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“The value of fine art has rapidly increased in recent years, so there’s an increased tendency for it to be locked up in warehouses away from the public eye,” Foshey comments in a statement. “We’re building the technology to reverse this trend, and to create inexpensive and accurate reproductions that can be enjoyed by all.”

Creating Dreamers has been healing, she says. It has brought back that special time when she and her son were exploring a new world with a new language and traditions together. She hopes it will show children the magical dance that takes place when newcomers mix their hopes, dreams and ideas with a strange, unfamiliar landscape to create something that could have only come out of the immigrant experience. Something much like Morales’ extraordinary body of work. 

"It was important to us too that our books were diverse and inclusive – which is why our new Fairytale Quest characters are not your usual representations. We want everyone to feel welcome within the pages!"

Sometimes we buy things because we truly need them. But grand concentrations of private wealth, even in these situations, end up undermining the quality of our everyday transactions.

Like the Aldus Manutius catalog, it’s about brands being able to serve their customers, and their businesses, better. About providing all the information customers want, in a contextual, relevant and convenient way. About building two-way, ongoing interactions.

We’ve seen cool projects from [Eric Strebel] before, including his home-made wireless charger, so his YouTube channel is well worth subscribing to.

The e-reader itself has also turned out to have the shelf life of a two-star murder mystery. Smartphones and tablets last year overtook dedicated reading devices to become the most popular way to read an ebook, according to the research group Nielsen.

How could we ease congestion? We could build new roads and bridges or, better yet, extend and improve public transportation. But both these courses of action typically involve tax dollars, and the exceedingly rich usually blanch whenever someone proposes tax-funded solutions, mainly because they figure that sooner or later people will want to tax them. So officials in Greater Washington — and other unequal metro areas — have come up with solutions to traffic congestion that avoid any need to levy big new taxes.

“All of the sudden, there’s just no capacity,” said literary agent Chris Parris-Lamb, who represents Halliday. “The books that become outliers, the ones that are actually selling, then they become a victim of their own success.”

It seems that you’re passing anecdote and opinion as fact, but not showing any evidence. Telling me to find the information myself after stating opinion as fact is what trolls and people with terribly confused thinking do (I’d love to think you’re not a troll, but I remain unconvinced at this point). You are also conveniently discounting that history is littered with technology that gained some popularity for some time before fizzling out (think betamax). I love my e-reader, but not for all settings and situations (I prefer printed books on art, photography, architecture, children’s stories, etc.). Please also remember that a majority of readers still read on paper (even though they also use digital). Most of us don’t live in a world where we limit ourselves to the extent you seem to, but whatever floats your boat.

And there’s more to come. 2018 will close with NASA’s New Horizons arriving at Ultima Thule, a frosty Kuiper Belt object beyond Pluto on Dec. 31.

As for me using God in my conversations, if you are so offended, kindly refrain from replying to me in any way. I’ve no interest in a limited mind. This debate is over. God bless. (You are welcome to say something to vent or get a one up, but I am done.)