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- Hinterland - the secret to happiness - Daily Telegraph
When asked to name the Prime Minister's strengths in an interview last weekend, the Foreign Secretary, David Miliband, replied: "His values, his clarity of thought, his hinterland." It's all in the mind: the modern hinterland is as much about 'doing ...
- Atmosphere paints the Vic - North by Northwestern
North by NorthwesternAtmosphere paints the VicNorth by Northwestern, IL - 6 hours agoCrowd favorites were carefully selected from over a decade’s worth of street poetry, and the energy in The Vic never died. Slug, who grew up in the streets ...
- Fatimah Ali: Obama & the art of the win - Philadelphia Daily News
Fatimah Ali: Obama & the art of the winPhiladelphia Daily News, PA - 13 hours agoOver the weekend, many artists expressed similar sentiments at the October Gallery's annual International Art Expo, the largest black art exhibit in the ...
- Poetry, photography and plenty of room to grow - Peninsula Gateway
Key Peninsula Middle School eighth-grader Gina Cabiddu, 14, displays the book “Celebrate! Young Poets Speak Out,” in which she had a poem published. My friend Joyce Shinn at Key Peninsula Middle School called to alert me to the accomplishment of ...
- Kentucky Women Writers Conference - Kentucky.com
Kentucky Women Writers ConferenceKentucky.com, KY - 1 hour agoNovelist Laura Benedict will present alongside Oates; poet Lisa Williams, who won a poetry contest judged by Oates, also will be a presenter. ...
- Hammer Bros - Mammoth Press
Mammoth PressHammer BrosMammoth Press - 9 minutes agoEschewing the major trends of hardcore (for example they don’t sound like American Nightmare) Hammer Bros. slug out Cro-Mags and Suicidal Tendency worthy ...
- Poet donates prize as reminder of award namesake's legacy - CBC News
An Ottawa man has given a First Nations health centre half of a $1,500 poetry prize named for a 19th-century civil servant who advocated sending aboriginal children to residential schools. "Taking that money wouldn't have been right, with what I'm ...
- Guy Ritchie gets strict rules from Madonna for sons David, Rocco - New York Daily News
Madonna has left strict instructions for Guy Ritchie on child-rearing. As a divorcing dad, Guy Ritchie has to play by the rules — Madonna's rules. The superstar singer sent along a list of a dozen dictums for her ex, who is taking care of the ...
- Walkers in St. Paul could trip over a poem - WQOW
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) - Walkers in St. Paul better watch their step. They could trip over a poem. Public Art St. Paul is funding a project where poems are etched in sidewalks - with the city's blessing. It was the idea of St. Paul's Artist-in ...
- Documentary to explore BASE jumpers' leap of faith (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
Oscar winner Alex Gibney is taking off with "Gravity," a documentary about the extreme sport of BASE jumping.
- Zardari orders for new jail manuals - Nation
KARACHI - The Society for the Protection and Rights of Children (SPARC) on Saturday arranged a get-together party for enjoyment of juvenile prisoners under the umbrella of Eid Gala at the Karachi Central Prison. Speaking on the occasion, Advisor to ...
- Sask. book award nominees announced (Saskatoon StarPhoenix)
REGINA (SNN) -- With 113 titles making the short list, the judges for the 2008 Saskatchewan Book Awards had their work cut out for them.
- Pete Doherty: He Fought The Law (And The Law Overreacted) - Entertainment.uk.msn.com
As police intervene to stop Babyshambles from playing at a festival in Wiltshire, should Pete Doherty be stopped from playing live gigs? Pete Doherty and Amy Winehouse like a drink together, but they’re more than just drinking buddies. They ...
- Jewett UM Church to mark 100 years with celebration - Herald-Star
JEWETT - Jewett United Methodist Church is celebrating 100 years of ministry in its present church building and a centennial celebration will be held Oct. 3, 4 and 5. The first church to be established in the community known as Fairview, now Jewett ...
- 'The Longest Trip Home' and 'The English Major' (International Herald Tribune)
John Grogan of "Marley and Me" fame has a new memoir about his upbringing in a Roman Catholic household; while the hero of Jim Harrison's new novel sells his farm and hits the road as his marriage collapses.
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