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Frustrated publishers find there are no easy solutions to book piracy
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BuddhaFest ’13 Includes Speakers from other Traditions
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Golub: All out of love: Obama ignored in Berlin
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Obama's passion for tyranny
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The Iron Chancellor of Ancient China
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MLB State of the Union: Central Station
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Cool off at zinc@shade in Manhattan Beach’s Shade Hotel
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Golub: Joan Walsh and Sarah Palin, a study in contrasts
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TV tonight: Betty White and company go live on ‘Hot in Cleveland’
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Iran's new president is no moderate
Travels with Peabod Archive: May 2012
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Apocalypse now, or maybe later: Mayan predictions?
Many say the Maya have predicted the end of the world in December, 2012. A closer inspection could show that what they really mean is a new beginning. Published May 26 2012
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The Centovalli Railway: Switzerland's most romantic train trip
It may just be the most romantic rail journey in Switzerland, and it's the best of two worlds: gorgeous scenery and flirting with Italy. Published May 21 2012
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Traveling light: Tourism's best kept secret
Perceptions are often enhanced by the light we experience in a place. Some destinations have an uncanny effect on people because of the light. Here are just a few. Published May 13 2012
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Hotel Santa Caterina: Amalfi's not-so-hidden treasure
Hotel Santa Caterina in Amalfi, Italy gets under your skin. It is so infectious that you will long to return and almost assuredly will. Don't miss this gem of a hotel. Published May 6 2012
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After three decades of traveling the world, I decided to attempt to become a member of The Century Club by visiting 100 countries or more. As an ex-Marine, former professional baseball player and commercial broadcaster, I have had many rewarding ...
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Rick Townley's World of Books & Publishing
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Frustrated publishers find there are no easy solutions to book piracy
Digital files make chasing book pirates more difficult.
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Self-publishing gains bigger share of book market
Self-publishing is challenging traditional publishing for market share.
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DOJ takes aim at Apple in e-books price-fixing trial
Apple now stands alone in the DOJ e-books price-fixing trial that opened this week.
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BookExpo America opens at the Javits Center in New York City
The book industry's biggest annual event will open to the public on the last day of the show.
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Frustrated publishers find there are no easy solutions to book piracy
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The Chinese Slant
A round eye’s guide into the Chinese world.
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Wells On Baseball
This column will cover anything that has anything remotely to do with the game of baseball, from the game itself to mid-summer trades to offseason moves.
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Culinary Quest
Great discoveries in the world of restaurants and chefs fulfill the quest for delicious food and cooking.
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TV Den
Television commentary, reviews, news and nonstop DVR catch-up by Lisa King Doloff and friends.
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Right Angles
“Right Angles” explores serious subjects, such as the Islamization of the Middle East and delegitimization of Israel, with humor, candor and a twist.
