Applying neuro linguistic method in creative writing

A lot of Linguists and other scientists tried to establish a lot of methods to improve human memory and make the chain of thoughts and ideas more fluent and coherent. Robert Dilts was one of the scientists that established Neuro-Linguistic Programming as a way to improve writing skills and make then overall view of possibilities clearer. The scientist worked along with his colleagues and observed the work of professional writers to see the main difference. The presentation of it showed that it really helps to improve writing skills. This method can be used by individuals regardless their age. The main aim of the Programming is: To determine the most active sense and concentrate on tailoring other four to it; To learn to concentrate on the topic and switch on imagination when necessary; Lexical interchanges make your vocabulary richer and nobler. The most important thing about writing is the topic examination. Thing about it as of the thesis statement of your paper and focus on possible styles you may use to depict all you have in mind: it may be a narration, a description, a memo or fiction. Do not forget about the reader’s preferences and desires. It may be a good idea to make a sketch of what are you going to present in a chronological or functional order and work in the direction you outlined yourself. The preliminary stage concerning your composition is ready. Now it is all about arrangement there are also several methods that can suit you. 1. If it is hard for you to formulate a bridge between the sentences, put a connection word you like at the end of each sentence in your mind to make it easier for you to comprehend the idea of previous sentence. This is a way to systematize your thoughts. 2. English is a poly-semantic language rich in synonyms that may be used in different meanings according to the text. Use the interchangeable variants to make it easier to orient within the text. This gives your language fluency you never had in your oral speech. 3. Instead of interchanging words you can alter them. The more lexical units that qualify the subject you use (adjectives, adverbs, participle, gerund etc.), the better. Be sure to apply this into the right style (your text may contain direct speech). A cue you’ve established has to be composed of narrator’s position, connection and sensory verb. The narrator’s position and sensory verb are to stand at the beginning of the paragraph. The connection can be placed anywhere in the text that follows. This is what helps you to develop a unique and outlandish style that is going to become a sample for your course mates. 4. Having mastered several methods, you can successfully use them and mix to your own liking and your abilities will improve with every written assignment. Linguistic research shows that this method is helpful in 92% of cases and the easy application of it makes the studying process enjoyable.

Write queen writes about nothing and everything

I am a sentimental human being. I cry at funerals. Normal. But I even cry at weddings, and I had two wonderful marriages. I guess you could say I loved them to death since both of them preceded me in death. I was reading an email from Simple Truths on the computer that lead me to their website about a boy with Downs Syndrome who made a lot of customers in a store happy with his acts of kindness. Yes, I cried when I read the story and I’m crying as I write this. I told you I am sentimental. The story was told by Barbara Glanz, and as I perused the rest of the website ( simpletruths ) I noticed Barbara had a book available “The Simple Truths of Appreciation” and right then I had an inspiration or as some people would call it an ah-ha moment. I picked up the phone and ordered the book for my best friend in appreciation of all the little things she does for me every day. The book came today, and of course I had to read it first before I give it to her, Reading it made me think. How many times do we think to say to the bag boy who carried our groceries out to the car “Thanks. You were a big help.” If it was hot out today, did you think to offer your mail carrier a glass of cool water to drink? If you played golf today, did you think to give your caddie a pat on the back AND a smile for a job well done. It wasn’t his fault you boogied that hole on the ninth. How long has it been since you invited an elderly neighbor to church with you? The next time you bake cookies why not share them with a shut-in? Do you have a neighbor in a convalescent home? How long since you visited and caught them up with neighborhood news? Those of us who are well or well cared for tend to forget the forgotten, the unfortunate, the lonely, the poor (not necessarily in money), the sick and the sick at heart. A smile, a handshake and a few pleasant words might make the difference between daylight and darkness for those forgottens in our life.

How to make the user read your page

Only in the age of information marketers finally understood the power of a web page. 75% of potential customers firstly do an online research and only then go shopping for whatever they looked for. The question is rather up-to-date but the answers vary. Some experienced copywriters already possess some ideas about good strategy that attracts customers to a web site. The truth is that there is no definite plan; there are only ideas and principles. The site may be well designed, content – literately written, but the number of clients still stays close to zero. These tips are for marketers to start with: The majority of internet users do not look for loads of informative passages online. The interest lies in brief and laconic summary of what is offered. Instead of scrawling down the endless page, the user will switch to another site that does not require to reads loads of unnecessary information. Take a closer look at your web page and see what can be taken out of it with no harm for the rest. It is harder to analyze what you’ve written yourself, so you can ask for assistance. The main aim is to make the text more easy and attractive to read. There is nothing attractive in a solid volume of text that has over four thousand words in it. It is better to structure the text making paragraphs and giving a separate headline for each. Use a lot of white space and do not make paragraphs too expanded. Try to make your content salable and informative. Make the title the exact reflection of the paragraph so visitors may spot just what they are looking for. General information is important but the core “hook” shouldn’t be hidden between fancy phrases destined to furnish the text. The main point of creating of the website should stand out from the text. Structure your website in the way that makes its usage easier for a client. Divide information into several web pages that make the information of the page easier to find. But consider that it takes more time to download and print out information organized like this. Attract attention by making a graphical illustration of your benefits and features, arranging it all into a nice composite of graphics and text. The last advice would be to research. This field is relatively new for the marketing agents and there is still a lot to explore. Do not be afraid to experiment, to research and develop new strategies, new solutions for content and new ways to attract customers. This is a sphere where you can give an idea for a revolution in this business, so act open-mindedly and freely and success will come to you eventually.

Christmas article 8

8. Christmas In Other European Countries In Finland, Christmas Eve is the traditional time to set up the Christmas tree and it's also traditional to visit the sauna and for families to listen to a broadcast of the national 'Peace of Christmas' on the radio. Christmas Dinner generally consists of a main dish of boiled codfish that is snowy and fluffy in appearance, served with cream sauce and boiled potatoes. Christmas dinner is rounded out with roast suckling pig or roasted fresh ham and vegetables. Among peasants, there is a tradition to tie a sheaf of grain, with nuts and seeds, to a pole that is put in a garden for birds. Many peasants will wait until after the birds have eaten before having their Christmas Dinner. And Santa Claus is expected to visit homes in person with his Christmas elves to give out Christmas gifts. Christmas in France is called Noel, from the phrase 'les bonnes nouvelles,' or 'the good news,' which refers to the gospel. On Christmas Eve, cathedrals and churches are beautifully lit and filled with the sounds of Christmas carols, ringing church bells and carillons. The tradition among children is to put their shoes by the fireplace for Pere Noel or le petit Jesus to fill them with gifts. In the north of France however, children receive gifts on Dec. 6, St. Nicholas Day, instead of Christmas. Most French homes will have a Nativity scene or crиche on display during the season. In Southern France, some people will burn a log in their home from Christmas Eve until New Years Day, which comes out of a farming tradition of using the log for good luck in the coming harvest. The French also make a traditional cake called the buche de Noel, or Christmas Log, which is shaped like a Yule log and is part of a late supper called le reveillon held after Midnight Mass on Christmas Eve. The main dish for this meal generally consists of poultry, ham, salads, cake, fruit and wine but varies according to region. The main course in Burgundy is turkey with chestnuts and in Paris it's oysters, foie gras and the buche de Noel cake. The wines generally served are Champagne, Muscadet, Sauterne and Anjou. An annual tradition of puppet shows, particularly in Paris and Lyons, is popular during Christmas time. In Paris, it's also popular for big department stores to have grand, animated window displays. Christmas in Italy is called 'Il Natale,' or 'the birthday.' Christmas season starts eight days before Christmas, a period called the Novena, and runs for three weeks. During the Novena, children dress as shepherds and go from house to house saying Christmas poems, singing and playing pipes. They often receive money to buy gifts during this activity. The Nativity scene, called the Presepio, has miniature figures, carved in great detail out of clay or plaster, of the Holy Family in the stable and is the center of Christmas for families. Families say prayers and children recite poems around the Presepio. Christmas Eve dinner, called cenone, is a traditional dish of roasted, baked or fried eel. In some regions, various types of fish is prepared for this dinner, as well as pork, sausage in a pig's leg or turkey stuffed with chestnuts. Christmas sweets are called panettone and traditionally have nuts and almonds. On Christmas Eve, children set out their shoes for a kind, old woman or ugly witch called La Befana, who rides on a broomstick down chimneys, to fill them with gifts of toys or candies. If they were bad, their shoes will be filled with coal. Some children wait until Jan. 6, the Epiphany, to receive gifts. Norway is where the tradition of the Yule log started and which gave rise to log-shaped cakes, cheese and other desserts during the holidays. Norwegians today often go into the forest to cut their own Christmas trees, which is secretly decorated on Christmas Eve to surprise children. After the Christmas tree is revealed, Norwegians engage in 'circling the Christmas tree,' a tradition in which everyone joins hands forming a ring around the tree. They then walk around the Christmas tree singing carols. Gifts are distributed after this ritual is finished.

Special techniques used to make your writing better

College years are the best, the most remarkable and fun days of our lives, therefore we should spend them in the way that can make them remarkable and fun. Doing this, we must not forget that the key aim of us being here is studying; getting necessary skills to proceed with work in our field. Everything you dwell on turns out to be done and completed well. Accept writing. Every time you turn your paper in, expecting on your deserved “A”, you get a good mark and your tutor explains that you lack that little trifle that makes your work look like “the A type”. It’s time to take some actions to correct the absence of that trifle. Sometimes even postgraduates are asked to reconsider some of the stylistic points of their thesis paper and add something that makes it more interesting to read. Here is some advice on how to insert interesting stylistic points into your work. It is quite easy to insert a rhetorical question in any thesis, even if it is a complicated paper, like computer science thesis. By a rhetorical question we mean a question that doesn’t need an answer, a poser that can possibly be answered only by a person wondering. Technically it is used to turn one’s attention to the statement. This question makes a reader think it over and find the answer. This stylistic matter makes a reader or a listener involved in the topic. This way your work is absorbed easier than if you present bare statements to reveal your researched topic. Quotations can make even a dissertation look brighter and more informative. When you quote, it means that the principles of work of the scientist you use are very familiar and close to your way of thinking. It also shows how deeply you have researched your topic and how well you can operate the knowledge you got out of that. A quotation makes your work easy to understand and the interest of the reader increases. One more point is the lexical structure of your paper. There should be a number of various linking words and phrases that make your language look rich and convincing. The number of nouns is quite limited, but the number of adjectives and adverbs that you know and also can for can not be counted. Therefore it is wise to use some of them in your presentation speech and in your paper. You have to prove to your advisors and audience that you deserve to be called a scholar for your effective statement, presentation skills and literate and stylistically well-composed language. All things considered, you have to think over every detail of your paper and only then turn it in. If you add some little trifles in your paper, the success is guaranteed. Sometimes it is better to overdo than to underdo the work. You’ll work hard and the whole thing might even seem senseless in the end, but your satisfaction will have no border when you get your deserved “A” and recognition as the best writer in class.