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Charles Weinblatt - EzineArticles.com Expert Author  

Charles S. Weinblatt is the author of "Jacob's Courage" and "Job Seeking Skills for Students." He is also a retired university administrator. Weinblatt's biography appears in the Marquis' "Who's Who in America" and "Who's Who in American Education." He appeared on local television news frequently as a subject matter expert for labor-management and business topics. Weinblatt created the Division of Organization Development (University College) at The University of Toledo in 1995. He served as ... [More]

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  • The Saddest Jewish Holiday - Tisha B'Av
    [News-and-Society:Religion] The ninth day of the Hebrew month of Av has come to be known as Tisha B'Av. It begins at sunset on the eighth of Av and ends at sunset on the ninth. It has come to be known as the saddest day in the Hebrew calendar, recognizing multiple tragedies that have occurred on that day throughout recorded history. Although Tisha B'Av is the saddest day of the Jewish calendar, it can also be considered, through careful reflection, as a day to be grateful for the survival of the Jewish people.


  • Book Marketing 101 - Enhance Your Publisher's Efforts
    [Writing-and-Speaking:Book-Marketing] Congratulations! You have found a publisher well suited to your book. The contract has been signed. You are a published author! What's next?


  • To Publish Or To Self Publish
    [Writing-and-Speaking:Publishing] Trade publishers are the industry gatekeeper for a very good reason. It insures that the author under contract will possess marketable skills. Authors who use rejection to their advantage, by refinement and honing of their skills, will be rewarded in the future with a traditional publishing contract and reap the rewards that trade publishers offer.


  • What Happens When We Die?
    [Self-Improvement:Spirituality] What if there is an afterlife? Would that imply that inappropriate behavior could be redeemed in the afterlife? Can we act with senseless brutality and be forgiven? In the absence of science, when giant leaps of faith leave us wanting, we must turn to logic.


  • Happiness and the Human Mind
    [Self-Improvement:Happiness] Those of us who find a way to balance the roller coaster ride of emotions and who possess a sound concept of morality are the happiest. Fulfillment comes from the knowledge that we have improved the world in some way; that we made someone's life better. Yet, how can we know that our beliefs are virtuous? How can we tell if we are a good person?


  • Why We Exist
    [Self-Improvement:Personal-Growth] Why am I here? What should I do? Where should I go? With whom? What will happen when I am gone? Why is there so much pain? What is the meaning of life?


  • Why Do People Hate?
    [Arts-and-Entertainment:Humanities] Racism, hatred, intolerance and bigotry are the artifacts of fear. Eliminate fear and there will no longer be a need to use the tools of bigotry. This is our challenge. We must convince the haters that they have no reason to fear minorities. This is the greatest and most noble challenge of our generation. The reward for success is tolerance, respect and mutual recognition. We can share our planet together as equals. This will be our legacy.


  • The Holocaust
    [News-and-Society:Religion] Holocaust stories teach us how to recognize the worst examples of humanity, but also the benefits of morality. The terror of genocide is not necessarily an inevitable human outcome. We must learn from the mistakes of our past, rather than repeat them. As long as we teach our children about the Holocaust, there is hope that it will never happen again.


  • Get Your Book Published
    [Writing-and-Speaking:Publishing] Finding a publisher can be difficult. Developing a good book publishing proposal is the most critical part. This article will demonstrate how to create and market that proposal. It will also show you how to find the best publisher for your book. Finally, you will learn how to market your book with little or no financial commitment.


  • Why We Must Always Speak of the Holocaust
    [Arts-and-Entertainment:Humanities] We must always tell the stories of the Holocaust. They represent the devastatingly worst and the extraordinarily best examples of the human spirit. These stories instruct us to recognize the inherent evil of humanity, lest it never be used again. As long as we teach our progeny about the Holocaust, there is hope for the future.


  • Why We Celebrate Passover
    [News-and-Society:Religion] Each Passover, Jews retell the story of the exodus from Egypt. This is a story of a people who emerged from slavery to freedom and from oppression to liberty. The Seder brims with imagery and metaphors. But what does this mean for us today? Can we identify with our three thousand year old ancestors?




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