Day: February 24, 2018

Meet Pepper – the robot teaching children in a Plymouth school

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Meet Pepper – the robot teaching children in a Plymouth school

From Isaac Asimov to Transformers: Exodus robots and artificial intelligence have been a popular theme in fiction – and now they are teaching Plymouth children creative writing. Thom Boulton, Plymouth's Poet Laureate, has teamed up with top international AI company Volume to bring Pepper the
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Theatre review: Deathtrap

Lewis Howden as playwright Sidney Bruhl and Thomas England as his creative writing student, Clifford. … in rural Connecticut, surrounded by posters for his own once-successful plays, and brooding over the script of a brilliant new thriller he has just received from one of his creative writing students.
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Rocklean Disco debuts on NASDAQ, lighting up New York Times Square

Rocklean Premium 24K, the best-selling product, applies the “EX-shock” technology to clear out any dirt or oil residing in pores, solving problems, such as rough skin, blackheads, caused by clogged pores and restoring the best condition of the skin. It is honored as one of the most wished “future-tech”
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Creative Writing students perform at 2018 Rogue Festival

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Creative Writing students perform at 2018 Rogue Festival

Graduate creative writing students from the Fresno State Master of Fine Arts program will headline the “Fresno Writers Live” performances at the 17th annual Rogue Festival, scheduled March 1-10 in Fresno's Tower District.
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Made in Hawaii: Healthy Baby Hawaii

Some of their best sellers: Carrot Mango Quinoa and Apple Beet, which happens to be little Henry's favorite. For Meagan Soderholm, feeding her son fresh food is priceless. “I know that they're both moms and they want the best for their babies so that helps. They're making strong babies with this fresh
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Multimedia Developer – Editorial

Work within Editorial team to build and maintain the storytelling tools and platform; Respect SCMP product and design standards, as well as best web practices, solve complex problems in short timeframes and development schedule; Work and thrive in a team-oriented environment; Optimize application
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Publishers Clearing House Prize Patrol delivers big prize to WB Twp. woman

Surrounded by members of the famous Publishers Clearing House “Prize Patrol” and local media, Snyder struggled to find words about her big sweepstakes win — a prize awarded just once a year with odds of winning at one in 2.6 billion. “I'm overwhelmed. I don't know what to say,” Snyder said.
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How to make lifestyle changes stick

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How to make lifestyle changes stick

“After my initial publishing plan fell through due to errors made by the company, I did end up self-publishing with a really awesome publisher called Dog Ear Publishing. I unfortunately had to waste about eight months of time between the first publisher not working out and finding the next one, so it was
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Tom Lichtenheld donates to Mazza Museum

“It's a gallery and it has archives and there is a lot of similar work there so it feels really good to be amongst that collection.” He adds that the archival system … He's been on the New York Times best sellers list more than I can ever remember anyone else being,” said Sapp. Beyond the addition of iconic
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The Kylie Jenner curse? Snapchat faces its defining moment

The app previously featured content from friends, publishers and celebrities on one page. Now, there's one page for publishers and another for friends. The goal was to attract more users and create a better user experience by separating friends from content. Related: Snapchat responds to users critical
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Towards quality advertising

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Towards quality advertising

A landmark deal has been signed between the Malaysia Premium Publishers Marketplace (MPPM) and Innity to offer the country's first publishers-led one-stop shop for high-impact video advertising online to spur MPPM's online ad trading. The move came hot on the heels after the country's leading
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Website Not Publishing

I transferred from wordpress.com to wordpress.org and have Bluehost as my hoster. Since the change, my www is still not publishing (all pages are published and visable). I have added SSL Cert, updated my DNS with my domain provider, cleared cache /cookies on www, purge all WP, spent numerous
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Total Synthesis of Teixobactin and Its Stereoisomers

Teixobactin is a depsipeptide natural product with potent antibiotic activity against a range of Gram-positive multi-drug resistant bacteria. Its composition features a unique L-allo-enduracididine (allo-End10), three Iles2/6/11, and one D-allo-Ile5 residues. Intrigued by the potential biological impact of s.
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Austin author offers tips on how you can be a better writer

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Austin author offers tips on how you can be a better writer

Probably a hundred or more stories and novels published since this one have ended with a similar moment of ecstatic reflection: a character looking out at some aspect of his world and thinking lyrically about what it means. As a graduate student in creative writing, I tried over and over to write an ending
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Hennessy New Irish Writing: February 2018's winning story

Emily, with her pale hair and freckles, is used to being different and to eyeballing the women who stop to stare and then peer into Laura's pram to see if her baby is as pale. While the fruit and veg man in the market now understands Emily's gestures and will drop a few of the coveted small courgettes into
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Review: The Western Wind by Samantha Harvey — murder most muddy

Samantha Harvey, whose previous novels have been long and shortlisted for the Baileys, Man Booker and Orange prizes, and who teaches creative writing at Bath Spa University, writes with a beautiful ease. Her passages of nature writing, describing this strange, left-behind landscape, are evocative.
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Odisha's Bijepur bypolls LIVE updates: EC bans publishing or broadcasting of exit poll today

Odisha's Bijepur bypolls LIVE updates: After the high octane campaigning for the Bijepur Assembly constituency, the D-Day has finally arrived. Nearly 2.21 lakh voters of the constituency will exercise their franchise today as Bijepur goes into bypolls today. By: FE Online | Updated: February 24, 2018
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Big Read explores “The Underdogs” and local service-dog organization

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Big Read explores “The Underdogs” and local service-dog organization

Thursday, March 1 is the deadline to enter the annual Sinclair Creative Writing Contest. The contest is open to adult and high school writers of fiction, poetry and creative non-fiction. The best in show recipient wins a full scholarship to the summer program of the Antioch Writers' Workshop at University of
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Nordic Aliens – The Myths and Legends You Should Know

Both books were bestsellers, selling more than 200,000 copies by 1960. In 1961, the supposed contactee of Nordic aliens released another book titled “Flying Saucer Farewell”. In the (1) “Flying Saucers Have Landed”, Adamski relives his purported encounter with Nordic aliens on November 20,1952.
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Daughter of Brownsville publisher seeks information for anniverary tribute

In his career as publisher, McKinley got to travel the world on newspaper junkets, and held the office of president of the Pennsylvania Newspapers Publishers Association in 1967. In retirement, his life slowed down considerably, although he enjoyed traveling to Iowa to visit his nieces and nephews.
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Author Events Feb. 25-March 3

Two recent graduates from Emory's Creative Writing Program will read their work: Marberry, the 2017-2019 Fellow in Poetry, and Gonzales, 2017-2019 Fellow in Fiction. 6:30 p.m. Feb. 27. Poetry reading, signing, reception. Free. Emory University, Joseph W. Jones Room, Level 3, Robert W. Woodruff
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New Writers' Café will assist writers with creative writing, creating a resume and cover letters, as …

A new Writers' Café is for those with a desire to write but who may need a little help getting started. Operation Sharing's Writers Café is designed to assist would-be writers that may want to write a short story, create a resume or may need help with their English skills. “This will be an exciting initiative that
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Old Book Sale is officially 'old'

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Old Book Sale is officially 'old'

Of course, it was “old” in name only. Nobody could have predicted the Friends of the Library Old Book Sale itself would get … gulp … old. Just like children, events grow up, too. They become traditions. The Old Book Sale turns 50 this year. It officially has been elevated to “Goldie Oldie” status.
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Moleskine's latest smart pen saves your writing to download later

Unlike the pen that comes with the Smart Writing Set, the Pen+ Ellipse also has a little clip on the cap to slide on to your favorite notebook — though, of course, you'll be using a $30 one from Moleskine's Smart Writing Set line, since those are the only ones with the aforementioned Ncode smart paper.
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Retiree wins sweepstakes, plans to get her kicks on Route 66

(AP) — A Pennsylvania retiree has won $1 million upfront and $5,000 a week for the rest of her life through the Publishers Clearing House sweepstakes. Members of the marketing company's Prize Patrol on Friday surprised 72-year-old Jo-Ann Snyder at her home in Wilkes-Barre (WILKS'-ba-ree) with
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The Journal of Electronic Publishing

Title, Author(s), Downloads. Why Book Processing Charges (BPCs) Vary So Much, Pinter, Frances. Reimagining the Digital Monograph: Design Thinking to Build New Tools for Researchers, Humphreys, Alex; Spencer, Christina; Brown, Laura; Loy, Matthew; Snyder, Ronald
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This Week's Bestsellers: February 26, 2018

We starred all three books, calling the newest “a suspenseful thriller that races to a heart-pounding and unexpected resolution.” The film adaptation of Red Sparrow, which launched the trilogy and won the 2014 Edgar Award for best first novel, opens March 2; tie-in editions pubbed February 20, and the
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Practice of remaindering, selling unsold books at a deep discount, a win-win for publishers & readers

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Practice of remaindering, selling unsold books at a deep discount, a win-win for publishers & readers

In March 2010, Larry May, the director of the Great American Bargain Book Show (GABBS), wrote an article in Publishing Perspectives, a US newsletter and website, explaining the different ways bargain books were created. There were 'hurts' or 'returns', books returned to publishers from bookstores
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Summit's Mark Weinberg Authors 'Movie Nights with The Reagans'; Book Release Event Set for …

SUMMIT, NJ – Mark Weinberg, Hilltop City resident and former spokesman, advisor, and speechwriter to President Ronald Reagan, is set to publish “Movie Nights with The Reagans — A Memoir,” (Simon & Schuster) February 27, and will be participating in an 'Author Event' that same day, beginning at 7
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Temple Grandin speaks at State Theatre

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Temple Grandin speaks at State Theatre

Classes like art, sewing and cooking, playing musical instruments, woodworking, theater, welding, auto shop and creative writing are all important because they are classes that foster creativity, she said. Art is something that helps foster scientific successes since innovators with creative hobbies are
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'Writing is inherent, but needs nurturing'

Fortunately for me, the people who supported me and helped me rise have often been men. I have had good men for guardians, colleagues, friends, and of course my life partner. I have been through a lot of hardships in my life, but being a woman writer was fortunately never one of the biggest hurdles.
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Award-winning Writer Kaitlyn Greenidge Reads with Four Seniors in Princeton's Creative Writing …

Award-winning writer Kaitlyn Greenidge and four seniors in the Lewis Center for the Arts' Program in Creative Writing at Princeton University will read from their work at 6:00 p.m. on Friday, March 2 at Labyrinth Books, 122 Nassau Street. The reading is part of the C. K. Williams Reading Series, named in
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Pa. retiree wins Publishers Clearing House sweepstakes, plans to get her kicks on Route 66

A Pennsylvania retiree has won $1 million upfront and $5,000 a week for the rest of her life through the Publishers Clearing House sweepstakes. Members of the marketing company's “prize patrol” on Friday surprised 72-year-old Jo-Ann Snyder at her home in Wilkes-Barre with oversized checks, flowers
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HISTORY: The canning factory downtown

The occupants then included a fuel oil dealer at the corner, the License Bureau, an office equipment dealer, an auto supply store, a publishing company, a glass and paint supplier, and, at the far end (in the wing perpendicular to Lake Street) an auto body shop. Perhaps the most unusual tenant — still
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FASTSIGNS International, Inc. featured in "12 Amazing Franchise Opportunities – Second Edition …

Within days of publication, his franchise books such as “Take the Fear Out of Franchising,” “12 Amazing Franchise Opportunities for 2015,” “Buy Hot Franchises Without Getting Burned” and “101 Questions to Ask Before You Invest in a Franchise” climbed to #1 best sellers in their categories on
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Book rush

And while, the fall of the Rana Regime brought with it a marked rise in the number of books published in the country, it wasn't until the turn of the millennium that publishing truly boomed as a viable industry. Thanks to the introduction of modern printing presses and the rise of books as a marketable
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Will This Change How People Buy Comic Books?

That often translates into the availability of particular issues being limited upon release, with many customers being unaware of a said comic's existence before that point. Publishers, comic book creators and customers alike have often complained about the insularity of the current system, and looked for
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Topeka Capital-Journal names new publisher

(AP) — A former intern at the Topeka Capital-Journal has returned to the city to become publisher of the newspaper. Gatehouse Media announced the appointment of Stephen Wade on Friday. As a young journalism student at the University of Kansas, Wade got journalism experience as an intern at The
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Rice Boy

Rice Boy, like so many humble heroes, has greatness thrust upon him in Dahm's kaleidoscopic fantasy. The eponymous protagonist, a pawn-shaped being who lives alone in a hollow tree, is told by a dapper android named the One Electronic that he must fulfill an ancient prophecy and save the world.
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