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Daily Archives: 29 January 2009
Trinity, I Think Not
A curious quote from the usually competent Elizabeth Lev of Zenit: An increasing number of people believe Galileo to be the father, Darwin (whose Origin of the Species is celebrating its 150th anniversary this year) the son, and Albert Einstein … Continue reading
Posted in Science
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Cooperative Extremes, Moderates, and Non-Extremes
A few days ago at dotCommonweal, Cathleen Caveny upfronted a good comment from Chris Currie and gave it it’s own thread. I had composed a reply there the other night, but lost it. So I figured I could say half … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
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Jazz Thursday: “Journey Home” with the MSO
It’s an early post, in part because this artist deserves to have her music in the full light of day. I enjoyed Maria Schneider’s compositions at the Eastman School of Music in the 80’s. Her ability to get wonderful color … Continue reading
Posted in Music
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