kspoetry 
kspoetry last signed in Nov 21 2009 and has been on Bukisa since Sep 21, 2009.
Hello! I like to write and am a writing tutor at a community college. I'm also a member of the Illinois State Poetry Society. My website is at http://www.angelfire.com/poetry/murphys_writing.
I think writing is for everyone, not just for a few. Writing is intuitive, like all the arts. It's a part of human nature.
I read a lot, and also like to walk in the woods and take pictures. I like to knit, garden, and drive my truck. Recently I discovered acrylic paints and made some garden art. I have a lot of fun with acrylic paints, and also tend to make a mess.
How To Make a Self-Calculating Profit/Loss Spreadsheet
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You can make a spreadsheet in Excel 2007 that adds up your sales and expenses, and calculates your profit or loss. It also tells you how much you need to sell for to make a profit. All you have to do is enter your purchase price, sale price, and expenses.
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How to Make A Flight Simulator In PowerPoint
by kspoetry | in Science & Technology > Software
Flight simulators are fun, and you can actually make one.
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How to Make a Video Game in PowerPoint
by kspoetry | in Science & Technology > Software
You can make a video game without learning programming!
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Night after Night of the Living Dead
by kspoetry | in Culture & Society > History
Many cultures have held beliefs that the dead walk among us.
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Ghost Writers
by kspoetry | in Art & Entertainment > Literature
Ghosts play a number of roles in literature, and tell us things about ourselves.
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Richard the Third—Who Died and Made Him King?
by kspoetry | in Art & Entertainment > Literature
We don’t mind Richard’s murderous ways until he turns on the little princes—and then it’s too late.
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Spoon River Pioneers
by kspoetry | in Culture & Society > History
Lucinda Matlock in Masters’ Spoon River Anthology reflected real-life pioneers.
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Glad To Be Bad—Shakespeare’s Evil Women
by kspoetry | in Art & Entertainment > Literature
Some of Shakespeare’s women were really good at being bad.
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The Folger Shakespeare Library
by kspoetry | in Art & Entertainment > Literature
The Folgers wanted to share their love of Shakespeare with America.
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The Nature of Good and Evil (And All That Stuff In Between)
by kspoetry | in Art & Entertainment > Literature
Literature deals with the nature of good and evil in many different ways.
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