Up With Life
Bill DentonUp With Life is a practical, faith-centered blog that helps people grow through life skills, biblical wisdom to everyday challenges, and stronger, healthier relationships.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 98 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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Follow the Source — Who Said What, and How Do They Know?
We’ve now looked at how stories are structured (Article 2) and how word choice shape emotional reaction (Article 3). Both of those skills help you read how something is being said. This article is about something more foundational: where th...
Loaded Language — How Word Choice Shapes Perception
In Article 2, we looked at how the structure of a story, headline, lede, buried nuance, shapes what you take away from it. Now we’re going to zoom in even further, down to the level of individual words.
This might sound like a small thing....
The Anatomy of a News Story — Headline, Lede, and the Inverted Pyramid
Most people read the news the way they scroll past a highway billboard: headline first, maybe the first sentence, and then on to the next thing. If that’s your reading habit, you’re not lazy, you’re normal. Studies of online reading behavio...
The Anatomy of a News Story — Headline, Lede, and the Inverted Pyramid
Most people read the news the way they scroll past a highway billboard: headline first, maybe the first sentence, and then on to the next thing. If that’s your reading habit, you’re not lazy, you’re normal. Studies of online reading behavio...
Why the News Isn’t Lying to You (But It Isn’t Neutral Either)
There’s a comforting story a lot of people tell themselves about the news: “They’re lying to me.” It’s comforting because it’s simple. If the problem is that journalists are liars, then the solution is just to find the ones who aren’t — my...
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I'm a writer, photographer, speaker, Licensed Pastoral Counselor, and educator. I'm easy-going, laid back, and love to help people. I want to help you think, not tell you what to think. Pie and coffee solve a lot of problems.
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