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- Proposed copyright law puts squeeze on downloads (CTV.ca)
The federal government tabled legislation on Thursday that it claims will see individuals fined a maximum of $500 if they are caught downloading copyrighted files. However, some users could potentially face millions in fines.
- Comic Dick Martin dies at 86 (NBC 10 Providence)
Dick Martin, the zany half of the comedy team whose "Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In" took television by storm in the 1960s, passes away.
- Mermaids featured at public party in Marshall - Asheville Citizen-Times
Mermaids featured at public party in MarshallAsheville Citizen-Times, NC - 2 hours agoThe performance includes family poetry, art activities and dress up for the Mermaid Parade at 6:30 pm The poetry and balladry concert at 8:30 pm features ...
- More than ‘Zero’ - Brooklyn Papers
Brooklyn PapersMore than ‘Zero’Brooklyn Papers, NY - 7 hours agoIt brings to life the work of Siegelman, who taught poetry at Abraham Lincoln High School for 33 years, to the big screen. Directed by Hollywood heavyweight ...
- Bucyrus man pens book, records CD - Bucyrus Telegraph Forum
BUCYRUS -- Thirty-two-year-old Russell Hunter began writing when he was 19. "I used writing as a way to cope with my father's death and realized I loved to write," said Hunter, who lives in Bucyrus with his family. Hunter decided over a year ago to ...
- Macondo magic - Globe and Mail
Macondo magicGlobe and Mail, Canada - 5 hours ago"Things have a life of their own," the gypsy proclaimed with a harsh accent. "It's simply a matter of waking up their souls." From One Hundred years of ...
- Cathy Davey (RainbowNetwork.com)
Cathy Davey was always destined to be a musician. Having grown up with parents who were creative types - her mother is a sculptor, her father a musician and composer - conventional means of academia just didn't appeal to her. Having dyslexia didn't help, either.
- Michael White, 59, Dies; Used Stories as Therapy - New York Times
Michael White, a social worker and family therapist who developed an innovative and highly practical technique using storytelling to help patients of all ages deal with childhood traumas, died on April 4 in San Diego. He was 59. The cause was a heart ...
- Education's not finished, BC grads told (Boston Globe)
In a heartfelt ode to the power and joys of education, acclaimed historian David McCullough exhorted Boston College graduates yesterday to "make the love of learning central to your life."
- Quest for the best - Tribune
There is no end to a foodie’s search for the perfect taste. All stops can be pulled out to fulfil the craving for a dish. Pushpesh Pant sets out to find the best kebab, daal makhani and biryani and shares his views with the readers K ebab is the ...
- Lady Chatterley - Salon
Viewers will no doubt like and dislike Pascale Ferran's "Lady Chatterley" in ample numbers, but the picture itself is an impressive construction that seems indifferent to such concerns. Watching it is something like swimming in the ocean: You have an ...
- At-risk students honored at bergenPAC (The Record)
ENGLEWOOD — Four years ago, Julia Sylvester was a troubled teen, hanging out with the wrong crowd and facing an uncertain future. Today, thanks to parental guidance and a discovery of her artistic talents, Sylvester is a poised high school senior, looking forward to college and a career in design.
- Miles Kington: How I learnt to write poetry on a computer called Otto - Independent
Miles Kington: How I learnt to write poetry on a computer called OttoIndependent, UK - 5 hours ago(Nobody ever mentions the name of this poem, by the way. That is because it does not have a name, unless you count "XII" as a name – the poem is actually ...
- Nature's Ecstasy: Joan Mitchell on Paper and Canvas - New York Sun
Nature's Ecstasy: Joan Mitchell on Paper and CanvasNew York Sun, United States - 17 minutes agoSome works in the show include typed poetry surrounded by and intermingling with Mitchell's painting. In "Sunset (James Schuyler)" (1975), the text hangs in ...
- Chesapeake high school mourns two teens killed on I-664 - HamptonRoads.com
Students and teachers at Western Branch High School are remembering the two teens killed in a traffic accident over the weekend. Counselors were available today to help students grieving the loss of a student and a 2007 graduate who both died after ...
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