Carol Nation's e-repository homepage lists her multimedia webpages
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Imagery Poetry & Soliloquy by Carol Heller Nation +++ Links to Carol's Cameos, with a mini description and sub-link to each website ~~ ~~ http://community-2.webtv.net/CarryNation ~~ when you lose your mother: A Sunflower Blooms in Heaven looks back at a journalist's first year as a motherless child. +++ Hey Jude: We Love You is a tribute to a girlhood friend's valiant-but-losing battle with cancer. http://community-2.webtv.net/WichitaCarol ~~ poetry, music, misadventure, wild horses, an urban fairy tale, love, lilacs & geology http://community-2.webtv.net/NeonCarnation ~~ Neon Nocturne, celebrating the first century of neon; Neon Nightmares' with abstract images and surreal haiku; and the 'Sweet Haiku Suite' (Too-hot-to-sleep Haiku, Too-cold- to- get -outta -bed Haiku, Spring-Sings Haiku, & Crisp -Autumn-Haiku). Some of these pages lost images in the 250Free.com crash and are being collected. Neon Nightmares has been restored with its nightmare images. http://community-2.webtv.net/Summaq/SummaqSoliloquies ~~ poetry & soliloquy on fairy tales and fireballs, Arlington in Winter, sumac & a medieval dream, music, Hurricane Isabelle, carnations & cornflakes, pencil sketches, a night in jail, and more (including links to previous editions of Summaq Soliloquies .... http://community-2.webtv.net/ZaneZarro ~~ The Accidental Artist: Off-Beat Haiku & Art offers whimsical haiku and freeze-frame art as a gentle entertainment for people dealing with cancer. The site provides links to a dozen useful cancer information resources. http://carnation.250free.com/acarnivalofcarnations ~~ A Carnival of Carnations presents an appeal to home gardeners to cultivate the perennial carnation. The goal is to save the historical and beloved carnation from becoming extinct due to the growing popularity of hot-house carnations destined to be cut-flowers (and ultimately only compost). NOTE: This page is under reconstruction after the great 250free.com crash. Text has been restored and images will be visible soon. (and new pages under construction) +++ FROM HARD NEWS TO POETRY and SOLILOQUY: Carol Heller Nation emphasized the terra firma side of life working and freelancing as a newspaper - magazine - newsletter reporter and editor, and as a government public affairs writer-editor, and speech writer. Topics include: hunger and homelessness, poverty and welfare, prison reform, church programs, disabilities, mental retardation and illness, special education, school board meetings and budgets and desegregation programs, health and medical issues, traffic - highways - bicycle routes and mass transportation, the urban infrastructure and tree canopy, drinking water, storm-water-drainage systems, sewage disposal and water treatment, street construction and maps, hazardous materials disposal, solid waste collection, environmental recycling programs, municipal snow and ice control, air and water pollution, the tourism industry ... and more. Nation's resume includes reporting/writing/editing and design/production (starting in high school at the Mulvane (KS) Weekly News), at the Topeka (KS) Daily Capital, University of Kansas Public Affairs Office, Kansas City Kansan, University Daily Kansan, Wichita (KS) Eagle-Beacon (where she also wrote editorial page columns and much of her work was carried by the Associated Press), Abilene (TX) Reporter-News, Texas Bar Journal, Texas Highways & Tourism Department, Texas Highways magazine, University of Texas Geological Survey Commission, University of Texas Historical Survey Commission, Texas Education Agency, Texas Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation and Prison Reform, Texas Parade history/tourism magazine, John Henry Faulk's "Austin on the Go" magazine and ad agency, and the public affairs offices of the Arlington County (VA) Public Works Department and the county manager's office. She also freelances, and has researched and written numerous news reports for NAESP (National Association of Elementary School Principals), including school safety tips --- BEFORE the violent Columbine crisis; and Stratton Publishing Co., including a feature which included a memorable tour of CIA headquarters. Online, however, Nation mostly looks at the softer side of life ~~~ writing soliloquy and poetry, incorporating painting and illustration and photography. She writes and designs webpages about nature, wildlife and pets and people, flowers and faith, prairie life and small towns, cities and neighborhoods, and life, love, and loss. You are invited to stroll through her work at Carol's Cameos. And yes, she hails from Kansas, and many friends call her Carnation and/or Carry Nation. (Note: if readers encounter any references to "Carol's Cameros," this is merely a wistful typo.) +++ |
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+++ Beautiful Poetry and Art at Your Cyberspace Fingertips: To enjoy a complete cosmopolitan wealth of poetry and art --- (in addition to the Beltway quarterly poetry journal and a comprehensive treasury of resource-links for all the arts nationally and internationally) --- visit the Washington metropolitan area's WashingtonArt.com poetry site at http://washingtonart.com/beltway.html and http://washingtonart.com/index.html. +++ The latter includes a free subscription to the online International Arts News (which offers even more worldwide gateway-links to art events, resources and news) at http://wwar.com/news/subscription1.html via AbsoluteArts.com . Hundreds of thousands of artists and art lovers have visited these online sites. +++ |
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