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- Pensioner wins fight to build wind turbine - News & Star
News & StarPensioner wins fight to build wind turbineNews & Star, UK - 3 hours agoHe said his wife, Isabele, 73, had “given up being surprised” by his projects which also include poetry and ballroom dancing. But he expected that his plan ...
- Can your Child Write in Cursive? - The Conservative Voice
The Conservative VoiceCan your Child Write in Cursive?The Conservative Voice, NC - 37 minutes agoBut, they could express themselves in such flowing phrases as to be pure poetry. I once read a letter written by a Confederate officer in command of troops ...
- Frisson of words to keep you warm - The Age
Frisson of words to keep you warmThe Age, Australia - 1 hour agoThe tall poppy syndrome was prefigured in a line of ancient Chinese poetry: "If a tree stands pretty in a forest, the wind will destroy it."
- Book-length Dinner Reading: Gwendolyn MacEwen’s A Breakfast for ... - blogTO
Book-length Dinner Reading: Gwendolyn MacEwen’s A Breakfast for ...blogTO, Canada - 2 hours agoPlaying on the central trope of consumption in Gwendolyn MacEwen’s poetry collection, A Breakfast for Barbarians, the Scream Literary Festival invites you ...
- Memorial Day parades, services - Waterbury Republican American
The Money TimesMemorial Day parades, servicesWaterbury Republican American, CT - 17 hours ago... present a plaque dedicated to service men and women who served their country during the Vietnam War and to hear from winners of a local poetry contest. ...Memorial Day festivities set for region Rutland Heraldall 936 news articles
- The foibles that make us all human - Mail & Guardian Online
The foibles that make us all humanMail & Guardian Online, South Africa - 1 hour agoWhen the guy, Bester, a cowboy-like type with his moustache, cocksure swagger and sliminess, enters the scene, she's already quite deep in her cups; ...
- Fuel House is a fine addition to the Avenue - Daily Journal
When I first moved back to Vineland, I said to myself, there is nothing here for people my age -- no activities that don't require drinking, no dance clubs, nothing. Millville had its 3rd Fridays, and I started to go. It was nice, relaxing and ...
- Tom Condon - Hartford Courant
Tom CondonHartford Courant, United States - 3 hours agoTomorrow at 7 pm at the Bushnell Park band shell, there'll be music, dance, poetry and a candlelight vigil as part of the new Hartford Cares initiative. ...
- World Leaders Who Liked to Paint (Newsweek)
What happens when world leaders get creative. Hint: it isn't always pretty.
- Could Violence Slow Geneva's Momentum (R News)
The City of Geneva recently picked up more than $40-million in state funds to live up to its name, “Gateway to the Finger Lakes.” But some longtime residents worry a recent violent streak could slow the city's momentum.
- 'Bottoms Up' at Calabash! - Jamaica Gleaner
The Calabash International Literary Festival will this year commemorate the works of celebrated West Indian author Claude McKay, among others. One of his most endearing works is the novel Banana Bottom (1933) which will be featured at the festival ...
- Tantingco: The King and his Prince (Sun Star)
LAST week, an extraordinary encounter occurred between two great Kapampangan poets. It happened in Magalang and I wasn't there to witness it, but I saw the whole thing on video, and I'd like to share it with you.
- Holbrook brought street cred to Twin Cities writers’ market (Pulse of the Twin Cities)
Writer-editor-administrator Carolyn Holbrook, well known as SASE: The Write Place founding artistic director, is a singular presence in Twin Cities lit.
- Bat for lashes - Brisbane Times
THE music Natasha Khan makes under the name Bat for Lashes sounds enchanted, as though cauldrons and wands were as instrumental to its making as synthesisers and guitars. So it's no surprise to discover Khan's home looks quite different from its ...
- Red Ryder fest set for Saturday in Pagosa - Durango Herald
Durango HeraldRed Ryder fest set for Saturday in PagosaDurango Herald, CO - May 30, 2008At 11:00 am and at 1:00 pm, Fred Harman III will recall old Pagosa stories, Bob Huff will recite his cowboy poetry and Phil Janowsky will sing cowboy songs. ...
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