Doug Jones may be getting sworn in as a U.S. Senator on Wednesday instead of Roy Moore, but it looks like America hasn't heard the last of creepy Alabama stories for a while. On Wednesday evening, The Anniston Star posted an article reported that H. Brandt Ayers, the newspaper's chairman and
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A company representing thousands of songwriters including Tom Petty, Neil Young and Steely Dan has sued streaming music provider Spotify seeking at least $1.6 billion in damages. Wixen Music Publishing of Los Angeles filed a lawsuit in federal court in California charging the Swedish tech company
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For a few months last year, Facebook was the top source of traffic for publishers. Then Google bounced back, and now it's at the top again. According to digital analytics company Parse.ly, Google is back as the top source of external traffic at 44%, with Facebook in second place at 26%. At the beginning
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Hi everyone. For the last 4 days one of our models ( just one ) stopped refreshing on the web, and we didn't publish any changes to it since two weeks ago. When we manually refresh it on the PowerBI no errors occur, we are able to publish it with no issues, but when we try a On Demand refresh it takes
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December 31, 2017 Los Angeles Times Best Sellers Available at the Library. 2017 ends with Sing, Unburied, Sing by Jesmyn Ward as the new #1 book on the Los Angeles Times Fiction Hardcover List, while Leonardo Da Vinci by Walter Isaacson remains in the top spot the Hardcover Nonfiction List.
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The Home Ministry's latest move to ban a book by former law minister Zaid Ibrahim shows that the government is becoming increasingly totalitarian, said DAP lawmaker Tony Pua today. Zaid's 2015 book “Assalamualaikum: Observations on the Islamisation of Malaysia” was banned under the Printing
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The seminar runs from 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Author Melanie Crowder will be the keynote speaker. She has written five books for young adult readers and is a former teacher. Also on the schedule are a welcome by Blue Horizons President Don Dillehay, a creative writing exercise from Wayne Carlson, door
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During the talk, we learned that Weir previously worked as a computer programmer for 25 years before going into creative writing full-time. Weir has described himself as a “scientist who writes” and a science enthusiast. Describing his writing process, Weir stated, “It is easier to write what you're
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