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I have extensive experience in writing academic articles on a variety of topics, as well as an M.A. in English. I am able to research fully any subject matter needed and write on those subjects with both clarity and enthusiasm. I also have extensive experience in the health/medical field. My writing has been described as "thoroughly engaging," "passionate," "entertaining," and "extremely educational." I am willing to accept any and all feedback and constructive criticism and respond immediately to such input. I am highly self-motivated and am very interested in developing a mutually successful relationship with your organization. SAMPLE: 1st ARTICLE: SIDE EFFECTS OF SMOKING Smoking. A person would have to be living on another planet or underground to be unaware of its health risks. The health side effects of smoking include a massively increased risk of a variety of cancers (including more rapid tumor growth), emphysema, pulmonary obstructive disease, and an unquestionable increase in cardiac issues—including heart attack, blocked cardiac arteries, and a potential enlargement of the heart. Additional side effects include a decrease in overall health, dental disease, and dramatically shortened life expectancies: 15-20 fewer years on average. Along with these health-related side effects, there are additional negative side-effects: the stench of smoke that permeates your clothes and hair, yellowed teeth and fingers, burn holes on favorite clothes and furniture, greater risk of household fires, and the inevitable search for a place to smoke. Additionally, remember that if you have children, they are learning to engage in this deadly habit—no matter how often you tell them to never start smoking. There is also one of the less often mentioned side effects: social ostracism. Smokers, by and large, are not respected, often not welcome at social events, and constantly challenged by non-smokers and legislation designed to discourage and prohibit the habit in an attempt to decrease the negative side effects for non-smokers and to cut health care costs. Finally, the financial side effects of smoking: the overall cost is devastating. According to “Quitters [login to view URL],” smoking 20 cigarettes per day for 15 years will cost you $65,000. This is an overwhelming side effect: smoking makes you poor. What could you do with that $65,000? Buy a car, buy a new home, finance your child’s education. In today’s economy, this side effect is devastating: how many of us have money to literally burn? Now to address the alleged positive side effects of smoking: smokers assert that it calms them down. This assertion is patently false. Nicotine is a stimulant, not a depressant; this belief is a psychological fallacy, plain and simple. Another reason for smoking claimed by smokers is that it is a legal activity, a right they possess to exercise. While this is true, it denies years of research that this “right” is one that can ultimately be lethal; again, the detrimental side effects are undeniable. Finally, the most often claimed reason for the continuation of smoking: “Simply, I love to smoke.” While we can all understand the enjoyment of engaging in activities that may be dangerous to us, most people ultimately realize that the potential consequences and side effects far outweigh any pleasure that may be gained from the habit. Ultimately, the answer is obvious: the side effects speak for themselves. Stopping is the only way to combat these side effects. Ignoring the side effects will cost you money, time, health, relationships—and, ultimately—your life. SUMMARY: The side effects of smoking include health risks, decreased attractiveness due to unpleasant smells and yellowing of teeth, social ostracism, and devastating financial consequences. These side effects have been thoroughly researched and are unquestionable. Written By: Melissa Divine, M.A.

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I have included a sample, but i can send more upon request. SINGAPORE Located on southern tip of mainland Asia known as Southeast Asia it neighbours Malaysia to the north, Indonesia to the south and west and Philippines to the further east. It measures 40km by 20 km roughly 3 times the size of Washington and slightly bigger than Monaco. Formerly known by the natives Malays as Singapura it was founded by Sir Stamford Raffles in 1819. It later got its independence from Britain in 1963 and in 1965 from Malaysia. It has a population of about 5million and comprises of ethnic Chinese that account for the majority, ethnic Malays and Indians that account for the minority. There is also a huge foreign presence with immigrants from all over the world. The citizens are known as Singaporeans. Singapore has over time become an International hub and centre for business, Tourism, IT, Manufacturing and finance. It is the economic power in Southeast Asia and the world as characterized by as having one of the highest living standards in the world, very low unemployment and inflation rates it is also one of the four Asian Tigers. Formerly founded and preferred for its location as a major trading port connecting routes from the Indian Ocean and the South China Sea right through to the Pacific it became an Important and busy port thus leading to rapid development. Singapore Changi airport is the main port of entry by air and aviation. This award winning airport is a masterpiece of architecture handling close to 150 flights a day and connects flights to about 153 cities, it truly is a hub. Singapore airlines is the major airline with minor ones such as Tiger air and Silk air meant for shorter and low cost trips. Singapore airlines once voted the world’s most valuable airline has a fleet of about 120 planes and recently ordered 13 Airbus A380s from French aerospace maker EADS the biggest ever order for the priceless Super Jumbo jet. From Changi one can take a taxi, bus or Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) a very efficient suburban train service that runs throughout the island city state to any part of the island. Other points of entry include Woodlands (Malaysian border) Harbor Front (to Indonesia) and also to Sentosa a perfect paradise and artificial Island which was built for tourism and has some best resorts and golf courses in the world. Sophisticated infrastructure and a skyline characterize the Island’s city centre. With areas such as the City hall area and Raffles place, these places are the heart of the city. Tall buildings would make you lose your way, The Singapore Flyer the biggest in the world can be seen from a walking distance and so is the Singapore River that separates the old prehistoric buildings to the modern ones. Restaurants are all over the place and open till late. Furthermore inland is Orchard Towers where the best places to dine and drink are, cinemas and malls are all there. The official language of instruction is English and native languages such as Mandarin and Cantonese are still used. The Singapore dollar is the currency and 1US$ = S$1.3 The weather is hot and humid throughout with temperatures ranging between 25C to 32C and humidity of about 80%. Carry lose clothing when visiting.