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In the second half of the nineteenth century, an epic race was underway in some of the most brutal parts of the planet.

Bridging tradition with high-tech, The Junior League of Tampa is releasing one of the region's most popular cookbooks as an e-book this spring - and will be the first League nationally to publish its own e-cookbook.

OTTAWA, ONTARIO - Canadian youth are not as digitally literate as adults may think they are, according to new research released today by MediaSmarts.

Short stories are the perfect complement to the dog days of summer, and Nancy Christie's short fiction collection, 'Traveling Left of Center and Other Stories' (Pixel Hall Press), promises to help you forget about the heat and humidity.

'60 Minutes' correspondent Steve Kroft revealed Sunday night how a few stock market insiders are making billions in high-frequency trading.

Stuck in a dead-end job? It happens to all kinds of bright, ambitious people, from recent college grads eager to get their foot in the corporate door to seasoned workers nervous after rounds of layoffs.

Humanity has been brought to the brink of extinction.

One man's trash is another man's treasure, but have you ever thought that it could also be someone's music? If you've ever seen a Vocal Trash performance you know this to be true.

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Summer is quickly approaching, although most of the country is still stuck in a late, unwelcome winter slump.

'The Practical Negotiator,' (Career Press) a new release by Boston-based author, lawyer and CEO consultant Stephen P.

At the age of 90, Glenn Seymour had no intention of sitting idly in his senior living apartment.

Your organization's strongest competitive advantage-a deep well of innovation and energy-is already in place, waiting for you to connect with it.

TotalRecall Publications announced today publication of 'Gray Ghost,' a new crime/mystery novel by C.

TotalRecall Publications announced today the publication of 'War and Destiny,' a new historical, military adventure novel by retired Air Force author George Mavro.

Standing distant from ideological rebellion, devoted to his country without any dissident plotting, Andrei Tarkovsky, however, virtually became a foreign object, forced to seek refuge abroad.

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Having the feeling of happiness whenever she sees her stories written and published, author Eileen M.

Magic is rich in that realm and so is the evil that wants to envelop the place with its darkness.

The new book, 'Before the Big Bang' (published by Partridge India), by author Raj Jain is a sprightly commentary on class exploitation and struggles, based on real events in a railway town in India.

Thanks to Hollywood stereotypes, organized crime almost always brings to mind the gritty and almost glamorous exploits of Italian crime families.