Sculpting Skin & Bones in Forms Great & Small The New York Sun
There is little mystery to the dramatic first impression of Ron Mueck's art. His fiberglass and silicone nude sculptures startle with their verisimilitude to actual human bodies, describing in exquisite detail physical minutiae like nose hair, toenails, veins, stubble, and the soft pink flesh of nipples and lips. Mr. Mueck's realism is so tactile that it arrests viewers, forces them to look
Angelic behavior and the contagious curmudgeon The Bolingbrook Sun
The hands on the clock suggested a ridius, dead-of-night hour when it became excruciatingly clear that the preschooler was up and doing her occasional sleepwalking thing.
Letters to Santa The South Alabamian
Dear Santa, I have been a very good girl this year. Some of the really good things I’ve done are learn to count, dress myself and share. What I would like the very most this year for Christmas would be a big doll house. And, if it’s not too much trouble, I’d also appreciate the following: a train set, dress up clothes and candy canes.
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Kids' letters to Santa: Day 8 Zanesville Times Recorder
We’re carrying on our own holiday tradition — publishing kids’ letters to Santa. The letters will be published in the Dec. 17 and Dec. 24 print editions of the Times Recorder, but you can get an early peek at the kids’ wishes at zanesvilletimesrecorder.com.
Staff recipes The Lufkin Daily News
The Well Wishes employee wellness group wishes everyone happy holidays as we offer recipes from some of our staff at The Lufkin Daily News. Included are the original recipes with healthy substitution suggestions, and a few words from each staff member. We hope you enjoy the recipes, making them a fun and healthy part of your family celebrations.
Shattered lives The Columbus Dispatch
On Nov. 18, 2005, a group of popular Kenton High School athletes stole a deer decoy and put it in the middle of a hilly, rural road, just to see what would happen. A teenage driver swerved to miss the deer and crashed. Hours later, he and his young passenger were fighting for their lives.
Fun facts about Elvis The Fredericksburg Free Lance-Star
'Graceland: An Interactive Pop-Up Tour' takes Elvis fans beyond the velvet ropes of the celebrated home of the king of rock 'n' roll
Inns display their finest ornaments for good cause Mendocino Beacon
For three nights, the North Coast, from Fensalden Inn on Navarro Ridge Road north to downtown Fort Bragg, glowed and glittered with festive lights for Christmas.
How would we fare alone on a world stage? The Scotsman
FOR 300 years, Scotland has operated on the world stage as a part of the United Kingdom. Wars and campaigns, triumphs and disasters have been shared equally with Scotland's Union partners.
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