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How to Choose an E-Book Publisher

By eHow Careers & Work Editor

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Many authors of today are sending their books to e-publishers instead of traditional book publishing houses. E-publishing houses often accept books that are on unique subjects and they are often shorter than a traditional book. There are several ... more »

How to Choose Construction Estimating Software

By eHow Careers & Work Editor

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When a construction worker gives an estimate for a building job, it is important he gives a fair but competitive price. Financial planning is essential to success for any business. That is why it is lucrative for the construction expert to know ... more »

How to Choose Keywords for Online Writing

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The beauty of online writing is the fact that if you write something well, it can get noticed within hours, whereas a magazine piece will take weeks, months or even years to find a reader. The ugly part of online writing is you can write ... more »

How to Claim Non-Profit Status

By eHow Careers & Work Editor

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A non-profit organization is formed to benefit the community. Claiming non-profit status offers benefits such as tax exemption and the ability to receive donations and grants. Learn how to claim non-profit status through the IRS and your state ... more »

How to Compare Beginning Jobs for CSI Professionals

By eHow Careers & Work Editor

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With every career, you have to start somewhere, and in the business world, that first job is described as entry level. Fortunately however, CSI professionals can find high-paying beginning jobs if they know where to look and who to contact. ... more »

How to Contact a Magazine Editor

By Anish Majumdar

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Have a great idea for a magazine article, or just want to shoot off a letter regarding a recent issue? Contacting magazine editors (and actually getting a response) requires courtesy and attention to detail. Here are ways to avoid the slush pile:.. more »

How to Control Arc Length in Welding

By eHow Careers & Work Editor

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Arc length is the distance from which the electrode is from the base metal while you're welding. The one important aspect in welding is that the strength and quality of the weld depends on the control you have on the length of the arc. It takes ... more »

How to Cope with a Parent with Alzheimer's

By stlscientist

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When a parent or loved one falls victim to Alzheimer's it can be difficult emotionally to understand why this is happening and how to handle it. Follow these simply steps to help you get started... more »

How to Cope With Stress on the Job

By eHow Careers & Work Editor

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Each of us handles that stress differently. Stress does not have to be a negative thing, but you have to learn to cope with job-related stress in a positive and constructive way. Here are some tips on how to cope with stress on the job... more »

How to Create a Blog for Free

By Cougar1002

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A blog is a online journal that can be used both for personal and business purposes. In this article, I'll provide you information on how to create your own blog for free... more »

How to Create a Grammar Lesson Plan for a Beginner ESL Class

By eHow Careers & Work Editor

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Teaching beginning English as a Second Language or ESL is very satisfying. Along with speaking and listening skills you will need to plan grammar lessons for your class. Creating grammar lesson plans for an ESL class is a straightforward process ... more »

How to Create a World for a Fantasy Novel

By eHow Careers & Work Editor

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Creating a world for a fantasy novel is a complex process. Many variables will go into the decisions about what your world is like and don't forget that the environment of your fantasy world will affect what types of civilizations arise... more »

How to Create a Writing Schedule

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Want to be a writer? Write. It's said time and time again, but hearing it and believing it isn't the same as doing it after a long day at work and house chores and taking care of your family. Here's how to create a writing schedule that you can ... more »

How to deal with running late

By Ang1216Red

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Your alarm didn't go off. You overslept. You just couldn't get yourself together to get where you're going in time. Don't worry because you can make the best of your tardiness. Read on to learn how to deal with running late... more »

How to Decide Between Who and Whom

By Wildscribe

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Who is he? With whom is she leaving? Can you use these correctly, or will you be stuck confused when next you come across this choice in your writing? The answer is actually remarkably simple... more »

How to Demystify Technical Writing for an Average User

By eHow Careers & Work Editor

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The purpose of technical writing is to communicate. The most effective way to communicate is to use simple language the reading audience will understand. Good technical writers research and organize complex information and present it in a way ... more »

How to Determine if a Degree in Computer Science is Right For You

By Bobby Easley

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According to many news sources on the Internet, the overall enrollment in Computer Science degree programs has dramatically decreased over recent years due job competition (overseas and domestic), lower pay, and general disillusionment about ... more »

How to Determine if Working from Home is Right for You

By Jenn McFadyen

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Working from a home office either a few hours a week or full-time is a dream for many people. If you're one of today's "knowledge" or information workers who spends most of the day in front of a computer, there's a good chance your ... more »

How to Determine if Your Company is in Trouble

By Therese Haberman

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There are signs to look for and once you see them, you need to start job hunting immediately and with vigor. Here are some clues to consider... more »

How to Determine Net Proceeds From Real Estate

By eHow Careers & Work Editor

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You finally got a contract on your house and are wondering how much your proceeds check for the real estate will be at the closing. It's fairly simple math, just be sure and include everything. You have the right to review the HUD 1 settlement ... more »

How to Develop a Public Relations Plan

By eHow Careers & Work Editor

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A pubic relations plan consists of many different forms of publicity working together to better your business. Developing a PR plan and constantly reviewing and updating it will help you put all the necessary tools together to accomplish your goals... more »

How to Develop Engaging Characters for a Short Story

By George Kramer

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Learn how to develop engaging characters for your story and see the difference it could make. The differences in engaging characters and boring characters are easy to repair for a story. Learn more... more »

How to Do 10 Things at Once

By Ryn Gargulinski

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In this hurly-burly world it often seems you need to do 10 things at once just to survive. Now you can. It is possible to multi-task in some of the most innovate ways and still get all the jobs done. Read on to find out how to do 10 things at ... more »

How to Do a Book Signing

By eHow Careers & Work Editor

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Being an author has many ups and downs. A book signing could be considered either, depending on whether or not you are prepared. Keeping a positive attitude and being willing to do some work in advance to ensure your book signing is successful, ... more »

How to Dress for a Public Relations Job

By eHow Careers & Work Editor

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As the old adage aptly points out, it's vital to "dress for success." Different jobs call for different fashions, and as the most visible profession in communications, Public Relations has its own expectations... more »