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First Monday: New in business TV, movies, books, magazines (USA Today)
Here's what's new in business TV, movies, books and magazines for March.
Most Park Slope Parents Pay Their Nannies Off The Books (Gothamist)
More than 85 percent of Park Slope families pay their the domestic help under the table. According to the Brooklyn Paper and a Park Slope Parents study [ PDF ], 58 percent of parents who pay their nannies off the books say they think that nannies prefer it that way. But nanny Deborah Manwaring claims that's not necessarily the case: "I don't bring up taxes because they might fire me. With the ...
Books Between Bites will meet today (Fond du Lac Reporter)
The two books selected for this years Fond du Lac Reads program will be reviewed when Books Between Bites meets Tuesday, March 9, at Salem United Methodist Church.
Books Are Dead. Long Live Books! (The Motley Fool)
New technology could keep paper books alive, despite digital disruption.
Little Golden Books (San Francisco Chronicle)
I spent my first 5 years living in the Vanderveer section of Brooklyn, NY. My very earliest memory in life was of a large stack of Little Golden Books that sat on the floor, next to a big 1950's style sofa. Not too far away was the metal pedal car I shared...
What Were Books, Daddy? Two Trees Exhibit Space Pays Homage (The New York Observer)
Before they were flashes of pixels jettisoning across screens, books meant pages and crackling spines and penned notes in the margins. Although bookstores may be closing, Dumbo's recently opened art gallery Central Booking is devoted to those strange relics of pre-Kindle civilization. It's perhaps fitting that physical books are finding homes in spaces typically reserved for aesthetic appraisal ...
Every issue of Spin Magazine is on Google books (Seattle Times)
Spin might be merely aiight now, but back in the day, it was awesome. And the ads in some of the '80s issues are pure comedy. The magazine's archives are now freely peruse-able with Google Books.
Ajumako-Enyan-Essiam district allocated with exercise books and uniforms (Ghanaweb.com)
Ajumako,(C/R), March 9, GNA-The government has allocated 13,000 packets of exercise books and a number of school uniforms to Ajumako-Enyan-Essiam district for free distribution to pupils in deprived school as part of efforts to promotion education in the country.
True Story: Bank Books Reveal Depth of Problems (Financial Planning.com)
Investors have been heartened to see troubled banks replace leadership or repay bailout money, but they still are finding hard numbers deep in the books that are reinforcing their more surface perceptions of the industry's "haves" and "have-nots."
Books that may change your mind - and your life (3news)
In Sunrise's reading review this week are two books that could change your life – in two very different ways.
