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Global Heavyweight: Marilyn Carlson Nelson waited nearly a lifetime to become CEO of Carlson Cos. Now she plans to take the top travel services firm to ... An article from: Chief Executive (U.S.) by David Saltman, 2003-08-01 Hotdish Haiku by Pat Dennis; Mary Hirsch; Dean Johnson; Mary Monica Pulver; Jeremy Yoder; Lance Zarimba; Codey Livingood; Peggy Jaegly; Thea Miller Ryan; Marit Livingood; Marilyn Victor; Wendy Nelson; Sandra Thomas; Dale Wolf, 2005-09-01 Marilyn Monroe (Nelson Graded Readers) by Peter Dainty, 1986-11 The mourning dove (Zenaidura macroura) by Marilyn L Nelson, 1971 Families Lost and Found- LDS Nonfiction- Narratives That Provide Testimony That We Are Not Alone As We Search for Our Lost Families- Genealogical Research by Lee Nelson and Marilyn Brown, 2006 Carver a Life in Poems by Marilyn Nelson, 2001-01-01 The blue crab (Callinectes sapidus): Its ecology and mortality by Marilyn L Nelson, 1971 Triolets for Triolet by Marilyn Nelson, 2001-12 She-Devil Circus by Marilyn Nelson, 2001 Down the Dark Pine Green: Leo Connellan and His Poetry

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81. The Florence Griswold Museum
    When Connecticut’s Poet Laureate marilyn nelson opened Soul Mountain Retreat on Baker’s Lane Shortly after the Museum was introduced to marilyn nelson,  
    http://www.flogris.org/exhibitions/2006/06Venture.html
    
    Extractions: Soul Mountain Retreat of East Haddam, Connecticut. The Museum is grateful for the support of Connecticut Humanities Council and Pfizer. An Introduction to Venture Smith Venture Smith was born in the 1720s in what today is Ghana. His name was Broteer Furro, and he was the first son of a king. He was about six years old and enjoying an idyllic childhood when his community was captured by an army of black slave traders. After seeing his father tortured to death, little Broteer was separated from his family and sold, for a length of cloth and some rum, to the ship's steward aboard a Rhode Island slaveship. Robertson Mumford named the child Venture.

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