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If you follow IslesBlog on twitter, you're already aware of MSG Networks hiring of Shannon Hogan as the Islanders' new broadcast host.
Hogan has spent the past four years covering Detroit's major teams, as well as college hockey, for Fox Sports Detroit, after earning her degree at Mizzou.
"We are excited to welcome Shannon Hogan to the MSG family...Islanders fans will appreciate Shannon's enthusiasm, charisma, and love of hockey for the team's final season at Nassau Coliseum."
- Daniel Ronayne, executive vice president and general manager of MSG Networks.
Replacing Peter Ruttgaizer, whom is known for his incurable "dry" eyes, and daily mispronunciation of player's names, many being the names of Islanders, Hogan has already been welcomed with open arms and is certainly a step up in the position.
"I am thrilled to be joining the MSG family at such an exciting time for the network and the Islanders.... It will be fantastic working with a franchise rich in tradition and a young team on the rise. During my four years with Fox Sports Detroit, I had the pleasure of working with some of the best managers, coaches, players and analysts in the business. My experience with the Islanders and MSG will add many more people to that list. Interacting with Detroit's passionate fans was a pleasure and I'm looking forward to a great relationship with the Islanders fans. I can't wait for my adventure in New York to begin!"
- Shannon Hogan
When I was first made aware of her hiring a few weeks back I did some research into Shannon's work and was pleased with her enthusiasm and professionalism while behind the mic. She seems excited to start, and us fans seem excited for her to start as well. A win/win in my book.
Plus I found this gem of a YouTube video:
You can follow Shannon on twitter here, @Shannon_Hogan
On behalf of IslesBlog and all Islander fans, welcome to the family Shannon, and best of luck in New York.


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What is Social Media?
Social media is media that encourages two-way and multiple member conversations, as opposed to traditional one-way media.
Before You Start, Ask Why.
Why do I need a social media presence?
Get specific.
What business objectives would a social media presence help you meet? What user needs would you deliver on? If you can't map out exactly what your goals are, and how you plan to measure them, your activities won't deliver results.
Also, if your goal is to create a one-way communication (such as promoting an event or news story), you should consider other methods of engagement.
Who are you trying to reach?
Defining your target audience is another important step when deciding whether or not you need social media, and how to execute your strategy. Do you know where your audience "lives" online?
Look at your options. Are there established tools, both traditional media and social media, that you can use?
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My ASU: Because of the high frequency of student visitors to My ASU, consider first your event promotions to run via this site.
Representatives from various units collaborate on an editorial calendar for the "ads" on My ASU. These typically are major events or resources across the university.
Announcements are typically smaller news items or activities where more specific details are needed.
For posting either an announcement or an ad, send an email to email@example.com.
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- Official ASU Fan Page on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/arizonastateuniversity
- ASU's Official Twitter account http://twitter.com/#!/asu
- Additional ASU Twitter Accounts http://socialmedia.asu.edu/
- Foursquare (for geographic social media) https://foursquare.com/asu
Are you ready to listen?
Effective use of social media involves not only a proactive strategy, but the reactive part as well. How will you handle complaints? Angry people? Happy people?
- Transparency is not optional. Resist the urge to simply delete posts on Facebook from surly students/faculty/other. Once it's out there, it's out there, and you WILL be called out.
- Acknowledge frustrations. Letting the person know their complaint has been heard can sometimes be all they were looking for. For example: "I hear your frustration. How can I help?"
- Work to resolve. In addition to acknowledging, you want to address the situation. If it involves sensitive data, let the individual know that the situation will be handled privately to avoid any security or privacy (FERPA, etc) issues. Never address sensitive, personal information in an open forum like a social network.
- Happy people want attention, too. Just because they're not complaining doesn't mean they don't want a response or acknowledgment.
- Tip: Create a social media Terms of Use document to explain to followers how you handle spam, offensive or threatening language, talk of illegal activity, etc. You may refer to this if a user questions why their post was removed.
Are you the best person to manage your department's social media accounts?
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K. is doing AMAZINGLY well. His speech has improved dramatically. He went from 8 word to 20 word sentences.
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I love fried rice (Yeah)/ I love noodles (Yeah)/ I love chow Mein/ chow Mo-Mo-Mo-Mo Mein.
The 44-year-old stars in Jason Wu's fall 2013 campaign, photographed at legendary New York restaurant Mr. chow.
I minimize time in crowds and chow halls and take meals to go more often than not.
"food," 1856, American English (originally in California), from Chinese pidgin English chow-chow (1795) "food," reduplication of Chinese cha or tsa "mixed." The dog breed of the same name is from 1886, of unknown origin, but some suggest a link to the Chinese tendency to see dogs as edible.
Food; meals; fare: How's the chow at Maxim's these days? (1856+)
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Rating: 5.0
By Matthew Chapman, marketingmagazine.co.uk, Wednesday, 27 February 2013 09:10AM
The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) ruled that creative did not reinforce "outdated stereotypes of men and women", with the decision coming a month after Asda's Christmas ad was also cleared of sexism.
The Morrisons campaign, created by DLKW Lowe, begins with a voice-over stating, "And so it begins", followed by a number of surreal scenes, including the woman wrestling a dead turkey.
A total of 26 viewers complained the ad was offensive and sexist because it reinforced out-of-date stereotypes. This is far short of the 620 complaints the Asda ad provoked, although Asda was subject to a concerted social media campaign that provoked the interest of pressure group Fathers 4 Justice
Morrisons defended its campaign by claiming the idea behind it was conceived after "socially representative focus groups" provided a message that a lot of working mums still "bore the brunt" of Christmas.
The ASA decided not to ban the ad because it believed it did not imply it reflected every family's experience and was not likely to condone harmful or discriminatory behaviour.Follow @mattchapmanuk
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Corey Taylor: New Slipknot Album '98 Percent Done'
Slipknot's Corey Taylor speaks with 'Loudwire Nights' host Full Metal Jackie and offers a huge update on the progress of the band's new album.
Slipknot's Corey Taylor speaks with 'Loudwire Nights' host Full Metal Jackie and offers a huge update on the progress of the band's new album.
Update (5:45PM ET): This story has been amended with a statement from Stone Sour confirming that Jim Root is in fact no longer in the band.
Earlier this year, guitarist Jim Root sat out Stone Sour's tour with the reason given that he was concentrating his efforts on writing music for Slipknot's next album. However, now the band has announced that it has parted ways with Root.
Slipknot / Stone Sour vocalist Corey Taylor has taken his talents to the silver screen. The musician will appear in the upcoming horror flick 'Fear Clinic,' which stars 'A Nightmare on Elm Street' legend Robert Englund.
Slipknot / Stone Sour frontman Corey Taylor was the guest on Full Metal Jackie's radio show this past weekend. The always busy rocker spoke about some of the lessons he's learned in music and about his participation in the upcoming film 'Fear Clinic.' If you missed Jackie's show, here's her full interview with Corey Taylor.
Slipknot / Stone Sour vocalist Corey Taylor is expanding his artistic horizons. In addition to being a musician and author, he's adding acting to his repertoire. He's set to appear in the feature film 'Fear Clinic.'
Stone Sour will be kicking off the new year on the road, announcing a new run of U.S. tour dates that span through the months of January and February. Pop Evil and Stolen Babies will be along for the ride as support.
According to a recent police report filed in Wes Des Moines, Iowa, the home of Slipknot and Stone Sour frontman Corey Taylor was recently robbed by a "friend" of the couple while they were out of town. The Taylors had in excess of $36,600 in musical equipment taken from their property.
Stone Sour are riding high with the latest installment of their two-part concept album 'House of Gold & Bone,' and now the band is sharing a new lyric video for 'The Uncanny Valley.' The song marks the second single from 'Part 2' of the musical journey and lends itself to the intricate plot the collective songs weave. Check it out above.
Stone Sour's new album, 'House of Gold & Bones Part 2', doesn't officially come out till next Tuesday. But, you don't have to wait that long to hear it.
It's been a busy year for Corey Taylor, who not only is promoting Stone Sour's upcoming 'House of Gold & Bones Part 2' album, but has also enjoyed some extra recognition for his collaboration with Dave Grohl, Rick Nielsen and Scott Reeder on the single 'From Can to Can't' that's part of the soundtrack for Grohl's 'Sound City' documentary. Loudwire recently spoke with Taylor, who revealed that he's thrilled to have had the opportunity to work with Grohl and still has a few names on his dream collaborator list.
With Revolver's fifth annual Golden Gods Awards being the ultimate metal party this year, nominees Stone Sour and In This Moment are hitting the pavement and taking the celebration out on the road for the first ever Road to the Golden Gods Tour.


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Students take courses with VW students, but also take courses in the arts, humanities, and the social sciences at local universities that are partnering with VW in Paris. Students can take courses at these Parisian universities: Paris 3 (Sorbonne Nouvelle), Paris IV (La Sorbonne) and Paris 7 (Paris Diderot)— along with the Collège International de Philosophie and the Institut d'études Politiques de Paris (IEP or Sciences Po). Students who are interested in taking courses at Sciences Po must apply to do so during the semester before they plan to study in France through the Office of International Studies at Wesleyan or the Office of International Programs at Vassar.Language pre-requisites: 5 semesters of college-level French or the equivalent required.
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-8/17/12 Just a quick update to let people know that while I am not actively (as in pulling them out daily or weekly) working on any story, I do have several stories partially finished that I hope to finish at some point. One is in my 'Safekeeping' series and one is in my 'Dawning Hope' series and then there are some short stories. I may actually start something completely different though just to get me writing again, but I won't post anything until it is complete as I don't want to leave anyone hanging in the middle of a story.
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I am a fifty (!!) year old elementary school librarian living in Washington State.
My favorite LOTR character has always been Aragorn. Although, Glorfindel, Halbarad Éomer, Faramir, and Boromir are also very high on my list... and I can't leave out Arwen, Elladan, Elrohir, Elrond, and Gil-Galad... I guess I like them all. But Aragorn truly is my favorite.
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Brothers at Heart. 1st place 2007 MEFA Awards: Times, Mid Third Age: 2851 - 3017 TA, General. 1st place for the 2006 MC Awards – Best Work in Progress. 3rd place at the 2006 MEFA Awards – The Ruling Stewards Award for Incomplete in the Men category.
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Comforting Silence. Honorable Mention 2007 MEFA Awards: Times, Fourth Age or Beyond, Gondor or Rohan.
Dawning Hope: A Day Out. Honorable Mention 2007 MEFA Awards: Times, Mid Third Age: 2851 - 3017 TA, General.
A Little Misunderstanding. 1st place 2008 MEFA Awards: Races: Cross-Cultural: Elves and Men.
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Having received 1.2 million more votes in Texas than Barack Obama, Senator Cruz is speaking for his constituents.
Old English specan, variant of sprecan "to speak" (class V strong verb; past tense spræc, past participle sprecen), from Proto-Germanic *sprekanan (cf. Old Saxon sprecan, Old Frisian spreka, Middle Dutch spreken, Old High German sprehhan, German sprechen "to speak," Old Norse spraki "rumor, report"), cognate with Latin spargere "to strew" (speech as a "scattering" of words; see sparse).
The -r- began to drop out in Late West Saxon and was gone by mid-12c., perhaps from influence of Danish spage "crackle," in a slang sense of "speak" (cf. crack in slang senses having to do with speech, e.g. wisecrack, cracker, all it's cracked up to be). Rare variant forms without -r- also are found in Middle Dutch (speken) and Old High German (spehhan).
Not the primary word for "to speak" in Old English (the "Beowulf" author prefers maþelian, from mæþel "assembly, council," from root of metan "to meet;" cf. Greek agoreuo "to speak," originally "speak in the assembly," from agora "assembly").


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By Louise Ridley, campaignlive.co.uk, Thursday, 18 April 2013 08:00AM
In the role, Chapman will oversee all film output and production processes for the agency, producing campaigns for clients including Bacardi, Diet Coke, Samsung and Cow & Gate.
He will take on some of the responsibilities currently under the remit of the director of operations, Jonathan Davis, and will report to Neil Dawson, the co-founder and executive creative director.
Chapman spent two years at AMV BBDO, producing work for National Lottery Good Causes, which triumphed at the British Arrows and International Andy Awards. He was behind the latest two Guinness brand ads, "clock" and "cloud", and previously spent six years at Bartle Bogle Hegarty as a senior producer.
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Knights Ferry will be hosting the 49th Annual Pumpkin Roll in the historic community on Sunday, Nov. 4. This traditional 'Sunday after Halloween' event draws participants from throughout the Valley to try their hand at the art of rolling a pumpkin.
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The Spirit of Oakdale committee is continuing to do what it does best. They will be hosting the 19th annual Thanksgiving dinner at Oakdale's Gene Bianchi Community Center, 110 S. Second Ave., on Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, Nov. 22. They will be serving from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and seating people as they come through the door.
When Coco, a two-year-old Chihuahua, was found she was tied to a tree, whimpering and cowering. She was abandoned, dirty, malnourished, and had clearly been abused given her gaunt appearance.
Oakdale voters casting a ballot for treasurer will have a choice of two candidates whose interest goes back to earlier this year when both candidates applied to fill the remaining term when the position was vacated. The city clerk candidate is running unopposed, however she has been prepping for the role at city hall since outgoing clerk Nancy Lilly announced her retirement.
Ensuring care packages arrive in time for the holiday season is a priority for friends and family members of military personnel serving around the world. Priority Mail Flat Rate boxes are available at no cost at local Post Offices, or can be ordered online at shop.usps.com. Postage, labels and customs forms can be printed online anytime using Click-N-Ship.
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Due to its inability to meet its portion of operating costs, the Riverbank-Oakdale Transit Authority is having the county take over its dial-a-ride service.
Responding to the rural area between Oakdale and Riverbank amid concerns of an agricultural business pursuing green energy, Congressman Jeff Denham and State Senator Tom Berryhill met with the owners and employees to better understand their energy conversion process and hear their frustrations with power conglomerate PG&E. When they were done, the elected officials assured company representatives they would do what they could on both the state and federal levels.
Two four-year Oakdale City Council seats are up for grabs this November with five names on the ballot to choose from. Two are experienced dais members pursuing re-election. The other challengers – the current city treasurer, a known volunteer and small business owner, and a successful owner of a chain of extended care facilities – have hopes of guiding Oakdale for the next four years.
In 2009, Oakdale leaders along with officials from the City of Newman discovered a tax-sharing deal by the City of Modesto with an oil distribution company that was extracting tax dollars normally flowing toward their coffers. Both cities pursued the matter to the State Board of Equalization, but only Newman officials followed it through with appeals to finally receive back compensation. Now, Newman's periodic share of the sales tax revenue is returned to them by Modesto.
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- Traditional Animation
- Warner Bros. Television Animation, Amblin Entertainment
- Animation Studio: Wang Film Productions Co., Ltd.
- Distributed by: Warner Bros.
- Cartoon Characters: Buster, Babs, Plucky, Hamton, Furrball, Concord, Elmer.
- Voice Actors: Charlie Adler, Tress MacNeille, Joe Alaskey, Don Messick, Frank Welker, Rob Paulsen, Greg Burson.
- Directed By Rich Arons.
- Produced By Richard Arons, Sherry Stoner, Tom Ruegger, Alfred Gilmeno, Steven Spielberg.
- Written By Tom Minton.
- Music: Albert Olson.
- Editor: Al Breitenbach, Kelly Ann Foley, Theresa Gilroy-Nielsen, Joe Gall.
- First Aired on October 17, 1990.
- Originally Aired on FOX TV (USA).
- Running Time: 10 minutes.
- Season: 1
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Plucky attempts to fly south for the winter with all the other ducks, who don't talk, look funny, or eat pizza. Huh?
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Creating a Cottage-Garden Bed
The gentle hues and varying textures of cottage garden perennials can be used to create beautiful combinations in an informal planting design. This is the classic sun-loving border of many gardeners' imaginations, with spires of lofty delphiniums piercing through lower mounds of colorful flowers.
When to Start: Fall
At Their Best: Midsummer
Time to Complete: 2 hours preparation; 3 hours to plant
Materials Needed:
- shovel
- finished compost
- delphinium, Black Knight group
- Italian bugloss (Anchusa azurea)
- Chilean lily (Alstroemeria ligtu hybrids)
- yarrow 'Gold Plate'
- white clary sage (Salvia sclarea var. turkestanica)
- Greek mullein (Verbascum olympicum)
Prepare the Soil
In fall, clear the border of all weeds. Dig in organic matter, such as garden compost. Ideally you should dig down one shovel's depth, incorporating organic matter into the top 6 in (15 cm) of soil. On heavy soils, spread a layer of grit over the whole area, and dig it in to improve drainage.
Set Out the Planting Plan
Buy plants in spring and set them out across the border, taking time to arrange them and to visualize how they will grow in relation to each other. The classic arrangement is taller plants at the back and shorter plants at the front, but consider using tall, airy types, such as Achillea or Verbena bonariensis, farther forward.
Some of the plants will need staking as they grow, and in their first year they will require regular watering to help them establish. Although these herbaceous perennials die back in winter, where possible, leave their stems to stand until spring. Then cut everything back to the ground to neaten the border and allow space for new growth. This is also a good time to apply a general-purpose granular fertilizer and a mulch of well-rotted organic matter.
Top Tip: Staking
Many perennials, such as delphiniums and Achillea, become top-heavy and require support. If you provide supports early in the season, plants will grow through and disguise them, and they will still look natural and attractive. Plants staked at a later date, once they have already flopped, tend to always look trussed up.
Use short stakes to support tall flowers, such as delphiniums (Image 1). Plants with moundlike growth will grow through and be supported by twiggy sticks put in place in spring (Image 2). Linked metal stakes serve a similar purpose (Image 3).
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Cherry Compote has an Unlikely taste. The red cherries and orange juice gives the Cherry Compote Inconceivable taste.
|Dark red cherries
|1 1⁄2 Pound
|Red wine/Dry sherry
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Red currant jelly/Grape jelly
|4 Tablespoon
|1 1⁄4 Tablespoon
|Grated orange rind
|Orange juice
|Ground cinnamon
|1 Pinch
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|Cold water
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Stone cherries with a cherry stone or the point of a vegetable peeler.
Measure red wine, redcurrant jelly, sugar, orange rind, juice and cinnamon into a pan.
Cover and heat gently until jelly is melted.
Add cherries, cover and simmer for 5 minutes.
Blend arrowroot to a smooth paste with cold water.
Stir into the cherries and bring to the boil, stirring continuously.
Cool and serve at room temperature for best natural flavor.
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Progressive hair loss.
Do not begin with surgery until u know u will have enough hair to finish with a good result. This is the same whether u have transplants or the Fleming-Mayer Flap.
Crown hair loss
At your age with what you describe without photos, I would presume you will have ongoing hair loss. You could presume that you will be as bald as the baldest man in your family after age 50. Hair transplants by FUE or any other harvesting method will not stop continuing hair loss. Transplants harvested by FUE will avoid a linear scar in the fringe and might allow for a shorter hairstyle. It is important however that the skill of the doctor be such that the quality of the grafts be equal to those that are harvested by the strip method and dissected by experienced technicians. Also be wary about transplanting the crown before transplanting the frontal hairline at your age. You may use up the majority of your good donor hair and not have much to use later when you need it in the front.
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Well, if you were to live in California, you'd soon find that it is not easy to classify some of the god roads in a sequential order. If you do after extensive review, it would be too subjective.
I've ridden in the SFO Bay Area and SoCal, there are soo many breath taking roads with scenery and tight curves. Ride La Honda and Skyline at 8AM, and you will find yourself immersed in spectacular scenery while zipping through the clouds.
Topanga Canyon Rd, Malibu Canyon Road, off Mulholland Drive offers such scenery that one turn on the left will show you are above the clouds, and within minutes one turn to he right allows you to see the clear view of the valley. Just amazing views. There are several hairpin turns too!
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By finally giving thought to this and opening up about it, I can begin to see how this experience has effected who I've become. That night shook to my core my ability to trust myself, to appreciate the beauty around me, and to be fully intimate.
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April 18th will be Gift of Hope Night at the Allstate Arena when the Wolves take on Milwaukee at 7pm. The mission of Gift of Hope is simple: to save and enhance the lives of as many people as possible through organ and tissue donation. They did so by providing a record 1,024 lifesaving organs for transplant in 2014, and provided life-enhancing tissue for more than 50,000 people.
Wolves receive Robby Fabbri on reassignment
Center Robby Fabbri has been reassigned from the Guelph Storm (OHL) to the Chicago Wolves.
The Chicago Wolves have captured the Amtrak Rivalry trophy again as they clinched the 2014-15 series with their 4-1 victory over the Milwaukee Admirals on April 10.
Cody Beach rejoins Wolves
The Chicago Wolves announced Tuesday that right wing Cody Beach has been reassigned to the Wolves from Alaska (ECHL).
Regner repeats as Tim Breslin Unsung Hero Award winner
Chicago Wolves defenseman Brent Regner will receive the 2015 Tim Breslin Unsung Hero Award prior to Sunday's game against Iowa at Allstate Arena. The award honors the Wolves player who best exemplifies Breslin's on-ice spirit, team-first attitude, and community involvement. The Wolves captain becomes the first player to earn the honor twice.
The Chicago Wolves are proud to announce that right wing Shane Harper has been named the team's winner of the IOA/American Specialty AHL Man of the Year award for his outstanding contributions to the Chicago community during the 2014-15 season.
Wolves playoff tickets on sale at 11 a.m. Friday
Chicago Wolves individual playoff tickets for the first round of the 2015 Calder Cup Playoffs go on sale to the public at 11 a.m. on Friday. The American Hockey League's postseason schedule will be released after the Wolves wrap up their regular season on Sunday, April 19, with a 4 p.m. game against Toronto at Allstate Arena.
Beach and Chelios head to ECHL
The Chicago Wolves announced Wednesday that right wing Cody Beach has been reassigned from the Wolves to the Alaska Aces (ECHL) and defenseman Jake Chelios has been returned on loan to the Kalamazoo Wings (ECHL).
Rattie recalled from Wolves
The Chicago Wolves announced Wednesday that right wing Ty Rattie has been recalled from loan.
Rattie named CCM/AHL Player of the Week
The American Hockey League announced Monday that Chicago Wolves right wing Ty Rattie has been named the CCM/AHL Player of the Week for the period ending March 29. The forward registered seven points (2G, 5A), a +4 plus/minus rating, and nine shots on goal in three games as the team posted a perfect 3-0-0-0 record last week.
The Chicago Wolves are hosting Peanut Allergy Awareness Day, presented by Plentils, at 3 p.m. Sunday when they play the Iowa Wild. Allstate Arena's Section 116 will be power-washed and cleaned to ensure fans with nut allergies can enjoy the game at ease. In addition, concessionnaires will not serve peanut-related food items.


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Why Confucius Rejected 'Laissez-faire'
Jung-kyu Kim | Posted 01.23.2014 | Religion
Read More: Confucian Analects, Taoism, Mencius, Analects, Confucius, Chinese Religion, Confucianism, Laissez-Faire, Lao Tzu, Ren, Religion News
Why did Lao Tzu prefer laissez-faire to paternalism? For much the same reason that neoclassical economists advocate free-market capitalism: good intention distorts.
The relation of learning and thought is critical to Confucius. Learning is the acquisition of knowledge. But knowledge without thought is perilous indeed.


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Marc Jaffe Finds a Permanent Home
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Acquisitions Help the Biggest Publishers Get Bigger
E-books Gained, Online Retailers Slipped in 2014
Publishers Posted Solid 2014 Sales Gains
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Fast-Growing Independent Publishers, 2015
Meet Barnes & Noble Education
Baker & Taylor Returns to Its Core
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West Coast Port Dispute Could Sink Book Sales
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Big Changes at Penguin Publishing Group
Publishing Merger and Acquisition Business Brisk in 2014
For Books, Print Is Back
Industry Stocks Struggled in 2014
Survival Test: Startup Review 2015
Another E-book Dip
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Brian Murray: PW Person of the Year
The Leading Players in the Amazon-Hachette Dispute: Notables of 2014
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Perseus Regroups
Frankfurt Book Fair 2014: Nielsen: E-books Growth Continues in U.S. and U.K.
The Costs of Restructuring at Major Publishers
E-books Still Outsold by Hardcover and Paperback
Canadian Bestsellers: Canadian Publishing 2014
Publishing's Holding Pattern: 2014 Salary Survey
Barnes & Noble Treads Water
The Penguin Publishing Group Takes Shape
For Major Publishers, A Not-So-Profitable Six Months
Amazon vs Hachette: It's Getting Nasty
Harper 2014 Earnings Jump 5%; S&S Second Quarter Up 12%
Publishers' Acquisition Activity Picks Up
PWSI Down 10.2% In 2014 to Date
Print Unit Sales Up 1% in First Half of 2014
Barnes & Noble Tries Again
Book Sales Dipped in 2013
Perseus Books Group, 1996-2014
Fall 2014 Book Announcements: Business & Economics: A Closer Look
F+W Looks Forward
BookCon Off to a (Mostly) Good Start
A Bustling BEA 2014
BEA 2014: Ingram, Edelweiss Combine for POD Catalogues
BEA 2014: Can Anyone Compete with Amazon?
Coffey Hangs 'Em Up
The Weekly Bounce: The Best Weeks for Book Sales
Italy to Promote Southern Houses
For Publishers, A Quiet Start to 2014
Hastings Fights Digital Disruption
Retailers Finding Space for Diverse Range of Titles
With Harlequin Acquisition, HarperCollins Grows Again
Print, Digital Book Sales Settle Down
Mixed Messages From Margins
Sales Up Slightly in 2013
Only the Beginning For PRH
Hoping for a Spring Thaw
Fast-Growing Independent Publishers, 2014
Barnes & Noble: A Tale of Two Companies
Children's Books: A Shifting Market
Bookstore Sales Decline Slowed in 2013
Spring 2014 Announcements: Women and Baby Boomers First: Business & Economics
Dutton Marks 150 Years of Publishing
Good Enterprises Winds Down
Time-Life Books Gets Set for a Return
Sales of Print Units Slipped in 2013
Industry Stocks Soared in 2013
Chris Knopf to Become Permanent Press Partner
Trends Firm Up
Book Sales Up During Thanksgiving Week 2013
Oren Teicher and the ABA Board: PW's Person of the Year
A Season of Decision For Barnes & Noble
A Mixed Blessing in Slowing E-book Sales
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For Major Publishers, Will Print No Longer Be the Norm?
APSS Sets Its Sights on Special Markets
Tantor Media: More than Audio
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Frankfurt Book Fair 2013: E-books Go Global
NEA Presents New Findings on Adult Reading
Reinventing Book Printing Toward a Hybrid Market
E-book Sales Growth Slows in 2013
ReaderLink Head Calls for Higher E-book Prices
Change at the Top at Smashwords
Changes Coming Slowly to Penguin Random House
Spotlight on Book-Buying Behavior
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B&N Tries Keeping It Together
Spotlight on Book-Buying Behavior
HarperCollins Steps Up in Fiction
Pegasus Builds on Record 2012
Spotlight on Book-Buying Behavior
A New Era at Thames & Hudson
Keeping the Green in Publishing
Decision Time for Barnes & Noble
Penguin Random House Begins
Industry Stocks Rose 12.8% in First Six Months of 2013
What Does B&N Do Next?
Brown and More Brown
Fall 2013 Announcements: Business - Superpower Stories
The New HarperCollins
Three-Way Tie for Romance: Focus on Romance 2013
BEA 2013: Online Communities Upward Bound
BEA 2013: The Show Evolves
BEA 2013: IngramSpark Sparks
BEA 2013: Suchomel's Big Move to Perseus
BEA 2013: The E-book Boom Years
Trade Books a Winner in 2012
Online Retailers, E-books Gained in 2012
After 37 Years, Winton Steps Back
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E-book Sales Bolster Publishers' Bottom Lines
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Continues To Evolve
Hyperion Goes All In on Synergy
New 'Abstract' Holds Lots of Data
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Barnes & Noble at the Crossroads
'Sniper' Tops Oscars in Social Media
Consumer Shifts for Children's Books
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Quercus Sets Its Sights on September U.S. Launch
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Touching the Bases at Digital Book World
Kids' E-book Reading Jumps
Print Loosens Grip on the Coasts
The Wal-Mart Effect
2012: Beyond Disruption: The Year in Review
Industry Stocks Posted Big Gains In 2012
Rate of Print Decline Flattened in 2012
Wiley Exchanges Trade For Development
Hearst Puts a Toe Back in Trade Publishing
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Tablet Use, E-book Sales Grow Beyond Amazon, Nook
Tallying Sandy's Losses
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Random Penguins?
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Amazon's Prime Advantage
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B&N Will Rise or Fall with Content
What Happened To the Long Tail?
Amazon Picks Up Market Share
Industry Sales Pegged At $27.2 Billion
After Great Year, Scholastic Tries For Encore
Digital Imprints Take Root
PW Select July 2012: Taking the Measure of Self-Publishing
Big Six-Month Bounce for Industry Stocks
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B&N Eyes Nook Bookstores in 10 Countries Within A Year
Another Mixed Bag For Barnes & Noble
Margins Up At Wiley
Fall 2012 Announcements: Business - It's the Economy, Stupid
Book Boom
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BEA 2012: De Agostini USA Sets Up Shop
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The March of the E-books
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Profits Rise Again at Simon & Schuster
Bookstore Sales Slipped in 2011
Eventful Year For NBN
The Kindle Multiplier
Spring 2012 Announcements: Business: Global Reach
Moving Toward a Hybrid Market
An Odd Third Quarter
Another Makeover for B&N
Stocks Slipped In 2011
Print Decline Accelerated In 2011
The Amazon Workaround
Council Oak Gets Makeover
The Amazon Price Check App and The Battle over 'Showrooming'
David Shanks: PW Person of the Year 2011
Whither the Sales Rep
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Digital Devices Riding High
Digital and More at PubWest 2011
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DK Publishing Bounces Back
E-tailers, E-books Move Ahead
Abboud Looks To Put the 'E'–In Levy
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Big Houses Stay In the Black
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E Not Replacing P
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Online Retailers Steam Ahead
E-book Pricing 101
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Print Units Drop 10% In First Half of 2011
Borders Resolution in Sight
Industry Stocks Up for Six Months
Fall 2011 Announcements: Business & Economics: Digging Out, Moving Forward
Book Exports Had Small Gain in 2010
Fiction Rules E-Books
A Better Vibe at BEA 2011
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Will Riggio Pull The Trigger?
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A Mix That Includes Fewer Books
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Print Stumbles Early As E-Books Skyrocket
Martin Levin Takes a Turn As Author
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Chain Sales Slipped 3% In 2010
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Embracing Change, Committed to Mission
Lagardere Publishing Has Post-Meyer Declines
B&N Looks for the Right Print, Digital Balance
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Borders Bankruptcy to Ripple Through Industry
Borders's Fall From Grace
The 'Times' Shakes Its Lists
It's a Digital Book World
Amazon Ups Its Edge
Indie Presses Brace for Less Shelf Space
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Stocks Rise Again in 2010
The 2010 Decision: Bush, Larsson Tops
Heading to a Digital Holiday
PW Select: Self Publishing Comes of Age
Crunch Time For Borders
Len Riggio: PW's Person of the Year
Digital Reader Penetration Accelerates
Profiling Audiobook Customers
Sustaining Sustainability
A Link to the Future
Print Declines Offset Digital Gains
Publishers Give New Nook Good Marks
Casemate Adds Apps, Catalogue To Arsenal
B&N's PubIt Newest Self-Publishing Entrant
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Spending on Books Dips
Not Your Father's Ingram
U.S.-Bound Authors Tops in Germany, Sweden
Smith to Succeed Pesce at Wiley
Merits of Joint BEA/ALA Convention Weighed
Book Exports Dipped in First Half of 2010
Taking the 'Book' Out of Bookstores
Random, Harper Ride the Publishing Carousel Up
Barnes & Noble, Burkle Draw Battle Lines
Lamb Aiming For a New Vantage Point
Chains, Fiction, Paperback Ruled in 2009
Allin Steps Up At John Wiley
The Odyssey of Wylie vs. Random
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Hardcovers Safe for Now
NetGalley Hits Pay Dirt
Harlequin Builds A Nonfiction Presence
New Era for Penguin Canada
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BEA 2010: Short but Sweet
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Dohle Remodels Random House
HMH Trade & Reference Group Climbs Back
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Mass Market Paperbacks Hang On, for Now
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Crown Restructured Into Distinct Groups; Shaye Areheart Books Closed
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Hachette's Nashville Office Realigned
New Head for a New BEA
Phoenix Books Closes
Courier Has Mixed Second Quarter
Blowout Quarter for Amazon
BEA Next Stop for LBF (Non) Attendees
Amazon Sues North Carolina over Demand for Customer Records
London Book Fair: Americans MIA
Self-Published Titles Topped 764,000 in 2009 as Traditional Output Dipped
AAP: Book Sales Dipped in 2009
Chain Sales Head Downhill
Consumers Show Growing Satisfaction with e-Books
Morgan James Signs with CoreSource, Ups Royalty Split
Harper Heading Back Up
Rich Leaving 'NYT' Publishing Beat
Book Sales Fell 1.8% in 2009, to $23.8 Billion, AAP Says
Penguin Sets December Pub Date for New Clancy
Borders Paying Two Execs $869,000 in Severance
Borders Tries Again to Find the Winning Formula
iPad Launch, Agency Model Scramble the Supply Chain
Demand for Exports, Imports Down in 2009
F+W Media Signs with Apple
First Agency Model Casualty: Amazon Not Selling New Penguin e-Books
Solid Quarter for Scholastic
Borders Lives as New Financing Arranged
Borders Cuts Loss as Sales Fall 13%
Random House Ends Slide
Earnings Up on Sales Decline at Books-A-Million; Preps E-book Plans
Borders Makes Store Layoffs in What Employees Dub 'Black Thursday'
Barnes & Noble to Test Bundling e-Books, p-Books
Canadian Market Up Slightly in 2009
Random House Forms Digital Leadership Team
Riggio: Barnes & Noble to Become E-Commerce Retailer
College Stores, Nook Offset Weak Trade Sales at Barnes & Noble
Sales, Earnings Off at Simon & Schuster
Hachette USA Has Record Year Despite Down Fourth Quarter
Big Quarter for HarperCollins
Murdoch Expects Amazon to Negotiate E-book Terms
Investor Wants to Up Barnes & Noble Stake
Courier Corp. Has Better First Quarter
Amazon, Booklocker Settle
Holiday Sales Disappoint at Borders Group
Running Press Archive Donated to University of Pennsylvania
Retail Nation: Some Holiday Cheer for Indies
Units Post Modest Decline In 2009
Stocks Rebound In 2009
Simon & Schuster Reorganizes Field Sales Operation
Lubeck Named Executive Director of Book Industry Study Group
Scholastic Weathers Rough Economy
Authors Guild Calls Dohle Letter "Regrettable and Unhelpful"
Phoenix Books Rises in New Direction
S&S Draws Line in Digital Sand With Delay of E-book Titles
Baker & Taylor Acquires Blackwell North America
Neil Levin Launches EverPub
Ammer Resigns from Random House
Hachette to Significantly Up Use of Recycled Fiber as Part of New Environmental Policy
Springer Partners with CreateSpace for Print on Demand
BookSurge, CreateSpace Merge
Little Cheer from Chains
Barnes & Noble Has Mixed Quarter, Lowers Earnings Guidance
Borders Third Quarter Results "Difficult and Disappointing"
Barnes & Noble Responds to Burkle Investment with Rights Plan
Ingram Continues to Distribute Bankrupt Graphic Arts Center Press
Harlequin, Author Solutions Form Self-Publishing Imprint Harlequin Horizons
Smashwords in Deal with Shortcovers
Little, Brown Inks Snicket Deal with Handler
Cengage Learning Charges Houghton Mifflin Harcourt with Breach of Contract
WEbook Launches AgentInBox to Connect Authors and Agents Online
Extension Granted in Google Settlement
Barnes & Noble Touts Three-Prong Approach
The Nook is Barnes & Noble Top Seller
Barnes & Noble Sees Store Consolidation Ahead
Barnes & Noble Defends Its Turf
Weak School Sales Drop Results at McGraw-Hill Education
ABA Asks for Government Investigation of Price Wars
GSL Publishing Associates Handling Arcade Sale
Weinstein Books Partners with Perseus
Kane/Miller Conspires to Build a Hit
Frankfurt Book Fair: Friedman Expounds on Open Road Integrated Media
Frankfurt Book Fair: Penguin Adopts New Global Management Approach
Frankfurt Book Fair: Americans Watching Costs Amid Weak Economy
Questions Mount Before Debut of International Kindle
B&N Remains Cautious for Holidays
Earthscan Acquires Assets of RFF Press
Comps Off at Barnes & Noble Retail, College Groups
Kindle Goes International; U.S. Price Lowered
S&S, Disney Try New Models
Deborah Fine Succeeds Goldfarb at Direct Brands
Simon & Schuster Unites Pocket, Simon Spotlight Entertainment in Gallery Books Imprint
Frankfurt Book Fair: Survey Finds Publishers In Search of New Business Models
Recession Wrecks Exports, Imports
Scholastic Has Strong First Quarter
QR Codes Tie Print, Online Marketing
Simon & Schuster Issues Digital Piracy Policy
Borders Names Michael Edwards New Head of Merchandising
It's Good to Be Hachette
Haights Cross to Restructure Debt As Part of Pre-Packaged Bankruptcy
Blu Sky Media Shutting Down
Kindle Market Share on the Rise
Borders Leads Chains Downward
BBC Audiobooks for Sale
Haights Cross Tries Another Debt Restructuring; Operating Units Unaffected
Sales Down, Loss Up in "Transitional" Quarter at Borders
Jane Friedman Raises $3 Million
Cost-Conscious Consumers Put Drag on Sales
HMH, Reader's Digest Overhaul Finances
Sales Slip But Profits Up at Books-A-Million
Sales Drop 5% at Barnes & Noble
Haights Cross Struggles With Debt, Completes Recorded Books Reorg
Second Quarter Results Off at Hastings
Borders Hires Larry Norton, Reorganizes Paperchase U.S.
Horrow Gets Sports Show
Barnes & Noble to Buy B&N College Booksellers
Penguin Floats BEA Consumer-Event Concept
HarperCollins Has Down Year
Charges Lead to Loss at HarperCollins in Fiscal 2009
Publishing Sales Flat at Marvel
Weaker Canadian Dollar Helps Lift Harlequin
Results Tumble at McGraw-Hill Education
Scholastic Says Profits Will Rise in 2010
Cracks in Amazon's E-book Empire
Barnes & Noble Launches e-Book Store
Uproar Over Amazon Retracting Select Kindle Editions
New York Center for Independent Publishing Looks for New Direction
Restructuring Results in Smaller DK Publishing
Reorg at Harvard University Press Eliminates Six Positions
Delay in Honorarium Payments Newest Rift Between NYCIP, GSMT
New Company Buys Gareth Stevens
Penguin Launches Online Network
Freese Heading Back to National Book Network as President
Osprey Up in 2008
Arcade Publishing Files Chapter 11
Dover Introduces Flat Discount for Booksellers
Big Third Quarter Loss for Reader's Digest; Search for Stevens Buyer Continues
BookExpo America 2009 Seen as Productive Show
Big Chains Stumble at Start
New Approach, New Look from Baker & Taylor
BookExpo America 2009: Book Sales Rose 1% in 2008, BISG Says
Baker & Taylor, Donnelley in Print-on-Demand Pact
BookExpo America 2009: HarperCollins Featuring e-Galleys at BEA
Borders Sales Fall 12% in First Quarter
Ingram Adds Ingram Digital to Newly Formed Ingram Content Group
Books-A-Million Posts First-Quarter Gains
Sales Fall Less Than Expected at Barnes & Noble; Has Improved Outlook
Morgan James Launches Two Imprints
Number of On-demand Titles Topped Traditional Books in 2008
Encyclopaedia Britannica, Rosen Publishing Team to Form New Publishing Initiative
Alibris Expanding Distribution Services
BookExpo America 2009: Sterling's Leaver Down on Trade Shows, High on Digital Catalogues
Simon & Schuster Has Rough First Quarter
Charges Result in $38 Million Loss at HarperCollins
In S&S Kids Reorg, New Roles for Chanda, Anastas; Dryden to Leave
Harlequin Has First Quarter Gains in Sales, Earnings
Marvel Publishing Dips in Quarter; Expects Better Second Half
Penguin, Hachette Gained in Tough 2008
Norton Deal Part Of New Push for Dalkey Archive
Barnes & Noble Launches Audiobook Store
Books Move Up At Hastings
BEA 2009: A Different Look For a Difficult Time
Amazon Sales Jump, Though Media Growth Slower
Random to Release Dan Brown's 'The Lost Symbol' in September
Internet Archive Latest to Object to Google Settlement
Marshall Vows to "Do Whatever Is Necessary" to Turn Borders Books Around
A Down Year for Random House
Stephenie Meyer Phenomenon Propels Hachette Books
HarperCollins to Use Electronic Catalogue for Fall Books
Travel Book Market Tanked In 2008
Sale of Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Trade Moving Ahead
Currency Issues, U.S. Economy Result in Down Quarter at Wiley
All Units Contribute To Record 2008 At Penguin USA
B&N Buys Fictionwise; Will Start e-Bookstore
A Million Kindles by Thanksgiving?
Marvel Holds on in 2008
HarperCollins Closes Bowen Press
Harper Closing Collins; Other Layoffs Planned
Search for BEC Replacement Begins
Reader's Digest Cuts 280 Positions
PW's Person of the Year: Jeff Bezos
Which Way for BEA, BEC?
B&N Confronts Changing Market, Bad Environment
Tough Times to Get Ahead
B&N.com Starts to Pick Up the Pace
Murray to Stay the Course
Random's Search For Growth
Amazon: Friend or Foe?
Books Slip at Books-A-Million
Amazon Highlights: Kindle in Stock; Does Collect Tax
Square One Signs Movie Deal with Ang Lee
Random Reviews its Green Progress
As Amazon Soars, Bookstores Creep
Handicapping a B&N Takeover of Borders
Amazon to Force POD Publishers to Use BookSurge
Used Titles Drive Book Sales at Hastings
Publishers Keeping An Eye on Borders
Random Results Off; B'mann May Sell Clubs
B&N Sees Tough Year Ahead
Rinaldi Leaving Bloomsbury for Rodale
U.S. Drives Gains at Penguin
Random House and HC Test Drive Online Access to Their Books
More Records for Amazon; Scrambling to Meet Kindle Demand
Bloomsbury USA Eliminates Seven Jobs
Amazon Soared, Borders Plunged in '07
Penguin Canada Tops C$100 Million
Amazon Upgrade Tops 100,000 Titles
Scholastic Will Exit Home Continuities; Posts Quarterly Gains
HM Completes Harcourt Purchase
Chain Sales Rise 5.6% to $2 Billion
Higher Customer Traffic Boosts Borders
B&N Touts Benefit Of Mature Market
HarperCollins Has 'Lousy Quarter'
Harlequin Gets Serious About Nonfiction
Wiley Hits 200
McGraw-Hill Education Posts Strong Third Quarter
Disney Heads to White Plains
Books-A-Million Accelerates Store Openings, Will Enter Pennsylvania, Nebraska
Holtzbrinck's U.S. Arm Now Macmillan
Berger to Succeed Holton at Scholastic
Borders Beta Redesign Up for Customer Feedback
Consortium Making Progress, But More Needed
Borders Shareholders Want Board Seat
Hyperion to Move Downtown
Court Approves Perseus Bid for PGW Name, B&T Payment to AMS
Gomez Named to Online Spot at Penguin
Holtzbrinck Posts Sales Hikes
Amazon Tries Self-Publishing
Reidy Ready to Run S&S
AuthorHouse Acquires iUniverse
Is Borders at a Tipping Point?
'Hallows' Boosts Borders, but Charges Increase Loss
'Hallows' Proves Magical for BAM
B&N Won't Stock If I Did It in Stores
Harlequin Profits Jump on Modest Sales Rise
Penguin's Profits, Sales Hurt By Weak Dollar
Harry's in a League of His Own
AMS Claims B&T Owes $6.2 Million
Scholastic Gives Continuities Last Chance
Scholastic Trying to Plug Web Leaks
Measuring Bookselling
Amazon Buys Brilliance Audio
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Book Clubs Look to Turn Web from Foe to Friend
Chelsea Green to Publish Wolf Political Tract
Borders Changes Loyalty Program
Wiley Buys Anker Publishing Assets
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- Copied from Mrs J Farrall, 1985
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- The Biggest Family Album of Australia, Museum Victoria
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|motor cycles, side cars
|Themes this item is part of:
|Images & Image Making Collection, Transport Collection, The Biggest Family Album in Australia Collection
|Primary Classification:
|Secondary Classification:
|Motor Cycles
|Tertiary Classification:
|motor cycles
|Organisations Depicted:
|New Hudson Motor Bike
|Negative: Black & White; 35 mm
|Place & Date Depicted:
|Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 1916
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LeBron James scored 31 points and Chris Bosh added 23 to lead Miami past Charlotte 99-94 Monday night, the Heat's 10th consecutive victory against the Bobcats. Dwyane Wade had 20 points and 12 rebounds for Miami, which has won nine of its last 10 at home. James was 13 for 14 from the field, for a career-best 93-percent shooting. The Heat improved to 19-3 on their home floor. Ramon Sessions scored 18 points for Charlotte, which lost its fourth in a row and 12th in the last 14. Ben Gordon had 16 points as six Bobcats players scored in double digits. Neither team shot well from on 3-pointers as Miami was 1 for 12 and Charlotte 8 of 25.
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