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- In the Spotlight: Kimberly Moore - Springfield State Journal Register
Springfield State Journal RegisterIn the Spotlight: Kimberly MooreSpringfield State Journal Register, IL - 3 hours agoI’ve been there for 10 years, and I love my job and the team I work with. Behind-the-scenes interests: Theater, poetry, music, promoting, marketing, art, ...
- In short, a perfect day for Dad (Erie Times-News)
Father's Day is coming, and millions of children and/or wives are thinking: "This year, I think I'll get Dad a nice casual shirt."
- A Good Read at the Airport - American Chronicle
A Good Read at the AirportAmerican Chronicle, CA - 1 hour agoTo offer another dimension to this article I would like to include some poetry for your contemplation and enjoyment. The first one is called:
- Your view: Alternatives to tubal ligation - La Crosse Tribune
This is in regard to Keil Clinic in La Crosse offering an alternative to tubal ligation. The Essure procedure is done in the office, is incision-free, doesn’t involve cutting, and recovery time is quicker and less painful. Wow! Many couples turn to ...
- Sister's crowning achievement is fighting cancer - HamptonRoads.com
Three months after Niara Wynter's brother died from cancer, the 8-year-old stood in front of her classmates and told them how she planned to fight the disease. In March, her brother Brandon, 15, died of Glioblastoma multiforme, a type of brain cancer ...
- From giant carrot to blue-trunk tree, a garden just screams 'special' - Seattle Times
From giant carrot to blue-trunk tree, a garden just screams 'special'Seattle Times, United States - 3 hours agoHer love of vegetables and flowers, of soil, art and poetry is clear in what she grows, what she collects and how she arranges all these elements into one ...
- Her Father's Daughter (Philippine Daily Inquirer)
MANILA, Philippines - She has written novels and screenplays on subjects other writers dare not touch.
- He lives on through his gift - La Crosse Tribune
It was with sorrow that I read of the loss of Mary Jo Rozneoski of her son, Dustin, in 2005, at the age of 22. I too believe, everyday holds the possibility of a miracle, as Donna Frett believes. The gift of life from receiving Dustin’s liver has ...
- Counting the Dead (New York Times)
In poems about Iraq, Katrina and immigration, C. D. Wright is alert to the personal in the political.
- Recording songs lets troubled teens find their dreams - Miami Herald
Through his arrests -- and his subsequent efforts to change his life -- Corey B. captured his thoughts and reflections in poetry and rap. So when Corey, 17, of Opa-locka had the opportunity to record an original rap song with his classmates recently ...
- Movie review: A victory for the 'Dark Knight' - Minneapolis Star Tribune
Wrong vs. right, the individual vs. society, id vs. superego, action vs. reason, the Joker vs. Batman. There's a two-faced pleasure to be had in watching "The Dark Knight." Our rebellious impulses are excited by seeing an agent of chaos gleefully ...
- Local student to explore Europe as ambassador - Bastrop Daily Enterprise
Bastrop Daily EnterpriseLocal student to explore Europe as ambassadorBastrop Daily Enterprise, LA - 3 hours agoShe is also a member of the International Library of Poetry. She is a member of the First Baptist Church of Bastrop and the daughter of Emma VanCoevering ...
- Big day for small book publishers (Scarborough Mirror)
"It's a real cool thing for us to be part of," said Liisa Ladouceur, one of the many small publishers - and authors - who will be on hand this Saturday, noon to 5 p.m. at the Toronto Small Press Book Fair being held at the Miles Nadal Jewish Community Centre, 750 Spadina Ave.
- In the killing seat (The Philadelphia Inquirer)
There's no Big Picture evident in Generation Kill - HBO's brutally good Iraq war mini-series, debuting tonight at 9 - and that simple fact sets it apart from the Hollywood big pictures that have tried to get a handle on Operation Iraqi Freedom these last few years.
- Let the revelry begin: Society for Creative Anachronism holds event in ... - Salisbury Post
The 550 Timberline Trail house is typically modern. At least, until you step in the backyard, where people dressed in pre-1600s clothes are singing battle songs. "It's the Middle Ages the way they should have been," says David Ritterskamp, a member ...
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