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How To Write a Good Article

It is said that the pen is mightier than the sword and for an article writer this simply means life or death on the frontline. Keywords The first thing that an article writer should work on is the keyword. Do proper research since the direction and purpose of the article is dependent on it.  Use the keyword sparingly at least once in every paragraph unless stated otherwise by the client. Do not just throw your keywords into the article without having them blend in with the flow. Ensure that your keyword is a natural fit so that the reader is not surprised by its presence but rather reads it as part of the whole article. Good writers put good effort/PHOTO/webwriterspotlight.com Tone From keywords the next thing to check on is the tone of the article. An article writer must be flexible enough to write to every kind of audience but when it comes to tones, there are two; professional and friendly. Ask yourself who are your audience and what is the purpose of the artic...

When Time is told through a Rock

What is time? That is the question a certain man named Holger Muller has been asking himself since as a child in Germany. He teaches physics at the University of California and as he teaches this question of what is time is what has propelled him to invent a new method of telling time. In science it is well known that matter occupies space and has weight therefore it is a particle and can exist as a wave. Holger Muller introduces to the world a new way of time telling by counting the number of times that the wave produced by matter moves. Compared to light this wave moves ten billion times more. Muller believes that there is no difference between a rock and a clock. His theory is supported with what he refers to as the Compton clock. The whole theory is explained in a science publication known as the issue of science and the paper is found on the January eleventh issue. He has explained this theory together with his colleagues and their point of reference is the cesium atom. He s...