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Dear Paul
Dear Paul, I was completely blown away by your letter. The fact that an author whose words I very much admire would spend so many of them on a personal note to me had me beaming from the moment I saw the notification. Your expression of fondness for me, even though we only know each other through our stories and interaction via comments means more than you know, Sir, so let me start this off by saying it's mutual. Now, before our wives suggest we move in together, I'll move on to the reply.
By Dana Crandell2 years ago in Writers
The role of psychology in social change surrounding Black Lives Matter
Psychology plays a crucial role in understanding, addressing, and promoting social change surrounding the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement. Psychologists have provided intense research on implicit bias and its impact on racial attitudes and behavior. It’s important to understand how implicit biases affect judgments and decision-making can shed light on the disparities faced by Black individuals in various aspects of life, from education to criminal justice.
By Marlena Hunter, M.A., MFT2 years ago in Writers
How To Improve Accuracy In Machine Learning Models
Hi there, this is Biraj, And in this blog post, I’m going to touch on some technical points about machine learning. So it’s been a long time since we wrote about machine learning. So it’s time for me to write about some technical steps about machine learning. Definitely, this post will help you to understand how to improve accuracy in machine learning
By Audio AI2 years ago in Writers
anti-bullying as world-building
We’ve all been teased at one point or another in our lives. In the same way, we have all probably done some teasing of our own—both bullied and bully, a relentlessly self-perpetuating cycle. One which seems to defy most attempts to stop it. What can we do to end the cruelty that frequently defines our experiences growing up, making friends, building careers, or navigating the salty waters of the internet? I’ve pondered this question for decades, attempting to articulate the profoundly personal. That which I know does not exist in a vacuum yet feels so isolated and singular. I know better, though, and seek the systemic. I seek the birdcage, as Marilyn Frye has called it, and see bullying as one of the many bars comprising its enclosure.
By kp2 years ago in Writers
The shadow of Lost Son of a billionaire.
In the dusty dusk of 2003, Kitgum, a small town in Uganda, held its breath. The sun, weary from a day's labour, began its descent, casting long shadows on the rugged terrain. Among these shadows, young Isaac Pitkomi heir to the Pitkomi’s fortune, embarked on his usual journey home from school, 100 kilometers away.
By Christopher Otika Kilama2 years ago in Writers
Alex Guarnaschelli News Updates
Italian-American descent shines brightly, and her name is Alex Guarnaschelli. Her culinary voyage has traversed diverse landscapes, from the grandeur of The Darby to the culinary gem known as Butter restaurant nestled in the heart of New York City. Alex, not only a culinary virtuoso but also a television luminary, has graced our screens through her participation in a plethora of Food Network productions.
By rajkotupdatesnews2 years ago in Writers
History of Halloween
Halloween is among the most established customs on the planet as it addresses a fundamental component of the human condition: the connection between the living and the dead. The recognition developed from old customs denoting the progress from summer to winter, consequently connecting it with change, which is as yet a focal subject of the occasion.
By Hasnat Hijazi2 years ago in Writers
Vocal Needs Auto Save For Articles
Dear Creator Justin, As a vocal creator, I get side tracked while writing for a long time sometime. I know us content creators do get annoyed when we write an article at 500 words and lose track of our side track. Since Vocal has no auto save our writing is lost all the hard work we do is lost. It's really annoying that we can't save our work with autosave.
By Emily Curry (Rising Phoenix)2 years ago in Writers
Five Nights at Freddy's
"Five Nights at Freddy's," in the world of horror games, is a notorious name known for its anxiety-evoking and startling elements. The talented Scott Cawthon developed this series, thrilling gamers with unnerving lore and chilling animatronic creatures. It's now taking the plunge from game to movie. "Five Nights at Freddy's: The Movie" isn't simply another game-turned-film; it's a cinematic event that keeps viewers nervously excited.
By Velrisa Ann2 years ago in Writers
Apple Watch
The Ultra 2 and Series 9 watches from Apple now support double tap gestures. Double-tap gesturing is now available on the Series 9 and Ultra 2 watches thanks to Apple's WatchOS 10.1 update.
By Nowshin Hasan2 years ago in Writers
Thought Dumping?
So. I have a weird thing that's happened. Today, I was re-reading some articles I've written in the last couple days, and some comments (actually only one in particular that I wrote today) and I have realized, that I have typed things I don't recall consciously thinking.
By Hope Martin2 years ago in Writers
Paul Stewart's "Unnerve, Unsettle, And Scare Me" Challenge
I've been wanting to run my own little unofficial challenge for a long time now, following in the footsteps of so many of you that have run your own. Now, I've finally put together something that I believe will be a lot of fun.
By Paul Stewart2 years ago in Writers