of writing letters and making phone calls,» he adds.

One of my favorite things about writing about asanas is that in the process of researching poses, I often learn something new.

In the last part of profile making process, you are asked to put your picture and write things about you that can attract other members.

In fact Peeta, who is still something of a liability during the actual games (he does temporarily die, after all), thanks to some sensitive writing, gets to deliver some decent dialogue that suggests his independent thought processes, and makes it clear that Katniss, to her credit and that of the film, has a choice to make not between Hottie 1 and Hottie 2, but between two different young men who are defined by different things in the wider world, and not just their relationship to her.

If there's one thing that movies in general have a difficult time communicating and dramatizing, it's the process of writing.

By the end of the writing process, I had understood two things: I was not going to make the film without a transgender actress, and this actress had to be Daniela!

The writing process and perceived superficiality of Hollywood are Travers» concerns, but reaching back to her childhood relationship with her own father (Colin Farrell) helps her and the audience warm to the whole thing.

«In this document,» they wrote, «art means two things: (1) creative works and the process of producing them, and (2) the whole body of work in the art forms that make up the entire human intellectual and cultural heritage.»

Thus, the Standards do not mandate such things as a particular writing process or the full range of metacognitive strategies that students may need to monitor and direct their thinking and learning.

One of the best things about this approach is you don't have to worry about selling your work until late in the process, when you have established more confidence with your writing and ideas.

It was a fun thing for myself, for my family, and I didn't imagine it moving forward until I was in the process of writing it.

But for someone with no design sense, not a lot of extra time, and not many things written, this self - publishing process is daunting at best.

Or, did you learn things during the process of writing, creating or selling your book that other authors could learn from?

In the course of that process, I've learned something, and I would like to think that the reader would learn something too, whether what I've been writing about involves such things as breast cancer in Before The Swallow Dares, the dubious morality of politicians in The Heat of the Kitchen, or, in the case of Billy's War, what it was like to be a little boy in war - torn Britain in the 1940s.

I do have one that I'm in the process of adding to, but because the one major drawback to it is the plot itself (not for the squeamish, so I won't publicly post what it is), I'm working on implementing the 60 + pages of editing notes for it (among other thing, making sure it's consistently in 1st), so by the time I get done, I'll have my spine back and my writing boots on.

I'm a great believer in learning lots and lots and lots about writing and going through the process of developing as a writer before jumping in and publishing things that might not serve you well.

I spent six years writing The Incarnations and in the process of drafting and re-drafting the book I probably learned myriad technical things about characterization, plotting and structuring multiple narratives, and crafting prose.

I've only checked out the Derrick Ferguson episode and I learned all kinds of new things about Derrick and both he and Perry's writing processes.

All fiction is a process of imagining: whatever you write, in whatever genre or medium, your task is to make things up convincingly and interestingly, and new.

Not only will planning your Kindle book ahead of time via an outline of chapters, characters (if fiction) and conducting research help you map things out easier, it will also likely help speed up the overall writing process quite significantly.

Somehow the tactile process of writing goals, crossing of completed items and seeing a book full of dated pages of notes is satisfying and tangible proof that I accomplished things I set out to do.

on The Other Side of the Story with Janice Hardy Helpful Books for the Writing Process by Michelle Ule on Books & Such Literary Agency blog 3 Tips for Writing Heavy Emotional Scenes by Jami Gold Don't Cheat the Reader by Sally Apokedak on Novel Rocket How to Infuse Your Writing with Nostalgia by Frank Angelone on Copyblogger The Secrets Behind Buried Dialogue: Part One and Part Two by Lynette Labelle Crafting Multi-Layered Characters by Marissa Graff on Adventures in YA & Children's Publishing Writing Futuristic Fiction in (What Feels Like) a Science Fiction World by Imogen Howson on Pub (lishing) Crawl How to Spot Mary Sue in Your Writing by Ava Jae Taking the Road Less Taken (With Your Characters), guest post by Kristen Callihan on The Other Side of the Story with Janice Hardy The Ending Debate: Make Mine Hopeful by Marcy Kennedy Unusual Inspiration: Character Arcs Made Easy by Fae Rowen on The Writers In the Storm Blog 25 Things You Should Know About Writing Sex by Chuck Wendig Writing Craft: Action vs. Active Openings to Grab Attention by Kristin Nelson Writing Craft: Mechanics vs. Spark by Kristin Nelson on Pub Rants Writing Craft: Breaking the Rule: Show Don't Tell by Kristin Nelson on Pub Rants Give Characters Interesting Anecdotes by Mooderino on Moody Writing

I've written before about the dangers of focusing on other things besides your story — stylistic rules, say, or your writing process.

As you already know, Oxford essays requires a lot of attention being paid to the writing process, topic exploration, format requirements, and all other small things which have significant impact on the overall quality of your Oxford essay.This article is written to prepare you for the battle between you and your essay writing!

Having written so many titles, I figured out a thing or two about the process of writing a book.

Divorcing dollars from the process and end of writing is a really healthy thing to do.

When the person is asked to write this or that written task the first thing to do is to think about the concluding result and about the impact of this task on future process of study.

Author and speaker Jamie Arpin - Ricci has just published am infographic with a list of seven major things every writer has to keep in mind in the process or writing, editing, and publishing a book.

I know the ps4 is beastly and yes gddr5 is the better choice In laymen terms gddr5 Fat pipe slow stroke the fat pipe allows for parallelism and large chunks but can afford high latency due to the fact that it can do other things while its waiting like «rendering» on a gpu cough cough gaming with tons of gpu accelerated post processing etc etc. ddr3 Skinny pipe Fast stroke not too skinny but smaller I / O channels and only writes or reads per cycle however the latency is much lower meaning compute intensive tasks can access ram in smaller chunks much more quickly.

The author of, «Masters of Doom,» David Kushner joins me to talk about the genesis of ID Software, the research process for the book, the most interesting things he learned during the writing...

The panelists will discuss, among other things, the writing process, casting, and performance capture in The Last of Us 2, which is sure to be illuminating given Naughty Dog's strengths in those three areas.

Combining figuration with writing she uses the plain as a process of automatic drawing where many things occur on.

Ghostwriter # 3: A Project Room Series Featuring Robert Houle and Don Hall A View of Things Mercer Union is pleased to present Ghostwriter # 3, the third in a series of five project room exhibitions which posit artmaking and writing as interlocked processes.

I shutter in dismay a whole lot more when arguing about details on how things are calculated becomes the main topic of discussion, the main signal is lost in this case, SST's do not seem to be cooling, I note Roger not writing about that, again part of the process of denying reality.

Barton Paul Levenson: «I'm in the process of writing my own advanced statistical software in VB2008 because I'm having so much trouble dealing with R. I don't know if R even does things like unit root tests and cointegration regressions.»

I'm in the process of writing my own advanced statistical software in VB2008 because I'm having so much trouble dealing with R. I don't know if R even does things like unit root tests and cointegration regressions.

Like most things, there's not a single correct way to think about all this, but the TOA framework is exceptionally useful precisely because we can write things like ∂ OLR / ∂ Ts, due to the way the whole column behaves as a result of all the dynamics / processes occurring, but in ways that don't necessarily require detailed accounting of them all.

Rather, I suspect that the kind of people who were dedicated enough to produce an outstanding blog back then are still just as passionate about the things they write about, and truly get something out of the process that makes them keep doing it.