Examples Of Persuasive Letters To Mr. Felderman, I am Madison Zaring a sophomore as West Delaware high school, and am also the president of student council. I'm emailing you about this year's Red Cross Blood Drive. We will need the Seedorf gym for at least 5 hours during the school day and was wondering what day would work best with you. The Red Cross says for them that the best month to do this in would be April, so if you can, have it be sometime in April. Thank you for reading my email, and if possible I need to know by January 30th what date would work best. Thank you, Madison Zaring ...Get more content on HelpWriting.Net...
Mariama Bâ’s So Long a Letter Essay Mariama Bâ's So Long a Letter When a person hears words like feminist or feminism, notions of what it means to be feminine, or consequently unfeminine, begin to dimly form in our mind's eye. Although we cannot definitively answer the question of what is feminine, we are able to recognize it when we see it or its absence. This conception, however, is arbitrary at best. What is it about an evening gown that seems to define and dress the feminine aura while a woman spitting would be denounced as inherently unfeminine? There is no question that Mariama Bâ's novel, So Long a Letter, is undoubtedly a work of feminist literature. Although we are able to easily make this identification, it is much more difficult for us to define and...show more content... (Grosz 3) The social and not biological origin of these gender roles within a society imply that these rules can be changed, altered, or disregarded completely, allowing for social change and mobility. Ramatoulaye echoes Grosz's message in her conversation with Daouda in which she seeks to de– objectify women, and stresses the importance of women within a society: Women should no longer be decorative accessories, objects to be moved about, companions to be flattered or calmed with promises. Women are the nation's primary, fundamental root, from which all else grows and blossoms. (Bâ 61–62) Although Ramatoulaye identifies and celebrates the importance of women as their own separate group, it would that she does without having to subordinate women to men. Using the ability to create life, she acknowledges the inherent difference between men and women without creating a hierarchy between them. This deconstruction of the male–female hierarchy is crucial in moving away from the patriarch dominated world into one of equality: For patriarchs, difference is understood in terms of inequality, distinction, or opposition, a sexual difference modeled on negative, binary, or oppositional structures within which only one of the two terms has any autonomy; the other is defined only ...Get more content on HelpWriting.Net...
Persuasive Letter To Parents Dear Professor Woldman, I hope you're doing well. Thank you so much for nominating me to win an Excellence in Learning Award. I really appreciate it and it means a lot to me. I was wondering if you would be able to email me the video you recorded for the ceremony, my parents would really like to see it. Also, could you please tell me again what I need to do for the end of the journal? Thank you again, Michaella Flynn ...Get more content on HelpWriting.Net...
Letter Identification Essay Letter Identification will incorporate teaching children's names, characteristics and construction of the alphabets. The objective of teaching Letter Identification is to confirm that children are able to distinguish names and sounds of the alphabet letters. These are three activities to enhance children's learning experiences with recognizing alphabet letters. The letter Identification change project will compare three children in two different classrooms. An informal Letter Recognition Assessment was conducted in six Head Start children between three to four years of age to examine the recognition of the letters of the alphabet. The Data that is collected and used is Child Observation Record and Anecdotal notes. Children will actively engage ...Get more content on HelpWriting.Net...
The Scarlet Letter Essay The Scarlet Letter Introduction The Scarlet Letter is a classic tale of sin, punishment, and revenge. It was written in 1850 by the famous American author Nathaniel Hawthorne. It documents the lives of three tragic characters, each of whom suffer greatly because of his or her sins. Shot Plot The story begins with Hester Prynne, a resident of a small Puritan community, being led from the town jailhouse to a public scaffold where she must stand for three hours as punishment for adultery. She must also wear a scarlet A on her dress for the rest of her life as part of her punishment. As she is led to the scaffold, many of the women in the crowd complain that...show more content... When Chillingworth asks Hester the identity of her lover, she refuses to answer. Because of this, Chillingworth makes her promise never to reveal that he is her husband. After Hester is released from prison, she goes to live in a small cottage at the edge of town. After a few years, people begin to notice that her daughter, Pearl, behaves very strangely, and they threaten to take her away from Hester. Hester takes Pearl to Governor Bellingham's mansion planning to plead for the right to keep her daughter. At the mansion she is met by the governor and his three guests, Reverend Wilson, Reverend Dimmesdale, and Roger Chillingworth. Reverend Dimmesdale convinces the governor to allow Hester to keep Pearl. Chillingworth, who has been living with Reverend Dimmesdale since his arrival in town, begins to suspect that Reverend Dimmesdale is the father of Pearl. One evening while Dimmesdale is sleeping, Chillingworth examines Dimmesdale's chest and finds something which confirms his suspicion. From this moment on, Chillingworth devotes himself to seeking revenge. One night, Dimmesdale is so tormented by his conscience that he goes and stands on the scaffold that Hester had stood on seven years earlier. As he is standing there, he sees Hester and Pearl walk by and he calls them onto the scaffold with him. After he acknowledges his guilt to them, a giant red A ...Get more content on HelpWriting.Net...
Reflective Letter Sample I'm writing this letter to tell you about my learning outcomes and experiences in your class. Let me start off by saying that 2017 has been the worst year of my life. Nothing went the way I wanted it to. I experienced so many different things and had been in so many wild situations. I had started losing sight of who I was as a young man which scared me. Until, your English 101 class. This class is one of the highlights of this whole year. I have learned so many things about myself in this class and it changed my overall perspective of life. I am a better me in all aspects especially mentally. Plus, I have developed my writing skills and became a better writer overall. I have changed so much as a writer throughout this quarter in your class. For example, coming into your class my conclusion was horrible and I knew it was because teachers told me this in the past, but never really told me how to fix it. Until you finally told me when writing your conclusion ask yourself "So What". This helped me so much and it shows on assignments like the Autoethnography. Like you always say, "If you know better, you do better". The biggest reason my writing skills have improved is because of the amount of writing we do in your class. I have written more papers in this class in one quarter than I have written in 4 quarters in my Honors English class last year. Crazy right? The fact of the matter is that practice makes perfect. The more I practice something the more flaws I will catch and ...Get more content on HelpWriting.Net...
"The Scarlet Letter" One main theme present in the work "The Scarlet Lette" is that of sin and guilt. Nathaniel Hawthorne attempts to show how guilt can be a form of everlasting punishment. The book represents sin and guilt through symbolism and character development. In his novel, "The Scarlet Letter", Nathaniel Hawthorne explains how the punishment of guilt causes the most suffering among those affected. As with any piece, symbolism plays an important role in representing the main ideas of a novel. The plot in "The Scarlet Letter" revolves around three significant events that describe the development of the story. As both starting point and ending point of the novel, the scaffold scenes hold symbolic meaning. The first scaffold scene introduces the reader...show more content... As the book opens, Hester is brought forth from the jail and walked to the scaffold. For the first time being seen in public named an adulterer, Hester shies from the public as they mock her. However, "She never battled with the public, but submitted uncomplainingly to its worst usage; she made no claim upon it, in requital for what she suffered; she did not weight upon its sympathies." (Hawthorne 140). Soon, it did not matter what other people thought of Hester because of her sin. She chose not to live with the humiliation, but she did have to live with herself. Having to deal with her daughter Pearl day in and day out is a punishment in itself as well. Most people, including Hester, view Peal as a demon child. However, Hester hesitates to punish Pearl for being so. She feels guilty as it is, placing a burden on Pearl's life, for Peal is branded as the child of an adulterer, all of this resulting from Hester's 'passionate sin'. (Guilt as Reparation for Sin, paragraph 14). The minister Dimmesdale is greatly affected by the weight of guilt he carries with him everyday of his proceeding life. Since his sin is unknown to society, there is not a public crowd to look down upon him, but one Roger Chillingworth who lives just to torture Dimmesdale. He wishes and prays most often that the public know of his wrong, rather than hold it secret, as it would be less painful. "Happy are you, ...Get more content on HelpWriting.Net...
Business Correspondence Lesson 14 Business Correspondence In our day to–day life we exchange our ideas, thoughts and other information with our friends, relatives and other people. Sometimes we directly talk to them and sometimes we also write letters to them. In letters we express our feelings in a few words, we may ask for any information or we may write about a complaint in connection with our problems. Similarly businessmen also exchange ideas, information by writing letters. They communicate business information to customers, suppliers and others and at the same time receive a variety of letters from them. In this lesson let us know about different types of letters used in the process of business transactions. 14.1 Objectives After studying this lesson,...show more content... v) Help in expansion of business Business requires information regarding competing products, prevailing prices, promotion, market activities, etc. If the trader has to run from place to place to get information, he will end up doing nothing. It will simply result in loss of time. But through business letters, he can make all enquiries about the products and the markets. He can also receive orders from different countries and, thus enhance sales. 156 Business Correspondence Intext Questions 14.1 I. Fill in the blanks with suitable words. i. ii. Business letters serve as a/an ............................. in case of dispute in business transactions. It is ..................... for the businessmen to remember all facts without correspondence. Business letters are written to .................... information. Business letter is the most .................... mode of communication. iii. Business letters build ................... for a businessman. iv. v. II.
Given below are certain statements. Write 'T' against true statements and 'F' against false statements. i. ii. Letter is a form of written communication. Through business letter personal contact can be maintained between buyer and seller. Letter is a convenient and economic mode of communication. Business letters do not help in removing misunderstanding between buyer and seller. iii. Business letters lead to decline the goodwill of the firm. iv. v. 14.4 Essential Qualities of a Good Business Letter A letter ...Get more content on HelpWriting.Net...
Letter Essay Brian Schwartz jbs321@nyu.edu N.Y.U. Poly Expository Writing Program Dibner 110 Office hours by appointment Writing the Essay Fall 2012 Writing the Essay is a workshop–style writing class, a forum for students to develop complex ideas, think about the characteristics of effective and compelling writing, and engage in a conversation about the essay form. The goal of the course is for you to improve as a writer, reader, and critical and creative thinker, and for you to write essays that are finished products of high quality. An essay must turn a question into a quest, to borrow the words of the writer John Fowles. A truly engaging essay shows the movement of the writer's thinking–every new piece of evidence becomes an...show more content... In order to receive a grade for each final essay, you must complete the writing assignments that lead up to the essay. In other words, assigned writing exercises are a prerequisite to writing each final essay. Grades: A work gives the reader a positive impression of excellence in all listed standards. B work gives the reader a positive impression of general superiority in all listed standards. C work is average in each standard. D or F work is seriously deficient in one or more of the listed standards. Final Grade: Essay 1: 30% Essay 2: 30% Essay 3: 30% Class participation/portfolio: 10% Due Dates and Late Papers: Late papers will lose half a letter grade per class until they're turned in (more than two weeks late will result in an F). At the end of each progression, please put all
exercises and drafts in a folder with your final essay on top, and turn the whole thing in portfolio– style. Attendance and Participation: Preparation, attendance, and speaking during discussions are all important parts of the class. Much of the learning in writing courses occurs through active discussion and in–class writing rather than through lectures. Therefore, to do well, you'll need to show up literally and figuratively. More than two un–excused absences will most likely lower your final grade; more than four absences will put you at a severe disadvantage in the course, because the work ...Get more content on HelpWriting.Net...
Theme Of So Long A Letter Mariama Ba's So Long a Letter is considered to be a widely read novel because of its cluster of themes and universal truths which is packed together in the form of a novella. It has gained a worldwide recognition because it focuses on the plight of women. Ba talks about the various forms of oppression that women go through in order to survive their predicament. The issue of women's oppression and empowerment has been one major theme in African literature in the last few decades. Women suffer in this way as a result of various factors, some of which may be related to traditional beliefs and practices in their societies. This is often interconnected with forms of race, caste and economic oppression. So Long a Letter exemplifies an outburst of...show more content... I had prepared myself for equal sharing, according to the precepts of Islam concerning polygamic life. I was left with empty hands. ... I lived in a vacuum. And Modou avoided me. Attempts by friends and family to bring him back to the fold proved futile... He never came back again; his new found happiness gradually swallowed up his memory of us. He forgot about us. SLL: 46 Throughout her suffering, she survived. She took up all her household duties like buying food stuffs, paying electricity and water bills, replacing locks and latches of broken doors as well as looking for a plumber to check the blocked sink all by herself. She overcame her shyness by going alone to cinemas. She refreshes herself by watching movies packed with messages, sentiments, comedies and thrillers. Moreover she even feels grateful to Modou for having cut off all the contact without disturbing her by wallowing in indecision. She says: I survived. The more I thought about it, the more grateful I became to Modou for having cut off all contact. I had the solution my children wanted – the break without having taken the initiative. ... What do other husbands do? They wallow in indecision; they force themselves to be present where neither their feelings nor their interests continue to reside. SLL: ...Get more content on HelpWriting.Net...
Formal Letter FORMAL LETTER INTRODUCTION Dear Lindsay and Michael, I am writing you this letter to give you some friendly advice about interpersonal communication within your relationship with each other. I hope that these helpful tips help you both to make your communication thrive in your newly found engagement. There are many things that I would like to touch base on with you both; as I wish someone would have informed my fiancé and me when we decided to spend our lives together as well. An article I read states, when couples come together in marriage, they are faced initially with series of problems and differences that challenge their stability. This requires that on both sides, compromises, agreements and endurances must be met in...show more content... Three hypotheses were tested using chi–square at 0.05 level of significance. Findings revealed that emotion management has significant effect on marital adjustment of couples. Emotional sensitivity skills were found to have significant effects on marital adjustment of couples. Social relationship skills had significant effect on marital adjustment of couples. Based on the findings, it was recommended that in both premarital and marital counselling, couples should be introduced to the competencies of Emotional intelligence. Through conjoint marital therapy, couples should be taught interpersonal relationship (communication) skills. Couples should be helped to develop emotion management skills. Couples should be taught emotional sensitivity skills. Ortese, P.T., & Tor– Anyiin, S. (2008). UNDERSTANDING HOW PERCEPTIONS, EMOTIONS, AND NONVERBAL EXPRESSIONS AFFECT INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS "Pay attention to the "unspoken" part of listening –– body language, tone of voice, and use of words. Both the listener and the speaker convey so much by the way that they hold their bodies." Kang, S. (2012, Sep 13). Words do not always have to be said to express feelings. Actions show an immense amount of communication; as the old saying goes, "Actions speak louder than words". For example, if you, Michael, think that Lindsay is being distant with you all of a sudden, you try to talk to her to ...Get more content on HelpWriting.Net...
Letter of Interest for Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Dear Ladies of the Gamma Theta Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated: I am seeking membership into Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated because I want to grow and contribute my time and talent to an illustrious, originating organization. I aspire to be a part of a sisterhood where I can express myself, and have my skills nourished by prospering African – American women. This summer I was involved in a traumatic car accident and survived, tragically two of my dearest friends did not. On the car third spin I squeezed my eyes shut, and braced myself for a collision. Suddenly, the car jolted forward and flipped. At that very moment I realized that I am here for a greater purpose, and vowed to take the necessary steps to fulfill that purpose. God is not finished with me yet, and I do not want to sit on my Lord. Alpha Kappa Alpha, Sorority, Incorporated purpose is to be of service to all mankind dealing with critical issues in communities domestically and internationally. What I have grown to understand an envision a woman of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated to be, I accredit largely to the ladies of the Gamma Theta chapter. This has the result of attending many of the chapter's events during my time at Hampton thus far. One of my favorite events was a screening of a documentary Girls Rising. I learned to appreciate every opportunity to learn and gain knowledge because in some parts of the world girls are restricted from receiving an education. A ...Get more content on HelpWriting.Net...
Rhetorical Analysis of "A Letter to My Son" by Tu–Nehisi Coates Racial injustice and Black oppression is a topic seen in every newspaper and on every news station today. A topic considered taboo in most social situations, is taken on by Tu–Nehisi Coates in "A Letter to My Son". Coates creates an environment of familiarity, acceptance and relatability for the reader by using powerful words choice and language that invokes emotions. Vulnerability and anger from his experience incorporate a personal view and stake in the heated topic which is enhanced by a letter which eases tension on a heated topic. The language that Coates uses engulfs the reader into his thoughts by using vivid descriptions and actions. As he reveals his thoughts and concerns for his son, we are placed in the mist of his fear and experiences. Although he is able to paint his world for us, he also allows us to contemplate and interpret some of the meanings behind his words. Much as if we, ourselves were developing the thoughts and ideas behind his points of view. In this sense, he is telling the reader what to think while allowing them to process the information he has presented. Even though his ideas are drawn from personal experience and may have no factual backing, the mere contemplation of its correlation or being given some truth to the statement. Additionally, a tone is set throughout the article, his language not only captures the mind but emotions. His descriptive language intensifies when he ...Get more content on HelpWriting.Net...
Comparing Email Vs. Traditional Letters When compared on format, time and cost it is proven that emailing is more efficient than traditional letters. In today's generation it is very rare for people to write traditional letters to each other. This generation is becoming known for its quick and a technology based world. Emailing is quick and simple and always at the tip of the fingers. Unlike emailing, traditional letters take time. Emails are more commonly used than letters. This is because emails can be sent and received within minutes. It is a much faster form of communication than a letter. In addition to the speed, an email can be sent/received, emails can also be saved onto flash drives or directly on the computer. Furthermore, with the new technology out today, many...show more content... If someone is to write a more formal email you would start off by addressing the person by their name and then get into the body of the email by replying to the purpose of the message. Most emails are sent just for a quick reply. Often times businesses use emails to communicate to other businesses, especially when dealing with transactions. Having a record of when you talked to a person (email timestamps) is a definitive way to make sure people hold up to their end of the deal. Businesses may also use emails to share important documents with one another, you are able to attach a file and then you can share any document you need to. Communication through email is also able to cut down people's eco footprint. Using the internet to share thoughts, documents, or have conversations cuts down the need for trees to be cut down. When using an email, the only thing you need is the person's email address. Emails are not as trustworthy as traditional letters however. Traditional letters have a stronger trust behind them as most are hand delivered from door to door. Often times with the capability to have a tracking number. Also like email, Traditional letters have more of a formal format. Traditional letters usually start out with addressing the person in formal way such as "Dear ... ", "Greetings ... ", "Good Morning/Evening/Afternoon", and etc. A handwritten letter is seen as a more personal form of communication mainly because the ...Get more content on HelpWriting.Net...
The Lost Art of Letter-Writing Essay In the past week, how many texts, emails, or instant messages have you received? The majority of you would probably answer, "too many to count." In fact, I would have the same answer as well. Now, think about how many handwritten letters have you received? And by handwritten letters, I mean a letter complete with a stamp and envelope, sent via post office. None at all? That's not surprising, considering the great benefits of technological communication that cause people to make the switch from communicating through letter–writing. According to an annual survey conducted by the U.S. Postal Service, in 2010, a typical home received one personal letter every seven weeks. This is a drop from the results produced in 1987, when a typical home...show more content... Even though I knew my various colored pens would irk him, as they usually do, I stuck with my decision because it represents me, and so through my choices, give off an illusion to him as if I have never left his side and can still irk him from 785 miles away. The biggest difference between emails and written letters, is the method of writing the contents: computer fonts versus handwriting. Handwriting is unique to every individual, and so no two written letters look alike. This uniqueness is not apparent in emails, because computer fonts are used and so there is no originality. Not to mention, handwriting is personal; therefore when something handwritten is read, a small sense of closeness and intimacy ensues, as opposed to the "cold" and distant feeling computer fonts ensue. That's why most, if not all, love notes are handwritten, not typed; it's more romantic that way. Also when someone is writing a letter, most of the time, the lines of sentences aren't perfectly straight, whether there are lines provided or not. However, in a typed email, there are margins, spacing, and "invisible" lines to help restrict the formatting of the letter. In addition, handwriting gives another depth to the letter's content. For example, compare the phrase "I AM ...Get more content on HelpWriting.Net...
Sample Cover Letter Covering Letter James Downing Junior, 59 Manchester Crescent, Winchester 2001. Phone: 44(0) 121 132 7861, Fax: 44 (0) 121 132 8350, Email: jdowns@yahoo.co.uk 10 January 2013. Ms. Rosy Jones, Recruitment Manager, Development+, 15 South Street, Southampton. SO14 0YN Dear Ms. Jones, Re: Research Assistant, Southampton Hoteliers Association I am writing to express my interest in the Student Research Assistant position for Southampton Hoteliers Association. I apply for the job following a job posting listed on the association's website on January 1 this year. I am particularly interested in securing employment with the Division of Marketing at the association since my skills and abilities are well–suited to your internal and external customers. My strong business administration and organizational skills have enabled me to undertake various increasingly challenging roles throughout my school years as a business student. Though I have no work experience, I believe that when given the chance to work with the organization, I can help improve marketing initiatives as well as productivity. I am anxious to work for Southampton Hoteliers Association since I am very compassionate about leisure and hospitality services and in the future, I would like to obtain a career that will allow me to work closely with the community in assisting others with the resources they need. If given the chance to work with the organization, I know I will become more knowledgeable about ...Get more content on HelpWriting.Net...
Sample Cover Letter Sample RAFI HOSSAIN 2108 LAFAYETTE AVENUE BRONX, NY 10473 H: (347) 621–1049 | C: (347) 971–4617 | rafiahmedhossain@gmail.com Dear Evonik Industries hiring committee, I am writing to express my strong interest in the Evonik summer Intern position at Evonik Industries. I am currently a student at the City College of New York and intend to graduate in 2020 with a Bachelor's Degree in Chemical Engineering. I am very interested in joining your team and applying my creativity, communication skills, strong mathematics and science background, and social media skills to work with other professionals to create solutions for global issues. My interest in environmental issues and applied studies led me to pursue my Bachelor's Degree, which has given me the ...Get more content on HelpWriting.Net...
Cover Letter Essay RSC COVER LETTER TEMPLATE Some Points to Consider...  Put your name and contact info at the top of the letter. Make sure your name is in a font large enough to easily pick out.  Whenever possible, address the letter to a specific person by name and title. Even if responding to a job ad that states "no phone calls", consider calling to politely ask the name of the hiring authority. Unfortunately, you may not always be able to identify the name of a specific person. In which case, send the letter to the title of the recipient (i.e. Human Resources Manager, Recruiter, Marketing Manager, Accounts Payable Supervisor, Office Manager, etc). Do not use "To whom it may concern."  State...show more content...  You may want to be proactive and state a general time when you will call the employer to follow–up.  Try to sign the letter in blue ink since it implies the letter is original and may get more attention. Also appropriate ink color to use is black. Never use any other color on the cover letter.  Keep sentences short and to the point.  Keep the entire letter brief – no more than one page with three to five paragraphs. Make it quick and easy to read by using short paragraphs, bullet points, and sufficient white space.  Use the same paper stock for both your cover letter and resume. Basic Cover Letter Template Your Name Your Address & Phone Number
Date Recipient's Name, & Job Title Subject: Position or type of work you are applying for Dear Mr./Ms. ________________________________: First Paragraph: Start by trying to grab attention without being 'gimmicky'. Give the reason you are writing. Name the specific position or type of work for which you are applying. Sometimes it may be a good idea too to also mention how you learned of the opening. Second Paragraph (and Third Paragraph if needed): Explain why you are interested in working for this employer in particular then focus in on how you can help them by specifying how you are perfect for this position. Do not merely repeat the information on your resume – highlight ...Get more content on HelpWriting.Net...
The Last Letter Essay Why should one write a letter? Now that the Internet exists and in just a few clicks and a "Welcome, You've Got Mail", one could send instant messages, email, or web cam, and in less than 30 seconds one receives a response. A phone call could be made in the time it takes for the writer to get the paper to write the letter, and then brainstorm about what to write, and how to write the letter. One could have picked up a cell phone and dialed five telephone numbers and could have carried at least three efficient conversations. The major reasons for the decline of letter writing include, the decline in handwriting skills in American classrooms, increase access to the worldwide web and all its advancements, and the urge to talk and go has a...show more content... Keyboarding skills are learned earlier, printing paper replaces composition, and fewer trees are cut down as ink replaces pencil, when technology in the classroom increases. Internet technology has made life easier and quicker for today's society. The worldwide web can be considered a database of endless information and communication across the globe. Internet access allows one to instant message several friends and family members simultaneously rather than spend $.37 for each letters postage. One cannot only type conversation, but now one can send instant pictures. A chat room one of the biggest Internet phenomenons allows one to have an endless supply of cyberspace pals to short message over and over again. In one chat room session one can come in contact with over 250 people, and receive more than half of them as buddy–list pals by the end of a night. With a click of a few buttons a room of conversation can begin and continue until the early hours of the morning. When the communicator of the chat room drills down on the "X" icon to exit the room the conversation is gone, floating off with the other lost and forgotten conversations of the Internets frequencies. Email eliminates the cost of paper, stamps ...Get more content on HelpWriting.Net...
