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Shouldn't Yahoo bring back its old style message board for upcoming election?
It's the perfect discussion forum. It's usefulness far outweighed the antics of the occasional troll.
ET is a shameless animal. He's a dog that makes one detest!
no. the old yahoo message board was shut down during every Republican event. the lib censors were so blatant that it was embarrassing.
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Rediform Memo Style Phone Message Book $5.99 0% 1 Each 11" Length x 5.75" Width 2 Part 400 Sheet (4 Form Per Sheet) 50076 Memo-style Phone Message Book features a basic format with blue printing, carbonless duplicates and four messages per page. Preprinted prompts include message recipient, date, time, caller, caller's information (company, phone, cell, fax and e-mail), and message-taker's signature. Other prompts at the bottom let you indicate what kind of message (Phoned, Call Back, Returned Call, Wants to See You, Will Call Again, Was In and Urgent) by checking a box next to the prompt. Message book is spiralbound. Canary Carbonless Memo Style Phone Message Book Message Book No Rediform Rediform, Inc Single SideBlue Ink Spiral Bound Stop Card White www.rediform.com |
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The Message (MP3) $20.97 An audio Bible that penetrates our hearts and minds, transforming us day by day into the person God desires us to be. Written in the same kind of language you use to talk with friends, write letters, and discuss politics, The Message preserves the authentic, earthy flavor and expressive character of the Bible. For more than 6 million readers, Eugene Peterson’s unique style has opened up new understanding and insight into God’s Word. • Written in clear, direct language that brings the Bible to life • Covers all 66 books of the Bible • Introductions for every book of the Bible • A paraphrase from the original Hebrew and Greek languages |
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Rouse Message To Love Necklace $64.4 The Rouse Message To Love Necklace is sending a message of hot style. An intricate, lace looking cross hangs from a long leather rope to create a piece perfect for what seems like every day! |
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Double Message Pendant Bracelet $239 Style meets substance with this double message pendant bracelet. One rounded pendant reads, It is only with the heart that one can see rightly and the other will remind you that, What is essential is invisible to the eye. The sterling silver pendants decorate each side of the linked chain. |
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Silvertone Inspirational Message Bracelet $39.48 Remember your important motivations in life with this unique inspirational message bracelet. With a highly polished silvertone finish, this bracelet features engraved motivational words like 'Family, Joy, Hope'.Metal: BrassStyle: LinkFinish: High polishChain: LinkClasp: ToggleMetal weight: 23 gramsBracelet Dimensions: 10 mm wide x 7.5 inches longAll weights and measurements are approximate and may vary slightly from the listed information. See Treatment Guide for further information. |
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On the Matter of Style
In the business world, style has a variety of meanings — style manuals, personal writing style, standard and informal writing styles. Unless you are responsible for editorial practices within your organization, you can forget about style manuals. But what about personal writing style, and what's the difference between formal, standard, and informal English?
Personal Style
Two people, John and Mary, have been asked to give their opinions on whether a certain product was worth the price. John says, "We could have bought three new fax machines for what we paid for this. " Mary says, "1 can not honestly say that the product was worth the expense." They are sending the same message, but their personal styles differ. Like you and me, they respond to situations at home and in the office in ways that reveal a variety of influences and characteristics: parental teachings, education, environment, and even mood of the moment. Regardless of the stimulus, their responses are unique and highly personal.
Formal Writing
Formal writing is generally confined to legal contracts, insurance policies, wills, and diplomatic documents, etc. Letters, memos, reports and the like are considered more formal than not, but they do not have to be written in the same language as a proclamation or State Department document. Unfortunately, most of them are.
Standard English
The bulk of everyday business writing would still be appropriate — and far more efficient — if it were written in standard English, loosely defined as the language of educated people. The tone may be formal, but the language itself need not be. In some corporations, attorneys and contract administrators must conform to grammar and terminology based on legal precedent. Fortunately, the rest of us are not bound by such precedent.
Informal English
There is also an informal style, the kind of conversational writing that goes back and forth between people who work together, or between people who would be uncomfortable trying to maintain an air of formality. Your goal, after you have analyzed your purpose, audience, and message, is to decide which is appropriate in your circumstance. In most cases, your choice will depend on your working relationship with your readers. Let's bring John and Mary back on stage.
In the following example, John is writing to co- workers. He therefore chooses an informal style, recreating the way he would talk to them:
The regional auditors will be here next week, on the 5th. Let' s get the place cleaned up and go over the deficiencies one more time. We have to better the score we got last time.
He uses contractions (Let' s) and conversational phrases: cleaned up, go over, and better the score. Mary, the auditor in this scenario, tours John's department, goes away, and sends an email to John and his boss. She has a formal relationship with John, his company, and his department. She therefore chooses a conservative style.
Speaking for the District VI Office of Administrative Policies and Procedures, I am pleased to say that our July 10 inspection of your facility resulted in an overal efficiency rating of 98 percent, five percentage points above the rating you received January 22, 1991. Four recommendations, detailed in Appendix A, describe the…
Mary's choice, standard English, is appropriate for the bulk of everyday letters, memos, emails, and reports. Fortunately, she has NOT been taught that everything she writes should look like this:
It has been determined by the District VI Office of Administrative Policies and Procedures that an official review on July 10 of the subject facility has resulted in an overall efficiency rating of 98 percent. This rating has been established by the district administrator to be a total of five (5) percentage points in excess of the rating received by the subject facility on January 22, 1991. Appendix A delineates appropriate corrective action as determined by…
There are still pockets of resistance to Mary's first version, the one in standard English. Habit, herd instinct, pretentious attitudes, misunderstanding – they all could be culprits in the continuous flow of difficult reading that crosses our desks every day. Some say vanity is to blame, causing writers to purposely choose lofty language because they want to be seen as lofty individuals.
Others suggest that some writers resort to smoke-screen language because any attempt at clarity would surely reveal a lack of knowledge. Most readers see through such camouflage, and invariably fault the writer. Whatever style you choose, your goal is always the same — clarity.
Any intelligent fool can make things bigger, more complex,
and more violent. It takes a touch of genius – and a lot of
courage – to move in the opposite direction.
Albert Einstein
About the Author
Biography
A University of Miami journalism graduate, Lee Woods has been a reporter in Europe, a senior corporate staff writer, a marketing communications manager, an in-house advertising manager, a proposal writer/editor, a workshop leader, and a freelance copywriter for 25 years. Under contract to a variety of public and private organizations, corporations, local government agencies, advertising agencies and university training centers, he has planned, created, written and produced the gamut of both internal and external communications, including Web site content, magazine articles, newsletters, print ads, brochures, trade show presentations and display copy, product bulletins, slogans, news releases, proposals, and executive summaries for both domestic and international readers.
His 24 articles and essays have appeared in SAIL magazine, Caribbean Travel and Life, Defense and Foreign Affairs, Cruising World, Caribbean Sports & Travel, Military Technology, Vertiflite, Brevard Business News, Signal Magazine, the Miami Herald, Journal of the Society for Technical Communication, and the Journal of the American Sailing Association. He has also written three business communications guidelines: Writing Skill is a Business Skill; The 8-Hour Executive Summary (a workshop text), and a proposal development guide for the Raytheon Company.
He has created and conducted a variety of business writing workshops for the Raytheon Company, Harris Corporation, Brevard Community College, the University of Central Florida Career Development Center, and the Small Business Administration. His business writing workshop at the Harris Corporation lasted for ten years.
