Although we like to think we know everything – and technology has advanced so much we practically have the answer to everything we don't know at our fingertips – there are still plenty of mysteries left to solve. How did they build Stonehenge? What's the purpose of the pyramids? Is there a God?
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The last few years have been a struggle, with many many successes in self-publishing that are only very slowly making their way into the larger landscape of corporate comic books. And to some degree, that's ok. Not every creator's path is to make it big at DC, Marvel, or even Image. It doesn't have to be.
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KIEV (Reuters) – The author of an article that U.S. Special Counsel Robert Mueller believes Trump's former campaign manager Paul Manafort ghost-wrote in violation of a gag order said on Saturday he had sought input on the op-ed before publishing to avoid errors. FILE PHOTO: Paul Manafort,
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They did book illustrations for both sophisticated and popular fiction, as well as advertisements, which is why publishers greatly relied on them for their publications. With the many pupils he employed, Kuniyoshi swiftly managed to meet the publishers' demand. By the way, among these pupils was
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With the sunlight from the huge window in her office shining in, Professor Nicole Santalucia sits planning to create a positive work environment for every class period. Santalucia, who teaches Intro to Creative Writing, Intro to Poetry and WIFYS among others, finds inspiration in her students. “My students
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With Thanksgiving now behind us, we prepare to dive headfirst into the upcoming holiday season. Yet this year, perhaps like no other, we are reminded that the joys of the season are not always a reflection of the events of the year. On Nov. 14, a little more than a week before Thanksgiving, local favorite
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'Till the Cows Come Home: Memories of a Rural Childhood', the latest literary edition from dairy farmer, blogger and author, Lorna Sixsmith, will arrive on book shelves next May. Set to be launched by Black and White Publishing, the new book is the fifth publication from Sixsmith, who farms in Crettyard,
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Premier Jay Weatherill has told the Sunday Mail the Government will expand its proactive disclosure policy to include publishing online the cost of government advertising campaigns and the evaluation of their performance. The pre-election advertising moratorium period will also be brought forward by a
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