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- Get a grip, a mini-recession may not actually be that bad - Irish Independent
Get a grip, a mini-recession may not actually be that badIrish Independent, Ireland - 1 hour ago... or even a Kavanagh, because their modern-day equivalents are far too busy with property developments and golf to think of writing poetry. ...
- All Kinds of Poetry at Sheridan's Wine Bar - Indymedia Ireland
Over The Edge presents an innovative reading by poets Catherine Walsh, Brendan Murphy, Billy Mills, Emily Cullen & Quincy Lehr at Sheridan’s Wine Bar, 14-16 Church Yard Street, Galway on Friday, May 16th, 8pm. Elaine Feeney, winner of the recent ...
- Miriam Goodman, 69; poet also nurtured others' art - Boston Globe
Photos and words, the parentheses that clasped Miriam Goodman's creative life, mingle in "Radiation Journal," a chronicle she kept on her Web page during treatment for cancer that had metastasized. At times, she wanted to avert her glance as she ...
- Relay for Life happening Friday (Crookston Daily Times)
Rain or shine, the 11th annual West Polk County American Cancer Society's Relay for Life will kick off with registration at 4:30 p.m. Friday on the University of Minnesota, Crookston campus. The overnight event is set to take place on the campus mall but in case of inclement weather, it could be moved to the Lysaker Gymnasium.
- Carter honours Detroit - Windsor Star
Carter honours DetroitWindsor Star, Canada - 43 minutes agoThe nostalgic Black Bottom, a work in progress, took up the entire second half of the concert. Narration and poetry by Reese was drawn from interviews with ...
- River Project book beautiful work of art - London Free Press
River Project book beautiful work of artLondon Free Press, Canada - 3 hours agoCornelia Hoogland's Love Poem for a Smelly River provokes thought, not laughter -- but you'll get plenty of smiles by following the twists and turns ...
- Personal Histories - Nation
Anyone doubting the prominent place that Polish poetry now occupies in the American literary landscape need only examine the books published these past few springs, the time of year when publishers large and small try to indulge readers' senses ...
- The beauty of the art of the interned (Independent Race and Refugee News Network)
An astonishing exhibition was launched this week in central London of poetry, pottery, paintings, crafts, pictures, photographs, cartoons - all created by men detained under anti-terror laws in the UK.
- Look Past The Cover - Hartford Courant
Look Past The CoverHartford Courant, United States - 3 hours agoBarack Obama in Muslim garb and his wife, Michelle, dressed as an armed black militant. We thought it worked as provocative satire; many didn't, ...
- In Years Past - Post-Journal
In 1908, Thomas S. Divilbliss, who lived about one and one half miles from Lander, shot and killed his neighbor, Jacob Osserlee, a respected farmer who had resided in the neighborhood for about a year. After the shooting, Divilbliss held the ...
- Teaching my girl the very best (China Economic Net)
Liu Hongqing is a special father. After his daughter graduated from elementary school in Beijing last year, he did not send her to a middle school. Instead, he lets her study classic Chinese literature, Kunqu Opera and painting at home with private tutors whom he trusts.
- NORM: Health put little damper on Carlin - Las Vegas Review Journal
Comedian Dennis Blair opened for George Carlin more than 3,000 times, including Carlin's finale four weeks ago today at The Orleans. About three years ago, Blair witnessed a scary moment. Carlin "couldn't catch his breath on stage." It was around ...
- 19th-century Scandinavian art The lightness of being - Economist
Economist19th-century Scandinavian art The lightness of beingEconomist, UK - 41 minutes agoAnxious to transform the prosaic into the romantic, his admirers speak of a poet of light and the poetry of silence. Hammershoi himself was guileless. ...
- Poetry and history for hard men (Guardian Unlimited)
Prison education officer Andy recalls the ex-cons who were captivated by the Battle of Agincourt. Alan Smith reports
- Urban Verbs in Concert (NPR)
NPR.org , May 23, 2008 - Urban Verbs changed my life. If it weren't for this band, there may not have been a 9:30 club (where All Songs Considered webcasts many of its live concerts ) and I surely wouldn't have made it to NPR. So, it seems fitting to include the Urban Verbs reunion performance in our concert series.
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