January 13th, 2010
Category: Articles
Tags: Advertising, at, Avarice, brought, businesses, Case, Consumers, ESL, Essay, Established, Expense, False, Geos, Insatiable, profit, Technology, these have, web, Websites, Writing
In general, unfair competition refers to the economic injury that a business may sustain by reason of the deceptive business practices of others. This may consist in acts which confuse the public as to the origin of the product or in “unfair trade practices” which includes among others, false advertising, trade libel and false representation of products and services.
False advertising is clearly defined by the Lanham Act as “any advertising or promotion that misrepresents the nature, characteristics, qualities or geographic origin of goods, services or commercial activities.” There are three acts which constitute ‘false advertising’ namely, “a) failure to disclose,…
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January 12th, 2010
Category: Literacy Articles
Tags: at, brought, Curious, Literacy, Mother's, Story, Translate, Translation, web
SALOME and HERODIAS,
A CURIOUS MOTHER’S DAY STORY©
Reprinted with permission from The Perspicacious Woman OnLine©
April, 2003 issue, Volume 3:Number 2
Publisher, The Daisy Shop, women’s couture resale
http://www.daisyshop.com
Barbara Nell
First, a disclaimer:
This article requires information about John the Baptist, whose life and works and words are holy, divinely inspired, to Christians. The sources I’ve accessed are religious, historical, literary, exegetic, and anecdotal. In order to avoid disrespect for the sacredness of the words and concepts with which Christians hold The Gospels and with which Jews hold The Torah, I’ve renamed both ‘translated redactions.’ I also use the euphemism, monotheistic god, to…
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January 10th, 2010
Category: Articles
Tags: About, Abraham, at, brought, Clear, Concise, Lincoln, Teach, Writing
By Philip Yaffe
Abraham Lincoln, America’s iconic 16th President (1861-65), was never known as either a great writer or a great orator. Yet he penned one of the most highly praised and oft-quoted speeches in history. It was probably so good because it clearly expressed his controlled passion towards the monumental event he was talking about. Nevertheless, it is possible to dispassionately analyze it and draw some important lessons.
This great piece of oratory is known simply as The Gettysburg Address because it was delivered by President Lincoln in 1863 at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, to mark a pivotal victory in the American…
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January 8th, 2010
Category: Articles
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Importance of Reading, I mean the habit which is quite steadily growing in all civilized countries of using print to gain acquaintance with the great mass of human thought, experience, study and imagination.
This mass of what for the sake of brevity we group under the one word knowledge, has become very great and mounts up with marvelous rapidity. Under oral tradition, when things were handed down by memory and speech only, the sum of knowledge was small. The invention of writing increased this sum very considerably. Reading completes the importance of writing which it deserves. Books are for us…
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