October 20
2015
October 19
2015
Rules Of Grammar: Good vs. Well
October 19
2015
Medical Monday: Sclerotherapy
Sclerotherapy is a medical procedure that is used to treat blood vessel malformations. Sclerothearpy is performed by injecting medicine into malformed blood vessels in order to shrink then. Sclerotherapy is used to treat varicose veins, spider veins, vascular malformations and lymphatic malformations.
Machine Briefs:
OPTION #1: sclerotherapy= SKLER/THAERP
OPTION #2: sclerotherapy= SKLER/THA*ERP
OPTION #3: sclerotherapy= SKLER/O*E/THAERP
OPTION #4: sclerotherapy= SKLER/O*E/THA*ERP
OPTION #5: sclerotherapy= SKLER/ROE/THAERP
OPTION #6: sclerotherapy= SKLER/ROE/THA*ERP
October 18
2015
Steno Fitness: The Importance Of Getting Enough Sleep
A recent Inc. article entitled, “18 Behaviors of Emotionally Intelligent People,” written by, Travis Bradberry, discusses the importance of getting an adequate amount of sleep.
Author Travis Bradberry states: “It’s difficult to overstate the importance of sleep…When you sleep, your brain literally recharges, shuffling through the day’s memories and storing or discarding them (which causes dreams) so that you wake up alert and clearheaded…Self-control, attention, and memory are all reduced when [you] don’t get enough- or the right kind- of sleep.”
October 16
2015
Rules Of Grammar: Commonly Misspelled Words Starting With “An”
October 16
2015
Stenspiration™
October 16
2015
Friday Phrases: And Phrases Part 7
and I want= SKPIPT
and I wanted= SKPIPTD
and I was= SKPIFS
and I was not= SKPIFNTS
and I wasn’t= SKPIFS/-NT
and I went= SKPIFRG
and I were= SKPIRP
and I were the= SKPIRPT
and I will= SKPIL
and I will go= SKPILG
and I will see= SKPILZ
and I would= SKPILD
and I would see= SKPILDZ
and I wouldn’t= SKPIL/-NT
and I’d= SKPID/AE
and I’ll= SKPIL/AE
and I’m= SKPAOIM or SKPIM/AE
and I’m going= SKPAOIMG
and I’ve= SKPIF/AE
and identifying= SKPAOIFG
October 13
2015
New Word: Airbnb
October 13
2015
Rules Of Grammar: Cardinal Numbers & Ordinal Numbers
Cardinal numbers are considered “counting numbers,” and ordinal numbers are known as “position numbers.”
Cardinal numbers include: one, two, three, one million, etc.
Ordinal numbers end with a suffix. Ordinal numbers end with -st, -rd, -th, or -nd. Some examples of ordinal numbers are: first, second, third, one millionth, etc.
October 11
2015
