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The Associated Press, following criticism from bloggers over an AP assertion of copyright, plans to meet this week with a bloggers' group to help form guidelines under which AP news stories could be quoted online. |
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Proofreaders often get confused by the term 'reading against copy',
so in this article I will try to explain what the term means.
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are two ways in which a proofreader may be asked to work: either by
reading against copy, or performing a straight (blind) reading.
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The bad news about grant proposal writing is that grant makers will
never fund what you want them to. They only fund what they want to fund.
They fund projects that further their mission.
They fund initiatives that meet their priorities.
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Writing grants is a great option for writers who are looking for ways
to expand their niches. Understanding the writing requirements of grant
proposals is a must for anyone wanting to write grants. The proposals
are divided into sections that require distinct writing skills, and if
you can master them, your proposals will stand out among the
competition.
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By its nature a short story is SHORT! So my six easy pointers are:
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Set your short story in a narrow time frame. Say one day, or one
afternoon - even one hour. So find a situation that takes place
briefly. If your short story idea needs some background, then make this
brief, just a sentence or two, otherwise consider ditching it and go
with something else.
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At the end of our second short story competition, I put together these
guidelines based on comments from our readers and administrators about
what makes them want to recommend - or throw out - a competition entry.
Some of these points may seems obvious but it really is worth checking
your entry to see how it measures up.
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