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- Events for the 21+ crowd - Examiner.com
Examiner.comEvents for the 21+ crowdExaminer.com - 9 hours agoThis Erotic Poetry Slam draws a big crowd on the last Tuesday of every month with this event. Registration begins at 9:30 pm and costs $5 to enter (FREE to ...
- Words and lyrics by... Billy Steinberg (The Desert Sun)
In the pantheon of great pop-rock songwriters, Billy Steinberg was a fortunate son. Growing up in Palm Springs in the late-1950s and '60s, Steinberg played Scrabble with Lucille Ball. Frank Sinatra showed him his train set.
- Lingual Juggle Act (Sin Chew Jit Poh)
Using a different language can apparently change your personality--or your perception of someone else's.
- See Peru through WSU students' art - Arts and Entertainment (The Weber State University Signpost)
Universe City will be hosting a poetry reading by Weber State University students tonight at 7 pm. The poetry reading is accompanying the art being shown by other WSU students who went with the class to Peru.
- The Way I Feel Now Death Is - Filter Magazine
The Way I Feel Now Death IsFilter Magazine, CA - 4 hours agoWell, if you take poetry as an example, it has to self-reference itself. Poetry always has to speak of Oedipus or some other human universality, ...
- Seventh Generation Celebrates 2007 Corporate Responsibility Report - MarketWatch
Seventh Generation Celebrates 2007 Corporate Responsibility ReportMarketWatch - 1 hour agoThe company's Spheres of Influence Contest asks businesses, organizations, and individuals to submit an entry that communicates the one idea in the ...
- MEMORABLE MOMENT: Goodwin, Buchanan engagement - Duluth News Tribune
MEMORABLE MOMENT: Goodwin, Buchanan engagementDuluth News Tribune, MN - 1 hour agoWe have been together every day since that night, and every day since that night has been the greatest day of my life. Life is like poetry and in my poem ...
- On the outback's edge, women flock to meet our first female GG - The Age
The AgeOn the outback's edge, women flock to meet our first female GGThe Age, Australia - Oct 5, 2008Photo: Glen McCurtayne READ the sweeping body of poetry and prose on the Darling River town of Bourke, from Lawson to Breaker Morant and Will Ogilvy, ...
- Speedy stories for short attention spans - Guardian Blogs
It is often said. Attention spans are getting shorter. 366 words for a story may just be the answer. Only one minute to read, these stories fit the bill. Take it on holiday, you'll have enough reading material for each day - and without having to ...
- Dasmunsi releases book on birth centenary of poet Dinakar - Thaindian.com
New Delhi, Sept 23 (ANI): As a tribute to the great patriotic poet Ramdhari Singh Dinakar, the Union Minister of Information and Broadcasting Priya Ranjan Dasmunsi released a book on his birth centenary today. The book, titled Ramdhari Singh Dinakar ...
- Stemming the tide (The Standard-Times)
NEW BEDFORD  It's a mild September night and there is a large crowd milling around the Ben Rose housing development on South First Street.
- Well-drawn portrait of the Muslim community - Mail & Guardian Online
Well-drawn portrait of the Muslim communityMail & Guardian Online, South Africa - 46 minutes agoBadal's many references to Persian poetry, songs and prayers give the novel a dimension of spirituality which is in strong contrast to its worldly ...
- This Teen Is Trouble - Boston Globe
We are friends with a family who have a female friend of their teenage daughter living with them due to problems at home. This girl has shown extremely inappropriate and provocative behavior, and I don't want my 10-year-old daughter exposed to her ...
- Fantasy writer scoops top praise - This is Stourbridge
A WORDSLEY novelist is celebrating after his book trilogy received praise from a bestselling fiction author. Alan Smith, author of the Harvest of the Now fantasy trilogy, was complimented on his work by G.P Taylor, the New York Times’ bestselling ...
- LAST RACE - 28th September (Planet F1)
It's largely thanks to the inaction of the stewards that he got his opportunity to score some points because what should have been a routine penalty suddenly became extraordinarily difficult (and long-winded) to rule on. But more of that later.
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