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- Saddam feared disease in prison, according to his 'diary' - Seattle Post Intelligencer
CAIRO, Egypt -- Saddam Hussein feared catching AIDS or other diseases during his U.S.-supervised captivity, a leading Arab newspaper said Monday in publishing excerpts of his prison writings. The London-based Al-Hayat said the comments came in ...
- How the Italians Created Canada Book Review (The Cold Lake Sun)
Most educated Canadians have heard stories regarding the First Nations people and the French/English strife before and after Confederation. But a mostly untold story of our cultural mosaic is that of Italio-Canadians and their impact on this country of ours.
- A Journey of Self-Discovery - OhmyNews International
A Journey of Self-DiscoveryOhmyNews International, South Korea - 31 minutes agoIt has a purity, almost like poetry, that I really love about it, yet as great poetry, there is so much depth to each page. It is similar to my others in ...
- Springing into spring cleaning - Escanaba Daily Press
GLADSTONE — One problem with the snowbird lifestyle is that the seasons seem to run together. I live in a constant summer. Even the coolest days in Florida are warmer than back home. I am inspired to swim, not clean, to bike, not dust. My question ...
- Pratt: 'I like songs that have a story' (Rapid City Journal)
Local singer, songwriter and comedian Gordy Pratt will be involved in this weekend’s Performers' Gallery at the Bullock Hotel in Deadwood, and plans to attend the Black Hills Songwriters workshop June 23-27. He took a few minutes to discuss songwriting and share a little bit about his personal process.
- Attached: Montana New Zealand Book Awards 2008 finalists booklet - Scoop.co.nz (press release)
Attached: Montana New Zealand Book Awards 2008 finalists bookletScoop.co.nz (press release), New Zealand - 6 hours ago... Lynn Freeman, publisher David Elworthy and fiction writer Tim Corbalis. Emerging writers dominate this year's fiction and poetry finalist categories. ...Debut novel shortlisted for Montana Stuff.co.nzall 10 news articles
- After 4 decades, 4,000 columns it is time to retire - Louisville Courier-Journal
One of my oft-used throwaway lines -- with all due credit to John Lennon -- is "Life is what happens while you're making other plans." The line, however, never gets thrown too far; it contains too much truth. Which makes it one of the reasons that ...
- Calendar for July 3 (The Milpitas Post)
Circus Vargas 2008 is bringing its blend of circus artistry and slapstick comedy to Milpitas from July 10 through July 14 at the GreatMall. From the up-close-and-personal interactive pre-show through the death-defying high-octane finale, Circus Vargas delivers fun for children young and old.
- Come express your health care views - La Crosse Tribune
On June 7, there will be a Veterans Memorial Motorcycle ride with funding going for scholarships and to establish a Veterans’ Hall of Honor. The same week, AARP is sponsoring a weeklong celebration in Riverside Park. From the Town Hall meeting on ...
- Cabaret’s cartoon canine barks ‘Out Loud’ (Yale Daily News)
“One day, fat families and skinny families alike will read my poetry,” predicts Max Stravinsky (Bryce Pinkham DRA ’08), the lead canine character in the Yale Cabaret’s “Max Out Loud.”
- Local wordsmith heads off to Vegas for poet of the year competition - Herald South Africa
MULTI-TALENTED Makhosonke “Chief” Fundakubi is thrilled about his third nomination for the international poet of the year competition. Chief, 44, a self-taught painter, sportsman, teacher and writer from Zwide in Port Elizabeth, says he is proud ...
- Queen Victoria had an affair with Indian courtier: Film - NDTV.com
Queen Victoria had an affair with Indian courtier: FilmNDTV.com, India - 2 hours ago''He is full of poetry, romance and chivalry,'' the Queen wrote of her new PM in 1868. But all the other scandals apart, it is the exact nature of her ...
- I'm fiction - San Diego CityBEAT
San Diego CityBEATI'm fictionSan Diego CityBEAT, CA - 3 hours ago“It’s about poetry, punk rock and suicide,” Altschul says. “It follows the life and career of Calliope Bird Morath, a young poet who is the daughter of a ...
- On Poetry: A matter of life and death (Traverse City Record-Eagle)
Who but Emily Dickinson would have thought to write a poem in the voice of a person who's already died, who's remembering the last thing she saw?
- Inniswood event to plant seeds of understanding - Columbus Dispatch
They aren't apt to cuddle a tomato seedling, but many children are surprised to hear that such a plant -- or any other living thing in the garden -- requires similar attention. Plants flourish only with warmth, air, water and nutrients, said Jan ...
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