Submitted by chrisgaynor on Fri, 02/15/2013 - 10:20
Hey there, I love the Dark Knight Trilogy. I’m sure, if you have seen them, you like them too. If you haven’t, then let me fill you in on them a little. In the Dark Knight Trilogy, Bruce Wayne (Christian Bale) suffered a lot from what you and I and many others do in life. What's that?
Submitted by chrisgaynor on Wed, 02/06/2013 - 09:12
Valentine’s Day looms again, and it’s that time of year where lonely singles drown their sorrows either craving hardcore romance, or are desperate to rekindle an old flame. If you were once happy in a relationship that failed, but are pining for that lost romance and passion with him or her, then now’s a good a time as any to consider to get back together with your ex boyfriend or girlfriend. Maybe your ex boyfriend or girlfriend is yearning for the same thing?
Submitted by chrisgaynor on Tue, 02/05/2013 - 10:08
Want to know how to avoid writers block? Every writer suffers the occasional writers block and wakes up one day thinking, just what can I write today? Sometimes writers tend to think too hard about what to write instead of just getting down and writing something. Let me give you an example. HOW TO AVOID WRITERS BLOCK TIP 1: JUST WRITE! Last weekend, I was researching keywords for articles, and I had chosen my keyword but wasn't sure whether I had enough to write an article on that keyword.
Submitted by chrisgaynor on Fri, 02/01/2013 - 10:20
In the era of technological advancement, where mobile devices outweigh PCs 4:1, it is important that your business keeps up to speed with the latest marketing tools – this is a major reason already why video marketing is important for you in 2013 and beyond. If you are a local business, and haven't yet implemented a key video marketing campaign, then now's the time to stop procrastinating and start. Video marketing is not difficult to do, and can really skyrocket your business if done properly. So why is video marketing so important if you run a local business?
Submitted by chrisgaynor on Wed, 01/16/2013 - 11:14
Can you land a hot date and play hard to get with women? In the mainstream dating game, dating coaches and pick up artists are always sending out mixed messages to guys on whether playing hard to get with a girl is the right way to attract her. Ask a woman in public, and she will probably say that she doesn’t like a man playing hard to get.
Submitted by chrisgaynor on Tue, 01/15/2013 - 15:11
Whether you are in the journalism business of gathering news, or the article marketing business of writing how to's, or, in the copywriting business of trying to sell products or services, they all have one thing in common. They are trying to persuade you to take action with something. There is one key reason why so many writers, copywriters, journalists fail to get their articles read, and that is because of this. They fail to write a catchy title that the reader will click on to read. Also, they fail to optimise their post for SEO.
Submitted by chrisgaynor on Fri, 06/22/2012 - 09:19
At the moment, GCSE’s are in a mess. Why? Simple: Because the teenage exam system has now become a one size fits all system, where, even employers are struggling to pick the right candidates because teenagers all leave school with more or less the same grades. A’s or A* have become the norm.
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Heidi Kingstone has spent time in Afghanistan reporting for a number of publications. Her work has appeared in the Financial Times, The Spectator, The Sunday Times and other international journals. She has also reported from places like Iraq, Rwanda, Lebanon, Sudan, Democratic Republic of Congo, and Kenya. Heidi is The-Latest's Editor at large.
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Karen Hatter is The-Latest's America correspondent. A community activist and retired United States government employee, she has gained first-hand knowledge and experience of the concerns and challenges faced by Americans. She writes about a variety of social issues, providing depth, texture and an alternative, progressive perspective on current affairs. Karen has been a contributor to this site since 2008. 
Tola Ositelu has been a freelance writer and blogger for almost a decade. She’s interested in arts, culture and social commentary. Currently based at the EU in Brussels, she studied law and has a masters in sociocultural linguistics. Tola is a lifelong learner as well as a music, literature and travel enthusiast. She describes herself as a novice political activist.
Simone Mendez is a creative writing graduate currently living in Birmingham. She is a book lover and equally enjoys reading and writing poetry. Simone also gains a lot of satisfaction from writing about culture and current affairs. She hopes to produce her own plays in the future.
Donnacha DeLong is an online journalist and freelance writer. He has been a senior site editor of Amnesty International’s global website amnesty.org and played a key role in developing the organisation's use of social media for campaigning and reporting purposes. Donnacha is a past President of the National Union of Journalists and is a current member of the union’s National Executive Committee. 
Richard Lance Keeble, Professor of Journalism at Lincoln University and Visiting Professor at Liverpool Hope University, has written or edited 36 books. In 2011, he gained a National Teaching Fellowship, the highest award for UK teachers, and in 2014 was given a Lifetime Achievement Award by the Association for Journalism Education. Richard jointly edits Ethical Space: The International Journal of Communication Ethics and writes on a range of subjects including war/peace, journalism and George Orwell.
Lara Platman is a journalist and photographer with a passion for all things eccentric, fast and theatrical. This includes dance, motor cars, country life and polo. Her work has featured in a variety of top publications. She is a regular columnist for The-Latest and has her own site photofeature.co.uk that showcases her creative output.
Thomas L. Blair is a sociologist and political blogger on the Chronicleworld 'for creative renewal in Black Britain and Afro-Europe'. His work is honoured in the British Library's archive of "social, historic and culturally significant web-based material from the UK domain". He won top prize in the blogging competition on The-Latest.
Sumantra Maitra is a freelance journalist from Mumbai, India. He is a correspondent for All Sports magazine, and a foreign affairs blogger for the Washington Examiner. He has written articles for news website Merinews.com and other regional publications. Sumantra runs a blog at DailyWorldWatch.wordpress.com. He provided exclusive eyewitness reports for The-Latest on the Mumbai bombings of 2008.
Brian Usher is photography consultant for The-Latest.Com. He is a highly experienced editorial and commercial photographer whose work has been published throughout the world, appearing in many well known magazines and newspapers. Brian has featured in several books and has been a writer for the Royal Photographic Society magazine.
Heidi Kingstone has spent time in Afghanistan reporting for a number of publications. Her work has appeared in the Financial Times, The Spectator, The Sunday Times and other international journals. She has also reported from places like Iraq, Rwanda, Lebanon, Sudan, Democratic Republic of Congo, and Kenya. Heidi is The-Latest's Editor at large.
Deborah Hobson is a freelance writer and Deputy Editor of The-Latest.Com. She specialises in human interest, celebrity and lifestyle features. Deborah has written scoops for The-Latest, using the Freedom of Information Act to uncover official secrets the public have a right to know about. She looks after contributors and if you would like to become one contact her: contribsed@the-latest.com
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