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Monthly Archives: August 2013
Farewell, Mr. Heaney
Nobel laureate Seamus Heaney has died, at the age of 74. While I’m familiar with his other work, I’m particularly touched by this because his version of Beowulf is the one in the Norton Anthology, and hence the one through … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Education, Family, Literature, Medievalia
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Dr. Tongue’s 3-D House of Marching Bands
Via the Spawn, we have what is apparently a moment from a recent Drum Corps International competition (think marching band on steroids): Unfortunately, they later attempted to form a tesseract and the trumpet section disappeared into the inaccessible Plateau of … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Music
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An Observation and a Plug
You know, I keep hearing about the King family’s connection to the March on Washington, but I never see them in the film footage: Meanwhile, I’ve been in serious need of some cheering up as the jury selection gets rolling … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Family, Literature, Music
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Not the Best of Days
When I got up this morning, I saw that the lead story in the Northern KY news concerns the trial. Jury selection begins the day after tomorrow. If I were wise, I would probably ignore all the coverage, leave the … Continue reading
Posted in Family
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In the Region Between
Yes, I’m still around. I spent Saturday through Wednesday in Kentucky, as preparations continued for my brother’s trial. Jury selection begins on Monday, and I’ll return to Kentucky after Labor Day, in time for opening statements. How grim have things … Continue reading
Reasons to Be Cheerful, or Not.
Some — OK, many — of my friends describe me as something of a curmudgeon. I don’t think I am — quite. What I am is someone with a tragic view of humanity and a certainty that we live in … Continue reading
TCB, Baby…
The post title is in honor of Elvis Presley, who checked out 36 years ago today, when he was five years younger than I am now. I remember hearing the news en route to football practice, and spending the next … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Education, Music
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Goodbye, Mr. Lanier
Anyone who has read my book will recognize how much Blue Öyster Cult’s work has influenced my own habits and taste. I discovered the band (beyond the obvious hits) when I was in tenth grade, when a friend of mine … Continue reading
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I Guess It Keeps Them Off the Streets…
We constantly hear about the horrors of gridlock in DC. Me, I see it as a feature, rather than a bug, but it’s good to know that when the country, nay, the world is faced with a genuine existential threat, … Continue reading
A Quiet Weekend — Bits and Pieces
I’ve stuck close to Spackle Manor this weekend, sleeping in and listening to music as much as possible. While I was at it, I wrote a 900-word story. I’ve always called those short-shorts, but I understand the kids today call … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Family, Music, Pixel-stained Wretchery, Why I Do What I Do
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