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Molly crinkled her nose as she looked down at her husband. His head was in her lap, his eyes closed. He had his sleeve pulled up, three patches on his arm. Molly wiggled her backside, trying to get herself comfortable. She balanced her laptop precariously in one hand.
Sherlock opened one eye a sliver. "Do you mind not shifting around so much? I am trying to think."
"I was here first," Molly replied. She reached over with her free hand and poked Sherlock in his side. "I have work to do."
"So do I!" Sherlock protested. He pressed his fingertips together beneath his chin. "I am figuring out what should be done about the Woman."
Molly rolled her eyes. "And that's not something you're going to figure out any time soon."
"I might!" Sherlock protested. He tilted his head up to look at Molly. "Maybe if you stroked my hair, I'd be able to come to a conclusion faster."
"I told you I have work to do," Molly insisted. Defiantly, she reached over and pulled nicotine patches off Sherlock's arm. "You are only supposed to use nicotine patches for two months after quitting."
Sherlock scowled deeply. "That is the recommendation. However, there have been studies that using the patch for up to six months after quitting is more effective in staying free from nicotine."
"You quit smoking eight months ago!" Molly cried.
Sherlock rolled his eyes. "Yes, and it is the recommendation that you only use one at a time."
Molly huffed out a breath. "How is that supposed to be better? You blatantly ignore all doctor recommendations..."
Sherlock sneered. "Doctors are idiots."
"I'm a doctor!" Molly cried.
"Doctors except for you," Sherlock replied. He thought about it for a moment. "And John."
Molly poked Sherlock in the side once again before removing another patch from Sherlock's arm. "From now on, one patch is recommended by this doctor."
Sherlock's lip curled in a sneer. "Is this one of those marriage things where I need to listen to you just by virtue of the fact that you are my wife?"
"Yes," Molly replied.
Sherlock sighed. "I want a divorce."
Molly poked him once again. "You know that doesn't get funnier."
Sherlock snorted, snuggling into Molly's thigh. "I am not going to take advice on humour from you."
Molly wiggled out from underneath him and Sherlock grunted as his head hit the cushions from her quick movement.
"Where are you going?" Sherlock demanded, sitting up.
"Just for that I'm going to work at the kitchen table." Molly looked over her shoulder and stuck her tongue out at Sherlock.
"What are you working on that is so important anyway?" Sherlock grumbled, rubbing the back of his head and rising to his feet.
"My paper," Molly replied.
Sherlock strode up behind Molly. "You submitted that for publication already."
Molly tilted her head to look up at him. "Well, I'm working on another one now."
"Another one?" Sherlock's brow furrowed and he gently skimmed his fingers over the back of Molly's neck.
"Mm." Molly leaned in to Sherlock's touch even as she typed. "Well, I'm around a brilliant man who frequently deals with bizarre dead bodies. One who likes when I deal with all of those bizarre dead bodies too. Lots of stuff to write about."
Sherlock leaned in over Molly's shoulder. "Let me read."
"Go away," Molly insisted, pushing Sherlock back. She crinkled her nose once again. "You were enough of a pain in the arse with my last paper."
"You didn't let me read it after your third revision!" Sherlock protested, trying to get back to the computer screen.
"Because you were being such a berk about it," Molly shrieked, trying to cover up her laptop screen with her hands. "If you had your way, you would have co-written it!"
"Would that have been so horrible?" Sherlock questioned, still wrestling with Molly to get to the laptop. "We could have been like Pierre and Marie Currie, but in the field of interesting murders."
Molly squeaked at the feel of Sherlock's long, lanky arms wrapping around her waist. Her back was pulled up against his chest. "Sherlock! You can't read my paper!"
"Ooh, I think I've actually found something better to occupy my time." He pushed Molly's hair off of her neck. She cooed softly at the feel of his lips sucking at the tender skin just below her ear. "Have I ever told you how unbelievably attractive you are in your glasses?"
"I'm working," Molly moaned, still wriggling against her husband's tight hold.
"Fortunately for me- but rather unfortunately for field of Pathology- your proficiency in the sciences is quite the aphrodisiac for me." His voice had dropped an octave. "Why don't you read something from your paper to me, Darling? I'll keep myself well occupied while you do."
Molly wanted to freely give in to Sherlock's demands, but she had a lot of work to do. She continued to squirm against him. "Sherlock Holmes, I really have to get to work... If you don't let me go I'll..."
"...Have an absolutely marvellous time on top of the kitchen counter?" Sherlock finished for her. "I assure you I have not been doing any experiments upon the surface that might introduce harmful chemicals to your backside."
Molly managed to get herself free from Sherlock's grasp. "Oh how very kind of you. I still can't-"
She was cut off by her own squeak as Sherlock pounced on her. They tumbled onto the floor, rolling around. Molly soon found herself straddling Sherlock's waist. He had his hands buried in her hair, his head lifted just enough to capture her lips comfortably.
Molly moaned against his mouth. "Sherlock, let go of me."
Sherlock smirked against her mouth. "Oh but Darling, you're on top of me now and you're not moving yourself off."
Molly leaned in to Sherlock's embrace. It seemed any work was going to have to wait until later.
Molly jumped back away from Sherlock at the sound of John clearing his throat. She was too used to the sound now. It took her no time to figure out who had interrupted. "Oh John!" Molly blushed deeply.
"Jones Case, John," Sherlock groaned.
"No!" Molly shook her head, her cheeks heating up. "No Jones Case! What's going on, John?"
"We don't have a case," Sherlock questioned, narrowing his gaze. "Why are you here?"
"I was helping Mrs Hudson with her sink. Was about to head out, but a client came by. Pretty insistent on seeing you, Sherlock." John stepped out of the way to let the client in while Molly jumped off Sherlock and smoothed out her jumper, trying to look presentable.
The man looked to be in his fifties, with greying light brown hair. Despite his expensive suit, which resembled Sherlock's in many ways, he looked slightly more rakish with salt and pepper stubble covering his jaw.
Sherlock immediately straightened up, tugging his shirt down forcefully, straightening it out. "That isn't a client, John."
The man smiled at Sherlock. "Hello Sherly."
"Get out," Sherlock demanded, nodding his head towards the door.
Molly's jaw dropped. She knew Sherlock could be rude, but she's never heard him be so cold before, not even with Anderson. "Sherlock! He's a guest!"
"He's not a guest," Sherlock shot back angrily. "He's not welcome here." With that, Sherlock turned and strode towards the bedroom. "Call me when he's gone."
Molly turned to the man and frowned apologetically. "I'm really sorry about that."
The man shook his head. "I really shouldn't be surprised. Sherly and I didn't part on the best terms." He held out his hand. "Siger Holmes. It's nice to meet you."
"Siger Holmes..." Molly squeaked in shock. Her hand jumped up to her neck.
John pointed to the man, then waggled his finger to point towards the bedroom. "You're Sherlock's father."
"We will have to take Violet's word on that," Siger replied with a large smile. "And you must be Doctor Molly." He reached out and clasped her hand. "Have you taken Holmes or are you still using Hooper?"
Molly's eyes widened. As far as she knew, even Mrs Holmes didn't know they were married yet. She felt a thrill of worry go through her at the thought. Mrs Holmes truly despised her. "Did... Umm... Did Mycroft tell you?"
"Oh no." Siger shook his head. "Myc is about as likely to tell me anything as Sherly is." He looked her over. "I have of course heard about your relationship with my son through the newspaper. Seeing you two rolling around on the floor informs me that it was not sensationalized. I became assured of the depth of your relationship when you clutched the necklace you wear. The necklace with the ring on it."
"Right." Molly nodded. It seemed it ran in the family. "So... I'm guessing Sherlock wasn't expecting you."
"Sherly rarely expects- or accepts- me," He sighed. "However, I could not come to town and not meet my new daughter-in-law."
Molly swallowed hard. Her gaze shifted to John. "Do you think you could get Mister Holmes a drink? I need to..."
John gave a brief nod. Molly turned and ran back to her bedroom.
Molly's eyes widened when she saw Sherlock loaded up his Bulldog Revolver. "Sherlock!" Molly squeaked. "What are you doing?"
"Experiment," Sherlock grunted.
Molly raced to Sherlock's side. "What kind of experiment is this?"
"Fine then," Sherlock replied. He slipped in the last bullet. "I need to keep it in working order."
Molly jumped up onto the bed so she was above Sherlock. She threw her arms around his neck. "Sherlock! Come on! Don't do that!"
Sherlock grunted and glanced up at Molly. "Is he gone yet?"
"He's your father!" Molly protested. "You can't just kick him out of the house." Molly ran her hand over Sherlock's chest soothingly. "Come on, love... Just come talk to him with me."
Sherlock grunted yet again, but he lowered the revolver. "Molly. You have already met my mother. She is the parent I get along with the best. So why would I want to see that man?"
Molly frowned deeply and turned Sherlock to face her. She framed his face with her hands. "Because he is my father-in-law and he seems to want to get to know me."
Sherlock's brow knit together as he glared at Molly. "You are going to regret this, Molly. I assure you."
Molly crinkled her nose as she stroked her fingers over Sherlock's fine cheekbones. "Please Sherlock. Will you just do this for me?"
Sherlock's scowl deepened. "You already used that today in order to get me to remove my nicotine patches."
Molly scowled back at her husband, considering the situation carefully. She leaned in and pressed a kiss to his furrowed brow. "I'll let you put on two more nicotine patches for as long as your father is here."
"Three," Sherlock countered.
Molly whined softly. "You've already got one on your arm, love. And you become a real tit if you're suffering from a nicotine overdose."
Sherlock glowered. "Just so you know I'm going to be- as you so elegantly put it- a real tit for as long as my father is here regardless."
Molly stroked Sherlock's curls gently. "Fine. All right. Just for as long as he is here. But then we're going to have a serious talk about you giving them up for good." She nuzzled her nose against Sherlock's cheek. "But how about you put down the revolver?"
Sherlock huffed out a breath in aggravation. "Fine. But you may regret that request later on."
Molly crinkled her nose before pressing her forehead to Sherlock's, still idly curling a lock of his hair around her index finger. "He's figured out that we're married."
"Of course he has," Sherlock replied. "That's what he does." He pulled away to tuck the revolver away in his bedside table before grabbing Molly by the waist, lifting her off the bed and lowering her to stand on the floor. He leaned in and Molly felt his mouth pressed against the top of her head. "I feel the need to remind you that I warned you off meeting my mother and was proven entirely justified. What makes you think this will go any better?"
"I don't," Molly sighed. "But it's a necessity. He's your father, Sherlock. There's no escaping family and this is no exception. Best to just get on with it. Now come on."
Sherlock's grip on Molly's hand was slightly uncomfortable as she pulled him out to the sitting room. He was slapping nicotine patches on his forearm as they walked.
Siger was sitting in Sherlock's chair, a glass of scotch in his hand. He smiled tightly at Molly and Sherlock as they re-entered the room.
"Well then." John slapped a hand against his leg before rising to his feet. "I think I should get home to Mary. I'll just leave you three alone."
"Thank you, John," Molly said with a smile.
She caught glimpse of Sherlock's sour expression. "Yes, thank you John... Thank you for interrupting an intimate moment with my wife in order to bring my father into my home."
Molly elbowed Sherlock while John just shook his head and waved Sherlock off dismissively before heading to the door.
Siger examined his glass carefully. "You've got a better class of Scotch than I thought you would. Wide variety too. You become a connoisseur, Sherly?"
"Rarely drink it," Sherlock replied tersely. "However, I was doing an analysis of liquor for my blog. Alcohol all too often plays a part in murder." He let go of Molly's hand and it snaked around her waist. "Father, this is Doctor Molly Holmes, my wife. Molly, this is Siger Holmes, my father." He glared down at Molly. "Are we done yet?"
Molly sighed and looked to Siger. "I'm really sorry..."
Siger waved off Molly's apology. "Sherly's being more hospitable than Myc was. I suspect it's your doing. Winnie doesn't care one jot what Myc does."
"Winnie?" Molly repeated.
"Mycroft's wife," Sherlock replied airily. "Honestly, I'm surprised she was even around when you visited. Must be their semi-annual conjugal visit."
Sherlock released Molly and sat down across from his father, steepling his fingers beneath his chin. "So. You visited Mycroft before you came to me. Making the rounds to see your offspring? Now, will you visit Martin? And Clemence? What about the one in America? What was her name again? I always have trouble. Then, you had the same difficulty with her mother."
Molly's eyes widened. She had already been aware Sherlock's father had been unfaithful to Mrs Holmes. Clearly, she had no idea the extent. "You have three half-siblings?"
"Oh, those are but the ones Father knows about," Sherlock replied. "He seems to possess a preternatural potency."
"You have always wanted to believe the worst of me, Sherly," Siger sighed, shaking his head. He took a sip of his scotch. "My children are you and Myc."
Molly could see the muscles in Sherlock's shoulders tighten. "Of all of the people to put on airs for, Father... Why even bother?"
"I had business with your brother. I thought it about time I leave my position in the Italian embassy. Need a change of scenery."
Sherlock nodded slowly. "Ah. Whose wife were you caught messing around with?" He cocked his head slightly. "Oh no... Daughter, was it?"
Molly squeaked softly and covered her face with her hands. She didn't know what she was supposed to do. Was she just supposed to allow Sherlock to keep sniping at his father for the rest of the night?
Siger did not seem at all fazed by Sherlock's accusations. "You did always take after your mother, Sherly." His gaze drifted to Molly, eyeing her in a way that made her uncomfortable. "Frankly, I am surprised Doctor Watson and I caught you in such an intimate position. Wasn't sure you knew how those worked."
Molly squeaked again when Sherlock took a hold of her hand, drawing her close to him. "I am quite well informed, Father." He pressed a kiss to Molly's hand. "I am just happy in my wife being the only one to benefit from my knowledge."
Siger drained the rest of his glass and rose to his feet. "Well. I can tell where I'm not wanted. I had only wanted to come by and congratulate you, Sherlock. I am disappointed I did not rate an invitation to your wedding. Then, you seem to have tried your hardest to keep it a secret."
He reached out and clutched Molly's hand. "I wish you the best of luck in controlling my son, Molly. Sherly..." He nodded his head briefly before striding towards the door.
Sherlock hadn't risen from his seat. When the door closed signalling Siger's exit, he pulled Molly into his lap. He buried his face in her neck. "There. Are you happy?"
Molly's jaw dropped. "Pardon?" She pulled away from Sherlock. "You think that would make me happy?"
"I interacted with my father just as you requested."
Molly pulled herself out of Sherlock's lap and shook her head. "You were completely horrible!"
"As it goes with my father," Sherlock ground out. "What did you expect? I warned you."
Molly huffed out a breath and crossed her arms over her chest. "He was being perfectly fine until you decided to be rude."
Molly could feel Sherlock's venomous gaze on her. It felt like it was penetrating her and she shivered at the coldness of the look. He got up, towering over her. "Fine. If that's the way you feel about it." He strode off towards the stairs.
"Where are you going?" Molly asked.
"I'm going to work in my lab," Sherlock snapped back. "Why don't you just go back to work on your paper?" His proclamation was punctuated by the slam of the lab door.
Molly wanted to go after him. But she knew Sherlock needed time to pout and stomp around. If she attempted to go after him, it was just going to lead to a row.
Molly walked back to her laptop and sat down in front of it. Rather than going back to work, she cradled her head in her hands. The night had started off so nice. It was amazing how quickly things could change.


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It seems every big event finds a new way to creatively integrate social media into their production. Last week, we saw the NFL setup a Super Bowl Twitter microsite, foursquare created special badges had fans 'check-in' to the Big Game and Facebook had users log in and vote for their favorite ad.
This weekend's Grammy Awards is no different. The National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences has setup a pretty hearty social media campaign to promote the event.
The centerpiece for the Grammys' social media presence is the new microsite "Music is Life is Music," which uses geotagging to mark your music memories by connecting location, song and story. Kind of like a digital time capsule of the music of your life. The tagging app integrates foursquare, Flickr, Twitter and rdio.
Here are a few additional Grammy social media efforts worth noting:
- The Academy has launched a 72-hour marathon Grammys pre-show on its YouTube channel.
- The Grammys' Facebook page has an app (formerly known as a tab) that links users to the Pages of each of the nominees.
- The Grammys' Twitter page has been very active lately and has some pretty cool Lists organized for performers, nominees, bloggers, etc.
- The Twitter hashtag of choice for this year's event is #Grammys2011.
- Pandora has launched a Grammys page that includes a "mix tape" of all of the nominees.
- They have even launched a Grammys Myspace page which mostly links to their other social media pages (Youtube, Twitter, etc).
There you have it. Plenty of options. Try out the microsite. It is pretty cool and has a lot of potential and dont forget to use #Grammys2011 on Sunday night while you are tweeting and watching the big show.

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Going GOP:
After an impressive run by Sarah Palin's memoir, Going Rogue (which drops from No. 2 to No. 18 on USA TODAY's Best-Selling Books list this week), it looks as if 2010 will be a big year for books by other Republicans. The party out of power in Washington tends to do better at bookstores. Coming to the politics shelves: Staying True (Feb. 5) by Jenny Sanford, who has filed for divorce from disgraced South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford; No Apology: The Case for American Greatness (March 2) by Mitt Romney, who sought the GOP presidential nomination in 2008; and Courage and Consequence: My Life as a Conservative in the Fight (March 9) by Karl Rove, President Bush's top political adviser. The biggest memoirs of the year will come from a retired couple in Texas: Laura Bush's Spoken From the Heart (May 4) and George W. Bush's as-yet-untitled book sometime later in '10.
'Bones' is No. 1:
Alice Sebold's The Lovely Bones tops the list for the first time since its 2002 publication. It is one of several movie tie-in editions on the list. The film, starring Saoirse Ronan as murdered Susie Salmon, goes into wide release Jan. 15. Reviews have been mixed, but even mediocre reviews of movies based on novels can "make people want to pick up the book," says Elaine Petrocelli of Book Passage in Corte Madera, Calif. "It's hard to believe anyone missed The Lovely Bones given how sales have been over the years. But I had a customer come in and say, 'I always meant to read The Lovely Bones, and now I'm going to read it.' It's because she's been hearing about the movie."
Diet feast:
Good thing Men's Health editor David Zinczenko has a memorable name, because it's hard to keep all his diet best sellers straight. Zinczenko's various books have logged 195 weeks in USA TODAY's Top 150. It all began in 2004 when he co-wrote The Abs Diet.The Abs Diet Eat Right followed, then Abs Diet for Women. In 2007, Zinczenko and Matt Goulding launched the Eat This, Not That! empire, which now includes six books. (Eat This, Not That! 2010 is No. 45 on this week's list.) Their newest title, Cook This, Not That! Kitchen SurvivalGuide, all about healthful cooking, enters the list at No. 32.Got it?
By Bob Minzesheimer, Carol Memmott and Deirdre Donahue
Guidelines: You share in the USA TODAY community, so please keep your comments smart and civil. Don't attack other readers personally, and keep your language decent. Use the "Report Abuse" button to make a difference. Read more.


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Looking for Harper Lee offers up two good-natured, short essays by one of Monroeville's critically acclaimed novelists, Mark Childress. Childress, like many of us, was bitten by the Mockingbird bug at an early age. He had a distinct advantage though; Childress happened to spend his summers in the hometown of reclusive author, Harper Lee.
Lee's international best-seller To Kill a Mockingbird inspired him to write, and eventually he became a reporter. In time, Childress worked up the nerve to send Ms. Lee a well-intentioned letter asking for an interview. He was rebuffed, but undaunted; he later sent a copy of his own novel to Harper's sister, Alice. Childress tells us he was pleasantly surprised to receive a personal letter from Harper Lee herself expressing her enjoyment of his novel. Looking may be a quick read, but even so, it pulls you in with Childress's quick wit and deep thoughts.
At the completion of the title essay, Mark Childress had yet to meet or interview Harper Lee, but as luck would have it, he happened to meet Ms. Lee unexpectedly a few months later. He was in town and enjoying dinner at a local favorite, David's Catfish, when he noticed the author and her sister. The stars(and catfish fillets) were on his side because, after introducing himself, he was invited to sit down for a quick chat. Childress doesn't go on record to say much about their brief meeting, but readers of Looking for Harper Lee will undoubtedly be glad that he met his inspiration and that he continues down the same literary path as Lee, a point he speaks to in "Something in the Water."
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- A Must-Read for Mockingbird Lovers
Looking for Harper Lee, by Mark Childress, is a concise, moving article that is definitely worth a read. It deserves a spot on the shelf next to To Kill a Mockingbird, for anyone who loves Harper Lee's tale or for anyone who's interested in the journey of a writer.
Childress accomplishes a lot in a small amount of space—he summarizes To Kill a Mockingbird, he explains his own first experience with the novel, he describes his emotional attachment to the novel and its author, he discusses the initial positive and negative reviews of the novel, and he describes his own journey looking for Harper Lee.
Childress first read Mockingbird just a few doors down from where Harper Lee lived. He read the novel on a porch swing, looking out over the same street where Lee imagined that Scout, Jem and Dill played "Boo Radley," where Atticus shot a mad dog, where Jem tormented and made amends with Mrs. Dubose, and where Scout and Jem were attacked on their way home from the Halloween pageant.
This had a profound affect on Childress: "The book moved me as no book had ever done. It made me want to learn how to make that kind of magic, to tell that kind of truth."
Childress went on to become a reporter and writer, all because of Harper Lee and her book. He describes his attempts to contact Ms. Lee—his anecdotes will charm you and make you laugh. This short piece is definitely worth a read.
- A Backstage Pass for To Kill a Mockingbird
As a writer, I'm always interested in other people like me—people who write—whether they write for a living, write to have a voice, or write for personal therapy. Words on paper aren't everyone's thing, but you'd be surprised how many people write for some reason or another. That's probably why Looking for Harper Lee caught my attention. It's an essay written by Mark Childress about the hero of his hometown of Monroeville, AL, Harper Lee.
Childress remembers people talking about Lee around the table during his youth and, being a child who loved books, he asked to read the one everyone in town seemed to be abuzz about. Lying on a front porch swing, he devoured To Kill a Mockingbird, and it made a lasting impression. Childress tells his Looking for Harper Lee audience this is the book that made him want to be a writer.
Childress goes on to share how a family friend introduced him to the places Lee talks about in her novel, the tree stump in front of the "Radley" home, for instance, as though these were real places—and many of them were, as the setting of Maycomb, AL, was undoubtedly based on Monroeville, Harper Lee's childhood home. Childress invites us in, and tells us even more about his own attempts to reach out to the reclusive Harper Lee, and his gratitude for her approval of his own book.
Even better, this edition of Childress's Looking for Harper Lee includes a second essay, entitled "Something in the Water," in which he speaks to the fact that so many writers have sprung up in South Alabama, perhaps in large part to the influence of Harper Lee. It is a literary heritage worthy of Monroeville, Lee's and Childress's hometown, also known as the Literary Capital of Alabama.
Looking for Harper Lee gives us an insider's perspective on Monroeville, on Mockingbird, and even on Lee herself. It's a satisfying gift for those who love To Kill a Mockingbird, and perhaps even more satisfying for those of us who write—a sort of backstage pass to one of the greatest works of all time.
- Looking for Harper Lee Review
Looking for Harper Lee is an essay written during Mark Childress's years as a journalist, so it is a quick and easy read. It tells of Childress's many (failed) attempts to speak to the reclusive Harper Lee.
Before reading this essay, I had actually already heard Mark Childress tell the story of how he tried to gain Ms. Lee's attention. My favorite part is when he sent her a letter requesting an interview, and she sent the same letter back, declining the invitation. He did get to meet her many years after writing this, but more importantly he not only gained a deeper appreciation for To Kill a Mockingbird, but also came to understand and respect Ms. Lee even more as well.
If you are a fan of Childress and Lee, this short, sweet and to the point essay would be a great read for you.


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New visions of Maine in watercolors and sumi-e (Asian brush) paintings by Deer Isle artist Frederica Marshall will be on exhibit at the Blue Hill Public Library during the month of December in a show called, Fresh Ink. The public is invited to a reception for the show on Saturday December 7th from 2:00 to 4:00 PM. Haiku poetry, in many forms, will be presented at the reception by the Haiku Project, a group of local poets who have been writing together in Deer Isle for two years.
A demonstration of the art of sumi-e, Asian brush painting will be given by Frederica on Thursday December 5th, from 7:00 to 8:00 PM, in the Library's Howard room. About this style of painting she offers, "The beautiful materials and energy of the brush strokes are very different from Western style painting."
Frederica grew up in Japan, and lived there for 28 years. She studied brush painting for 10 years as well as Ikebana flower arranging, calligraphy, Bingata textile dying, pottery and language. She has exhibited her work in Japan and the US since 1973 in more than 100 group shows and 28 solo shows. Her paintings have won awards at the Tokyo Fine Art Museum, national exhibits in America and in local Maine gallery shows. Frederica Marshall is an artist, teacher and researcher. She received a BFA in Painting from Miami University in Ohio and an MA in Art Education from Michigan State University.
Frederica moved to Deer Isle 10 years ago. She says, "I have challenged myself to paint the Maine landscape by adapting traditional Japanese methods to this environment. Deer Isle reminds me of Japan; the fishing boats, islands and the fog moving through the pines. I feel my new work in this show is closer to my artistic vision than it has ever been. "
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COLUMBUS — Columbus Mayor Robert Smith says the city hopes to place a monument to honor the black men and women who operated businesses on Fourth Street South between Main Street and College Street, commonly known as Catfish Alley. Smith tells The Commercial Dispatch plans are for a mid-April dedication. The city is spending $25,000 for benches, trash cans, flower ...Read More »
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Capital City losing Sam's Club to Madison
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PASACGOULA — Crews are tearing down the Brumfield's Building, a fixture in downtown Pascagoula since the 1920s. Hurricane Isaac damaged its roof, which caused damage to walls. The family corporation that owns it determined the cost would be too high to save the building, which was a bank before it became a premier men's clothing store under the ownership of ...Read More »
City extends term of tax increment financing plan for mall
SOUTHAVEN — Officials have extended the time frame of the $15-million tax increment financing plan for the proposed outlet mall in Southaven. The Commercial Appeal reports Mayor Greg Davis made clear the amount of funding was not changing, just the time period for the plan was being extended from 15 years to 20 years. Tax increment financing is a plan ...Read More »
Citing building's structural problems, Sam's Club might relocate
JACKSON and MADISON — Officials say the Sam's Club in north Jackson is considering a move to Madison because of structural problems with its existing building. Officials with Sam's Club, parent company Wal-Mart, and the mayor of Madison haven't said much about the possible move. Jerry Cook, Madison's economic development director, told The Clarion-Ledger last week that talks about the ...Read More »
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BAY ST. LOUIS — Breath's Boats & Motors has made Boating Industry magazine's eighth-annual Top 100 Dealers program, which recognizes the best-of-the-best from the thousands of marine dealers in North America. "Our editorial staff was extremely impressed with the dealership's knowledge of its local market," said Jonathan Sweet, Boating Industry magazine's editor-in-chief. "For example, Breath's added five brands in 2011 ...Read More »
Judge denies request of city, Kroger in Kmart flood case
CORINTH — A federal judge has denied requests from the city of Corinth and the Kroger Company to be dismissed as defendants in a lawsuit over 2010 flooding at the Kmart in Corinth. Kmart Corporation is seeking compensation for flood damage at the Fulton Crossing location, the store's closure for about 10 months, and flood prevention efforts in April 2011, ...Read More »
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Don't let the uninspiring name fool you. House of Eggroll isn't just another run-of-the-mill neighborhood Chinese restaurant slinging greasy chow mein and sticky sesame chicken. This unassuming east Valley spot is a true gem, specializing in northwestern Chinese fare, a hard-to-find regional cuisine known for blending spice and pungent vinegar to excellent effect. Specialties include hot and sour soup filled with hearty lamb dumplings, and biang biang noodles, a bowl full of gangly handmade noodles topped with bean sprouts, green beans, and succulent shredded pork. The restaurant's tiny dining room can get crowded with large parties of diners who, smartly, opt to share several of House of Eggroll's super-sized entrees. But with one taste of the not-to-be-missed braised chicken with potato and pepper, you'll be happy to have endured the wait.
Located on the southeast corner of Third and Flower streets in central Phoenix, Ocotillo is much more than just a neighborhood eatery — though it certainly qualifies as that, too. With a full-service restaurant, coffee shop, and outdoor beer garden, this dining and drinking destination is a sort of catchall intended to meet all your needs. The restaurant, however, is the true centerpiece and an edible homage to the bounty of the Sonoran desert. Chefs Walter Sterling and Sacha Levine offer up an ever-changing, vegetable-focused menu highlighted by wood-fired roasted chicken, handmade pastas, and local produce often treated with globally inspired preparations. The sweet, earthy roasted cauliflower that's complemented with chiles and mint is not to be missed, nor is the signature Ocotillo chicken, which comes steeped in the flavors of local honey and herbs. General manager and sommelier Dave Johnson heads up the service team and has crafted a fun, approachable wine program with a list that offers a symbol-based tasting note key.
When it comes to badass women chefs in metro Phoenix, no one can hold a candle to Chrysa Robertson. For more than two decades, she's been serving simple, seasonal, Italian-influenced cuisine at her Rancho Pinot restaurant, now one of the Valley's longest-standing dining spots. But Robertson's career in the culinary arts goes back much further than that. She got her first job at 16, and has spent time working with some of the most legendary women chefs in Arizona, including Carol Steele of C. Steele and RoxSand Scocos of RoxSand, over her career. She founded the Phoenix chapter of the Slow Food Convivium in the '90s — long before "farm-to-table" became one of the food world's biggest buzz words — and continues to showcase the desert's bounty through her food, often using local produce, fresh eggs, and homegrown herbs in the Rancho Pinot kitchen.
"Serious Food, Extemporaneous Style" is the mantra at Scottsdale's Posh restaurant. And chef Josh Hebert truly means it. At this improvisational restaurant, chefs create specialized menus based on diners' preferences — imagine a Choose Your Own Adventure book translated into a one-of-a-kind dining experience. Here's how it works: Show up, select a number of courses, let the kitchen know what you'll eat (and what you won't), and wait for the magic to happen. Hebert and his team are known for creating thoughtful, modern fare, including "cheesecake" topped with raw uni and veal sweetbreads served over carrot puree with zucchini. Not a picky diner? Opt for the Chef's Omakase, which means the kitchen team gets the freedom to throw down whatever their hearts desire.
Most people who love good food can appreciate the subtle details that make great sandwiches stand out from merely good ones. And that's why a true food lover will surely appreciate Jason Raducha's simple-yet-elegant Noble Eatery, where rustic house-made breads serve as the foundation for excellent sandwiches loaded with imported Italian meats and cheeses and local vegetables. The menu at the lunch spot changes almost every day, but you can count on a concise selection of sandwiches, pizza, smorgas (open-faced sandwiches of Swedish descent), and the Ramon Navarro bowl. The last has become something of a Noble Eatery staple: a bowl of heritage grains like durum white wheat, lentils, and Khorasan wheat mixed with vegetables and seeds and dressed in oil. There's only a handful of seats, and they're nearly always full, but we like to think the wait just makes the experience seem all the more exclusive.
It isn't a hidden gem, per se — after all, chef Jeff Kraus' south Tempe breakfast and lunch spot has won awards from just about everyone in town, and it's right there in plain sight in the middle of a strip mall — but for some reason, Crepe Bar does seem to fly below the radar. Except, that is, with the Valley's food and drink devotees, who pack the restaurant's dining room each and every chance they get. And it's easy to understand why. The menu at Crepe Bar features sweet and savory crepes that show the chef's knack for creating food that's as fun as it is delicious. Kraus also offers a new expanded selection of sides that includes dishes ranging from tiny salads of local tomatoes, purslane, and tahini, to house-made "Rolos" for dessert. And it's not just the food. Crepe Bar is also one of the Valley's top spots for inventive coffee drinks. Always made with top-quality ingredients, Crepe Bar's caffeinated creations range from coffee brulee (as in, coffee covered in a layer of burnt sugar) to the singular Moroccan latte, which combines espresso, spices, and honey for a truly inspired pick-me-up.


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Great place with tasteful decor and comfy beds. Location was great, we enjoyed Hernandos pizza right next door and the playground nearby. The private hot tub was a bonus too.
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Three couples stayed at this condo for a week. It is a great place to stay and we would highly recommend it. it is very comfortable and had everything we needed. The rooms are good size, the beds are comfortable and it is conveniently on the bus route to the mountain. All we had to do was walk to the end of the block and the bus picked us up.
The management company checked in with us several times before we got there and did a followup check to make sure we were happy. We emailed them a couple of times to find out if they had various things at the condo and they responded very quickly.
I live in Colorado and had never been to Winter Park Resort. The condo was in a great part of town. We had a very comfortable and luxurious stay. It had all the amenities of home with a Colorado feel to it. The hot tub was amazing with a great view. The rooms were very spacious with a cozy feel. The space was immaculate with such a warm and welcoming touch.
When we walked into this property we all said "WOW"! Every floor had it's own wow factor. The entryway is big enough for 6 adults and two children to walk into (that's what we had) and in winter the garage would be a plus. We used it for our bikes and one of the cars. The bottom floor master bedroom was very large and the hot tub in on the deck outside. The first floor has the living room, dining room and a great kitchen. The next floor up was just a bedroom and a bathroom but they were very nice. The top floor has a lounge area with a large T.V. and the last bedroom. This bedroom is huge and has a bathroom as well. The boys even caught fish in the pond behind the condo!
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Helen Rose Ayres of Netcong died at home on Monday, Nov. 5, 2001. She was 70. Born in Netcong, she was a lifelong resident. Mrs. Ayres was employed as an assembly-line worker with Seiko Corp. in Mount Olive Township for the past 14 years. She was a parishioner of St. Michael's Church in Netcong. Survivors include two sons, Gene of Janesville, Wis., and Kevin of the Long Valley section of Washington Township; three daughters, Pat Clawson of Netcong, Kathleen Kongs of Cary, N.C., and Sharon Masker of Blairstown; three brothers, Vincent DiBernard of Toms River, Henry DiBernard of Tulsa, Okla., and Leonard DiBernard of Netcong; two sisters, Mary Burd and Katherine Norgard, both of Netcong ; and 12 grandchildren. Funeral services were held Friday, Nov. 9, from the Morgan Funeral Home, 31- 33 Main St., Netcong, to a Liturgy of Christian Burial celebrated at St. Michael 's Church, Netcong.
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BRUSSELS — The European Commission said Monday that Motorola Mobility may have abused its dominant market position by denying Apple the right to use technology essential for mobile phones.
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The apartment "Basel" is on the top floor of the house, from here you have a wide view into the wold of Odra. Under the umbrella you immediately feel at home. Protect and cozy.
The apartment "Basel" is on the top floor of the listed building and offers all the comforts. On 54 m2 offers the high quality equipped, with friendly, warm colors apartment all for a wonderful feel-good holiday. Here in a double room and a 2-bed room well find 5 people to relax. In the sunlit bathroom where you can relax after a long bike ride or hike in the Lower Oder Valley National Park. Who likes to cook and extensively on vacation, in the modern kitchen is everything from 4 plate Cerankochfed on the microwave, dishwasher, fridge freezer to the coffeemaker. For entertainment are a SAT-TV, micro system and also current board games and a small library selection available to you. Even in the great autumn & winter time it can be in the apartment well endure, heated floors and a dreamlike view in the Oderaue sweeten the break. (Inclusive Christmas tree for the holidays, if desired).
Surroundings: You are in the middle of the wonderful floodplain landscape, beautifully located at the foot of stumbling Berge.Über the house Dominating one of the oldest mountain peace of Germany, the stumbling tower, also 'Grützpott' called. From the observation deck you have a wonderful view of the floodplain of the Oder and far into the Polish neighboring country. Take your hiking boots and explore the land 'Brandenburg' who passes by the house. Or bring your bicycles (rental possible) and cycle along the Oder and the Oder-Neisse cycle path on many connecting paths through the wet & dry polder area. Endless, unobstructed width, chugging, slow-moving push boats will accompany you. A picnic on one of the many breakwaters heads in the Oder makes you feel like 'are water' in. The national park is a paradise for nature lovers & Ornthologen in general. Make sure to visit the National Park Centre in Criewen, 12km from Stolpe. Bike path always in the plane.
Excursions: Take the wheel or car and explore the Uckermark, the 'Tuscany of the North'. How would it be to me a trip to the nearby little town Angermünde with its beautiful medieval town center, you are dreaming on the lake promenade in the sun or pull incipient night with the night watchman for the famous 'heretic guided tour' through the streets of the city. Even in summer, at the beginning of the night regularly moonlight canoe tours on the old or in Oderberg instead. For particularly interested in technology, the Niederfinow Boat Lift offers for a visit by boat can be there 'drive through' next door and follow the huge new building overlooking the Oder. The spa town of Bad Freienwalde invites you to 'Turmdiplom'- different mountains to climb with a wide view of the Oder country. The children marvel at the Tierpark zoo in Eberswalde Angermünde and about the variety of wildlife.
culinary journey: In Stolpe you find the restaurant 'stumbling tower' with regional cuisine. Should it be something unusual, then, the restaurant 'Wallenstein' the little market next to the town hall in Angermünde regional & Mediterranean cuisine in a beautiful ambience and especially the finest culinary delights. Should it be coffee and cakes, then go around the corner to Cafe`Schmidt` & take place under the umbrella. Her gaze falls on the extraordinary art ensemble of 'market well'. You will be amazed. For the Eisnaschkatzen recommend among you is the Eiscafe 'Kiesling' in Oderberg. Invest the few kilometers and you combine your visit with the little town of Oderberg. Another tip from us is our favorite restaurant: "Old fishing 'at Werbellinsee Altenhof. The original, reed covered fishing house with wooden terrace on the lake offers excellent seafood dishes. You will not regret it. We promise. Beach nearby.
The picturesque village of Stolpe is a district of the city in the southern Angermünde Uckermark. Very hilly landscapes alternate with the adjacent valley of the Oder and the dry polder area between the Oder and Hohensaaten Fried directional Thaler waterway.
A wonderful, wide view to the slopes or in the neighboring country Poland has the mountain on which called the high keep, 'Grützpott' stands.
A very interesting place for ornithologists. Here you will find a wide range of species that are already lost in other areas of Germany. See Lower Oder Valley National Park. de.
Other Activities: Nordic walking, canoeing.


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So, in four weeks they are going to fix something
that they've been working on for YEARS????
I don't tin so.
Fix = throw more money to the contractors that screwed it up in the first place.
That is pretty much standard for lots of big projects, at least now they now know many of the places where they screwed up.
There is never time to do it right but there is always time to do it over.
Obamacare won't fail because of the technology, it will fail because people don't want to pay for bad insurance.
How can you fix a website which is supposed to implement a totally unworkable law which is crazier than anything Lewis Carroll ever thought of? "The Walrus and The Carpenter" is perfectly logical and understandable by comparison. If ten thousand computer scientists with ten thousand assistants work for a thousand years on the website the real problem will remain unsolved. As we used to say in Dixie, "You can't make chicken salad out of chicken shiite".


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How to Root Nexus S on Android 4.1.1 Jelly Bean
Google has just released the Android 4.1.1 Jelly Bean update for the Nexus S and those of you have upgraded their Nexus S with Jelly Bean update and now looking for root, we got a good news for them, a root method is now available to root the Nexus S on Android 4.1.1 Jelly Bean.
Do note that the root method is just for GSM Nexus S model number I9023, I9020T and the I9020A, you can check your smartphone detail from Setting>About Phone. Take a look on below guide to root your Nexus S on Android 4.1.1 Jelly Bean update but first make sure ClockworkMod Recovery is installed on your Nexus S, also create a backup of your device data such as SMS, internet setting, contacts music files etc because the below procedure may wipe data, you can sync your contacts with Gmail account and for messages use SMS apps, lastly use file expert app to backup apps.
DISCLAIMER: Please proceed the below guide at your own risk, Android Egis will not be held responsible if your device lost data or get damaged following this guide.
Step #1: Download the Root Package from XDA and transfer it to SD card of your Nexus S.
Step #2: Turn the device off and put into CWM recovery mode, to do so simply reboot the phone by holding down Volume Down and the Power buttons, first the device will enter in fastboot mode, there use volume keys to navigate and power button to select, and select RECOVERY option.
Step #3: Select "Install Zip from SD Card" then "Choose Zip from SD Card" and locate the downloaded file that you've transferred in above step and confirm installation.
Step #4: Once the installation is done, you need to reboot your device, to do so select "Go Back" after that select "Reboot System Now."
That's it, you have now rooted Nexus S running Android 4.1.1 Jelly Bean, you can comment below for queries.


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Ford Fiesta Sales Spike to Lead Sub-Compact Segment
The folks at Ford couldn't be happier with the success of the Fiesta. After pumping plenty of dollars into a marketing blitz for the car ahead of its launch, in just 10 months on sale it's now the most popular sub-compact in America, out-selling segment heavyweights, the Honda Fit and Nissan Versa.
With both of those models having dipped slightly over the past 12 to 24 months the Fiesta has seen a meteoric sales rise. Charted on a graph, the figures look like a pre-bust Enron stock chart. The Fit and Versa continue to be strong, however, which is more than can be said for the rest of the segment with sales of cars like the Toyota Yaris tanking, while the Hyundai Accent, Chevy Aveo and Scion models all seeing significant decreases as well. In fact, the only models that have seen an increase in the past year are the Fiat 500 and Mazda2, both of which are new to the market.
Having dipped below a 5 percent share of the market, the sub-compact segment does appear to be once-again gaining traction with higher gas prices that look to be here to stay.
Crunching the numbers, the folks at Polk credit the Fiesta's strong sales to unique options for the sub-compact segment, a strong Ford brand, and the fact that with the Aveo no longer on sale, Ford is the only domestic automaker with a sub-compact model for sale.
[Source: Polk]


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12 Haute Savoie, the French Alps
"The Alps might not be the first place to come to mind if you were looking for bargain properties in France," explains Liz Standley of French Property Ski. "But there is certainly good value for money in the area, particularly for families who love skiing. You can get a three-bedroom house in the Three Valleys region for €170,000 (£136,000) and a delightful two-bedroom village house in the same area for €167,000 (£134,000)."
On the market Three-bedroom house in the ski resort of Valmorel: €170,000 (£136,000) with French Property Ski.Picture: Alamy


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Phil Rogers of the Chicago Tribune had this to say about the Indians' search for an outfielder following an unsuccessful attempt to acquire Angels outfielder Bobby Abreu.
"There's a chance the Angels will release Bobby Abreu (owed $9 million) if they can't find a team that wants him. He has had a bad spring while moaning about a lack of at-bats. The Indians discussed a trade for him but backed off, seemingly to pursue Johnny Damon instead."
Damon, 38, played in 150 games for the Tampa Bay Rays last season, batting .261 with 16 homers, 73 RBI, 19 steals, and a .743 OPS.
Without an acquisition, the team will open the season with Shelley Duncan as the team's starting left fielder and Aaron Cunningham as the fourth outfielder, after he beat out Ryan Spilborghs for one of the final roster spots.
[Related: Brantley Strain Conjures up Sizemore Signing Pain]


text: Big Bang released their first installment of the Made Series on May 1 with M. It features the singles "Loser" and "Bae Bae" which the group have started performing on weekly music programs! For their Inkigayo comeback stage, Big Bang brought the spectacle of the "Bae Bae" MV to life with crazy hairstyles, creepy contacts and funky fashion…and that was just TOP! Compared to TOP, G-Dragon and Daesung, the other two members of Big Bang looked rather normal for "Bae Bae". Taeyang in particular could be seen wearing a Saint Laurent Fringed Biker Jacket ($7590) which he paired with distressed denim jeans and Dr Martens Boots ($125). Taeyang also wore a Long Plumes Necklace ($2995), also from Saint Laurent.


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This was briefly touched on in another thread, but I thought it warranted a separate topic.
Alcohol on the new plan is calculated differently. You CANNOT use the NI from the beer can to figure the PP (previous poster) value. (If you did, Guiness would be 2PP and regular beer would be 1. I'm guessing light beer would be free.) Instead, you have to use the listed value in the WW materials, which is pretty much double what it used to be.
This also will show up in some light foods that contain sugar alcohols-- like Vitatops for example. If you use the NI on a vitatop, you get 2PP, but the WW database will tell you 3 for all the chocolate varieties.


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This luxury hotel enjoys a remarkable position and consists of two buildings with a total of 618 rooms and suites. Facilities on offer include an air-conditioned foyer with a 24-hour reception desk, a currency exchange desk, a safe, and several lifts. Amenities available here include a car rental service, a souvenir shop, a newspaper stand, and a hairdresser. Business guests may make use of the business centre, and the hotel offers special banqueting arrangements for festivities of all kinds. The exclusive dining options here include a welcoming caf�, a pleasant bar, a cosy bistro, and a stylish, award-winning � la carte restaurant. Guests may also make use of the public Internet access, the WiFi hotspot, and the laundry service and room services. Younger guests are offered a children's playground where they may let off steam, and there are parking facilities for those arriving at the hotel by car. This hotel participates "Green Partnerhip Program".
This hotel is located in the heart of historic Quebec, standing high on a rock overlooking the mighty St. Lawrence River. It is part of the famous Ch�teau Frontenac, the city's landmark built in the year 1893. Well worth seeing, the old town of Quebec, which features a completely intact fortified wall, can be reached in a few minutes on foot. Various shopping and entertainment facilities are to be found in the near vicinity of the hotel, and further attractions in the surrounding area, such as the Montmorency Waterfalls, can also be reached with ease.
The luxurious and stylish rooms all come with an en suite bathroom with bath, shower and hairdryer, a telephone, a radio, an Internet connection, and satellite/ cable TV. Further fittings include a hire safe, a minibar, tea and coffee making facilities, and an iron and ironing board. The heating and air conditioning are individually adjustable. The suites are more spacious and include a separate seating area. Some rooms include a balcony, and from many rooms it is possible to enjoy superb views over the city and the St. Lawrence River.
Relaxation comes in the form of an exquisite health spa with an indoor swimming pool with Jacuzzi and loungers, a sauna, and a steam room. A range of massage and spa treatments are also on offer, while sports enthusiasts may enjoy a work-out in the gym.
Breakfast is available to guests each morning. Guests may select their breakfast, midday and evening meals from the ample buffets. Lunch and dinner may additionally be taken as a set menu or � la carte. Furthermore, special dietary requirements can be catered for. It is also possible to book a half-board or a full-board stay.
All major credit cards, such as American Express, Diners Club, JCB, MasterCard and VISA, are accepted as methods of payment.
The hotel features rooms and facilities with disabled access. In addition, small pets are permitted to stay at this hotel.
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The sculpture, created by Nancy Russell, is a bust of Mark Twain and is on display at the Graceful Arts Center. It is valued at $800, which will be donated to the Northwestern English department. If a buyer wishes to make the purchase as a tax deduction, please write a check for more than the valued amount to the Northwester Foundation/English Department Visiting Writers Series. The amount over $800 is deductible to the buyer as a donation.
Sheldon graduated from Northwestern in 1968 with a degree in English and is the author of several novels inspired by northwest Oklahoma, including The Yard Dog. In 2006 his Tale of the Oklahoma Land Rush won the Oklahoma book Award in Fiction and was selected as an official Oklahoma Centennial Project.
Nancy is known for her artistic talents in several mediums. She is best known in Alva for the bronze of Dale Brown at the Runnymede.
Both artists have pieces displayed and for purchase at the Graceful Arts Center.
For more information on the sculpture or Northwestern's English department, please contact Kathy Earnest, instructor of English, at firstname.lastname@example.com or (580) 327-8472.
MISSION STATEMENT: Northwestern Oklahoma State University provides quality educational and cultural opportunities to learners with diverse needs by cultivating ethical leadership and service, critical thinking and fiscal responsibility.