Welcome to everyone who opposes the corrupt
goals and actions of political extremists George W. Bush and Dick
Cheney.
We must speak out strongly -- and write clearly
-- about their foreign-policy failures and trickle-down economics
that make the rich even richer. This lying, incompetent president
and his dishonest, self-righteous vice president have weakened
the United States.
Use your writing, speaking and thinking skills to
make a difference in your country and world.
What Every American
Should Know About Iraq -- CommonDreams.org. Simply, the United States invaded Iraq. And now, mostly Iraqis are trying to protect their country from the American invaders. I don't blame them! If you truly support U.S.
troops, your only choice is to urge our leaders to get the hell out of Iraq.
Garbl's Writing Process Links
is an annotated directory of Web sites that can help you follow
the steps in the writing process, such as prewriting, research,
drafting, editing, revising, proofreading and publishing. A
separate directory below features Web sites that can help you
prevent or defeat Writer's
Block.
Most of the writing process sites here are aimed at
college, high school and middle school students, but the steps
and techniques described also provide useful advice for adults
writing outside the classroom. The Plain Language and
Action Writing
directories also provide excellent tips on organizing your
writing to meet your needs and the needs of your audience. Also
check out the Creativity
Resources directory for methods to stir your
creative juices.
"It
is not the critic who counts ..."--Theodore
Roosevelt, University of Paris, Sorbonne, April 23, 1910 An inspiring message for aspiring writers,
experienced writers and everyone who strives valiantly in the
arena.
ABC's of
the Writing Process--A. E. Lipkewich and R. S.
Mazurenko, Westmount Junior High School, Edmonton, Alberta,
Canada
A user-friendly online resource covering the five
steps of the writing process--prewriting, writing, revising,
editing and publishing.
Editing that
Works--Caroline Jarrett of Effortmark Limited,
United Kingdom
A collection of nine practical principles and
various resources to help you edit Web sites. Also available: Forms that Work --
Advice, papers and answers about designing usable forms.
Addresses various writing concerns, including the
writing process, conciseness, paraphrasing, smooth transitions,
proofreading strategies and coping with writer's block.
Interactive writer's guide and handbook that
offers help in discovering, organizing, revising and editing your
writing. Also has advice on writing various types of essays and
documenting sources.
Covers the three stages of the writing
process--planning, writing and mechanics--with advice on
outlining, sentences, paragraphs, style, punctuation, spelling
and basic grammar.
Describes a six-step process for high school and
college students, including getting started, choosing a topic,
forming a focus, gathering information, preparing to write and
writing the paper.
Steps in the
Research and Writing Process--collaborative project
of Youngstown State University's Maag Library and the College
of Arts and Sciences, funded by OhioLINK
Information on the process of writing a research
paper, starting with choosing a topic and continuing through
documentation.
Site begins with a description of what causes
writer's block, gives four weak strategies for dealing with
it and ends with five powerful ways to avoid it.
Created and maintained by Gary B. Larson of Seattle,
Washington, garbltoo@gmail.com.
Updated Feb. 17, 2007.
As a U.S. citizen, I am embarrassed for my country that
the failed Bush administration is escalating U.S. attacks on Iraqi
citizens. George first led an unprovoked attack on Iraq and now leads the
failed U.S. occupation of that sovereign nation. His incompetent
leadership has unleashed the civil war there. And sending 20,000 more
U.S. troops to occupy Baghdad will lead to only more blood, more gore and
more slaughter. Say "No!" to George's arrogance. Say
"No!" to more troops.