Day: March 6, 2018

Tim and Becky Hattenburg's New Book “Death Ride: A Little Boy's Night of Terror” Is a Tale of a …

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Tim and Becky Hattenburg's New Book “Death Ride: A Little Boy's Night of Terror” Is a Tale of a …

Page Publishing knows that authors need to be free to create – not bogged down with complicated business issues like eBook conversion, establishing wholesale accounts, insurance, shipping, taxes and the like. Its roster of authors can leave behind these tedious, complex and time-consuming issues,
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Agent Assistant – Book Publishing

Paradigm Talent Agency is seeking a highly motivated and qualified assistant to support an agent in our Book Publishing department. In addition to being organized and efficient, candidates should possess a strong understanding and interest in the entertainment industry and will be expected to thrive in
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Documentary Film “Miss Representation”

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Documentary Film “Miss Representation”

Miss Representation Times Publishing Group Inc tpgonlinedaily.com Written and directed by Jennifer Siebel Newsom, Miss Representation exposes how mainstream media contribute to the under-representation of women in positions of power and influence in America. The 1440 Foundation is opening
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Lloyd Webber on Sarah Brightman Affair: 'Of Course I Loved the Sex'

(Newser) – Andrew Lloyd Webber “dreaded” writing about his affair with Sarah Brightman, which led to a marriage and ultimately a divorce, he writes in his new memoir. But write about it he did, revealing that after first meeting when Brightman auditioned for Cats in the early 1980s and their shared
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New spec fic festival announces headliners Kaufman, Kristoff and Canavan

The podcast team established the festival in order to offer writers 'the chance to experience the same great conversations, engaging topics, and honest insights into the world of writing and publishing live'. For more information about the festival, and to see the full program, see the Speculate website.
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20000 attend PWF; Beer tops bestsellers

Twenty thousand people attended the 2018 Perth Festival Writer's Week (PFWW), which ran from 19 to 25 February. Attendance was down on last year's event, but a festival spokesperson said this was expected 'because of the changed format'. 'The weekend activities spanned two days instead of three
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Fancy some free coffee and cake on International Women's Day? Yes!

Book lovers, rejoice! In honour of International Women's Day one of our favourite independent bookshops- Books Upstairs- is offering customers free coffee and cake (or tea and a biscuit.) All you have to do is buy one very special book. Independent and Young Adult publishers, Little Island Books
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Looking Back, Looking Forward: 60-Plus Years Illustrating and Writing Books for Children

Along with fads and fashions that came and went, due to the efforts of courageous authors and publishers, books with new subjects—sex, illness, and memoir—were published. Minorities, long invisible in children's books, have begun to take their place on the shelves of bookstores and libraries.
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Creative writing course helps veterans express themselves and cope with trauma

Writing may be a form of expression, but for Sheree Martin it's also serving as a mindfulness activity to help her deal with PTSD, depression and anxiety. The 26-year Army veteran was among the first wave of Defence Force personnel posted to East Timor as part of a multinational peacekeeping
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Dark Horse is publishing a 'Super Mario Bros.' encyclopedia with four variant covers

“Super Mario Bros.” creator Shigeru Miyamoto speaks on stage during an Apple event to announce “Super Mario Run” on the iPhone. Dark Horse Comics is publishing a 30-year anniversary encyclopedia that traces the Nintendo mascot's history from his NES roots to “Super Mario 3D World” on the Wii
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The Mazda6 Wagon is awesome, but it's not for America

Mazda reveals the Mazda6 Wagon. The 2018 Mazda6 Wagon has been unwrapped at the 2018 Geneva Motor Show. Yes! Mazda is introducing a wagon into their lineup. Sadly however it's not coming to the U.S. With the similar CX-5 being Mazda's best seller over the past two months. It's highly
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A celebration of immigration

“Our goal was to create spaces and convene encounters that don't usually happen on this campus, with the hope that from those encounters will emerge new forms of creative collaboration to challenge what's being done to our communities,” said Weld. “Like the Uruguayan writer Eduardo Galeano said,
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An introduction to murder

Internationally-published Australian crime and literary author Garry Disher will coach local writers on the finer points of committing the perfect murder in his Introduction to Crime Writing workshop as part of the 2018 Eyre Writers … After returning to Melbourne, Disher taught creative writing for many years.
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Bullying, abuse top agenda

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Bullying, abuse top agenda

FWRM's Grow Inspire Relate Lead Succeed (GIRLS) program, in partnership with the Emerging Leaders Forum Alumni (ELFA), hosted the creative writing workshops as part of their lead up to this year's International Women's Day celebrations. FWRM GIRLS officer Lillian Delana said the main objective
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Best Food Processor

Looking for the best food processors? Shop Macy's best sellers to find the best selling food processors now!
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TPG 18th Annual Poetry Contest Winners

The Times Publishing Group Valentines Day Poetry Contest for 2018 features the environment and the end of life as the background themes for romance. We want to thank these local businesses for providing our winners the following fabulous prizes. For the Aptos Times, Dinner at the Hideout – for the
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Tennessee Mountain Writers Conference set for April 5-7 in Oak Ridge

Martin is the author of This Gladdening Light: An Ecology of Fatherhood and Faith (Mercer University Press), which won the Will D. Campbell Award in Creative Nonfiction. His work has appeared in publications across the country, including American Public Media's “On Being,” Fourth River,
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We Are Humber: Alissa York

Writers must read, read, read – to learn how it's done, but also for the sheer joy of it. What is the most memorable experience you've had working or learning at Humber? I loved teaching at last year's summer workshop in Creative Writing. I had a wonderful group, and every one of them made great
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GMP and Vermont Magazine announce winner of Vermont writers' prize

Martin lives in Richmond, Vermont. He earned his bachelor's degree in physics at Colby College where he also studied literature, creative writing, music, and studio art. He is currently the chairman of the Richmond Land Trust and works for LORD Sensing Systems in Williston. He will receive a $1,500
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Bid on Vietnam War novel at AK Smiley Public Library

The copy up for auction was published by the Franklin Library Signed First Edition Society in 1990 and is signed by the author. O'Brien is … He lives with his family in central Texas and teaches at Texas State University-San Marcos where he also leads an Master of Fine Arts program in creative writing.
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Penske Media To Acquire Female-Focused Digital Publisher SheKnows

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Penske Media To Acquire Female-Focused Digital Publisher SheKnows

And, though numerous publishers are rethinking their digital distribution strategies (or going out of business) in light of Facebook's algorithm change, which deprioritized content from brands and publishers in the news feed, Guelton said SheKnows was not impacted. Facebook's percentage share of its
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The new 'billion-dollar problem' for platforms and publishers

Hosted by the Tow Center for Digital Journalism and the Annenberg Innovation Lab, “Controlling the Conversation: The Ethics of Social Platforms and Content Moderation” featured a series of discussions on the responsibilities of platforms and publishers in managing online conversations. Below are the
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Post: Education should draw from diverse voices

Generations of children have learned from texts that did not tell the whole story and new textbooks are still being published with factual inaccuracies and blatant biases. Incidentally, a study by Slate found that in 2015, of the 614 most popular history titles from 80 different publishing houses, nearly 76
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Heather Pallotta

Heather Pallotta has worked as a full time professional artist since 1999. Her company, Studio Eighteen, is an established premier decorative painting, mural and trompe l'oeil source in New York and New Jersey. Building on a wealth of knowledge since studying fine art at New York City's School of
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Baltimore Beat publisher faults closure on Baltimore crime, perception of it

The paper was established with backing from the publishers of the Washington Blade in the wake of the closing of Baltimore's City Paper, which was owned by the Baltimore Sun Media Group. “Ugh terrible stupid news. Our publisher has decided to stop publishing the Baltimore Beat. The paper is over,”
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New Media/Gatehouse buys the Austin American-Statesman

New Media Investment Group, Inc.–the publishing company that is developing a bad reputation for buying newspapers and gutting their operations–announced to the Statesman staff shortly after 3 p.m. today that it is purchasing the Austin American-Statesman from Cox Media Group for $47.5 million.
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Market fragmentation not bad for publishing, says Mexican writer

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Spanish writer and publisher from Mexico Eduardo Rabasa feels that fragmentation of the book market is not all bad for business and society. A market that is fragmented fosters diversity, while centralisation kills it, he said here on Tuesday. He is in the city to speak at the International Festival of Books
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A Different Kind of Writing Class

In the nearly 20-year history of the writing course for engineers, USC Viterbi students have worked with more than 100 nonprofits, ranging from local schools to programs dedicated to helping for HIV/AIDS orphans in Mozambique, according to Steve Bucher, director of the Engineering Writing Program.
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Publishing house removes elementary school assignment containing N-word after parents complain

Quebec Education and Family Minister Sebastien Proulx responds to reporters questions, Friday, June 16, 2017 at the legislature in Quebec City. A Quebec publishing house says it has removed a French grammar exercise after complaints it contained a racial slur.JACQUES BOISSINOT / THE
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No More Formulaic Composition Essays

I'm not talking about the challenge of getting students to read the day's course material before class. That's another topic that instructors from every discipline love to chew over. No, the familiar lament I'm referring to is one that particularly affects writing teachers: How can we teach students to write when
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Media Editorial Assistant, Chemistry

W. W. Norton & Company is the oldest and largest publishing house owned wholly by its employees. W. W. Norton & Company strives to carry out the imperative of its founder to “publish books not for a single season, but for the years.” In college publishing, that imperative applies not only to books, but
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Monmouth University welcomes award-winning Irish writers

Hooker earned her MPhil in Creative Writing from Trinity College Dublin, an MA in Cultural History from the University of Northumbria and a BA from Open University. Monmouth University welcomes award-winning Irish writers Born in Dublin and raised in the harbor town of Dungarvan Co. Waterford
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Using travel to unlock creativity

Jessica Faleiro is a multifaceted writer who writes fiction, poetry, essays and travel pieces. Jessica has been conducting travel writing workshops for budding writers to help them capture their own journeys and trips in words. Café speaks to the author of 'Afterlife: Ghost stories from Goa', to learn more
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Katie Heaney On Coming Out In Her 20s And The Enduring Appeal Of Harry Styles

When Katie Heaney published her first memoir, Never Have I Ever: My Life (So Far) Without a Date, which centered around her futile search for love and the perfect man in her mid-20s, she had no idea that a year after publishing it, she would find it—only with a woman, instead. It's this realization of her
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Glossier Hires New Creative Director

Best sellers include a $12 skin salve and $16 brow grooming pomade titled “Boy Brow”. Though the company has not released its revenue figures, market sources estimate the beauty brand rakes in about $50 million annually. What's more, Glossier just completed a Series C round in February, taking in
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Justin Montoya

Write Club is a student organization that encourages creative writing at NSU in every aspect. The club is intended not only for students who have a fondness for writing creatively, but also for any students from any varying career paths who want to become better writers. “I would recommend the club to
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Anna Nalick: 'I Spent Years Telling People to Just Breathe And I Was Suffocating'

In 2011, the singer-songwriter went indie with Broken Doll & Odds & Ends. For the next four years, she took a break from making music and went back to school, studying creative writing and acting. By 2014, she returned to touring just as she was getting divorced. The music began flowing out of her
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Electronic Arts Craters In Metacritic's Annual Publisher Rankings For 2017

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Electronic Arts Craters In Metacritic's Annual Publisher Rankings For 2017

Electronic Arts (EA) had a tough year in 2017. It published fewer games than is expected from a top-tier publisher, and several of its high-profile games engendered ridicule, outrage, or the threat of legislation to curb it's use of loot boxes to generate revenue. Given all this, it's not surprising that EA lost its
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Nigeria's Replete inks deal with Kobalt Music

While encouraging partnerships in the music industry, Sannie advised songwriters to sign up with performance rights organisations. “Publishers can't touch some payments and publishers will have to hold onto it as black-box money, which is unidentified monies.” Senior vice-president of creative at the
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News: Jonathan Karp to Head Simon & Schuster Adult Publishing

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News: Jonathan Karp to Head Simon & Schuster Adult Publishing

NEW YORK, March 6 —Jonathan Karp has been promoted to President and Publisher, Simon & Schuster Adult Publishing, effective immediately. In this new role, he will have overall responsibility for Simon & Schuster's New York–based adult trade publishing, which includes Atria Books, Gallery Books,
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Launch party set for release of Condrey's book “Dragonbond”

“Ever since then I only read, and I've only wanted to write, fantasy books,” Condrey said. She actually began writing 'Dragonbond' while still attending CHS. With the help of teacher Chris Stiles, they formed a creative writing class. Over the years, Condrey has rewritten the book more times than she can
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Exhibition Research and Publishing Editorial Intern

Are you passionate about museums, books, and good writing? The Exhibition Research and Publishing Department is looking for an enthusiastic intern with an interest in museum editorial to join our team. The editorial intern will assist the Editor and Digital Asset Manager on current PEM publishing
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Pennsylvania Center for the Book announces 2018 Public Poetry Project

Marci Nelligan teaches creative writing at Franklin & Marshall College in Lancaster and is the author of two poetry collections, “The Ghost Manada,” published by Black Radish Books in 2016, and “Infinite Variations,” published by Black Radish Book in 2011. She coedited “Intersection,” published by
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Congress: Time to Modernize Music (Guest Column)

Three pieces of legislation that aim to update the ways that royalties are paid to songwriters and artists — the Music Modernization Act, the CLASSICS Act and the AMP Act — are going before Congress later this year. In this post, National Music Publishers' Association president/CEO David Israelite and
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Open access for Austria

Open access for Austria. IOP Publishing (IOP), the Austrian Science Fund (FWF) and the Austrian Academic Consortium (Kooperation E-Medien Österreich, KEMÖ) have been working with universities across Austria to put together an agreement which will allow researchers in Austria to have their article
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Publishers Weekly: The Infamous Harry Hayward

Publishers Weekly. March 06, 2018. The Infamous Harry Hayward (Shawn Francis Peters) The Infamous Harry Hayward is “an entertaining tale of crime and punishment from Minnesota's gilded age and a great episode from the annals of yellow journalism.” Read the full review at Publishers Weekly.
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Quebec publisher removes homework containing French equivalent of N-word after parents complain

MONTREAL — A Quebec publishing house says it has removed a French grammar exercise after complaints it contained a racial slur. The recent homework assignment for Grade 6 students at a Montreal elementary school included the French equivalent of the N-word. Two mothers brought the
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Mullins signs publishing deal with Sound of Pop from Wolfville

Signing a publishing deal is music to the ears of songwriter Keith Mullins. “I'm ecstatic,” the Baddeck-based musician said. “It's nice to have a team of well-connected individuals who can push my music.” Mullins signed with Wolfville-based Sound of Pop for a full-catalogue publishing agreement.
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Graduate Receptionist Opportunity in Publishing

Graduate Receptionist Opportunity in Publishing – Contract in Graduate, Administration, Media with FOURTEEN PEOPLE. Apply Today.
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Lectures focus on Mexican Americans and their historical settlement in the US

The second event, Davis-Undiano will direct a publication workshop on scholarship and creative writing in regional topics and Mexican American studies titled “Publishing in Mexican American Studies and Regional Topics,” on Friday, March 23, from 12 to 1:30 p.m. in the Honors College, room 22.
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Big ad agencies are shoving ad tech companies under the bus

Major ad agency giant Dentsu says it plans to work with fewer ad tech middlemen when executing digital ad buys. It plans on negotiating directly for ad space with major publishers, as it looks to eliminate costly fees. That's likely bad news for a slew of ad tech firms that are already trying to survive in a
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'The Poet X' By Elizabeth Acevedo Is All About An Afro-Latina Teen Who Learns That Art Has The …

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But Xiomara knows that these thoughts are best kept to herself, especially since writing about her body and sex and creativity doesn't exactly line up with the laws of the church that her mother is forcing her to obey. But will an invitation to the slam poetry club at her school change everything? All Xiomara
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Scott King guest speaker at Jackson Rotary

She also serves as the statistician and member of the varsity Hi-Q Team. Madeleine is a member of the drama club, Tri-M Music Honors Society and International Thespian Society. Madeleine will be attending John Carroll University and plans to double major in English-Creative Writing and History.
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Jeff Vinik branching out into online sports, entertainment and lifestyle community publishing

Tampa Bay Lightning owner Jeff Vinik, right, and Steve Griggs, now the Lightning's CEO, watch training camp in 2010. Griggs now leads a new company, The Identity Tampa Bay, which is launching an online publishing arm to be focused on local sports, entertainment and lifestyle coverage. Tampa
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M. Weaver's New Book “Makayla's Love and Loss” Is a Heartwarming Tale About a Woman's Loss …

Recent release “Makayla's Love and Loss” from Page Publishing author M. Weaver is an intriguing narrative that delves into love, lies, and loss experienced by a … Page Publishing knows that authors need to be free to create – not bogged down with complicated business issues like eBook conversion,
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Quebec publishers under fire for Grade 6 homework containing N-word

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Quebec publishers under fire for Grade 6 homework containing N-word

Quebec publishers under fire for Grade 6 homework containing N-word. The publishing house, Editions de l'Envolée, says the document was first published in 1996. It has been … MONTREAL — A Quebec publishing house says it has removed a French grammar assignment that contained a racial slur.
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Kissing Cynthia Heimel Goodbye

I've spent the past week rereading her books—Sex Tips, plus her later best-sellers with those unmistakable Lichtenstein-y covers and titles like Get Your Tongue Out of My Mouth, I'm Kissing You Good-Bye! and If You Can't Live Without Me, Why Aren't You Dead Yet?!—and I must confess, I'm misty as I
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Salem Media Group Schedules Fourth Quarter 2017 Earnings Release and Teleconference

Salem Media Group is America's leading multimedia company specializing in Christian and conservative content, with media properties comprising radio, digital media and book and newsletter publishing. Each day Salem serves a loyal and dedicated audience of listeners and readers numbering in the
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Indie Publisher SMACKSongs Takes Winding Road to the Heart of Music Row

You couldn't blame songwriter-producers Shane McAnally and Josh Osborne if they talked smack after the Academy of Country Music Awards nominations came out March 1. They share a song of the year nomination as co-writers on Sam Hunt's “Body Like a Back Road” and a single of the year
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Homes & Lifestyle

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They seep into Macdonald's creative intelligence and manifest in subtle ways,” she said. Made possible by a gift from Diana and Simon Raab, the writer-in-residence series gives undergraduate writing and literature students at UCSB an opportunity to engage with masters of the craft. Creative writers
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Acting GPO Director Jim Bradley Retires

WASHINGTON – March 6, 2018 – Acting U.S. Government Publishing Office (GPO) Director Jim Bradley has retired after more than 47 years of Federal service, with the past 22 years at GPO. Bradley held numerous leadership positions at GPO, including that of Acting Director since November 2017.
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Analysts See $0.05 EPS for Knight Therapeutics Inc. (GUD); Best Buy CO (BBY) Sellers Decreased …

Best Buy CO Inc (NYSE:BBY) had a decrease of 6.16% in short interest. BBY's SI was 23.23M shares in March as released by FINRA. Its down 6.16% from 24.75M shares previously. With 3.16M avg volume, 7 days are for Best Buy CO Inc (NYSE:BBY)'s short sellers to cover BBY's short positions. The SI
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The Asymmetric Syntheses of Cryptocaryols A and B

The recent total syntheses of cryptocaryols A and B are reviewed. These efforts include the correction of the initially assigned absolute and relative stereochemistry of this class of natural products. In addition to enabling the initial structure activity relationships for this class of natural products, th.
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History Of Our Town (Sept. 4, 1970 Edition)

(The following entry in “The History Of Our Town” by Lucille Basler was published in the September 4, 1970, edition of the Ste. Genevieve Fair Play. The Herald in 2015 began publishing in order the series of articles written by Basler, which began publication in December 1966.) For four years this
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eBay Testing New Best Offer Response Time Metric

We are currently testing this out to encourage utilization of the Best Offer option when it is available. The estimated … If response time is tracked and used to filter best options for buyers, then sellers may have to look at automated acceptance over a minimum threshold to speed up their response times.
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Sun Zero Easton Blackout Curtains

Granted, some online reviewers have used the curtains on their own (sans shade) and had a different experience. “They are not lined and they do allow some light to filter through. They are however substantially darkening,” wrote one user. That being said, I've never tried them without a shade, and
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