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- Your neighbor says: It's a gamble, so here are some tips - West County Journal
Your neighbor says: It's a gamble, so here are some tipsWest County Journal, MO - 1 hour agoShe has two children and four grandchildren. Writing is a hobby. She writes poetry, short stories and children's stories.
- Malebranche by Andrew Pyle - Philosophy Now (subscription)
Malebranche by Andrew PylePhilosophy Now (subscription), UK - 5 hours agoHis book of philosophical poetry, This Being Eden (2001), is published by Peterloo Poets. • Andrew Pyle, Malebranche, Routledge, 2006, 304pps, $41.95/£21.99 ...
- Q&A: Sculptor Maya Lin - indy.com
Q&A: Sculptor Maya Linindy.com, IN - 20 minutes agoI actually love the differences between them... Building architecture to me is like writing a novel, whereas making a work of art is like writing a poem. ...
- Bard of the Backboard (North Lake Tahoe Bonanza)
Tom Meschery, who has lived in Truckee for more than 30 years, was inducted in 2003 to the Bay Area Sports Hall of Fame. He also is one of five Golden State Warriors basketball players to have his jersey number retired.
- On Stage: Cambria's Pewter Plough puts on 'The Belle of Amherst' (The San Luis Obispo Tribune)
A virtuoso one-woman performance brings the talented, eccentric poet Emily Dickinson to new life in “The Belle of Amherst†at Cambria’s Pewter Plough Playhouse. Emma Duncan is a talented young actress who explores the poet’s history and psyche through a fine piece of writing by William Luce. Based on biographies and Dickinson’s many letters, the play weaves her enduring poetry into the ...
- Tribute, to a sacked comrade (The Telegraph)
New Delhi, Aug. 11: The theme was liberalism. A communist leader, whose party has been under fire for not being tolerant, did his best to present a liberal face. But the man who has come to symbolise reforms was in no mood to spare the comrades.
- The Imposter - Sunday Herald
The ImposterSunday Herald, UK - 25 minutes ago... like a votive offering, she immediately takes possession of the power ceded by his diffidence and lets him know how indifferent she is to his poetry. ...
- No Sophomore Slump for AMC's Mad Men - Film.com
No Sophomore Slump for AMC's Mad MenFilm.com, WA - Aug 7, 2008As for the cliffhanging plot-points from last season, we are pleasantly kept in the dark, for now. Peggy (Elizabeth Moss) has slimmed down and is cutting ...
- June Anderson publishes ‘To Catch a Fallen Star’ - Americus Times-Recorder
It has been said that God uses His people in ways they never think possible. Having attained a certificate in secretarial science and having been a wife and mother for most of her life, June Anderson of Americus probably never imagined she would ever ...
- Community Calendar - July 19 (Akron Beacon Journal)
To have an event listed, send a fax to 330-996-3033 or an e-mail to newsroomemail@ thebeaconjournal.com at least a week in advance.
- Kids learn ways to defuse rage, stay unscathed - St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Kids learn ways to defuse rage, stay unscathedSt. Louis Post-Dispatch, United States - 47 minutes agoTo express his feelings, Christian took a shot at poetry: "I feel happiness, instead of crappiness. I take responsibility, instead of showing my ...
- How will I mend my broken heart again? (Philippine Daily Inquirer)
MANILA, Philippines – Dear Emily, I’m an executive in my early 40’s. I have been informally separated from my husband for at least five years now.
- Sharapova upset motivated by disliked 'tuxedo look' - Globe and Mail
Sharapova upset motivated by disliked 'tuxedo look'Globe and Mail, Canada - 3 hours agoThere was poetry in Tipsarevic's description of his postmatch euphoria. "The best emotion and pride you feel is in the locker room, when you come back and ...
- Something about Mary - Stuff
This story begins at its end, in the nook of a North Sydney chapel where an elderly woman in black kneels on a cushion crocheted with Sturt desert peas, crosses herself and prays with one hand on a white marble tomb. "Trust in God," it says on the ...
- Cowboy poets make audiences feel pull of open trail (Anchorage Daily News)
PALMER -- Jim Reader and T.J. Casey are the kind of cowboys who still rustle stock, who proclaim their country-folk status with big hats, blue jeans and calloused fingers. Their callouses aren't earned entirely through ranching -- although they say they've got land and livestock in Alberta and Montana, respectively -- but from hours picking out tunes they've crafted on the road or in a pasture ...
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