Steven John, provided by Published 5:21 pm EDT, Thursday, April 4, 2019 Shutterstock Double space a Google Docs text to make it easier to read on a screen or on pape, and allow for easy handwritten edits once printed. You can quickly change the line spacing on a Google doc using the app on a mobile device or from your computer. The full version of Google Docs found on a computer offers you much more control over line spacing and other aspects of the layout. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories. Google Docs is one of the most widely used collaboration tools available today. It allows multiple users in far-flung locations to work together on a single document (or “doc”), whether writing and editing the text in real time, or polishing one another's drafts in turn. A Google doc is also a wonderful resource for a writer working on a project alone, as they can access it from anywhere at any time, and can count on the document being backed up to … [Read more...] about How to change the line spacing on any text in Google Docs, on your desktop or mobile device
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Transcript: Nadia Schadlow talks with Sandy Winnefeld on “Intelligence Matters”
CBS NEWS - WASHINGTON BUREAU INTELLIGENCE MATTERS - NADIA SCHADLOWINTERVIEW WITH NADIA SCHADLOWCORRESPONDENT: SANDY WINNEFELDPRODUCER: OLIVIA GAZIS SANDY WINNEFELD:Nadia, thank you for joining us today on Intelligence Matters and for agreeing to share some of your insights on your important work and your impressive career. And to start with, please tell us a little bit about your background and how you found yourself in the White House as Deputy National Security Advisor for Strategy in the Trump administration. Did you have a political connection prior or were you strictly an academic? How did that all work out? NADIA SCHADLOW: Hi, Sandy. Well, thanks so much for welcoming me to the show. I'm excited to be here and appreciate it. Let's see, I ended up in the White House after sort of a long career in thinking about and working on strategy from inside and outside the government in different … [Read more...] about Transcript: Nadia Schadlow talks with Sandy Winnefeld on “Intelligence Matters”
The Beach Boys’ Mike Love reminisces on Christmases and lawsuits
Mike Love, a founding member of legendary '60s surf rock band The Beach Boys, has experienced his fair share of drama in the last couple of decades. He's been the center of some negative attention for suing his cousin and bandmate Brian Wilson multiple times for songwriting credits and was vilified earlier this year for complimenting President Donald Trump, provoking the scorn of his music contemporaries.While Love isn't apologizing for his past actions and stands by those lawsuits, he is trying to repair his reputation. To do so he is returning to his roots — the music — and to the emotion evoked by his last name: love.Now, touring separately from Wilson with a different band (but under The Beach Boys moniker, to which he legally owns the rights), Love is coming to Charleston for a Christmas show on Dec. 16 at the Performing Arts Center.There will be new songs from Love's solo albums and old Beach Boys favorites, but only Love as an original band … [Read more...] about The Beach Boys’ Mike Love reminisces on Christmases and lawsuits
‘Principles of Community’ document moves forward, could publish in January
Fresno State’s effort to improve the workplace environment for employees moved forward on Thursday with a draft presentation of the Principles of Community document. The presentation at the University Dining Hall, which had the sparse attendance of seven people, focused on the methods used to gather opinions of Fresno State employees on what they would constitute as an ideal work environment. “[Our goal] is to improve the relationship and culture for employees so that they can best serve the student population,” said Fresno State Director of Organized Excellence Kathleen Scott. Fresno State faculty and staff submitted over 2,600 responses to an anonymous online survey and 31 focus groups voted in online polls to define the four key principles that the Principles of Community document should be based on. Those principles include: respect, kindness, collaboration and accountability. From November 2017 to October 2018, the Workplace Quality Task Force, which is made up … [Read more...] about ‘Principles of Community’ document moves forward, could publish in January
Election guide: Everything on the Nov. 6 ballot in Springfield
Gregory J. Holman Springfield News-Leader Published 5:06 PM EDT Oct 24, 2018 Nov. 6 is your day to decide, Springfield. Missouri voters will have their say on the shape of the U.S. Senate in the first midterm election of the Donald Trump presidency. Ordinary citizens will also decide whether the Show-Me state will join 31 others in making medical marijuana legal. They'll also decide if they want to adopt — or reject — the Clean Missouri plan to change the culture of Jefferson City. More: Election survival guide: What Greene County voters should know before casting ballots These aren't small choices, and they're far from the only ones on the ballot this fall. This overview collects News-Leader reporting on the many choices appearing this election, organized in the same order as they appear on your ballot, so you can study the issues and reference all the information you'll need at the polls. U.S. Senate This race is … [Read more...] about Election guide: Everything on the Nov. 6 ballot in Springfield