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Plentisoft: Reality N 3 D Publishing, LLC Announces New Coaching Program For HNW Individuals - Vimarsana News

Plentisoft: Reality N 3 D Publishing, LLC Announces New Coaching Program For HNW Individuals

Reality N 3 D Publishing, LLC has announced an update to its concierge coaching program for high-net-worth individuals. Now focusing on both asset management and relationship development, the program

What The Tech? : Tech gifts for her - Vimarsana News

What The Tech? : Tech gifts for her

If you search Amazon for gift ideas for women, you’re not going to see many tech gadgets. But women do love tech and they’re going to love these gifts and

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"There is a life here" | Online Only | n+1 - Vimarsana News

"There is a life here" | Online Only | n+1

I had arrived at the all too probably named Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics at the Naropa Institute past its ostensible heyday. Founded in 1974 by Waldman and her “spiritual husband” Allen Ginsberg, the school had the reputation of a mountain retreat for the Beat Poets, and their friends in the New York School, and their friends in the Black Mountain school, and their friends in the New Narrative school.

Introduction | Issue 44 | n+1 | The Editors - Vimarsana News

Introduction | Issue 44 | n+1 | The Editors

For better or worse, dead people do rule. They rule because we love them, and they rule because, like many people over 65 today, they were late to retire and reluctant to surrender their reign.

HarperCollins Strike Dispatch | Online Only | n+1 - Vimarsana News

HarperCollins Strike Dispatch | Online Only | n+1

The last time the HarperCollins union went on strike was in the 1970s, bolstered, like today, by a moment of broader political unrest and collective action. At that time, the strike lasted for seventeen days, and word on the street is the company found it within them to agree to a fair contract then. There was another vote to strike in the 1980s, around the time News Corp purchased Harper & Row, but key votes were flipped at the last minute, and the company brought in corporate raiders and stripped union security—something the union is fighting for now, and which had been in place from t...