New Website and New Forum

I just developed a new website called the New Linux User Companion.

As the title suggests, it is a companion site to my website: The New Linux User.net

On the New Linux User Companion, I have a forum for guests to be able to publish useful information to help newbs. Check it out, make a post, help a newb!

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Writer's Block and a Deadline

Everyone has something they are good at; I'm a writer. I have been hired as a freelance writer on multiple occasions, to the benefit of both parties. I have written many different types of custom writing for various clients, depending on their needs and my knowledge of the subject they need written about. Sometimes, though, after a long while of not doing much on the writing front, my skills can get somewhat rusty. Enter every writers nightmare: writer's block. Sometimes inspiration can be difficult to come by so it's necessary to have several sources at hand to give a boost when needed. If ever I get stuck on a particularly technical piece or with a subject I know little about, I can always get a professional to write my essay . I can always turn to writers with advanced postgraduate degrees and professional business experience to help me get a paper that I can use as a source for my work. It's nice to know that I don't have to worry abo...

a must see for book lovers!!!

This is very cool because it works like NetFlix does for movies. You can rent books in the same way!!! Blogged with the Flock Browser

Yandex Web Browser

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