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College grads, here comes the real world of finances - Vimarsana News

College grads, here comes the real world of finances

Deciding how to spend your first paycheck after graduating from college can be overwhelming, given the many competing demands on it.

Extra seats added for master class with 'Blue Velvet' cinematographer - Vimarsana News

Extra seats added for master class with 'Blue Velvet' cinematographer

Due to the demand, the Laredo Film Society has added more seats for a master class with famed cinematographer FrederickĀ Elmes.

Single noise complaint silences some cruise ship horns - Vimarsana News

Single noise complaint silences some cruise ship horns

Cruise ship captains have been silenced from sounding their horns as they leave a Highland port after officials received a single noise complaint.

CNN Eva Longoria Searching for Mexico June 4, 2024 05:34:00 - Vimarsana News

CNN Eva Longoria Searching for Mexico June 4, 2024 05:34:00

>> have you ever seen such a rainbow of corn? the range of colors comes from growing crops at different altitudes and varying amounts of sunlight exposure. the darker heritage corns are often sweeter and more herbal than the yellow ones. so are these disappearing? because all we ever see in the supermarkets is yellow. >> tannins, yeah. >> this was me when i was little, y'all. my dad would have me and my sisters peeling the corn. there would be worms inside sometimes, that was a fun

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Ockham NZ Book Awards: The Axeman's Carnival wins Catherine Chidgey best fiction prize - Vimarsana News

Ockham NZ Book Awards: The Axeman's Carnival wins Catherine Chidgey best fiction prize

Jann Medlicott Acorn Prize for fiction winner Catherine Chidgey talks to Paula Morris