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Insolvent commercial printer Quebecor World posted a smaller fourth-quarter loss Friday as it hacked away at costs and cut thousands of jobs while its revenue continued to fall.
NEW AND NOTABLE: Just published.... (The Indiana Gazette)
Three new books bring help for acting on your good intentions. ``The Idealist.org : Handbook to Building a Better World (Perigee),'' by Stephanie Land, based on the popular Web site, offers advice and motivation for how to choose an organization you'll love volunteering for.
Former resident puts talents into art direction at national magazine (The Canton Daily Ledger)
Ah, how relaxing to take a few minutes to escape from the real world between the pages of a Better Homes and Garden magazine. Beautifully manicured lawns and gardens have nary a weed growing. Rooms decorated in the latest trends offer inspiring ideas for your own home. Articles explain everything from health and beauty tips, to organizing a closet, to painting the back fence. Mouth-watering ...
Literary Calendar March 30-April 5, 2009 - Washington Post 03 FRIDAY 12:30 PM Ann McClellan discusses and signs her illustrated history, The Cherry Blossom Festival: Sakura Celebration, at Borders Books-Downtown, 202-466-4999. 7 PM Dambisa Moyo, an economist and former consultant with the World Bank, ...
Book review: The Idealist.org Handbook to Building a Better World - Examiner.com The Idealist.org Handbook to Building a Better World is a book for anyone who wants to make a positive impact in the world. Whether you have never volunteered before or are a seasoned nonprofit professional, this book is filled with advice and guidance ...
GPS Marks the Spot - New York Times It’sa sweet and highly organized way to make ordinary vistas surprising, and it seems to speak to the better angels of the Internet’s nature. Sometimes the Internet is its own place — a blown-out fantasia that exists independent of the world of rocks, ...
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