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Sarah Palin at the Hong Kong airport. AP Photo/Kin CheungYesterday, word came that Sarah Palin had finished her memoir, “Going Rogue,” after four months. The earlier finish moves the release date up from spring to Nov. 17. And last Wednesday, Palin spoke to investors and bankers in Hong Kong, leading the Associated Press’ Jeremiah Marquez to write that she was “possibly laying the first brick for a 2012 White House bid.”If so, Politico reports today that the GOP response may be favorable.

Just in time for Christmas  the upcoming holiday shopping season, one of the most baffling  interesting figures in American politics has penned a tell-all memoir , the L.A. Times reports.  Ex-governor Sarah Palin’s 400-page tome, titled  Going Rogue: An American Life ,   will hit shelves Nov.17, well in advance of the spring release date.  According to Politico , Palin finished writing her manuscript before her Sept.15 deadline and the memoir is now undergoing a speedy copy-edit and fact-checking to meet the revised publishing schedule.

A recent Wall Street Journal article about “virtual internships,” where the intern works remotely via the Internet, featured UTC senior Natalie Ann Roig and one of her design professors, Leslie Jensen-Inman. Ms. Jensen-Inman spoke about the benefits these internships provide students: “If you’re in a place where you don’t have a lot of internship opportunities, all of a sudden the world is open to you.” Related Posts Weekendist: Gallery Hop and Pops (0) Volkswagen Announces