Monthly Archives: October 2013

FILMS – OCTOBER 2013

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(Klimov 1965) Wel­come, or No Tres­pass­ing [Добро пожаловать, или Посторонним 
. . . вход воспрещён]
(Hon­da 1958) The H‑Man
(Addiss 1956) Alfred Hitch­cock Presents: Ep.21 ― Safe Conduct
(Bak­er 1967) Quater­mass and the Pit [Ham­mer ver­sion] Read more »

First-time listening for October, 2013

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24044. (Gioacchi­no Rossi­ni) Demetrio e Poli­bio [com­plete opera; d. Car­raro; Gon­za­les, Surjan]
24045. (Gia­co­mo Puc­ci­ni) Manon Lescaut [com­plete opera; d. Rah­bari; Gau­ci, Kuladov, Saudinero]
24046. (Social Dis­tor­tion) Mommy’s Lit­tle Monster
24047. (El Ten Eleven) Every Direc­tion Is North
24048. (Giuseppe Ver­di) La travi­a­ta [com­plete opera; d. Toscani­ni; Albanese, Peerce, Mer­rill] Read more »

READING – OCTOBER 2013

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21284. (David W. Mau­ri­er) The Amer­i­can Con­fi­dence Man
21285. (Peter J. Boet­tke, Daniel J. Smith & Nicholas A. Snow) Been There Done That: 
. . . . . The Polit­i­cal Econ­o­my of Déja Vu [arti­cle]
21286. (Mau­r­izio Viroli) From Pol­i­tics to Rea­son of State — The Acqui­si­tion and 
. . . . . Trans­for­ma­tion of the Lan­guage of Pol­i­tics 1250–1600
21287. (David W. Mau­ri­er) Speech Pecu­liar­i­ties of the North Atlantic Fishermen 
. . . . . [arti­cle]
21288. (Steven G. Hor­witz & William J. Luther) The Great Reces­sion and Its Aftermath 
. . . . . from a Mon­e­tary Equi­lib­ri­um The­o­ry Per­spec­tive [arti­cle]
21289. (J. E. King) Four The­ses on the Glob­al Finan­cial Cri­sis [arti­cle]
21290. (Thomas E. Sheri­dan) Land­scapes of Fraud — Mis­sion Tumacá­cori, the Baca 
. . . . . Float, and the Betray­al of the O’odham
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Saturday, October 5, 2013 — California Dreaming.…. It’s Back

Posted by on October 5, 2013 No comments

mayer.kim.01For sev­er­al gen­er­a­tions, the State of Cal­i­for­nia has been the barom­e­ter of social trends in the Unit­ed States. It was the state Amer­i­cans moved to because they were young, gay, cre­ative, or just because they were sick and tired of work­ing in coal mines or being screamed at by bible-thump­ing ass­holes. If you have been sink­ing into acute depres­sion think­ing of the antics of the Repub­li­com­mies and their Tea Par­ty zom­bies, and oth­er signs of senil­i­ty in Amer­i­can cul­ture, then this should refresh your faith in the Amer­i­can peo­ple: Bill Maher- Cal­i­for­nia is leading

Image of the month: We Guard the Black Planet!

Posted by on October 1, 2013 No comments

13-10-01 BLOG Image of the month - We Guard the Black Planet!