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- Books abound to make 2009 a year of healthy living - Anniston Star (subscription)
Books abound to make 2009 a year of healthy livingAnniston Star (subscription), AL - 17 minutes agoIt's not poetry, but if you want to know why collard greens are super-good for you, this is the place to look. Both Green and the Joachim-Schloss team ...
- My flesh and bone Jose Marti - Radio Cadena Agramonte
My flesh and bone Jose MartiRadio Cadena Agramonte, Cuba - 10 hours agoI learnt from his poetry that “of woman, you may die of her bite, but don’t tarnish your life defaming a woman” and men are not “measured by the times they ...
- Boston area author visits, Nov. 16-22 - Boston Globe
Boston area author visits, Nov. 16-22Boston Globe, United States - 2 hours agoBy Judith Maas SUNDAY: FD Reeve, Diana Der-Hovanessian, and Charles Phillips read at 3 pm, at the Concord Poetry Center, 40 Stow St., Concord. ...
- 1-25 of 115 results - Seattle Weekly
Category Art Exhibitions Art Openings & Events Books & Authors Cabaret/ Burlesque/ Variety Classical/ Opera Club Events Comedy Dance Family Events Fashion Festivals/ Parades Food Events Lectures LGBT Local Film/ Arthouse Museums Music Poetry/ Spoken ...
- Common, Universal Mind Control - My Tennessean.com
Common, Universal Mind ControlMy Tennessean.com, TN - 7 hours agoCommon’s persona as the king of sensitive hip-hop poetry recedes behind the Neptunes tracks that just barely update the music to which they pay homage. ...
- H’wood directors weigh truths, risks - Arab Times
H’wood directors weigh truths, risksArab Times, Kuwait - 8 hours agoInevitably, film is reductionist; it’s almost like poetry: Things are compressed; things are dynamic. That being said, if you believe you can be true to the ...
- Poet's Salon debuts at Uncle Freddy's Gallery - NWI.com
When Thade Correa returned to the region after spending time teaching in Boston, he felt something was missing. "This area didn't seem to have any venues for poets to come and read or a reading series of any kind," he said. "And I felt that it would ...
- BOOK REVIEW: Armed to Disarmed Teen Readers - Grand Forks Herald
Over the last few years, Kelly Link has come to be regarded as perhaps the most imagina-tive writer working the rich territory where fantasy, ghost stories and faerie tales come to-gether with literary fiction. Handbags have entire civilizations in ...
- Ken Ham: Creationism is what the Bible teaches - Beliefnet.com
Ken Ham: Creationism is what the Bible teachesBeliefnet.com, NY - 2 hours ago... (even though it was written by different people in different literature forms such as history, poetry etc), was the infinite Creator's revelation to us. ...
- No to windfall profit tax - La Crosse Tribune
Last year, we Americans consumed 390 million gallons of gasoline per day and with a Federal gasoline tax of 18.4 cents per gallon the federal government collected $26 billion. Now look at each state’s individual gasoline tax and their annual ...
- Cowboys gather in Fort Worth at Red Steagall’s annual festival - Weatherford Democrat
Cowboys gather in Fort Worth at Red Steagall’s annual festivalWeatherford Democrat, TX - 3 hours agoAfter 35 years of being involved in music, poetry, books, movies, television and radio, Steagall is known for transporting audiences into the soul of the ...
- Mat-Su community datebook (11/26/08) (Anchorage Daily News)
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- Sex toys focus of Sextoberfest event - Daily Kent Stater
Sex toys focus of Sextoberfest eventDaily Kent Stater, OH - Oct 21, 2008She pulled out a DVD about erotic massages for the crowd to see. "I'm going to tell you something: This DVD will show you how to give a great handjob," ...
- Senior Oklahomans invited to share their poetry - Ada Evening News
Senior Oklahomans invited to share their poetryAda Evening News, OK - 15 minutes agoOKLAHOMA CITY — The Department of Human Services Aging Services Division seeks entries for the annual Senior Oklahoman Poetry Contest. ...
- War as wisdom and gore (The Japan Times)
A prominent example of how modern technology altered the world is seen in the way men wage war. In John Woo's battle extravaganza "Red Cliff," set in China in 208 B.C., armies fight with spears and shields and bare hands; they traverse deserts and treacherous mountain paths on foot and subsist on little more than rice and water, with the occasional stolen water buffalo to still the craving for ...
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