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'A séance in song': How a new album fulfils one of Eva Cassidy's musical dreams - Vimarsana News

'A séance in song': How a new album fulfils one of Eva Cassidy's musical dreams

INTERVIEW: Jim Farber talks to the late singer’s former bandmate Chris Biondo and composer Christopher Willis about using AI and fresh symphonic arrangements ‘to do the right thing by her’

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Acrolinx Launches WordBirds Podcast with Guests from Microsoft, Riot Games, and More - Vimarsana News

Acrolinx Launches WordBirds Podcast with Guests from Microsoft, Riot Games, and More

/PRNewswire/ -- Acrolinx (www.acrolinx.com), the AI-powered Content Impact Platform designed to maximize the impact of enterprise content, is launching...

Austrian count guilty of criminal damage after shooting wife's dog | The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald - Vimarsana News

Austrian count guilty of criminal damage after shooting wife's dog | The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald

An Austrian count shot his wife's dog dead and hid its body during 'acrimonious' divorce proceedings - but claimed he was putting the pet out of its…

Austrian count guilty of criminal damage after shooting wife's dog - Vimarsana News

Austrian count guilty of criminal damage after shooting wife's dog

An Austrian count shot his wife's dog dead and hid its body during 'acrimonious' divorce proceedings - but claimed he was putting the pet out of its…

Austrian Count, 70, who shot his wife's dog 'in revenge attack' is fined £2,000 - Vimarsana News

Austrian Count, 70, who shot his wife's dog 'in revenge attack' is fined £2,000

Count Konrad Goess-Saurau, 70, claimed he was putting the pet out of its misery and denied a charge of criminal damage on the grounds that it was reasonable to 'destroy' the animal to end his suffering.