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Every birthday is special and should be celebrated with great pomp and excitement. Social proof means discovering proven topics, already written about by others, to validate your own ideas. Using social proof to decide what to write about saves you both time and energy, helping you create better, more compelling content. Because our own ideas seem disconnected, unproven, off topic we ignore, discard and abandon them. I've thought that Google+ had to be a good way to validate ideas for content but wasn't sure until you broke it down.

Mailing Address: Once you have stated the requirement and the request for the donation, thank the person for taking the time to read the letter and once again, state that you hope he makes a donation. Last but not the least, get your letter proofread by at least two people, to avoid wrong names, spelling mistakes and other such small, but important errors.

When you are reminiscing your college years when you are on your sixties, you'll be glad to have jotted down that incredible moment of joy when you come home after your first semester of college abroad. Sometimes you just eat something so good, or that felt really good, that you want to remember it. A simple two sentence journal entry about it is all that you need here. The hard part though, is chosing what not to put on it. Drawing the line for what your journal should be a container for becomes a crucial excercise for its relevance in the future.

If you want to write a book about raising Guinea pigs, conspiracy theories concerning the last president, or monetary policy in emerging economies, for example, one of the best ways you can confidently predict people will buy and read your book is to verify that people are already buying and reading periodicals about the topic. Or better yet, write a whodunit mystery for Christian children or Muslim children or Jewish children. But make sure that you can write a couple of good, rich chapters that aren't redundant. The point of a book is to supply a reader with useful ideas or information or literary art or good entertainment. I suggested some tips for identifying which of your ideas is good enough to turn into a book.

Write about a culture that has forgotten how to describe the value of people of immense wisdom, of mentors, of friends, of old age, and of colleagues who give us the increasingly scarcest resource of all-ample time and thoughtfulness and attention. Or perhaps—and you should write about this, or maybe I should, we'll see—maybe it means that we're a culture devoid of meaning, that we've lost the rituals, practices, habits, and deeper connectivity to the earth and to our own spirituality (to God, to the Universe, to anything).

So, if you are short on new blogging ideas, find some new inspiration, write some new headlines, and commit yourself to a reasonable schedule. Integrating technology into the curriculum helps prepare students for the real world, validates this genre of literacy, and can motivate / interest students in a way that traditional paper-and-pencil tasks do not. To learn more about using classroom technology in your lessons, visit where we provide information on educational technology, classroom blogging and much more! Stay on top of what others are blogging or going viral about your products or services. There is not a day that passes by that there is somebody blogging, podcasting, or video blogging about a product or service.

There are countless areas and places within the field of medical sciences, which would provide you with ideas for nursing research topics, so that you can produce some really good research papers. You can even earn a lot of money through advertisements; but for that your blog should have good and authentic content. Re-read your title aloud and check whether it sounds like a paragraph, cut out some words to make it as concise as possible.