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Belief is Closure

By Julie ⋅ December 16, 2008

The CON in CONstructs:
There are many esoteric wisdom schools and many divisions or a hierarchy in each one of them. Some of the initiates think they are all-knowing once they see what their school has placed in the ether to make them think what they want to think. Carl Jung describes something related to this [...]

Yes, But What Are You Really Saying?

By Janice ⋅ December 14, 2008

More and more I hear people misunderstanding what someone else has said to them, especially when it came through a memo or email. This can lead to a great deal of turmoil at work and affect morale.
You see, when we are standing in front of a person, we pay more attention to body language [...]

When Your Childs Adoption Story Changes: Nothing But the Facts or is It Nothing are the Facts?

By Paul ⋅ December 13, 2008

Elana, born in Russia, was told "We really don’t know why your birth family couldn’t care for you.""
Katie, adopted from China, cherishes an item from a birth parent: a red note that was enclosed with her blanket.
Peter grew up celebrating his birthday on July 7th He believed that the reason for his adoption was due [...]

Just Whos Computer is this Anyway?

By Laurie ⋅ December 12, 2008

Well, this is an article I never thought I would have to write. Computer ownership was just not something I thought people would get confused over but, after overhearing a number of conversations last week from my co-workers, I realized that quite a few people just don’t know how cut and dry this topic is.
Here’s [...]

Just Whos Computer is this Anyway?

By Laurie ⋅ December 12, 2008

Well, this is an article I never thought I would have to write. Computer ownership was just not something I thought people would get confused over but, after overhearing a number of conversations last week from my co-workers, I realized that quite a few people just don’t know how cut and dry this topic is.
Here’s [...]

Purposeful Web Site Planning – Dont Get Started Without Goals

By Alan ⋅ December 12, 2008

It seems like everyone has a web site these days. And those who don’t have one are probably thinking about one. If you’re in the thinking stage, congratulations! Having a web site is a fantastic way to grow your business by making you more visible to the world. But before you jump on the web [...]

A Plausible Defense

By Robert ⋅ December 11, 2008

Direct Answers – Column for the week of August 5, 2002
I just looked at your website and read “Wanting To Be Caught,” and I truly think that is awful advice! You said and I quote, “You can’t act as if you had no wish to end the marriage when you undertook marriage ending actions.”
I have [...]

Web Coach Tip: The Single Most Important and CRUCIAL Element of Your Web Site

By Linda ⋅ December 9, 2008

Here’s the single most important part of your website: YOUR WEB COPY!And remember: Your website isn’t about YOU, it’s about THEM!
Again, it’s NOT about you, it’s about THEM!
*Note: May I add, this is an area where most of my clients get stuck?If you find yourself at a total loss when it comes to writing, please [...]

Introduction To CGI Scripts

By Linda ⋅ December 5, 2008

Using CGI scripts to add automation to your web site may seem a little daunting, but once you have incorporated a few into your web site, they become easier.
The best way to start is to add a simpler script. A great site for cgi scripts is cgi-resources.com. You can find mostly free and some [...]

To Outsource or Not to Outsource

By William ⋅ December 4, 2008

In these days of restricted head count and tight budgets, the question of whether to outsource or hire in-house staff is more critical than ever. The technical publications function, however vital, is undergoing more scrutiny and also facing greater challenges than ever before. Companies that already employ an in-house technical [...]

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