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1. Random wears it well with Rod memoir

Written By: 
Charlotte Williams
Publication Date: 
Wed, 05/10/2011 - 12:08

Random House has acquired the autobiography of Grammy Award-winning rock 'n' roll singer and musician Rod Stewart, with Stewart promising to "hold nothing back".

The Random House Group UK and Random House US jointly acquired world rights to the memoir of the former Faces frontman, with the deal struck by Random House Group c.e.o. and chairman Gail Rebuck, Cornerstone m.d. Susan Sandon, and Crown Archetype senior vice-president and publisher Tina Constable in the US, through Arnold Stiefel at Stiefel Entertainment.

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2. E is for Elvia

Mixed media in sketchbook.

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3. Illustration Friday: Theater


"Channeling her inner Diva."


I don't have an inner Diva. I don't think I ever have. I don't feel the need to try and upstage anyone. Just the thought of that drama is too exhausting!

The world is a stage as they say, and we are all actors in a grand play until our final curtain call.




acrylic paint, colored pencils (prismacolor), patterned paper, and a sticker for the sparkly crown!

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4. Froggies/Albert Don't be Such a BABY!!!


Frogs always have so much fun.... most of the time.

Just what was it about Albert that was so different from the others at the pond. He always seemed a bit distant, unusual and somewhat depressed. You might even say he was a bit aloof, above it all, a frog of a different nature. He just didn't join in the froggie fun. He was being such a "baby" sometimes!
©Ginger Nielson 2008

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5. Coronation



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6. It's a wonder we can read at all

A new study says, " When we read our eyes lock on to different letters in the same word instead of scanning a page smoothly from left to right as previously thought, researchers said on Monday. Using sophisticated eye tracking equipment, the team looked at letters within a word and found that people combined parts of a word that were on average two letters apart, said Simon Liversedge, a cognitive psychologist at the University of Southampton."

This might explain my brother's and sister's dyslexia, or at least help kids in the future.

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