September 24, 2008 – New York (apj.us) – Either John McCain has let his impulsive side get the best of him yet again, or he thinks you’re stupid, or both.
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Bailout: So What’s Wrong with This Picture?
September 22, 2008 – Denver (apj.us) – The short answer is…
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The Dam Bursts: John McCain and a ‘Nam MIA Cover-up
Mister War Hero (did you know he was a POW?) has some serious explaining to do. How many of our men in uniformed were left behind, John? (And here I’d been planning to get all snarky over my morning coffee about the Palin-McCain Administration’s lie about Alaska producing 20% of the nation’s energy [hat tip to Koop]).
Cross-posted to APJ
What Athenae Said
The Origin
At digby’s must-read Hullabaloo blog, where he more often comments on political issues under the screen name tristero, composer Richard Einhorn informs readers that he has just completed his oratorio The Origin, based on the writings of scientist Charles Darwin; it will premiere next February at SUNY Oswego, with performing participants including Kitka, a remarkable eastern European female choir. This looks to be a première well worth the pilgrimage.
A Tale of Two Campaigns
First. go read what Jamison Foser has to say about one of McCain’s de facto lead issues, namely complaining about the press…
Two decades before Thomas Edison recorded sound on tinfoil…
… Edouard-Leon Scott de Martinville was making recordings with the phonautograph. A century and a half later, scientists at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory devised a way to play them back. Read the article here.
Another reason not to use RealPlayer
Looks like it has a security hole when used with Internet Explorer. CNet’s Crave blog has the story — but since the link is broken, you can read the gist following the break:
Security Watch: Bought a digtal picture frame recently?
A slew of reviews at classicalsource.com
The Pacifica Quartet plays all five of Elliott Carter’s string quartets on one program , Lorin Maazel tackles Berio and Brahms, and not one but two reviews of the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra conducted by Mariss Jansons.