Why I forgot to blog today.

Yesterday, I posted a video with Seth Godin and Tom Peters.  I named the post, Why I Blog Everyday. Then, today, I didn’t blog. Well… almost.  I am blogging now, right? So, what is my excuse? Just this.  In 2013, I started gathering everything I had...

Tip of the Week

Each Saturday, I send out a Tip of the Week.   Not everyone has time to visit all the blogs they would like to follow. The “Tip of the Week” eliminates one step for you.  Instead of searching for the blog, the blog comes to you… directly to your...

Anaphora, anaphora, anaphora!

Anaphora: the same word or phrase at the beginning of a series of sentences or clauses.   Anaphora comes from the Greek word ἀναφορά (carrying back). Αναφορά derives from the preposition ἀνά (up) and φέρω  (I carry). This, of course, gives us the literal translation,...

Porter

Porter: the doorkeeper, or gate keeper.  This word comes from Latin porta (door).  When the doorkeeper helps you carry the luggage, he becomes another kind of porter.  He becomes a carrier of burdens.  The second usage of the word comes from the Latin verb portare...

Amphora

Amphora: Among the ancients, a two-handled vessel, tapering at the bottom, used for holding wine, or oil.  Sometimes amphorae, filled with oil, were awarded to victorious athletes in the games… which is why, even today, trophies take on an amphoral shape.  Amphora...

Tip of the Week #3

ThinkOutsideTheBorder: Tip of the Week – January 24, 2015  ==================================================== If you are learing Latin, chances are, you will need some help.  Free help is good. You will find plenty of free help on YouTube. After filming Visual...