Michael Strickland
Adventure along with an iconoclast
Real Name: Michael Strickland Member Since: August 21, 2007 Last Signed In: January 07, 2009 Profile Views: 955 Blog Views: 6861 Compassionate Conservatism: Myth or Reality? Support Idaho State University's Martin Luther King Jr. Human Rights Celebration Putting Food on the Table: Tips for Squeezing Optimal Nutrition from Minimal Grocery Budgets Dos and do nots of mixing alcohol, medications Barack Obama Is America's Favorite Republican! Letter to J.R. MILLER, CHIEF OF POLICE, Pocatello, ID Potty Training CONSERVATION MATTERS: Tips for a Sustainable Thanksgiving No worries for Idaho State University Following This Historic Election, Discover One of the Civil Rights Movement's Unsung Heroes August 07 September 07 October 07 November 07 December 07 January 08 February 08 March 08 April 08 May 08 June 08 July 08 August 08 September 08 October 08 November 08 December 08 January 09 Also see: http://essenceblack.blogspo... 
RSS 2.0    |
||
|
Pocatello Readings: Online List of Literary Events in the Pocatello Area
Hey everyone . . . Best, Call for Organizers: Readings Things have been very quiet around Pocatello lately. Let's get out there and organize some readings for the upcoming months. Know of someone you've been dying to hear read? Set up a reading for them! Anxious to read that new piece you've been working on all summer? Ask someone to do a reading with you. Just remember to let us know about your event (the month before) so we can help spread the word. Let's help keep Pocatello a lively community of writers! Call for Submissions: Literary Pavers The deadline for the next round of the Pocatello Arts Council's Literary Pavers is Oct. 31. The pavers are two foot square granite pavers located in the brick walkways along the sidewalks in Pocatello's Old Town area, engraved with literary excerpts of roughly 50 words describing some facet of living in the Pocatello area. For complete guidelines, please visit www.pocatelloarts.org and click on the "Calls" tab, or contact John Gribas at 282-2695 for more information. Call for Submissions: Oregon Short Line The Oregon Short Line—described by Jeff Pearson (editor-in-chief) as a sleek, hand-sewn magazine of poetry published by the Walrus and Carpenter Bookstore—is seeking submissions for their first issue. Deadline for submissions is March 21. For guidelines please contact: Jeff Pearson, editor-in-chief 223 N. 15th Ave. Pocatello, ID 83201 E-mail: legoverleg@gmail.com 0 comments from 0 users
|
||
Local time is currently Fri Jan 9, 2009 3:40:00 am MST
The JHub is 100% local to Southeastern Idaho
