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academicediting.us or editing@academicediting.us

Just email them your paper and they'll get you back a quotation pretty quick.

I asked them to do mine and they did a great job, its an academic editing company, but they did a really good job on mine.


I should note that I am over 40 and overweight but am losing weight on a fairly regular basis. My goal is within another 2 years to drop down to a manageable weight and hopefully reduce my intake of metformin altogether. High-blood pressure runs in my family, so I think its unlikely if I lose a lot of weight, that my use of high-blood pressure control medications will abate.

I start every morning as follows: 1. 2 800mg Nootropils 2. 1.5 Wakalert Tablets 3. My diet pills from the doctor here in Thailand 4. 1 Herbessar for my high-blood pressure

Wash it down with a cup of coffee.

Then an hour or two later, I start drinking iced green tea with no sugar and eat a breakfast with carbs, then I take: 1. 1 Hyzaar pill for my high-blood pressure 2. 1 Prenolol for my highblood pressure 3. 1 Metformin of my diabetes

Then, I have a yoghurt.

I sometimes have a snack of whole wheat crackers and hummus

Then, I eat dinner that is 2/3 veggies and 1/3 meat

My sleeping and work schedule are as follows: 1. I wake up between 10am and Noon each day 2. I go to sleep between 2am and 4 am every day 3. My workday starts between 11am and Noon 4. I take a break from 4pm/ 5pm to 8pm/9pm each day 5. During my break, I hang out with my kid, watch TV, read books, write, do strategic thinking for my businesses/ jobs, eat dinner, and take a walk. 5. My second shift starts 8pm/9pm to Midnight/1am 6. Then I read, play games, watch tv, etc... until I go to sleep

Then before I sleep, I take the following: 1. 1 Metformin 2. My nighttime diet pills

I work 7 days a week between 6 and 10 hours a day, mostly around 7 hours.

Nootropics are just a small part, but I consider them a very important part. Since, I do lots of academic editing, I find the quality is much higher under the influence of nootropics then not. But, my use of nootropics integrates them into my lifestyle.


I've been using this service as a beta user and they just went to pay service but have a free tier of some sort. Anyways, I've been very impressed with the speed and ease of use. I use cloud computing for various marketing activities and do not develop software. ANyways, these ARM based servers are nice.

I believe they are a French company.

Scaleway https://www.scaleway.com/


Hi! I saw your post and I think its interesting; however, I don't seem of your criteria as follows: 1. I've prototype and I'm in the process of setting up the website to start getting beta customers; 2. I'm not in the bay area. 3. I feel its a real problem and a potentially big market. Its not a photo sharing app at all. 4. This is the most interesting criteria.

If you are okay about not meeting the first and second criteria, then I'm willing to share a bit more with you.


I'll do it... email me at editing at typewriterninjas dot com and I'll tell you about the project.


SEEKING WORK - Bangkok, Thailand, Remote

I'm an experienced editor and content writer. I've worked on many different writing, editing, and content development projects.

I've edited, wrote, and/or developed content: 1. e-learning courses for KOJEN Online in Taiwan 2. a user manual for Cloud Budget 3. edited web content for a 100's of websites, web based games 4. edited a white paper for Andovar 5. Specialist in editing translations into English 6. Specialist for writing for translation

I want to work on interesting projects and I'm reasonably priced.

Contact me with your project proposals and I can provide samples.

Email: me@box.danielboles.me Website: www.danielboles.com


Try www.uni-edit.net for English to Chinese and Japanese translations. They are an academic editing and translation company, but I had them do some translation work for me and it was awesome. They only use human translation and don't use machine translation, so you get a much better quality that reads like native speakers of Chinese and Japanese with backgrounds in marketing wrote your website.


Ask her to go to: http://www.uni-edit.net/usa/employment. We are always looking for talented Japanese to English translators, especially if they work in technical fields like engineering, computer science, medicine, etc...


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