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Niles, Ohio
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1.31.09
Linda Richter (5,137 pts )
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About Me

Linda Richter is experienced in copyediting, grant writing, medical manuscript editing, and brochure workup as well as informational articles. She is a native of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, transplanted to Niles, Ohio, fifteen years ago. Both of her children are daughters, one grown and one still a teenager. She is a former editor of The Phoenix of Western Pennsylvania Mensa, and she became certified in editing and proofing Chicago style. For over six years she authored two columns for her community’s newspaper, “The Richter Scale” (humorous commentary) and “From the Stacks” (book reviews). She is a partner of TheWriteSisters.net, which she and her real-life sister started because they work well together and they both love writing. Her other hobbies include movies and reading. She also works as the office manager at a drug rehabilitation center for teenage boys.

My Latest Articles

  • Are You Sabotaging Your Change Team?

  • All the change team theory in the world won’t help you if you’re sabotaging your change teams. Your change teams will be more productive, resulting in positive outcomes for clients as well as employees if you learn ways to respect the process of change management.
    Published by Linda Richter (5,137 pts ) on Aug 25, 2009 to
    Project Management Articles

  • Quercetin--the Anti-allergy Antioxidant

  • We are learning more and more about a lesser known antioxidant, quercetin. Scientists are studying how to use quercetin for allergies. It’s found in many of the same foods that contain other antioxidants such as resveratrol. We are also learning the best ways to take it in supplement form.
    Published by Linda Richter (5,137 pts ) on Aug 7, 2009 to
    Diet, Nutrition & Healthy Eating Articles

  • All About Oranges

  • Are you curious about the history of oranges? Learning about oranges’ nutrition facts will teach you that there is much more to them than vitamin C. And you’ll be surprised to learn that these giant berries are not “born” with their orange color!
    Published by Linda Richter (5,137 pts ) on Aug 6, 2009 to
    Diet, Nutrition & Healthy Eating Articles

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