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A UMass gradâs site is helping independent bookstores hold their own against Amazon âI was waiting for someone smarter and with more resources than me to do something...it never happened.â By Mark Shanahan Globe Staff,Updated February 4, 2021, 2:33 p.m. Email to a Friend Andy Hunter, who founded Bookshop.org, is seen in his office in Brooklyn, N.Y. He created the website to help save independent bookstores from Amazon which has been taking even larger percentages of book sales.Jennifer S. Altman Growing up in Winchester in the â70s and â80s, Andy Hunter had a complicated home life â he and his brothers were raised by a single mother who struggled with mental illness. Books
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Peter Vere-Jones. Photo: RNZ/Supplied? He had been a professional actor since the 1960s and his career included parts in several Peter Jackson films, such as Bad Taste and the second Hobbit film. He also was a member of the Shortland Street cast. In the 2002 Queen's Birthday and golden jubilee honours, he was appointed an Officer of the New Zealand Order of Merit. In 1989, he made a television documentary about his own battle with bowel cancer, called Crisis.
Want more Winchester Star news? Subscribe here. After spending many years in sales and marketing, Susan Guild woke one day and wondered if there was more to life. She boasted a great family, a great house in Winchester and knew she had a great job. But something inside of her yearned for more. She had a vision to be innovative. “My passion is creativity has the power to change the world,” she said. “It has the power to change people. It totally saved my life when I was sick 15 years ago. It saved my soul.” Guild was looking for a way to symbolize the power of creativity and put together a booklet using a crayon. And after waking from a dream five years ago, came up with the title for her mini-book, “Your Cells and The MIGHTY Crayon.”
maybe we as republicans aren't seeing the whole playing field? >> i think we probably aren't but if you look at, you brought up the shutdown. that's one of two bookends. it wasn't just totally against trump. it backfired on her to the extent that people are going to remember we started this term in congress with a partial government shutdown and ended it with impeaching the president. in between those two bookends was a political circus. the democrats have very little to show for it. >> they have usmca to show for it. >> that was the final act and that is a win for trump. >> he certainly is trying to do that. this is what kimberley strassel had to stay in "the wall street journal" about this issue. republicans dismissed speaker nancy pelosi's refusal to transmit the articles of impeachment is a weak stunned. they do so at the peril about the constitution and president trump, mitch mcconnell may be a master tactician, but mrs. pelosi is no
but nothing official just yet. ali. >> but largely, given the -- the experience donald trump had with his first secretary of state, this has been a good relationship for the two of them. >> they seem -- they seem to work very well together. and, you know, mike pompeo came in as the cia director. and managed the president very well. and he has sidelined his other critics and/or adversaries within the administration, right? if it was bolton versus pompeo, pompeo at least won that round when they were in the administration. we'll see if there's any score settling when bolton puts out his book in june. but pompeo's been a remarkably effective secretary of state and done things outside of the traditional purview of secretary of state and has played a big role in this white house. ali. >> hans, good to see you again in this show. hans nichols from west palm beach, florida. 2019's been a busy year at the white house. it began with a standoff to reopen the federal government and brought us the third impeachment of a sitting president in this country's history. and those are just the book ends. nbc chief white house correspond