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- Tango Café fighting for its existence - Pittsburgh Jewish Chronicle
Tango Café fighting for its existencePittsburgh Jewish Chronicle, USA - 5 hours agoPetruy has hosted art exhibits for local artists, let musicians come and play their new songs and been the home to constant poetry readings - all for free. ...
- Competing Tax Plans: Two Perspectives - New York Times Blogs
Here’s an interesting example of how different graphical presentations of the same data can hit the eye differently. First, an explanation of the likely distributional impacts of the McCain and Obama tax plans, from The Washington Post : Compare ...
- REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK: No way on bug spray - Sandusky Register
Gary Bauer is squashing the bug-spray treatments Huron County's Emergency Management Agency office receives. The county pays about $45 each month to spray the EMA office with pesticide. The office has had problems with a bug infestation and receives ...
- Poetic Justice: A dying artist finally gets recognized for his work (The Plain Dealer)
Editor's note: Reporters usually are careful to stay out of the action. They watch, listen and ask questions, but they don't set things in motion. Michael Heaton got involved because he wanted to help a lonely man who reached out to him in his dying days.
- New projects are Pussycats' meow - Hattiesburg American
THE PUSSYCAT DOLLS rock it out on stage during a Virgin Music Showcase. From music to reality TV to lingerie, PCD continues to make itself a household name. NEW YORK - The Pussycat Dolls may want to rule the world, but relax, ladies: They have no ...
- 'Angolagate' trial opens judicial can of worms - Irish Times
'Angolagate' trial opens judicial can of wormsIrish Times, Ireland - 2 hours agoVillepin left politics, became a lawyer and continued writing poetry and Napoleonic epics. He met Sarkozy at the Élysée Palace in June and again on ...
- Viewpoints: Music to his years - News Register
In the springtime, so the Tennyson poem goes, “a young man’s fancy turns to ... love.†In the fall, the thoughts of a more mature man turn to ... music. Who's In Jail (6647) Woman killed in single-vehicle rollover crash (2427) Unbelted woman ...
- Paint the town: Quincy art star Dean Mitchell takes a brush to New ... - Tallahassee.com
Paint the town: Quincy art star Dean Mitchell takes a brush to New ...Tallahassee.com, FL - 1 hour ago"I fell in love with the city (after his first visit in 1984). New Orleans is just as culturally rich as the Harlem Renaissance with the music, the poetry, ...
- Dear Abby: She prefers boyfriend's family over her own - Philadelphia Daily News
DEAR ABBY: I'm struggling with a question of family loyalty. I grew up in a broken home with no father and was subjected to various kinds of abuse. I'm now 21 and have had a serious boyfriend, "Will," for several years. Will's family has always ...
- France Encrusts Wall-to-Wall Poetry in Sofia - Sofia News Agency
France Encrusts Wall-to-Wall Poetry in SofiaSofia News Agency, Bulgaria - 5 hours agoThe event is part of the Wall-to-Wall Poetry initiative, a project of the embassies of the EU-member states, the candidate member states and the European ...
- The Egyptian Connection (New York Review of Books)
An article by William Dalrymple from The New York Review of Books, October 23, 2008
- The Icons - Popmatters.com
Sometimes, status is everything. If you’ve been in the game long enough, toppled enough chart records and broken enough barriers, there are few who will stand in your way of indulging your every fancy. Sometimes this a good thing, sometimes it’s ...
- Intrepid Englishman leads kids to land of Ology - WTOP Radio
NEW YORK (AP) - "Are dragons kind?" 7-year-old Noah Pellettieri asks Dr. Ernest Drake, the esteemed naturalist and adventurer. "Animals are neither good nor bad," Drake replies. Hand shooting in the air for another turn, the overexcited young ...
- The Art of Mourning – 9/11 in Pop Culture - San Francisco Examiner
Seven years. Seven years ago we watched two jetliners fly in to the Twin Towers in New York City and then we watched, as bodies leapt from the high floors to a certain death, the buildings come down. In Washington, a similar plane flew into the ...
- Jessica: Outgoing type is into helping others (Louisville Courier-Journal)
Jessica Glover is an 18-year-old graduate of Central High School Magnet Career Academy. She will be attending Eastern Kentucky University starting next month. She wants to be a psychiatrist and is always there for friends and family.
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