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The Falcon In Hollywood (1944) This post is my contribution to Goatdog's Blog-a-thon, Movies about Movies. Be sure to click on the Movies about Movies banner above to be taken to the Movies about Movies page where you can jump to all the great posts from other contributors.

Funkhouser to take DeSimone's seat By Evan Brown Category: Local Tags: David Funkhouser, Mark DeSimone, LD11, Ann Wallack, Eric Meyer, Janet Napolitano, Barbara Leff David Funkhouser, a Phoenix attorney and Democratic activist, was unanimously approved by the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors Wednesday to fill the Legislative District 11 state House seat vacated by Mark DeSimone.

I recently switched genres, a big one, from women’s fiction to a paranormal novella. It felt right when I was writing women’s fiction, but it felt great writing the novella, breezing through it, and now taking more time with the next drafts. Another writer once told me I should stick to one thing.

The News & Observer editor John Drescher said “We reported aggressively but used restraint when it came to publication. WTF? Reporting without publishing is not reporting at all. Reminds me of the coverage the News & Observer gave the Duke LaCross team.

I was moved by the sight of Nobel Laureate Toni Morrison, leading a white-robed procession to inaugurate the first of ten Bench in the Road placements (by the Toni Morrison Society) honoring the memory of slaves near their point of entry into this country.  On July 26, the seventy-seven year-old Ms.

The Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute has received a $250,000 multi-year grant from the J.P. McCarthy Fund of the Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan to benefit its J.P. McCarthy Cord Stem Cell Bank.

This just in... Romance Writers of America's 28th Annual National Conference is about to kick off in California. Authors, readers, publishers, agents, just to name a few, will be gathering in the city by the bay, San Francisco, starting today, July 30, through Sunday, August 2, at the Marriott Hotel at Union Square.

A Send Off Fit for Royalty: Dr. Barbara Ann Teer Posted on July 29, 2008 by D. Bell Whenever I think of Harlem, I think of the tag line of the Apollo: “Where stars are born and legends are made.” The home going ceremony for Dr. Barbara Ann Teer was legendary.

Barbara hails from upstate New York where she studied fine art in high school and college.  During her working years she took the occasional art course, but since retiring she has studied in various media with numerous instructors including: Dorothy Moreau, Sue Byrne Russell, Dani Janov, Sue Connor, Frank Webb, Ann Vasilik, Sandra Moore, Elaine Bailey, Dr.

Back in the day, whoring for Lustre-Creme was a right of passage. (Thanks, Tristan!)