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Although it never reached the mind-numbing ubiquity of “YOLO”, the phrase “live your best life” has also become a common way to encourage and inspire others. But the broad applicability of the words reveals a critical shortcoming: they are vague, formless, offering no real, concrete guidance. So if you want …
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News French country chic, the power of protest art and soul-stirring gardens. Sign up for our weekly Homes & Properties newsletter, featuring homes for sale, neighborhood events and more. Photo by Toan Trinh Rebelby Chris Burkard Ride the wave of top nature and surf photographer, conservation champion and social media …
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The fool. The party animal. The shoulder to lean on. Yes, each group of friends has its own cast of characters, but some of us feel stuck in a role or identity that doesn’t feel quite right for us. So if you’re ready to reinvent yourself, become the “smart” one …
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By MOSES K. GAHIGI The 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi not only shattered the lives of those who survived it, but 28 years later it still has a lingering effect on them and how they deal with it. Some fled overseas, to be as far away from the horror as …
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In 2000, Ian Winwood, longtime writer for hard rock magazine Kerrang! – was sent to interview an up-and-coming rock band. He immediately liked them, recognized their potential, and befriended them. He watched, delighted, in varying degrees of closeness, as they grew in popularity – sold-out shows, platinum albums, a very …
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Nearly two-thirds of parents in India, just like their global counterparts, would rather read their children books they enjoyed in their own childhood, rather than choosing newer titles, according to new research from Oxford University Press (OUP). The research which was part of a national survey carried out following an …
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Despite our best efforts, human life is full of misunderstandings and awkward moments: Wait, was that sarcasm or not? Do they really want me to join them, or are they just saying that? Is this text attractive or simply friendly? Fortunately, however, we don’t have to decode the words and …
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With the growing popularity of e-books, apps like Blinkist have made reading much easier, but could it come at a cost? Over the past few years, e-books have become increasingly popular. Kindle devices and iBooks apps have helped catalyze the growth of the digital reading format. E-books are frequently compared …
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HAMPSTEAD —The Hampstead Public Library renovation of the Children’s Space takes place soon! The entire children’s area is closed from Monday April 25 to the end of May. This includes all book and DVD shelves, as well as the children’s program room. A limited number of picture books (e-books) and …
Read More »NJ Edison Library Receives Over 300 Classic Books in Indian Languages
INDICA News Desk- The Edison Library, in partnership with the Consulate of India in New Jersey and the Edison, NJ, chapter of the World Organization of People of Indian Descent (GOPIO-Edison), hosted the launch of the Indian Collection , an event to donate a large collection of Indian books will …
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This scratchboard illustration by Beth Krommes from “In the House In the Night” (written by Susan Marie Swanson) “really represents the flight of imagination that this exhibition represents,” says guest curator Nina Maurer. Starting May 6, the Portsmouth Historical Society will open the first-ever exhibit that celebrates the legacy of …
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CARY The Wake County school system was accused Tuesday by a group of protesters of promoting pornography and sexualizing students because of some books with sexual content in school libraries. About 50 people protested outside the Wake County school board meeting on Tuesday holding signs such as “We are the …
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Read More »Book misuse reported at Sharpsburg Community Library
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Presented by: Little woman – A classic story that would be banned for implying that women are small, or exist in some way. Should be called standardized menstruating people. Moby Dick- A man’s obsession with a whale is described as negative. Pfft! You do, Captain Ahab! It’s almost as offensive …
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When Donna O’Neill first read the anti-war novel ‘Johnny Got His Gun’ as a student at Upland High School, the impact was immediate and lingers today, over 40 years later. It was around 1977, a few years after his brother, John Rogone, was killed in action in 1968, at the …
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At some point in the last year, my teenager said that I was no longer allowed to buy cookbooks. We had run out of space in the kitchen, even after a showdown session that eliminated some old titles (exotic mid-century Jell-O recipes I won’t be back, and I probably won’t …
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By Anu Prabhakar Published: Thu 17 March 2022, 15:29 Vrishank Sai Anand was four and a half years old when he approached his mother and offered to organize a book drive for underprivileged children. He’d listened to his mother talk about the number of children around the world who haven’t …
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Madurai: For the first time, ‘Thirunangai Padaipugal’, an event to exclusively showcase works from the transgender community through an art exhibition and a book fair, was held at the Tamil Nadu Hotel in Madurai on Saturday . Folk songs written and sung by transgender artists were also performed at the …
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Publisher/editor of YES INTERNATIONAL! Review, Azuh Arinze, The publisher/editor of YES INTERNATIONAL! Magazine, Azuh Arinze, turns 50 on Thursday, March 24, 2022 – and to commemorate it, it will unveil two new books, A TASTE OF SUCCESS and CONVERSATIONS WITH SHOWBIZ STARS, on this day. The momentous and landmark event …
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By Piyush JhaSpeaking of what science will create tomorrow in its true fictional form, we are now witnessing the emergence of the metaverse. In 1992, Neal Stephenson coined the term “Metaverse” in his novel Snow Crash, with the idea that people in the future would create a virtual world similar …
Read More »Ahmed receives the Kat Muscat Scholarship 2022
March 7, 2022 @booksandpublishing Munira Tabassum Ahmed is a recipient of the Kat Muscat Fellowship 2022, which provides professional development up to a value of $5,000 for an editorial project or writing work by a young person between the ages of 16 and 30 of one gender underrepresented. Ahmed is …
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by Khyle Deen. Posted Fri, Mar 04, 2022 5:39 PM, last update: 3/4/22 46% of UK adults have lied about reading books in order to impress – Snooze-worthy books including Hamlet, Wuthering Heights, Animal Farm and The Great Gatsby are given a modern …
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In his fascinating new book, Scoundrel: How a convicted murderer persuaded the women who loved him, the conservative establishment and the courts to set him free, Sarah Weinman does a masterful job of resurrecting a stranger-than-fiction chapter of American criminal justice. In 1957, unemployed veteran Edgar Smith was convicted of …
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In the past few weeks leading up to Town Meeting Day, there have been a handful of community forums or debates for candidates seeking to serve on Vermont school boards. Some of these public conversations have focused on politically charged issues such as critical race theory, social justice (especially racism …
Read More »Reading books will help in gaining knowledge: Gangula Kamalakar
Posted: Posted Date – 6:17 PM, Wed – Mar 2, 22 BC Welfare Minister Gangula Kamalakar kicks off the book fair in Karimnagar on Wednesday. Karimnagar: British Columbia Minister of Welfare and Civil Supplies Gangula Kamalakar said reading books will help people gain knowledge and many have come to prominence …
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