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About the Authors

Pamela Rice Hahn is the author of The Unofficial Guide to Online Genealogy (IDG, 2000) and is lead author on Master the Grill The Lazy Way (Alpha Books, Macmillan General Reference, June 1999) and How to Use Microsoft Access 2000 (Sams, Macmillan Computer Publishing, July 1999). She served as editor for a local community-action commission newsletter, The AMCAC News, as well as for a number of computer-related and business newsletters. In addition, she has taught business and sales training seminars; her most recent speaking engagements have been about writing opportunities on the Internet. Pam has published several hundred bylined and ghostwritten articles that have appeared in Glamour, Country Living, Business Venture, Current Notes, and other national publications. In addition, she works as a tech editor and writer for Macmillan Computer Publishing, Sybex, Osborne, Quessing, and DDC.

Pam is publisher and editor-in-chief for the online magazine The Blue Rose Bouquet at www.blueroses.com, and she maintains several other Web sites, among them her personal site at www.ricehahn.com as well as www.ricehahn.com/grill/, www.genealogytips.com, The Ultimate Chronic Illness Resource Directory at www.ricehahn.com/resource/, and the #Authors on the Undernet chat channel pages at www.blueroses.com/authors/.

Pam is the 1997 winner of The Manny Award for Nonfiction from the MidWest Writers Workshop.

Pam is also editor of:

BreadBasics

HappyGrandparent

Info4Diabetics

AutoimmuneIllnesses

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Dr. Dennis E. Hensley is an associate professor of English at the Fort Wayne campus of Taylor University, where he teaches such courses as Corporate Communications, Public Relations, and Business and Technical Writing. He has served as a consultant for more than 20 years with such businesses as Chrysler Corporation, General Motors, North American Van Lines, Indiana & Michigan Power, ITT Corporation, Magnavox, and Spartan Motors, among many others.

He holds four degrees in communications including a Ph.D. from Ball State University. He was director of public relations at Manchester College from 1978-82 and received the Award for Teaching Excellence from Indiana University in 1990.

Dr. Hensley is the author of 29 books including Uncommon Sense; Positive Workaholism; Become Famous, Then Rich; How to Manage Your Time; Making The Most Of Your Potential; How to Fulfill Your Potential; and Millennium Approaches. Dr. Hensley has published more than 3,000 bylined articles in such publications as Reader's Digest, The Writer, and other local and national publications. He has been a contributing writer for six books published by Writer's Digest Books and has been a regional correspondent for Writer's Digest magazine for 24 years. Dr. Hensley is also a frequent speaker and instructor at writing conferences and workshops.

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