Jeff Kinney had a clear template when it came time to adapt his wildly successful Diary of a Wimpy Kid children's books to the big screen.

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From stick figures to sweet flick (The Philadelphia Inquirer)

NMS will market the Espresso Book Machine(R) to the collegiate marketplace and permission academic content.

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NACS Media Solutions and On Demand Books Form Partnership (PR Newswire via Yahoo! News)

Grand Blanc used book store offers readers reduced book prices and book clubs.

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R & B Used Books in Grand Blanc has stories to tell (The Flint Journal)

Get your a.m. dose of celebrity news and gossip from The Plain Dealer's Melodie Smith.

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Angelina Jolie, author Patricia Cornwell ready Scarpetta film; rare 'Star Wars' images; and more: The Morning After (The Cleveland Plain Dealer)

Sex.com, often touted as one of the most valuable Internet domain names, is due to head to the auction block next week.

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Lender putting www.sex.com on auction block (Reuters via Yahoo! News)

Those arrested on Bainbridge Island with marijuana in their possession can't be charged with the crime.

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Bainbridge Council Wants More Data on Putting Marijuana Statute on the Books (Bainbridge Islander)

Despite his reputation as the mainstream representation of the outcast, Tim Burton is no stranger to box office records. This weekend was another trip to the record books as Alice in Wonderland propelled to $116.3 million.

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Scott Mendelson: Weekend Box Office Review: Alice in Wonderland Returns Tim Burton to Box Office Record Book (The Huffington Post)

Horst Wein is known in the world of hockey as much as he is in football, a rare multi-faceted character. The legendary coach  has a piece of advice for Indian players: Focus more on the mental aspects of the game.

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Hockey structure in India is stricken by cancer Horst Wein (Hindustan Times)

THE PEOPLE pounding the pavements above are oblivious, but under the streets of central Auckland lies a vault holding comic books of such worth that they have been brought out of their secure holding only three times in the past eight years.

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Comics good as gold (Marlborough Express)

THE PEOPLE pounding the pavements above are oblivious, but under the streets of central Auckland lies a vault holding comic books of such worth that they have been brought out of their secure holding only three times in the past eight years.

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Comics good as gold (Stuff)