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Stories for Nov. 15, 2007
How to beat a writer's strike without having to use, you know, words
As the Writers Guild of America strike stretches on, the television industry is beginning to react, and it isn't pretty. Crosscut has come across a secret memo by one of the industry's organizing groups, S.C.A.B.S.
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If I write 3,571.5 (or so) words every day for the rest of November (except Thanksgiving, when I have plans) I will be a novelist. I'm not going to make it, but not because I'm lazy. It's just that I didn't sign up in time for NaNoWriMo, which is how "National Novel Writing Month" sounds if you say it while sticking your head out the window of a fast-moving car.
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Quake question for you: Extra home insurance, or not?
Let's ask the people who know how bad it can be: geologists. They say they prefer to put that money into home modifications that can lessen damage if the foundation starts moving.
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