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- Wow, what a weekend, CBS catches it all (Forest City Summit)
Story created Aug 12, 2008 - 11:53:44 CDT. From the lighting of the ceremonial fire at the Hobo Jungle to the last trophy being handed out at the car show Sunday, Hobo Days 2008 was a grand success.
- Zip, Zap, Rising Stars and REOs - Inman.com
Zip, Zap, Rising Stars and REOsInman.com, CA - 3 hours agoZipRealty agent David Kerr's office includes rows of real estate-related manuals and books, a copy of "Poetry of Robert Frost," his desk and computer, ...
- The saddest song in the room - Stuff
See? Yeah it’s pretty awesomely awesome isn’t it? Nah, nah, I’d never release it as a single. It’s too meaningful to me ay? I wouldn’t want to sell out. Oh, yeah, well maybe if Pharrell Williams was going to produce. You know, if I felt he ...
- An Avant-Gardist?s Sparse Stories, in Film and Fragments (New York Times)
A traveling exhibit at M.I.T. offers a good opportunity to assess what Chantal Akerman, a hero of the avant-garde cinema, has been up to over the last decade.
- Pregnant Mass. teen says there was no pact - Buffalo News
Carolyn Kirk, mayor of Gloucester, Mass., right, speaks to members of the media following a meeting with city leaders to discuss issues surrounding a report relating to a pregnancy pact, Monday, June 23, 2008 at city hall in Gloucester, Mass ...
- School remembers 'gifted' teenager - St. Albans Observer
HUNDREDS of students today paid their respects to a teenager who died unexpectedly at the weekend. Fourteen-year-old Rupert Marson died at his home in Boundary Road in St Albans on Sunday morning. The 'popular and bright' boy was remembered at a ...
- So You Want to Dance - WHIZ
So You Want to DanceWHIZ, OH - 4 hours agoA student at the camp Obagaeli Ngene-Igwe from Columbus, Ohio said, "I love to sing and I love to write, mostly poetry. So I want to expand to the next ...
- Atwood wins Spain's Asturias prize (Jam! Showbiz)
MADRID, Spain - Canadian author Margaret Atwood has won Spain's Prince of Asturias prize for letters.
- Review: The Middleman 1.11 The Clotharian Contamination Protocol - Firefox News
Review: The Middleman 1.11 The Clotharian Contamination ProtocolFirefox News, AZ - 6 hours agoShe edits the online magazine Afterburn SF, which publishes speculative short stories, and is the editor for the print poetry magazine Illumen. ...
- Gullah Geechee Festival cooks up culture today and tomorrow - Myrtle Beach Online
You can know folks by the food they eat, and organizers of the sixth annual Gullah Geechee Festival want people to heap plenty of the culture onto their plates today and Saturday. Organizers said food will be a centerpiece of the festival and reflect ...
- Learning a foreign language integral to future success - Independent Florida Alligator
Learning a foreign language integral to future successIndependent Florida Alligator, FL - 5 hours agoLearning another language isn’t just about being able to pick up chicks by reciting romantic Italian poetry. It’s about being able to communicate in the ...
- Prince of Poets’ Pyramedia producers reveals what it takes to ... - ArabianBusiness.com (press release)
Prince of Poets’ Pyramedia producers reveals what it takes to ...ArabianBusiness.com (press release), United Arab Emirates - 6 hours agoThe Prince of Poets TV competition will be aired live on Abu Dhabi TV and the Poetry Channel. The live shows are free for the public to attend at 22:30 at ...
- outdoor extremes Scaling The Skillet - Denver Post
outdoor extremes Scaling The SkilletDenver Post, CO - 17 minutes agoThe first one is for his 1-year-old son, Kai, and was chosen because there are many easy holds for a child-sized body, and the pitch of the rock is not too ...
- A Life In Books: Dana Gioia - Newsweek
A Life In Books: Dana GioiaNewsweek - 42 minutes ago"The Collected Poems of WH Auden." I liked a poem by Auden in high school because it was funny. It made me want to be a poet, which my parents didn't think ...
- Roger Palmer lets the Dogs out (Creative Loafing Tampa)
Childlike artworks underscore the horrors of war... By Megan Voeller When a people are used as mere human instruments for firing cannon or thrusting bayonets, in the service and for the selfish purposes of a master, such war degrades a people. --J.S. Mill When philosopher John Stuart Mill evoked those brutal images in 1862, he was actually writing in favor of war, but only in cases that "protect ...
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