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Working out of his Roselle home, 26-year-old Tim Dierkes has turned what used to be his hobby into a career. Dierkes runs mlbtraderumors.com, a Web site where he gathers the latest baseball whispers from journalists covering all 30 major-league teams. Inventive Buntport swashbuckles time and space (Denver Post)
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Photo By Kevin Graff/The Review Ellie Phillips, 5, and Anna Simpson, 4, of Alliance, shop at the used book sale Monday at Rodman Public Library. Photo By Kevin Graff/The Review Ron and Donna Maley, of Alliance, look through the books at the used book sale at Rodman Public Library Monday. Literacy Bridge Founder Answers Your Questions (Slashdot)
You asked Cliff Schmidt, founder and executive director of Literacy Bridge, about charity, education, and the "talking book", and he has answered your questions with a fair amount of detail. Cliff asks that if you are interested in getting involved please don't hesitate to donate either your time or your hard earned cash. Read more of this story at Slashdot. Phelps closes in on history (The Washington Examiner)
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Portlanders love books. The Multnomah County Library system circulates more books than any other system its size. The annual Wordstock literary festival, founded four years ago, draws big crowds. Niche bookstores selling new and used rarities are scattered across the city. There is zine emporium ... Popular business directory searches (The Edmond Sun)
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