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An Indelible Imprint
Written by Books by Mark Clarke, Illustrated by Kelsi Lee Lytle | Article Written by Megin Potter on November 26, 2025. Posted in Entertainment. Books by Mark Clarke, Illustrated by Kelsi Lee Lytle Article Written by Megin Potter In two children’s books written by Mark Clarke, bright watercolor illustrations by Greenfield artist Kelsi Lee Lytle draw you further into charming stories that cultivate curiosity and a deeper understanding of the world.
MAOR'S CHRISTMAS TALE
A captivating retelling of the Nativity for kids. Jesus’ birth is seen through the eyes of a mouse in this winsome holiday storybook. Clarke recaps the Gospel Nativity story through the perspective of Maor, an old mouse living in the Bethlehem stable where Joseph and Mary take shelter and Mary delivers Jesus.
DIGGER DIGGER DIGGER
by Mark A. Clarke ; illustrated by Karen Amendolagine ‧ A little boy engages in imaginative sandbox play with his front-end loadertoy in Clarke’s picture book. Young children’s fascination with construction vehicles, whether toys or the real thing, is an evergreen picture-book theme.
Inglewood Archives - Guardian Liberty Voice
Home»Archives»U.S.»California»Inglewood Los Angeles Woman Hospitalized After Jumping From Building on Fire By Douglas Cobb on December 4, 2014 Breaking News!, California, Fire, Inglewood, U.S. In Los Angeles, California, on Thursday, December 4, a woman was taken to a hospital after she jumped from a third floor window of an apartment which was on fire, according to NBC Southern California, which first broke this story. She is listed in critical condition.
Plane Crash in Aspen, Colorado
A plane has crashed on the runway at the Aspen Airport. Details are still coming in, but the Pitkin County Sheriff’s Department has confirmed the crash. Tweets from several individuals, including comedian Kevin Nealon and singer Leanne Rimes Cibrian, describe the explosion of what appears to be a small private jet. According to the Federal Aviation Administration the plane involved in the crash is a Bombardier Challenger 600, a 68-foot business class jet produced by Bombardier Aerospace.
Anderson Silva Breaks Ankle During UFC 168
Anderson Silva, long one of the most dominant fighters in the UFC and once the middleweight champ, has suffered a devastating injury during his rematch with current champion Chris Weidman. During the second round of UFC 168 Saturday night, Silva delivered a low kick, which Weidman checked with his knee; Silva’s ankle appeared to break in half, bending to an impossible angle and sending the Brazilian fighter to the ground in excruciating pain.
Khodorkovsky Speaks Out
Mikhail Khodorkovsky is speaking out for the first time in a decade. Once ranked as the richest man in Russia, as well as Forbes’ 16th richest man in the world, Khodorkovsky was a model of success in the post-Soviet era of perestroika. He accumulated a tremendous amount of wealth during the privatization of state-owned assets, becoming a multi-billionaire through helming the oil company Yukos. He was on top of the world.
Colorado Shooting Part of Larger Problem
Colorado has again been scarred by the violent actions of a deranged gunman. On the eve of the anniversary of another murderous rampage, the shooting of 20 children and six adults at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut, 18-year old Karl Pierson entered Arapahoe High School in Centennial, Colorado and opened fire. Claire Davis, a 17-year-old student, was struck in the head by a shell and is currently in critical condition.
Winter Storm Turns Deadly
A powerful winter storm turns deadly as it wrecks snowy havoc in Pennsylvania, and is believed to be a factor in a massive 50 car pile-up on the westbound side of the Pennsylvania Turnpike near Morgantown. The entire area around Philadelphia is under a warning from the National Weather Service, and forecasts call for the winter storm to deliver several inches of the white stuff before the system moves out of the area.
Pope Francis Is a Marxist
Pope Francis is a Marxist and should not comment on matters of money. This seems to be the overall tenor of the response of the political right to the Holy Father’s comments regarding global capitalism.
Fast Food Workers Fight Back
Fast food workers in over a 100 cities around the country went on strike today to protest what they describe as unlivable wages and a pattern of economic injustice by their corporate paymasters. The fast food employees are joined by a coalition of labor organizers and supporters who are seeking to have the federal minimum wage raised to $15 per hour. From McDonalds to Taco Bell, employees took to the streets with posters and banners, chanting their ire at waiting video cameras.
Why Twitter May Fail
Twitter offered its stock up in an IPO a month ago, but the verdict is still out on the long-term viability of the popular social media platform. On Thursday, November 7, Twitter stock opened on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) at $45.10. The stock rose to just over $50, but closed at under $45. Anyone who bought early and held that stock lost money that day. The microblogging service was debuted in 2006, and gained support quickly. By 2012 over 200 million users were registered on the site.
Google Glass Has Eye on the Future
There was a time, not so long ago, when that person watching you from across the street through a high-tech heads-up display (HUD) was probably a time-travelling terminator, come from the future to exterminate you, and they still might be, or they could just be checking you out from behind the lenses of their new Google Glass. I suppose it depends on the kind of crowd that you run with.
Apple Inc. Squares Off Against Google
Apple Inc. is going toe-to-toe with Google, and the results should be spectacular. The two tech giants have a lot in common; both offer lifestyle services accessible through wireless technology, both have a significant share of the global mobile platform operating system market, and both have strong financial forecasts for the coming year. How do these companies stack up against one another in terms of offerings, innovations and financials? Apple Inc.
Cannabis Culture on the Rise
Cannabis culture is on the rise in the United States and worldwide. Cannabis, the scientific designation for the flowering plant also known as hemp or marijuana, has seen a surge of popular and scientific support over the past few years. There are initiatives in several states to support both medical and recreational use of the plant.
Gaming Consoles Set for Battle Royale
The Battle of the Gaming Consoles will take place on Black Friday, and there will be no mercy. The top heavyweights of the eighth-generation of video game consoles, Sony’s PlayStation 4 and Microsoft’s Xbox One, will begin to slug it out in earnest as the 2013 holiday shopping season officially begins. Each of the eighth-generation gaming consoles boasts AMD x86 dual quad-core processors, 8 GB of DDR3 RAM, Blu-ray optical drives and Radeon GPUs for high-level graphics processing.
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