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“We are able to offer cookbooks with full color printed dividers, additional options for pre-designed dividers and covers, UV coated covers or laminated covers, and wire coil binding in addition to our standard plastic coil binding.”

Printing Impressions also reported on April 13, 2017, that the U.S. Department of Labor had required Bartash to pay $273,892 in back wages and liquidated damages to 136 temporary employees for violating the federal Fair Labor Standards Act. In addition to the back wages and liquidated damages, the DOL reported that Bartash also agreed to pay a civil monetary penalty of $31,350, making the total amount of the fine $305,242. According to the DOL, Bartash used a temporary help agency, VQ Management — doing business as Managed Staffing and/or Best Staff — to acquire the workers, but failed to ensure that they were paid minimum wage of for working overtime.

The couple attempts to maintain their marriage during Roy’s prison sentence, challenged by the separation and distance. They find it difficult to relate to each other and remember what they once had in common as their lives increasingly follow separate paths. Roy is released from prison early after serving five years, arriving home ready to pick things up right where they left off — but it isn’t as easy as he thinks it will be, as Celestial has grown and changed during the time they spent apart.

Some people like to include their diary entries for the trip. Make sure you correct any spelling and/or punctuation mistakes and cut out repetitions. Try to create a consistent flow of information that covers the trip from start to finish.

Wolfinger said she and fellow book club member Sarah Kinley were responsible for creating Oliva’s cookbook.

"I never thought my story could be a book for young children because I came to the United States as an adult and a mother," she says on the phone from Xalapa, Mexico, where she has returned to live.

In service of this aim, the book touches on subjects as varied as the history of rock ’n’ roll, the popularity of American football, the odds of humans developing a malevolent AI, and the soundness of our theory of gravity. Klosterman also consults with a wide range of experts and notables, like string theorist Brian Greene and director Richard Linklater, who once made a whole movie about a particularly vivid dream he had. The book leaps from place to place, not always convincing but consistently thought-provoking.

Even the best reproductions of paintings face the same challenge as cheap copies: Their color accuracy sucks.

Ms. Moser has not ruled out a future political run. At the moment, she is turning her political experience into a book. Could it be another YA novel? “As it turns out,” Ms. Moser said, “I went to high school with the other person in the race. But for now I’m calling it a political potboiler.”

On October 23, National Geographic Books published Almanac 2019, a 400-page trade paperback aimed at adults that is modeled after its successful children’s almanac and features an entertaining compilation of statistical data, photographs, and profiles focused on science and exploration. The $19.99 book had an initial printing of 100,000 copies and will be the focus of a cross-platform, nationally coordinated marketing campaign with a series of ads on TV, in print, and on social media platforms.

At the same time, publishers have been caught off guard by a handful of surprise best sellers, literary titles from lesser-known authors that are now in short supply the week before Christmas, the worst possible time to be out of stock.

PMG said that over a century ago, replacement notes for certain U.S. bank notes did not use a star. Many of these, however, are still identifiable by a slightly different font used for the serial number. This font was the result of replacement notes being printed using different equipment.