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- A native's guide to San Jose - CNN
(Budget Travel) -- A century ago, what's now Silicon Valley, California, was called the Valley of Heart's Delight because of the region's mineral-rich soil and temperate climate (San Jose gets 300 days of sunshine a year). By the time I left for ...
- Poetry alive (7/13) - Commercial Dispatch
In these parts, it’s not every day you have the opportunity to attend a poetry reading. Though, in early June, the Rosenzweig Arts Center hosted an open mic night for poets and musicians. Several favorable comments and notices in this paper made me ...
- Landmark is 'pulsating with artistic life' (The Journal News)
NYACK - The Edward Hopper House Art Center is a living, breathing organism of the arts.
- 'Victoria had affair with Indian courtier' (rediff.com)
Contrary to her sombre public image, in private Britain's Queen Victoria was a passionate, romantic and a feisty politician who even had an affair with an young and handsome Indian servant, according to a new film. Apart from the Indian courtier Abdul Karim, Victoria had flirtatious relationships with two of her prime ministers -- Lord Melbourne and Benjamin Disraeli -- and also developed an ...
- A. S. MAULUCCI: Nature poetry requires understanding of its tradition - Norwich Bulletin
Nature’s presence is all around us, so it’s not surprising poets have been contemplating our complex relationship with her and penning lines in praise of her beauty since the beginning of civilization. From lyric to haiku to ode, nature has ...
- Entertaining evening enjoyed - icSeftonandWestLancs
icSeftonandWestLancsEntertaining evening enjoyedicSeftonandWestLancs, UK - 1 hour agoby Amy Salter, Midweek Advertiser ORMSKIRK Writers & Literary Society held their annual poetry evening at New Church House, Ormskirk where they welcomed ...
- Brawl over Barbie doll is heading to trial - AZCentral.com
LOS ANGELES - Four years ago, Mattel Inc. exhorted its executives to help save Barbie from a new doll clique called the Bratz. "The House is on Fire!" said an internal presentation on the decline of its iconic Barbie doll franchise. Market share was ...
- Religious poetry contest seeking entries - Shawnee News-Star
New Jersey Rainbow Poets is sponsoring a religious poetry contest with a grand prize of $1,000. The contest is free to everyone and offers 50 prizes totaling near $5,000. The deadline to enter is June 14, 2008. To enter, send (only) one poem of 21 ...
- Mangalorean.com on a HIGH 5 - Mangalorean.com
Mangalorean.comMangalorean.com on a HIGH 5Mangalorean.com, India - 19 minutes agoIn my mendacity to authenticate my pathetic claims to be even a bumbling writer, I have even written a few lines of poetry in a couple of them! Gosh! ...
- One sings, the other doesn't - Globe and Mail
One sings, the other doesn'tGlobe and Mail, Canada - 9 minutes agoPoetry's minority status is regrettable, but doesn't justify critical prose emptied of gusto, mischief and melody. You don't defeat indifference by boring ...
- Englishman's rewriting of Scots history 'as false as the idea they ... - Times Online
From beyond the grave, one of Britain's most controversial historians has found himself caught up in yet another historical dispute. Although he died five years ago, the last book written by Hugh Trevor-Roper, former Regius Professor of History at ...
- Ozark Profile : Age doesn’t have to mean limitations - Northwest Arkansas News
One cannot look around Ree Mills house without getting a story. Painted plates adorn the wall. (She made them herself. ) Awards and photos fill bulletin boards and scrapbooks. On a rainy spring afternoon, Mills sat down and told her story several ...
- April 25, 2008 (The Barnstable Patriot)
From the halls of academia to the shores of coffeehouse tables, poets find difficulty in being taken seriously. It helps a little when they have a book out.
- The Democrats' Ex-Presidents - Yahoo! News
The Democrats' Ex-PresidentsYahoo! News - 5 hours agoHe has written a number of books (including a novel and a volume of poetry), he divides his time between Habitat for Humanity, putting up houses across the ...
- First-grader’s poem to be published nationwide - Summit Daily News
SILVERTHORNE — A poem by Silverthorne Elementary first-grader Madison Lytle, 7, will be published nationally this fall in “Young American Poetry Digest.” “She just has a flow of words that is just incredible,” Pat Hale, Madison’s teacher ...
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