In ancient times, reading must have been difficult without spaces and punctuation between words. Now we have periods, commas, and colons. There are hyphens, short dashes, and long dashes. To…
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ach morning Frank Ball reads a few comic strips to stir his creative thinking. In just a few frames, many of them tell an interesting story with beginning, middle, and…
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Writing isn’t the only enterprise with its stress and need for creativity and excellent performance. To quote the wisdom of Solomon, there is a time for everything, a time to…
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These days, most of the Scripture that some Christians read is what pops up on the screen during a weekend sermon. When quoting a verse, we need to spell out…
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With rapidly advancing technology, we aren’t far from a generation of graduating high school seniors who can’t understand why anyone would use a print book. If all they’ve seen are…
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A dozen engineering students built an elaborate contraption to open and pour two cans of Coke. After all this effort and many trials that didn’t work quite right, the final…
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Each morning Frank Ball reads a few comic strips to stir his creative thinking. In just a few frames, many of them tell an interesting story with beginning, middle, and…
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We know what we mean, but do we always mean what we say? The pictures in our minds can easily blind us to what readers will understand from our words.…
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How about some tasty Belgian chocolate? Andrew Farrugia used almost 700 hours of labor and 3,000 pounds of chocolate to sculpt a train 112 feet long, setting a new Guinness…
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Without written form and rules, languages have evolved rapidly from one generation to the next. Because of all its written rules we learned in school, English has remained relatively constant…
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