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Chillibreeze
Initiative: Malaria Awareness Campaign - Shillong
For several years the Directors of Chillibreeze Solutions had nurtured the dream of giving something back to society. This dream became a reality when the company using its own in-house expertise in content and design produced its own comic titled, “A Tale of Two Magic Potions” with a theme on the dangers of Malaria and ways to prevent it. This comic is the first in a series of health comics intended to entertain, engage and educate school-going children, the pillars of tomorrow’s society.
Chillibreeeze kicked off its Malaria awareness campaign by conducting a quiz for Class Five in 3 schools in Shillong.
We are testing the Malaria awareness comic book in some schools in Shillong India.
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The photo shows students holding up a comic book containing an entertaining message about Malaria. The goal is to educate in a way that is fun so that the message can spread to brothers and sisters and mother and father.
Chillibreeze is using its core writing and illustration skills to benefit the communinty where it works. For more information go to chillibreeze.com and complete the contact us form.
Feedback: Chillifreezze Travel Writing Workshop Delhi April 2009
“We are
looking for more such workshops. It’ll be great if you could organize a
workshop on editing skills”- Pooja
“I am keen to conduct a Flash Fiction Workshop, Will mail
you the details and send my ideas” –Abha
“ the workshop was fabulously organised. I am a language
trainer myself and I’m impressed with the way everything was done”
“ I am with Google.Has CF thought of going in for AD sense,
I’ll send a mail with my thoughts. “ _Vidit
“ How about a workshop on how to market our work?” –Mridula
“ We had a great time and I am looking forward to more workshops by CF. “ – Verinder
“ I never expected to meet such a wide cross section of
writers” – Ritu
“ The workshop was excellent, where do you plan to have it
next? “
“ It’s great to be associated with your company, anyways
we’ll be in touch as we have the contest at CF”_Ritu
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Chillibreeze presents the ‘Greenest Company Challenge’ How green is your company? Would you like to join 'The Green Company Movement'? Ready for 'The Chillibreeze Challenge'? Ready for 'The Chillibreeze Challenge'? FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE PRLog (Press Release) – Sep 06, 2007 – Chillibreeze Solutions Pvt Ltd, (http://www.chillibreeze.com) a content and design service provider based in North East India, announces the Chillibreeze ‘Greenest company challenge’. Chillibreeze envisions being amongst the most environmentally friendly companies and challenges other companies to prove they use lesser carbon per employee. Chillibreeze hopes this challenge flags off the beginning of a ‘Green company movement’. The company looks forward to setting a ‘Be green’ example for the community and invites other companies to share their vision and encourage energy conservation by creating awareness. This is one of the many activities Chillibreeze has undertaken to drive social entrepreneurship through three core values - sustainability, innovation and communication. The company will soon be launching a social entrepreneurship website that showcases success stories in India. Speaking about the ‘Greenest company challenge’, Ralph Budelman, CEO of Chillibreeze says, “We understand that our challenge is open to debate. Chillibreeze welcomes views and opinions of other interested companies seeking to explore their contribution to the ‘Be green movement’. Social responsibility and social projects have occupied a top priority in our company’s agenda.” The ‘Greenest company challenge’ evolved based on a combination of several unusual factors that come together to make Chillibreeze a green company. Some of the green initiatives at the company include the following: · Most Chillibreeze employees and writers telecommute and work in the virtual space eliminating the need for fuel to commute to the workplace. · Almost all the work at Chillibreeze is done electronically thereby eliminating the use of paper. · While the writer network is part of the virtual office, the small team of non-virtual employees works from Shillong, Meghalaya in North East India, one of the most environmentally pristine places on earth. · The Chillibreeze office in Shillong does not have AC or hot water and uses low watt light bulbs to conserve energy. · The electricity used at the Shillong office comes from an environment friendly hydroelectric power plant. · Most of the employees do not own cars and almost all of them walk to and from the office. · The Shillong staff often uses banana leaves instead of plates for lunch. · Most of the office furniture is made using fast growing pinewood. · Chillibreeze has also been planting Cherry, Walnut, Chestnut, Maple, Peach and Magnolia trees along public roads in Shillong, on a regular basis to offset carbon use. Ralph adds, “Chillibreeze, in its own small way, is trying to add value to the globe by using limited carbon. We could build momentum in this effort by collaborating with government agencies and other non-profit organizations. We envisage an environmental role to implement plans, create consistent policies, perform regular audits and measure progress. “Our dream is to create a showplace campus that promotes social entrepreneurship, alternate green designs and other environment-friendly technologies.” How big is your company’s carbon footprint? Are you ready for the Chillibreeze challenge? For further information contact: Dr. Nishi Viswanathan, Chief Content Officer, Chillibreeze Solutions Pvt Ltd Email: nishi@chillibreeze.com URL: http://www.chillibreeze.com # # # About Chillibreeze Solutions Pvt Ltd: Chillibreeze, a global content and design service provider operates from a virtual office with a large writer network supported by a team of designers based out of their office in Shillong, North East India. Chillibreeze offers content development services including but not limited to business writing, travel writing, web content writing, medical writing and technical writing. Social entrepreneurship is one of the company’s top priorities.
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India’s North East is a physically and historically isolated region of India. Its rich cultural heritage, topography and biodiversity make the region a must on the travel list of adventure, cultural and nature travelers.
“North East -India’s Paradox worth visiting” has been authored by James Perry an authority on travel in North East India, with research and editorial support from Chillibreeze Solutions Pvt. Ltd. The eBook not only provides valuable information about North East India but is also a complete travel guide to this enchanting region.
James Perry, is a Canadian
national, but considers North East India his home. He was born at
Mawlai, near Shillong and spent his early childhood here. He returned
to India in 1996 and now lives here with his family. An avid adventure
traveler, he runs a travel agency named Cultural Pursuits.
For
decades, North East India has been physically and emotionally
marginalized from the rest of India. The biodiversity of this region is
known to many, but experienced by very few. This eBook provides an
insight into the experiences this region offers and highlights the
ethnic and cultural aspects of its major tribes. The eBook offers
valuable information about the different states in the region, their
cuisine, and places to stay and provides useful travel advice (permits,
travel gear and what to expect!) for the westernized traveler. It also
elaborates on the various tailor-made cultural, wildlife and adventure
tours offered by agencies like Cultural Pursuits and detailed listings
of what to do, see, experience, eat, buy and more!
What makes this eBook different from a regular travel guide are the personal insights, suggestions and experiences of the author who has been promoting environmentally sensitive and culturally rich tours throughout the North East for quite a few years now.
The North East has a lot to offer culture travelers, wildlife enthusiasts, nature lovers and of course, photojournalists. Be warned - this eBook may well make you want to visit the North East right away. So, get ready to pack your bags!
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Interested in North East India? Check out this new eBook from Chillibreeze. “North East -India’s Paradox worth visiting” has been authored by James Perry an authority on travel in North East India, with research and editorial support from Chillibreeze Solutions Pvt. Ltd. The eBook not only provides valuable information about North East India but is also a complete travel guide to this enchanting region.
Title: North East: India's Paradox worth visiting.
ISBN 978-81-904055-8-4
URL: http://www.chillibreeze.com/ebooks/North-East.asp
Price: USD 25
Contact:ePublishing@chillibreeze.com
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Interested in North East India? Check out this new eBook from Chillibreeze. “North East -India’s Paradox worth visiting” has been authored by James Perry an authority on travel in North East India, with research and editorial support from Chillibreeze Solutions Pvt. Ltd. The eBook not only provides valuable information about North East India but is also a complete travel guide to this enchanting region.
Title: North East: India's Paradox worth visiting.
ISBN 978-81-904055-8-4
URL: http://www.chillibreeze.com/eBooks/list.asp
Price: USD 25
Contact:ePublishing@chillibreeze.com
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The All India Medical Writers Association (AIMWA), a not-for-profit, soon to be registered association of medical writers, conducted its first workshop on 20th of June, 2008, at the Kidwai Memorial Institute of Oncology (KMIO), Bangalore.
The event was organized in collaboration with the World Health Organisation (WHO), the Indian Cooperative Oncology Network (ICON), and the National Institute of Medical Statistics (NIMS), Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR). The local organizers for the event were medical oncologists Dr K. Govind Babu representing KMIO and Prof. Dr Purvish M Parikh representing both ICON and AIMWA. AIMWA is indebted to the organizers for their valuable and enthusiastic efforts especially to Prof Parikh for his contribution in organizing the logistics and program handouts.
ICMR conducted training on the Clinical Trials Registry-India (CTRI) and AIMWA conducted training on Medical Writing. Overall, there were about 50 attendees, most of these at the invitation of ICMR. However, the first delegates to register had come because of the medical writing workshop announcement on the AIMWA website (www.freewebs.com/aimwa).
Dr Roopa Basrur, Senior Manager, Clinical Writing and Document Quality, Wyeth Pharmaceuticals India Ltd, gave a brief introduction to AIMWA and spoke on Medical Writing as a career option. NIMS/ICMR, represented by Dr Abha Rani Aggarwal and Prof Arvind Pandey, among others, conducted training on CTRI.
Dr Hetal Shah, Medical Writing and Clinical Research Consultant, Ahmedabad conducted a workshop on poster presentation. A workshop on abstract writing was conducted by Dr Sujata Shah, Head - Medical Publications, Group sanofi-aventis, India. Each of these was a 2-hour session and was attended by 12-15 participants. About 50% of the participants were medical writers and the others were oncologists and clinical research professionals.
At both the workshops, there was good interaction and the response from the participants during the assignments was enthusiastic. Feedback received indicated that most participants were moderately to highly satisfied with the workshops and would attend and recommend such workshops in future.
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RG Lyngdoh former IT Minister Gives a Pep Talk
Chillibreeze should be proud for being pioneers said RG Lyngdoh. He praised the team of dedicated professional for working hard to prove that a global company can succeed in North East India. He said you are the first in NE and you can alway hold on to this accomplishment. He then went on to say how he told the story of Chillibreeze when he meet with big companies in Bangalore. He told them about a company that was thriving in NE India. He said he used Chillibreeze as a model to lure companies to set up in Shillong.
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Chillibreeze Designs Solar Heater. The solar heater shown on the Chillibreeze website
will installed on our building in November 2008 just in time for the cold Shillong
weather. Last winter the Chillibreeze staff complained of being constantly
cold. Next winter will be different.
The sun will go through the glass and heat the black river stones. These stones will retain some heat and act like a heat flywheel so that some heat flows into the office even if a cloud blocks the sun.
The glass is sloping up so that the rising heat flows into the office. The glass creates the greenhouse effect capturing the suns heat below the glass.
The 3D drawing was made by
our SketchUp team in Shillong and can be seen on Google 3D warehouse.
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A Great Day for Chillibreeze in Shillong - see the video
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Chillibreeze had a special visitor Thursday. While in Shillong for the Meghabytes
Summit the Secretary of the Ministry of Information Technology Jainder Singh
visited the office of Chillibreeze. We have put photos our our website showing a happy team of local guys
and gals presenting their special guest with a poster. Mr. Singh spent time getting to know some employees while learning
about the work. He
then inspected their office in new Software Technology Park Summit
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This course gets into the nitty-gritty of writing a press release. From introducing the learners to the purpose and format of a release to taking them through the devices used to make it more useful and interesting to the media, the course aims to teach them the basic principles of crafting a well-written press release. Available from Chillifreeze.com
This course aims to develop a better understanding of how to write “global” English. American English, both spoken and written, is very different from the English learned in India in schools and colleges. Over the years, the English language has evolved and today, American writing is becoming the norm. Available from Chillifreeze.com
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June 2, 2008
This interview just came out in ThinkingAloud
Everything for and about India writers, Chillifreeze is the latest venture by Chillibreeze. Looking to connect writers with writing jobs, the site has interesting twists to it. Dr. Nishi Viswanathan speaks to Thinking Aloud telling us more about the way it works, and what we can expect from it further.
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April 22, 2008 Shillong India
The Shillong Times newspaper reported today that Symantec will locate offices in Shillong in the coming weeks. The front page articles goes on to say how IT companies will create a climate of confidence in the region. It mentions how good global companies can attract others to the region and how Chillibreeze is already operating from the new IT park in Shillong Meghalaya.
Chillibreeze is the first Global IT company successfully working and headquartered in North East India. It is rooted in Shillong and grew from a start of just a few people. It is unique in its approach of training and raising up local management.
Attracting companies and investment to the region has been difficult because of major problems including unrest, strikes, terrorism and poor infrastructure. No company wanted to be the first into such and unknown environment. After years of ongoing attempts to promotethe region by state governments there we no takers. Companies could not justify the risk.
These first companies (Symantec and Chillibreeze) are pioneering and bringing prosperity to a difficult an historically business unfriendly region. Once it is proven that a company can succeed others may follow.
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How to Start your Relationship with Chillibreeze
The first step in becoming a Chillibreeze writer is to send us a free sample article.
If the article meets our requirements and presents original information then we will edit it, rate it and post it on our site with your name and byline.
Please send us original interesting articles that add value to a global audience. Want a high rating for your article? Submit edited and error free content that is 100% original. We do not permit copying and pasting content from other sites.
Please pick one of these samples for your sample article or send us a few topics of your choice.
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Write Match - Matching writers with the right projects
Write Match is an online marketplace at www.chillifreeze.com, an exclusive portal for Indian freelance writers.
Clients - Write Match lets Clients from all over the world post projects and hire freelance writers in a safe and business-friendly environment.
Writers - Writers can post their profiles and access a variety of projects, while working independently from home.
Check often the Write Match Projects Forum and the Write Match Writers Forum for new posts.
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Does Anyone Know if Amazon Kindle is a Success?
We are about to format some of our publications for Kindle but wonder if this is a good idea. We can not seem to find information on Kindle sales. Is it as hot as Amazon says? What is the future of Kindle?
10 March 2008 in epublishing | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
If you are interested in following along on my Quest to Sell 1000 eBook then please go to Chillifreeze.com
Here is a sample post from today.
Not to many companies reveal their plans like this but our goal with this blog is to document and share our success and failures so here goes. These are the first 5 of 25 steps of PHASE I
Sell-Sell-Sell The goals is to sell 3 eBooks by April 1st. If we sell 3 we will have proven the concept.
PHASE I
1) I Created a StoreFront but it needs some work to make it nicer. It is drag and drop but some HTML can be added. No need to spend too much time on this but it should be a little nicer. We need to a) create a link on this storefront going to CB. b) Insert google analytics code so we can track visitors.
2) Create
a button on cb.com and India-reports that says Buy this Ebook on Lulu.
I wonder if some people will feel more comfortable buying it from lulu and thus we get more sales. Joanna is the one to do this so follow up with her. Tell her what you want.
3) Write a promo page on Cb.com with a review & book cover etc. with a link to Lulu.
4) Promote the Storefront
so google finds it. Make sure the title is good. I wonder if we can
even create a two or three page store front so that we can use
different titles etc.
5) Make a nice book cover. Then this cover needs to be displayed on our Lulu Storefront. And we can put this cover on cb.com and IR.com.
To be continued.....
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A New Course Offered on Chillifreeze.com
How to Become a Medical Writer In India
Learn what medical writing is all about. Read about the different kinds
of medical writing and the diverse career choices for medical writers.
Know what qualifications and skills you require to be a medical writer
and what training is available. Also, learn about the ethical issues
related to medical writing. Obtain tips on getting your first
employment and your first freelance project as a medical writer based
in India.
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What is the best way to sell an eBook? This is the big question that will be discovered over the next few months. Got a success story -please pass it on. Check out The Quest to Sell 1000 eBooks on Chillifreeze.com
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Learn how to sell eBooks - Quest to Sell 1000 eBooks is starting today.
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Sunday Surfing
I learned about low cost housing around the world and the fall of the US economy. Both topics interest me. There are some very creative people and organizations coming up with new ideas to make houses more affordable for the poor. A Columbian invented a device to ram earth into bricks and the idea has spread around the world. Also spreading is the fear of a recession in the USA.
I am sure the US is printing money money like crazy trying to stall a natural down cycle but it is inevitable. So get ready for the double wammy. Usually economic predictions are mostly wrong but this time all the expert who are predicting recession plus inflation are right.
If you are a writer you can hunker down with a good internet connection and build a low cost house out of clay and survive. Chillifreeze will soon be launching WriteMatch to match freelancers with projects.
Also on CF is my new blog Quest to Sell 1000 eBooks. Don't miss it if you want to learn how to make money online.
03 March 2008 in epublishing | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
While I am waiting for my blog to be set up on chillifreeze.com I will post here here instead. This is a continuation of my last post about The Quest to Sell 1000 eBooks.
Today is Thursday and on Monday someone will simultaneously start some research on this topic. She will look at what we have done in the past to sell our ebooks and discover what we have done right and wrong.
I will work in some new areas like learning the publishing platforms Lulu and Kindle. Already I uploaded our South Indian Cooking/Cultural Guidebook but don't think much will happen without a lot of promotion.
If you want to be in this epublishing journey feel free to complete the writers form on chillibreeze.com. We are looking for someone entrepreneurial with a global perspective to give our epublishing website a boost. The perfect person would know how to build traffic to a website, publish, write, market, create and promote.
Since lots of people contact us daily so please indicate in the form that you are responding to this blog.
29 February 2008 in How to Sell Ebooks | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
Right now I am waiting for permission from Chillifreeze.com to start a new blog - A Quest to Sell 1000 Ebooks.
I need to discover how to market and sell ebooks. My goal is to sell 1000 copies of an ebook before July 1st 2008.
I am not sure where this
journey will take me but you are welcome to come along for the ride and learn
or you can help by giving me you ideas or opinions.
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For a limited time, Chillifreeze is offering its registered writers an opportunity to get their writing skills rated and evaluated, for free! Yes, you read it right. Free, with absolutely no obligations.
Let us say you are writing an article for a high end project and you are not sure if your writing is good enough. Wouldn't it be great to get an expert's opinion? How about personalized feedback from an experienced editor?
If you would like our expert panel of writers and editors to review a piece of your writing - it could be your resume, an essay, a college application or maybe a cover letter or a business document - send it to us. Our panel will check your work for English language and style points and maybe even give you a couple of pointers on how to reorganize your writing so it sounds better. Our panel will take approximately 3 business days to review your writing and revert with personalized feedback.
We are offering this service free to all registered users of Chillifreeze.com for a limited time only. Send your article or a sample of your work to us and our Expert Panel will share their feedback on your work.
Make use of this free service* today!
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We are about to launch our new section in Chillifreeze called WriteMatch. You can expect to see something in the press next week. It will be a place for Indian writers to get writing projects and make some money. Customers will post writing projects.
Chillifreeze is all about serving Indian writers. WriteMatch will fill a big need- please check it often if you are looking for writing projects.
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November 2007 Bangalore Breeze Newsletter
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Contribute to the Breeze: We are receiving questions from curious expats living in or moving to Indian cities like: Mumbai and Delhi. Chillibreeze is looking for guest writers who would be interested in answering questions or even anchoring a "Special City Issue" of the Breeze... we can call it "Mumbai Breeze". Let me know if you are interested. Write to expat@chillibreeze.com and let me know if you are interested. Your contribution would be a great service to the expat community.
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Win one of these books on chillifreeze.com. Contest to start in November 2007.
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Writing Books
Chillibreeze has ordered 10 books on how to become a better writer. They will become part of a contest on Chillifreeze.com. Please check with the site later this month.
100 Ways to Improve Your Writing
The Reporters Notebook - Writing Tools for Student Journalists
The Art and Craft of Feature Writing: Based on the Wall Street Journal Guide
The Adweek Copywriting Handbook
Write the Perfect Book Proposal
Making a Literary Life
Wild Mind: Living the Writers Life
Style Guide for Business and Technical Communication
Writing Down the Bones
Writing Tools: 50 Essential Strategies for Every Writer
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Read this article to get an idea what we will cover in our new website chillibreeze.org.
Small business is receiving a surge of interest in the developing world as it has never received before.
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ChilliSauce Newsletter for Indian Writers
Here is part of the newsletter that went out yesterday.
HI Writers!
Hope you are doing fine.
Are you ready for the tangy, mouth-watering taste of Chillisauce? Here is another issue of our Chillibreeze newsletter, devoted to Indian freelance writing pursuits.
When you registered at Chillibreeze.com, you were expecting to benefit from your relationship with us. Many of you have started working with us. Some of you are eager to work with us and haven’t found the right niche. Some of you wish you could work with us, but are swamped with other assignments. Others have not yet joined our preferred writers’ network by writing a sample article for Chillibreeze.
We want you to benefit, irrespective of the type of association you have with us.
To prove it to you, this issue includes a special article for you- ‘How to bid and bag the project you want!’ This article is part of our “Chillimentor series” sent out to an exclusive group of writers. But we decided to make an exception and share this article, with the rest of our network.
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The Chillibreeze October Fitness Contest
The contest is underway and this weeks winners will be posted on Monday. We have lots of serious walkers in Chillibreeze so I expect that some competitors ( Chillibreezers) will have walked as much as 6 hours in one week.
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