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Thanks to a viral video of Janice Clark reading Craig Smith’s "The Wonky Donkey" to her baby grandson, and her breathless amusement over lines such as "He was a honky-tonky winky wonky donkey."

In her upcoming talk at the Hirshhorn, Connolly said she will likely touch on how the “do it yourself” ethos of D.C.’s punk scene remains strong.

Bush, who had been Ronald Reagan’s vice president, steered the US through the end of the cold war. But while his foreign policy achievements were profound, he faltered domestically, notably with economy and combating Aids, and lost the 1992 election to Clinton. His remains will be returned to Houston to lie in repose before burial on his presidential library grounds at Texas A&M University in College Station.

Readers of “The Cooking Gene” are having their own moments, their own epiphanies. Twitty grapples with how to respond to their supportive comments, many of which tell him what they got out of his book.

Wisdom Publications in Somerville, Mass., specializes in books about Buddhism, mindfulness, and meditation, and publisher Daniel Aitken says some of the company’s growth last year was due to increasing numbers of people searching for tools to better deal with the change and uncertainty in their worlds. But he points to actions taken by the publisher that contributed to the gains as well. Specifically, he notes that the 30-year-old company implemented a more aggressive strategy regarding its frontlist last year.

Swann Galleries sells Rare & Important Travel Posters on Thursday, October 25, in 232 lots. Emil Cardinaux’s St. Moritz (1918) could fetch $15,000-20,000, and sharing estimates of $12,000-18,000 are Burkhard Mangold’s Winter in Davos (1914) and Philip Zec’s striking By Night Train to Scotland (1932).

The Scotts, 40, wanted their “Builder Brothers” to reflect their own childhood experience. In it, younger versions of themselves hatch a great idea to build a two-level doghouse and scratch their plans out with sticks in a patch of dirt.

This may seem contradictory to those of us who associate environmentalism with the political left, but Jonathan Spiro’s excellent biography of Grant shows how prevalent white nationalism was in the early 20th century, and how easily it sat side by side with apparently contradictory ideas.

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Pictured at Monday’s swearing in ceremony with state Sen. Mike McGuire are (l-r): McGuire’s mother-in-law Carol Fremault, his wife, Erika McGuire, and mom Sherry McGuire. (photo contributed)

The more that wealth concentrates, Robert Frank notes in his 1999 classic Luxury Fever, the more retailers tend to lavish their attention — and their innovating — on the luxury market. Year by year, products come to embody ever “more costly new features.”

Dale Nichols, president of BindTech, and other existing management will remain in place, and no layoffs are expected. BindTech will remain as the operating name of the company.