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- Million's Poet to raise prize money - Gulf News
Abu DhabiL The Million's Poet, a reality television show for Nabati (traditional) poets, will feature this year increased prize money, publishing and translation into English of the winners' works, the organisers announced on Monday. The show, which ...
- FILM: King of Queens (Nashville Scene)
by Nathan Lee ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: You come away from Chop Shop with a mood, the voluptuous sum of its fine-tuned parts.
- In brief (Yemen Times Online)
April 18 — Khalid Kalban, Chairman of Dubai Investment Company, arrived in Sana’a last Wednesday in an official visit to examine the possibilities of establishing investment projects in Yemen, as well as to meet Yemen’s senior government officials and businessmen.
- Locals swarm FemmeFest (Creative Loafing Charlotte)
Inaugural event rocks three venues... By Jeff Hahne.On May 31, numerous bands swarmed the Visulite Theatre, SK Net Cafe and Double Door Inn for a female-based festival – the inaugural FemmeFest. With art, poetry and a ton of music, the event benefited Shelter Health Services and drew in a large crowd of support at each venue. From solo acoustic performers such as Bridgit Scheide, Erika Blatnik ...
- Tuesday Calendar (The Montana Standard)
15 S. Montana. 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Chef’s Garden.
- Editorial: The Art and Science of Living Well (Berkeley Daily Planet)
When you get to be a certain age, news of death comes all too often. It’s been only a week or so since we mused on the loss of a couple of good friends in this space, and now another good man is gone. Readers, especially younger readers, might be getting tired of all this talk of death.
- A break by the Yellow sea - Newindpress on Sunday
Newindpress on SundayA break by the Yellow seaNewindpress on Sunday, India - 5 hours agoCelebrated in classical poetry and scroll painting, the coast north of Qingdao attracted sages of Taoism, an ancient faith inspired by nature. ...
- Richard Helgerson (Guardian Unlimited)
The American academic Richard Helgerson, who has died of pancreatic cancer aged 67, was one of the leading scholars of Renaissance literature and culture of the last 40 years. His reputation rests on six books, all lucidly and elegantly written.
- Summer is for fun (Shirley Oracle)
Correspondent SHIRLEY -- Gators and lemurs and snakes, oh my! Kick off your summer vacation with the Wild Reads program at Hazen Memorial Library.
- 'Stitching' Announces Independence Day Weekend Schedule - Broadway World
'Stitching' Announces Independence Day Weekend ScheduleBroadway World, NY - 2 hours agoThe visceral poetry and physicality between the lovers creates a surprisingly tender, often humorous, brutal romance. Stitching challenges the notions of ...
- When poetry was king (The Prague Post)
May Day may have been relatively quiet in Prague this year, but during the Cold War it was a political flash point. In 1947, the U.S. Congress decreed May 1 Loyalty Day, hoping to stave off its growing international communist overtones.
- How Britain wages war - New Statesman
New StatesmanHow Britain wages warNew Statesman, UK - 5 hours agoThe torture was described in court as a fact of army life. The final photograph is of an Iraqi man, Baha Mousa, who was tortured to death by British ...
- Inaugural Manukau Poetry Competition - Scoop
Manukau City Council Libraries, in conjunction with the Gadd Family, invite Manukau poets to submit entries in the inaugural Bernard Gadd Memorial Poetry Prize. The annual competition commemorates the late Manukau poet and continues his support of ...
- TRADE ROOT MUSIC AND PM PRESS RELEASE ALL-NEW ACOUSTIC RECORDING ... - openPR (press release)
TRADE ROOT MUSIC AND PM PRESS RELEASE ALL-NEW ACOUSTIC RECORDING ...openPR (press release), Germany - 2 hours agoSome of its 25 songs tackle all the important stuff like poetry, war, death, knickers and Lord Bateman’s motorbike accident. There’s some heavyweight ...
- Thanks for the memories, Mr. Maynard - Warren Times Gazette
Warren Times GazetteThanks for the memories, Mr. MaynardWarren Times Gazette, RI - 1 hour agoAnd poetry is OK too." As his time in school winds down, Mr. Maynard said he sees his retirement as a completion. "I've completed this part of my life, ...
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