NEW BLOG // A Note From the Editor: We are a way for the universe to know itself
beautifulbizarre.net/issue-51-not...
Artists: Dongni Hou, Frances Featherstone, Vladimir Dunjić
#beautifulbizarre #artmagazine #artsupport #personalgrowth #editorsnote
beautifulbizarre.net/issue-51-not...
Artists: Dongni Hou, Frances Featherstone, Vladimir Dunjić
#beautifulbizarre #artmagazine #artsupport #personalgrowth #editorsnote
February 12, 2026 at 8:29 PM
NEW BLOG // A Note From the Editor: We are a way for the universe to know itself
beautifulbizarre.net/issue-51-not...
Artists: Dongni Hou, Frances Featherstone, Vladimir Dunjić
#beautifulbizarre #artmagazine #artsupport #personalgrowth #editorsnote
beautifulbizarre.net/issue-51-not...
Artists: Dongni Hou, Frances Featherstone, Vladimir Dunjić
#beautifulbizarre #artmagazine #artsupport #personalgrowth #editorsnote
Editing bit: a bellwether -- a thing that influences trends -- does not have an 'a' in it.
#EditorsNote
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September 15, 2025 at 3:48 PM
Editing bit: a bellwether -- a thing that influences trends -- does not have an 'a' in it.
#EditorsNote
#EditorsNote
April 14, 2026 at 3:44 PM
December 16, 2025 at 3:56 PM
To copywrite — to write copy — is to craft words into an advertisement, article or other piece that will generally move on to a copy editor.
Example: When I was a copywriter I wrote a play about writing copy and got a copyright so no one else could pretend to be the author.
#EditorsNote
Example: When I was a copywriter I wrote a play about writing copy and got a copyright so no one else could pretend to be the author.
#EditorsNote
September 27, 2026 at 7:36 PM
To copywrite — to write copy — is to craft words into an advertisement, article or other piece that will generally move on to a copy editor.
Example: When I was a copywriter I wrote a play about writing copy and got a copyright so no one else could pretend to be the author.
#EditorsNote
Example: When I was a copywriter I wrote a play about writing copy and got a copyright so no one else could pretend to be the author.
#EditorsNote
青空ごはん部
栗の季節なので、ひろおかさんのレシピ、栗子鷄。
レシピは骨付きモモだったけど、手羽が安くてつい。
レシピを掲載していた号↓
https://www.kurashi-no-techo.co.jp/blog/editorsnote/20221003
栗の季節なので、ひろおかさんのレシピ、栗子鷄。
レシピは骨付きモモだったけど、手羽が安くてつい。
レシピを掲載していた号↓
https://www.kurashi-no-techo.co.jp/blog/editorsnote/20221003
October 15, 2023 at 10:50 AM
青空ごはん部
栗の季節なので、ひろおかさんのレシピ、栗子鷄。
レシピは骨付きモモだったけど、手羽が安くてつい。
レシピを掲載していた号↓
https://www.kurashi-no-techo.co.jp/blog/editorsnote/20221003
栗の季節なので、ひろおかさんのレシピ、栗子鷄。
レシピは骨付きモモだったけど、手羽が安くてつい。
レシピを掲載していた号↓
https://www.kurashi-no-techo.co.jp/blog/editorsnote/20221003
Amazing! I'll have to send that to John Berky. His abruckner.com site often features unusual arrangements of Bruckner's music. Here's a recent one:
www.abruckner.com/editorsnote/...
www.abruckner.com/editorsnote/...
Welcome to ABRUCKNER.COM - Anton Bruckner
Bruckner Discography
abruckner.com
February 14, 2025 at 8:43 PM
Amazing! I'll have to send that to John Berky. His abruckner.com site often features unusual arrangements of Bruckner's music. Here's a recent one:
www.abruckner.com/editorsnote/...
www.abruckner.com/editorsnote/...
Either “The reason is...” or “because...” will work.
Don't write “The reason why is...” or “The reason why is because.”
Concise is cleaner.
Example: There were four reasons he did it: The alternative was worse; he couldn’t get the supplies; no one was helping; and he was naked.
#EditorsNote
Don't write “The reason why is...” or “The reason why is because.”
Concise is cleaner.
Example: There were four reasons he did it: The alternative was worse; he couldn’t get the supplies; no one was helping; and he was naked.
#EditorsNote
September 25, 2026 at 6:37 PM
Either “The reason is...” or “because...” will work.
Don't write “The reason why is...” or “The reason why is because.”
Concise is cleaner.
Example: There were four reasons he did it: The alternative was worse; he couldn’t get the supplies; no one was helping; and he was naked.
#EditorsNote
Don't write “The reason why is...” or “The reason why is because.”
Concise is cleaner.
Example: There were four reasons he did it: The alternative was worse; he couldn’t get the supplies; no one was helping; and he was naked.
#EditorsNote
Know the difference: utmost vs. upmost
It’s utmost.
There technically is a word “upmost” but not in this country and not in this century.
Example: She is the utmost expert on syntax, and yet people Google her tips in doubt.
#EditorsNote
It’s utmost.
There technically is a word “upmost” but not in this country and not in this century.
Example: She is the utmost expert on syntax, and yet people Google her tips in doubt.
#EditorsNote
September 23, 2026 at 6:07 PM
Know the difference: utmost vs. upmost
It’s utmost.
There technically is a word “upmost” but not in this country and not in this century.
Example: She is the utmost expert on syntax, and yet people Google her tips in doubt.
#EditorsNote
It’s utmost.
There technically is a word “upmost” but not in this country and not in this century.
Example: She is the utmost expert on syntax, and yet people Google her tips in doubt.
#EditorsNote
Editing bit: utilize
Use “use” every time. Strike “utilize” from your life.
This is especially important in writing.
#EditorsNote
Use “use” every time. Strike “utilize” from your life.
This is especially important in writing.
#EditorsNote
October 7, 2025 at 4:01 PM
Editing bit: utilize
Use “use” every time. Strike “utilize” from your life.
This is especially important in writing.
#EditorsNote
Use “use” every time. Strike “utilize” from your life.
This is especially important in writing.
#EditorsNote
Editing bit: The expression is "anchors aweigh."
It is NOT anchors away, unless you're cleaning up all your anchors, which, you know, you're not.
#EditorsNote
It is NOT anchors away, unless you're cleaning up all your anchors, which, you know, you're not.
#EditorsNote
July 23, 2025 at 10:51 AM
Editing bit: The expression is "anchors aweigh."
It is NOT anchors away, unless you're cleaning up all your anchors, which, you know, you're not.
#EditorsNote
It is NOT anchors away, unless you're cleaning up all your anchors, which, you know, you're not.
#EditorsNote
Editing bit: Don't use "whilst" or "amongst."
For clean, professional copy, use "while" and "among."
Also, "use" is better than "utilize" in all instances.
#EditorsNote
For clean, professional copy, use "while" and "among."
Also, "use" is better than "utilize" in all instances.
#EditorsNote
February 27, 2026 at 6:47 PM
Editing bit: Don't use "whilst" or "amongst."
For clean, professional copy, use "while" and "among."
Also, "use" is better than "utilize" in all instances.
#EditorsNote
For clean, professional copy, use "while" and "among."
Also, "use" is better than "utilize" in all instances.
#EditorsNote
Know the difference: premier vs. premiere
Premiere is the first showing.
A premier is a government title, or the first or the best ever.
#EditorsNote
Premiere is the first showing.
A premier is a government title, or the first or the best ever.
#EditorsNote
October 12, 2025 at 3:53 PM
Know the difference: premier vs. premiere
Premiere is the first showing.
A premier is a government title, or the first or the best ever.
#EditorsNote
Premiere is the first showing.
A premier is a government title, or the first or the best ever.
#EditorsNote
#Quantum’s #poultry would fit rather nicely into either #Capitalworks/Crown or #CBH, offering each the opportunity to extend their #geographic footprints #EditorsNote by Marc Hasenfuss
#TodaysInsights #TomorrowsSuccess
#TodaysInsights #TomorrowsSuccess
MARC HASENFUSS: People are investing there
Root-wrenching echoes of Athol Fugard’s genius drift across the mud flats of memory
www.businesslive.co.za
March 14, 2025 at 4:01 AM
#Quantum’s #poultry would fit rather nicely into either #Capitalworks/Crown or #CBH, offering each the opportunity to extend their #geographic footprints #EditorsNote by Marc Hasenfuss
#TodaysInsights #TomorrowsSuccess
#TodaysInsights #TomorrowsSuccess
Comma Week, Cont.
DROPPING A WORD
If you're repeating a word pattern, you can drop words and use commas. (The dogs got bones. The cats, toy mice.)
#EditorsNote
DROPPING A WORD
If you're repeating a word pattern, you can drop words and use commas. (The dogs got bones. The cats, toy mice.)
#EditorsNote
August 30, 2025 at 5:21 PM
Comma Week, Cont.
DROPPING A WORD
If you're repeating a word pattern, you can drop words and use commas. (The dogs got bones. The cats, toy mice.)
#EditorsNote
DROPPING A WORD
If you're repeating a word pattern, you can drop words and use commas. (The dogs got bones. The cats, toy mice.)
#EditorsNote
Editing bit: When referring to the birth name of a male who has changed his name, use né not née.
Examples: John Cougar, né John Mellencamp, was given his stage name by his manager.
Cher, née Cherilyn Sarkisian, is the mother of Chaz Bono, né Chastity Bono.
#EditorsNote
Examples: John Cougar, né John Mellencamp, was given his stage name by his manager.
Cher, née Cherilyn Sarkisian, is the mother of Chaz Bono, né Chastity Bono.
#EditorsNote
April 2, 2026 at 6:50 PM
Editing bit: When referring to the birth name of a male who has changed his name, use né not née.
Examples: John Cougar, né John Mellencamp, was given his stage name by his manager.
Cher, née Cherilyn Sarkisian, is the mother of Chaz Bono, né Chastity Bono.
#EditorsNote
Examples: John Cougar, né John Mellencamp, was given his stage name by his manager.
Cher, née Cherilyn Sarkisian, is the mother of Chaz Bono, né Chastity Bono.
#EditorsNote
Editing bit: There is no such thing as a "first annual" event.
If you plan to make it annual, you can say that, or you can call it "inaugural."
#EditorsNote
If you plan to make it annual, you can say that, or you can call it "inaugural."
#EditorsNote
June 4, 2025 at 7:38 AM
Editing bit: There is no such thing as a "first annual" event.
If you plan to make it annual, you can say that, or you can call it "inaugural."
#EditorsNote
If you plan to make it annual, you can say that, or you can call it "inaugural."
#EditorsNote
Editing bit: espresso
Pronounce it "ess-press-oh"
If the back of your throat shows up, tell it it was uninvited to this party. It's all about the teeth and lips.
#EditorsNote
Pronounce it "ess-press-oh"
If the back of your throat shows up, tell it it was uninvited to this party. It's all about the teeth and lips.
#EditorsNote
July 3, 2025 at 2:40 PM
Editing bit: espresso
Pronounce it "ess-press-oh"
If the back of your throat shows up, tell it it was uninvited to this party. It's all about the teeth and lips.
#EditorsNote
Pronounce it "ess-press-oh"
If the back of your throat shows up, tell it it was uninvited to this party. It's all about the teeth and lips.
#EditorsNote
Editing bit: goodbye, goodby or good-bye?
Use "goodbye."
Example: I don't like the goodbye ritual so I usually pretend I have to go to the bathroom right as my guests are leaving.
#EditorsNote
Use "goodbye."
Example: I don't like the goodbye ritual so I usually pretend I have to go to the bathroom right as my guests are leaving.
#EditorsNote
September 21, 2026 at 5:05 PM
Editing bit: goodbye, goodby or good-bye?
Use "goodbye."
Example: I don't like the goodbye ritual so I usually pretend I have to go to the bathroom right as my guests are leaving.
#EditorsNote
Use "goodbye."
Example: I don't like the goodbye ritual so I usually pretend I have to go to the bathroom right as my guests are leaving.
#EditorsNote
Editing bit: the preferred adjectival spelling is "wintry," not "wintery."
#EditorsNote
#EditorsNote
February 19, 2026 at 5:28 PM
Editing bit: the preferred adjectival spelling is "wintry," not "wintery."
#EditorsNote
#EditorsNote
Editing bit: Don't use the word “different” after a number.
Don’t say, “I crashed three different cars” or “I went to three different parties."
The adjective is unnecessary. It was obviously not the same one three times.
#EditorsNote
Don’t say, “I crashed three different cars” or “I went to three different parties."
The adjective is unnecessary. It was obviously not the same one three times.
#EditorsNote
March 9, 2026 at 4:55 PM
Editing bit: Don't use the word “different” after a number.
Don’t say, “I crashed three different cars” or “I went to three different parties."
The adjective is unnecessary. It was obviously not the same one three times.
#EditorsNote
Don’t say, “I crashed three different cars” or “I went to three different parties."
The adjective is unnecessary. It was obviously not the same one three times.
#EditorsNote
February 9, 2026 at 6:22 PM
September 2, 2026 at 11:23 PM
April 30, 2026 at 11:41 PM
Editing bit: saying Realtor
It’s pronounced Ree-uhl-ter.
The word does not include the syllable "luh."
#EditorsNote
It’s pronounced Ree-uhl-ter.
The word does not include the syllable "luh."
#EditorsNote
October 5, 2025 at 6:53 PM
Editing bit: saying Realtor
It’s pronounced Ree-uhl-ter.
The word does not include the syllable "luh."
#EditorsNote
It’s pronounced Ree-uhl-ter.
The word does not include the syllable "luh."
#EditorsNote