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- Lemon vs Vallejo - Most Valuable Network
Lemon vs VallejoMost Valuable Network, MA - 7 hours agoHe has very quick first step that allows him to close the gap to the ball with relative ease, and watching him cover ground on short files is almost poetry. ...
- Riverfront Readings Presents Maril Crabtree and Judith Bader Jones (Kansas City InfoZine)
Please join us for an evening of poetry by Maril Crabtree and Judith Bader Jones, with music by Rick Mareske
- On the Front Lines of the Global Food Crisis - Slate
ULYANOVSK, Russia—On a humid Sunday afternoon in late June, about 100 couples clutching newborn babies filed into the Lenin Memorial overlooking the wide banks of the Volga River. This mammoth concrete slab of Soviet constructivism was erected in ...
- Local slam teams vie at nationals - Pioneer Press
Local slam teams vie at nationalsPioneer Press, MN - 15 hours agoTwo Twin Cities slam teams made strong showings at this year's National Poetry Slam in Madison, Wis., but neither made it to the final round. ...
- Glastonbury comes to Streatham festival - Epsom Guardian
Glastonbury comes to Streatham festivalEpsom Guardian, UK - 5 hours agoThe festival from July 5 to 13 mixes music, comedy, drama, poetry and dance, with the majority of events free to enter. Patricia Sauer, chair of the ...
- When Czechoslovakia wowed the world (The Prague Post)
In 1958, the Czechoslovak pavilion at the World Expo in Brussels was an international triumph. Fifty years later, artifacts from this extremely successful exhibit for promoting Czech culture, design, fashion, craftsmanship and overall ingenuity at the dawn of the Atomic Age can be revisited at the Prague City Gallery’s space in the Municipal Library.
- A degree of poetic licence - Sheffield Telegraph
A degree of poetic licenceSheffield Telegraph, UK - 6 hours agoHe explained his long-standing interest in local poetry and song and said he will be researching neglected northern poets of the 1960s and 1970s. ...
- Author Spotlight: Lawrence Berger of Henrietta (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle)
Author Lawrence Berger of Henrietta will be the featured reader at the Rochester Poets monthly open mike on Sept. 3 at St. John Fisher College.
- Youngsters strut their stuff - Swindon Advertiser
Youngsters strut their stuffSwindon Advertiser, UK - 5 hours agoShe beat off competition from a singing duet, magician and poetry reader to win with her rendition of Whitney Houston's I Will Always Love You. ...
- Part 1: The Bob Owen Story - Topeka Capitol-Journal
The Harvard graduate tipped a paper cup to his lips, tranquilizing his brain. Liquid stelazine tamed his delusions as it washed over him inside his sparsely decorated hospital room — a desk, a chair and a single bed inside four white walls. File ...
- Strange days: Fired by ancient zeal in Cornwall - Telegraph.co.uk
Telegraph.co.ukStrange days: Fired by ancient zeal in CornwallTelegraph.co.uk, United Kingdom - 16 minutes agoFor all the layers of ceremony, etiquette, poetry and faith superimposed over the night, the fire itself is the focus and this is as it would have been for ...
- Polymeme Diversifies the Echo Chamber - MediaShift Idea Lab
Polymeme Diversifies the Echo ChamberMediaShift Idea Lab, CA - 11 hours agoOf course, there are plenty of other notable and interesting conversations taking place online (among them: the ethics of for-profit fundraisers, ...
- UP & Coming: Music - Onstage - Potpourri - Nashua Telegraph
UP & Coming: Music - Onstage - PotpourriNashua Telegraph, NH - 4 hours agoCONCORD – On Friday, July 18, the 2008 NH Slam Poetry Team will appear in a live performance at the Spotlight Cafe in the Governor's Hall at the Capitol ...
- Frank Megargee (Baltimore Sun)
Age 90 Eastern Shore correspondent for The Evening Sun loved writing poetry and painting in watercolors. F rank N. Megargee, a former longtime Eastern Shore correspondent for The Evening Sun who was also a poet and an artist, died Wednesday of heart failure at Mallard Landing, a Salisbury retirement community, a day before his 91st birthday.
- CHOP Given $15M For New Care Center - The Bulletin
The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia will be opening a new pediatric care center in Norristown thanks to a $15 million gift from Athena and Nicholas Karabots of Fort Washington. The new Karabots Pediatric Care Center will give families in-and ...
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