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To Self-Publish Or Not To Self-publlish

October 15, 2019
by Caroline Miller
digital publishing, e-books, help for self-published writers, Jennifer Alserver, self-publishing, small presses, The Kindle Effect
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All I wanted to do in my retirement years was write.  I presumed the easiest way to do that was to find a publisher and let the company go through the mechanics of getting my books into print.  So far that decision has proved unsatisfactory. I won’t go into details, but gi
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No Fanfare For The Common Man

April 06, 2017
by Caroline Miller
automation and jobs, Bill Gates, Is This Robot A Friend -- Or A Foe?, Jennifer Alserver, Larry Summers, needs of a new workforce, robots become afforadable, Unions and the growth of automation, wealth distribution with automation, Yanis Varofakis
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Like Paul Revere,  I and others have spent time shouting, “The robots are coming.  The robots are coming.” I’m unsure what to do about it, but as writer  Jennifer Alserver notes, these machines are becoming smarter, more people sensitive and more versatile.   (“Is This Ro
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Fasting And Other Foolish Ways To Keep The Brain Productive

August 04, 2016
by Caroline Miller
(Very) Hungry For Success, fasting, Geoffery Wo, Great Moments in Productivity, heightened awareness, Jennifer Alserver, Keytones
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Because fasting seems to improve health in mice and rats, some folks have decided to spend their days in similar fashion, existing on sips of air. Fasting, as writer Jennifer Alsever explains, deprives the body of glucose and forces it to steal ketones from the liver.  Ketones are a
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