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- Stories from Sugarlandia - Manila Standard Today
Stories from SugarlandiaManila Standard Today, Philippines - 1 hour agoOlivia V. Yanson and her family manage the Ceres liner, the largest liner in the Visayas, while Lourdes Concha Ciocon and her family are into the fishing ...
- Chipper Jones homers in Braves' 7-4 win over Florida (AP via Yahoo! News)
Chipper Jones' season is going so well he fulfilled both of his birthday wishes.
- The Big Question: Why is Stalin still popular in Russia, despite the ... - The Independent
A competition has been launched to find the "Name of Russia" – one Russian from history who should go down as a national symbol and the nation's biggest hero. Joseph Stalin, despite being one of the most vicious tyrants of the 20th century (and an ...
- Reading Bingo for adults (La Cañada Valley Sun)
Remember when you were a little kid and your parents enrolled you in your local library’s summer reading program? Remember all of the new adventures that unfolded as you turned the pages of book after book?
- Brain song - Deccan Herald
Brain songDeccan Herald, India - 1 hour agoThere is metaphysical poetry in Chabria's prose and it is while writing these passages that the author stands at the very edge of imagination and manages ...
- Obituary | Charles Stokes dies: Northwest artist taught at Cornish (Seattle Times)
Artist Charles Stokes, known for his versatility with water-based paint, died April 19, 2008.
- 'The Plague of Doves' by Louise Erdrich - St. Louis Post-Dispatch
'The Plague of Doves' by Louise ErdrichSt. Louis Post-Dispatch, United States - 2 hours agoPeopled by American Indians, French and German settlers and their mixed-blood descendants (Erdrich is one), the stories take place on an Ojibwe reservation, ...
- Utah Phillips: radical US folksinger and pacifist - Times Online
Utah Phillips was an American folk singer, story-teller and political activist of the old school who kept alive the freewheeling hobo spirit of Woody Guthrie. He was born Bruce Duncan Phillips in 1935 in Cleveland, Ohio. His parents were both labour ...
- Your Calendar - Lake County (The Times of Northwest Indiana)
CARIBBEAN DINNER | Munster The Salvation Army of Lake County will present a Caribbean dinner from 5 to 8 p.m. April 19 at 8255 Columbia Ave. Dinners include choice of white rice and black beans with roasted chicken or yellow rice with roasted pork; both are served with plantains, salad, dessert and drink. Tickets cost $10 for adults and $6 for children 10 and younger. Proceeds benefit the ...
- Logos and Language: A Post-Jazz Metaphorical Dialogue (All About Jazz)
Getting to the bottom of things requires stamina and focus. The medium for this process is crucial in distilling the essence of the pursuit, and when it comes to music, words often pave the way to penetrating its whys and wherefores.
- Vet Offers Free Eye Exams for Service Dogs (R News)
A local veterinary practice is offering free eye exams as a service to dogs that serve the public. On May 14, National Service Dog Eye Exam Day, the Veterinary Specialists of Rochester are offering the exams to seeing eye dogs, police dogs and any other dog that serves the public.
- In their own Voices: Poetry project allows teens at Southern Oaks ... - Journal Times
What goes on in the minds and hearts of teenagers living at the Southern Oaks Girls School in Dover? The answers — at least some of them — can be found within the poetry on this page. Written by girls who are incarcerated at Southern Oaks, a ...
- Live: Grand Buffet Hate the Pope - Village Voice
Village VoiceLive: Grand Buffet Hate the PopeVillage Voice, NY - 6 hours agoThen he strapped on a bloody apron, slathered himself in white clown makeup, and delivered a poem where he was supposed to be the embodiment of America's ...
- Blazersedge Poetry Contest Finals - Blazer's Edge
Blazersedge Poetry Contest FinalsBlazer's Edge, OR - 2 hours agoby Dave on Apr 25, 2008 10:33 PM PDT I have reviewed the poetry contest submissions. Wow. Have I mentioned how much I love you guys? ...
- Green Neighbors: Alder News That’s Fit to Print (Berkeley Daily Planet)
If you’re like Joe and me, you’re spending as much of this sunny weather as you can outdoors, especially in our handy local parks. The breeding birds are here, and they’re putting on a show as they sing and chase and carry on, establishing territories, picking mates, building nests.
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