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- Dead author's estate snatches child's domain (The Register)
Nar-nar-nar-nar-nar(nia) A British couple has lost the battle to keep the narnia.mobi domain name which they claimed was only registered so that their son could have a Narnia-related email address. The address will transfer to a company representing CS Lewis's estate.…
- Lady D’s vintage soul - Examiner.com
Lady D’s vintage soulExaminer.com - 1 hour agoWell, there was only one place that played jazz on Mondays, and it was really more like an open mic night with poetry and all that. ...
- Web helps families share medical updates - Toledo Blade
As 4-year-old Ty Swoap started recovering from surgery last month, his mother updated a blog devoted to the Perrysburg twin's lifelong medical struggles from his hospital room at the University of Michigan. Last year, as John Harbert struggled with ...
- Strange Days Indeed - Boise Weekly
Boise WeeklyStrange Days IndeedBoise Weekly, USA - 12 hours agoHe says he receives most of his lyrical inspiration from poetry, but feels the best lyrics "come up in conversations, things people say in passing that ...
- Norwich Bulletin - Norwich Bulletin
Norwich BulletinNorwich Bulletin, CT - 1 hour agoCONNECTICUT POETRY SOCIETY, 10 am to noon, Waterford Library, EAST LYME. All area poets are invited to attend. Bring a poem in progress or finished poems to ...
- It's Brecht-bashing season once again. Will this sorry bunch of ... - Guardian Unlimited
It's strange how forgiving we are of artists who were involved with Hitler's Third Reich. In 1933, Goebbels appointed the composer Richard Strauss - whose dreamily decadent operas Salome, Elektra and Der Rosenkavalier remain central to any ...
- The Peony Pavilion: sexy ghost who returns as a virgin - Daily Telegraph
In the banquet of Chinese arts offered this summer, none will be more epicurean than the Kunqu Opera performances of the three- night romantic saga The Peony Pavilion. Something between a Shakespearean lovers' comedy and a weekend-long vaudeville ...
- A.S. Maulucci: What's the best job choice for a poet? - Norwich Bulletin
In the minds of many people, the words “poet” and “pauper” are closely linked, and with good reason. If you want to raise eyebrows, just tell someone you make your living as a poet. Your statement will most likely be met with a blank stare ...
- What You're Writing - Urbanite Baltimore
What You're WritingUrbanite Baltimore, MD - 1 hour agoHe writes reviews and poetry for www.ourlittlebaltimore.com and has been a featured poet at Load of Fun’s Load of Poetry and Minás Gallery and Boutique. ...
- Take on Life: Students stage King Street showstopper - Danbury News-Times
At the invitation of music teacher Jill Russell, Boston Red Sox slugger Manny Ramirez came to King Street Intermediate School in Danbury on Thursday. Well, sort of. Maybe it wasn't the Manny Ramirez. But fifth-grader Johnny Garcia certainly gave a ...
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- Just about ready - University of Washington
Workers put finishing touches on the William H. and Elizabeth Gray Danforth University Center, a state-of-the-art gathering place not only for students but also for faculty, staff, friends, parents, alumni and visitors. The building will open to the ...
- Christa Drigalla: Helping the Nepalese to Help Themselves - American Chronicle
Christa Drigalla: Helping the Nepalese to Help ThemselvesAmerican Chronicle, CA - 2 hours agoIf she´s not trekking in the Himalayas then she´s invariably wandering up and down the Swiss Alps or in the Black Forest Mountains. ´I have it in my genes, ...
- Author David Wroblewski answers 7 questions (Vail Daily)
David Wroblewski, author of “The Story of Edgar Sawtelle,” will visit the Bookworm of Edwards Wednesday. ‘The Story of Edgar Sawtelle’ Author: David Wroblewski. Cost: $25.95. Pages: 576.
- How Americans in the Civil War Dealt with Death: One Historian's View - History News Network
How Americans in the Civil War Dealt with Death: One Historian's ViewHistory News Network, WA - 55 minutes agoAmericans of the antebellum era were well acquainted with death—both as a matter of demographics (average life expectancy was about forty years of age) and ...
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