Items for Sale

Submitted by Arthur Crow:

I have a love seat for $75, two vacuums $15-20, a 13 inch tv $15, and a dresser with mirror with a minor scratch $75 on top for sale.
also a microwave $40

email is Ac153767@reddies.hsu.edu

Poetry Submission

Submitted by Mahesh Patil:

when the charm becomes so cute,

the flower becomes the fruit .

beauty on her ance,

beingness is romance.

some time i spend with the blacks widow ,

some time apart me i feel my shadow .

there the dark

seems no-one

close your eyes

go find the sun.

touching the light is the secret art,

love arise deep in the heart…………..

Library Poetry Contest Winners

We had 59 entries! The top 3 winners poems are below.

From left to right:
1st Place: Minette Santarcangelo
2nd Place: Todd Cragg
3rd Place: Dana Byars

SPICE – 1st place

By: Minnette Santarcangelo

Fields of sunflowers dancing through my mind

Wooden hearts pulsate, feral to the core

The hand on my belly, cords sizzling, sways to the rhythm

Holding hands drifting with the evening’s breeze

Exploring the unknown reveals bounded desires

Dimensional petals slowly open, synergy flows, pleasures unfold

Spicy tongues indulge, surrender to the night’s mystical call

The drapes fall, peace claims all

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For sale: Yoga Set

Submitted by Krystal McDade:

I have a yoga bag, mat, 3 blocks, towel, and strap that have never been used to sale if anyone is interested in buying the whole set for $50. I spent well over that amount and then was never able to take the class so none of it ever got used. I can be reached via my email at kmcdade@npcc.edu.

A Monster’s Tail

Created by NPCC’s Visual and Media Arts Department using Final Cut Studio and Photoshop.

Monster artist: Richard Browne
Motion Animation/Editing: Ricky Coulter
Narration: Juan Balderas, Ricky Coulter, Pete Hess

“The sun from the view of Lake Hamilton Track Meet Thursday April 8, 2010″

Submitted by Susan Joslin:

I took these pictures of the sun on Thursday April 8th at the Lake Hamilton Track Meet .

“How My Garden Grows”

Submitted by Doug Phillips:

My garden grows from experience. I worked with plants professionally for fifteen years. I started at a large wholesale nursery and then moved into the retail and landscaping business. When I moved back home to Arkansas, my place had some land, so I decided to have a garden. After twenty years plus of research, the following are the methods that have worked for me.

The first step in planting a garden is where to plant. We will want to get out a compass and find out which direction is south. Next, find a sunny spot with southern exposure. We have lots of trees, so make sure the garden will not be shaded when the trees are fully leafed out. Personally, I like some shade in the afternoon because we have such hot summers. This can be obtained by having some shade on the west-side.

Samples from “Color Photography”

Submitted by Lezley Cochran:

“Jessica Mansilla turned in this assignment. The goal of the project was to replicate the artistic style of a painting using modern technology including Photoshop, a Nikon digital camera, and studio lighting. She successfully demonstrated a firm grasp of contrast and proper lighting, as well as good composition. Jessica utilized Paul Cezanne as her inspiration.”

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Pit Bull Puppies for Sale

Submitted by Alissia Harmon:

I have Pit Bull Puppies for sale. 3 females and 3 males, they are 5 weeks old, not papered, and will be up to date on their shots before going to new homes. $100 I have pictures available upon request.
My contact info is:
Alissia Harmon
501-520-8996
lissia_19@yahoo.com

A few shots from a recent trip to the trails.

Up near the top of Black Snake road, right on the top of the mountain, there’s a nice long trail called(I believe) Sunset Trail. Over spring break, I managed to get up there and did some trail walking with my camera. I found a nice spot that gave pretty much the perfect vantage point to look at part of the campus.

Here’s the Nursing Building from on top of the mountain.

The tower from on top of the mountain.

And a couple of obligatory sunset shots…