High-Speed Rail: boon or boondoggle

June 20, 2011

Here’s a story I wrote for ZweigWhite on high-speed rail. Some see HSR as the future of transportation and one of the most important initiatives since the development of the federal highway system. Others believe that while the infusion of money would certainly benefit their ailing state economies today, the projects they are funding will [...]

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Make Me An Offer

May 10, 2011

I’m diverisfying my freelance writing business by becoming a dealer of valuable and desirable super-heavy-landscaping-mountains. The beauty you see here is rumoured to have been imported from Vietnam, a country that knows a thing or two about crafting super-heavy-landscaping-mountains. It features lights and falling water, and comes complete with a set of figurines representing culture [...]

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Fitness Happiness

March 25, 2011

“How do I keep from being a lazy bump on a log when what I really want to do is get fit?” you ask. Or should ask. Well, just read this story from Be Healthy Springfield. It features this guy. Every year around this time, New Year’s resolutions fall by the wayside as running shoes [...]

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Writing for the greatest generation

March 18, 2011

Here’s a little something I wrote on family reunions for the Seniors publication of the State Journal-Register.  I’ve said it before and darnit I’ll say it again, you can’t go wrong interviewing an elderly person for a story. They have a wealth of knowledge and they grew up in a time when people still spoke [...]

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Cash Cab — the Morning Run Edition

January 26, 2011

Here’s my latest, syndicated newspaper column. People seem to like when I write about the kids, based on the feedback I receive. Eventually, the kids will protest at being subject fodder for my writing aspirations, but for now they seem to enjoy the attention. I encourage my children to strive for excellence and to never [...]

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Meaghan Lloyd of Gehry Partners

January 4, 2011

I spent the first ten years after college printing t-shirts. Meaghan Lloyd spent her first post-degree decade working with one of the greatest architects of all time. Advantage, Lloyd. Here’s a profile on her that I wrote. It’s not likely that you’ll find anyone writing profiles about me. Imagine getting your first paying gig as [...]

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Santa, Please Run Over Mannheim Steamroller

December 28, 2010

Purchase Aimee Mann’s awesome “One More Drifter in the Snow” here. Christmas music is a lot like beer and pizza – some of it is transcendent and some if it is truly nauseating. Here’s my latest newspaper column where I map out the difference, using New York magazine’s Approval Matrix as a model to make [...]

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Hi Kids. Enjoying the game?

December 10, 2010

Hello Maria, Tessie, Victor and Mark, If you’ve found this, you must be doing well on our little  Scavenger Hunt/Trivia Night competition. Are you ready for your next question? I can wait if you need a minute to rest. Okay, feel better now? Good. Here’s your question. Who are the four presidents whose images appear [...]

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Win a Free Paragraph of Words!

November 29, 2010

To celebrate our most successful year ever, we at Dan Naumovich-Copywriter/Journalist (DN-C/J) want to say thanks to our many clients and readers with our first annual Freelance Writing Big Holiday First-Ever Now-Even-Better X-treme Giveaway. From now until Christmas, you can register to win one entire paragraph¹ of our premium-grade writing on the topic of your [...]

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New Publication Client

November 3, 2010

My first piece for ZweigWhite’s Marketing Now newsletter was published this month.  ZweigWhite serves as business consultants to the architecture, engineering and environmental industries. They’re a pretty big deal in this market so it’s a good gig in one of my areas of specialization. The story I wrote is on EVstudio’s award-winning online magazine. The [...]

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