The book–the literary opus–is entitled Emily and the Really Sexy Vampyre . It’s a young adult novel about love, death, magic and how youth will always be triumphy over the stupid.

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Emily and the Really Sexy Vampyre – Audio, Part 1

Reuters – U.S. credit card data for December showed some signs that fewer consumers were falling seriously behind in their payments.

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Credit card charge-offs slip at most U.S. companies
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It’s good to find the sincere endeavor of an attorney to represent his/her client in any proceeding but it is also true that this professional relationship gets marred, often, owing to disputes regarding fees. It is the amount of money that becomes the bone of contention and things do get nasty as both parties refuse to budge an inch

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vip news : Make a detailed analysis of lawyers’ fees, beforehand

There is hardly any doubt that you are acquainted with the name of NAI James E. Hanson, the New Jersey based celebrated commercial real estate organization and now the same organisation that is committed to achieving the highest quality performance by providing comprehensive and sophisticated real estate services to clientele has introduced the New Jersey Commercial Real Estate Alliance.

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vip news : NAI James E. Hanson sets up NJ Commercial Real Estate Alliance

Playbill – The Fifth Annual Goodspeed Festival of New Artists – a three-day festival of readings of new musicals, produced by Goodspeed Musicals’ Max Showalter Center for Education in the Musical Theater – takes place Jan. 15-17.

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Musicals ‘Hello Out There, ReWrite’ and ‘Lincoln in Love’ Get Goodspeed Readings
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Playbill – The sprawling musical Camelot has been boiled to its essential drama – the love triangle of King Arthur, Queen Guenevere and Sir Lancelot – in director David Lee’s new production that opens Jan. 15 at Pasadena Playhouse.

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Revised ‘Camelot’, Population Eight, Opens in California
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Playbill – Tickets for the first Broadway revival of Fences , the 1987 Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning play by August Wilson, starring two-time Academy Award winner Denzel Washington, are now on sale exclusively to American Express card members.

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‘Fences’ Tickets Now Available in AmEx Pre-Sale
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Playbill – The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey’s 2010 season, which will begin in June and continue through early January 2011, will include Shakespeare’s The Taming of the Shrew and All’s Well That Ends Well , plus works by Harold Pinter, Bernard Shaw, James Goldman and more.

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Pinter, Goldman, Shaw and the Bard Are Planned for Shakespeare Theatre of NJ Season
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Playbill – For months now, few along Broadway believed the beleaguered new musical Spider-Man, Turn Off the Dark was going to arrive on The Street for its scheduled first preview of Feb. 25 at the Hilton Theatre, as had been announced

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PLAYBILL.COM’S THEATRE WEEK IN REVIEW: Not Going ‘Dark’
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Playbill – Bernadette Peters, Barbara Cook, Vanessa Williams, Rita Moreno, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Duncan Sheik, Tom Kitt and Brian Yorkey are among the artists who will pay tribute to composer-lyricist Stephen Sondheim at Roundabout Theatre Company’s benefit Sondheim 80 on March 22.

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Stars and Songwriters Will Celebrate Sondheim at Roundabout Spring Gala ‘Sondheim 80′
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AFP – JPMorgan Chase opened the earnings season for banks Friday reporting a hefty jump in profits Friday, highlighting renewed health in a sector under intense scrutiny for its pay practices.

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JPMorgan kicks off bank earnings on strong note
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AP – JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s $3.28 billion profit report carried a sobering message: Consumers are still struggling to pay off their loans, posing a threat to a strong economic recovery.

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JPMorgan Chase profits rise, but so do loan losses
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AP – Rising loan losses in JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s consumer bank business and a disappointing reading on consumer sentiment sent investors rushing from stocks Friday.

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Stocks fall on JPMorgan results, sentiment survey
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Given that today saw our Song of the Day come from Swedish popstrel Lykke Li, it’s probably apt enough that we give away a pair of tickets for the Ja Ja Ja Nordic music night, curated by our editor-in-chief, Sean Adams.

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Win! Tickets to Ja Ja Ja’s Nordic Night curated by us!

Fresh Air remembers the life of R&B singer Teddy Pendergrass, whose husky baritone made songs like “I Don’t Love You Anymore” and “Turn Off The Lights” ’70s soul classics. Pendergrass was paralyzed in a 1982 car accident, but he continued to write music and perform. He died Wednesday following a battle with colon cancer

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In Memoriam: Soul Icon Teddy Pendergrass

Damon Albarn, lead singer of Blur (among various other far-reaching, genre-spanning side-projects) has admitted that use of heroin created problems for the band at the end of the nineties. Read the full story on DrownedinSound.com

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Damon Albarn admits Blur were ‘muddied’ by heroin use

Birmingham-based noise-pop sensations Johnny Foreigner have been revealed (by us, actually!) as the SUPER SECRET headliners for the annual London bash that goes by the name of Zonino!, taking place in the wonderful South London location of the Brixton Windmill.

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Johnny Foreigner + more for Zonino! 5

As part of Unity Banks ongoing commitment to charitable causes and community outreach projects, twelve employees, including the CFO, several branch managers and back office personnel, participated in Raritan Valley Habitat for Humanity (RVHFH) Chapters home build in Bridgewater on December 8, 2009.

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Unity Bank Supports Raritan Valley Habitat for Humanity in Building Hope

Seminal British Brett Anderson-led band Suede are to reform, albeit for one night only, specifically for a show at London’s Royal Albert Hall. This is very much good news, and undoubtedly music to many people’s ears.

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Suede to reform for one night only, charity gig

And we’re back. Please note: this podcast, if you haven’t figured it out, is profane and not safe for consumption by children or animals

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Your Weekend Justice #50: The Talking of People

AP – Intel’s fourth-quarter earnings breezed past Wall Street’s expectations, and its rosy profit outlook for 2010 was another sign that a lasting recovery for the recession-battered personal computer market is under way.

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Intel outlook points to PC industry recovery
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AP – The Dow Jones industrial average closed above 10,700 for the first time in 15 months on Thursday as investors bet that the corporate earnings season would overcome a rocky start. The advance was slightly uneven, with technology stocks rising ahead of quarterly earnings from chip maker Intel Corp

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How the major stock indexes fared on Thursday
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Playbill – Page 73, the non-profit theatre company that develops and produces exclusively the work of early-career playwrights who have yet to receive substantial production opportunities in New York City, announced that Eliza Clark is the 2010 P73 Playwriting Fellow.

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Eliza Clark Is P73’s Playwriting Fellow for 2010
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