Saturday, October 15, 2011
False Knowledge
How can one have false knowledge? Either one has knowledge or one doesn't. Knowing, by definition, is to be aware of truth. To "know falsely" is to not know, therefore, people may think they "know" when, in fact, they do not. False "knowing" is a lie. It is not knowing, just like there is never a light made out of darkness. If false light is darkness, how can it be light?
NANOWRIMO!!!
NaNoWriMo is about to strike again! 30 days (and nights) of writing furiously! 50,000 words in 30 days. It doesn't have to be good. Save editing for later.
www.nanowrimo.org
Some basic rules:
There is also the Young Writers Program for people under 18. If I recall correctly, this program allows the writer to choose how many words their goal is going to be. A link to YWP is below.
Rules and Regulations Forum
Newbies Forum
Rules and Regulations This is NOT a forum
Young Writers Program
www.nanowrimo.org
Some basic rules:
- Write - don't go back and edit anything because every word goes toward your word count.
- Can't do one word 50,000 times.
- OpenOffice's word count is different than NaNoWriMo's official counter. I don't feel safe until my OO says 52,000 words.
- It should be fiction.
There is also the Young Writers Program for people under 18. If I recall correctly, this program allows the writer to choose how many words their goal is going to be. A link to YWP is below.
Rules and Regulations Forum
Newbies Forum
Rules and Regulations This is NOT a forum
Young Writers Program
Friday, October 14, 2011
Story Lite
I've been putting my notes for "L'Jn - the Novel" on Story Lite. It's a pretty cool program. Most word processing programs show you the main page. This one has a main page, plus several small ones. It looks like a desk top with cards scattered around on it. You can make the cards bigger or smaller. You can write as much as you want: a scroll bar appears if you write more than you can see. You can add more cards or take them away.
I'm sure it can be used for more than just writing stories. I use it only for notes for this project. It's great for notes.
I told Geoff (who, as I understand it, developed the program) that I would put a link to his page. You can download Story Lite there (upper right hand corner) and you can join his forum.
The forum has these forums/sub-forums:
Your use of Story Lite software:
Fiction
Business and Professional
Education and Students
Hobby, Game, Sport, and Pastime
suggestions for new features:
General software features
New ideas and concepts
General discussion of Story software and website:
Compare or use with other software
Help and Support:
Get stuck or want workaround
The forum looks like it's pretty new, so let's go look at it. It's free to join. Right here.
I'm sure it can be used for more than just writing stories. I use it only for notes for this project. It's great for notes.
I told Geoff (who, as I understand it, developed the program) that I would put a link to his page. You can download Story Lite there (upper right hand corner) and you can join his forum.
The forum has these forums/sub-forums:
Your use of Story Lite software:
Fiction
Business and Professional
Education and Students
Hobby, Game, Sport, and Pastime
suggestions for new features:
General software features
New ideas and concepts
General discussion of Story software and website:
Compare or use with other software
Help and Support:
Get stuck or want workaround
The forum looks like it's pretty new, so let's go look at it. It's free to join. Right here.
Saturday, October 8, 2011
Apart and A part
Have you ever noticed that "apart" means "separated from" even though the word is together?
And have you noticed that "a part" means "together, or part of the whole" even though the word is separated?
Did you notice that inflammable and flammable mean the exact same thing (something that can be set on fire)?
And have you noticed that "a part" means "together, or part of the whole" even though the word is separated?
Did you notice that inflammable and flammable mean the exact same thing (something that can be set on fire)?
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