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Rainy Day Links
The first shoots are coming up in the garden Archaeological researchers have suggested that several dozen Stone-age tools from six locations along the US east coast are “European-style”. [N]ewly-discovered and recently-dated early Maryland and other US east coast Stone Age … Continue reading
Mid-Week Potpourri
I’m in dress rehearsals again. Some discussion is going on about the fact that almost all of blogosphere action on the European economy is taking place on American blogs, not European ones, and why that is. Although the article deals … Continue reading
Way Better In (synchronized) German.
The other night on the arte channel, a documentary about the Italian actor Carlo Pedersoli, aka Bud Spencer. Now, this was an area of film history of which I have been almost completely unknowledgeable. “Spaghetti westerns” meant Sergio Leone to … Continue reading
I’m Getting My Act Together And Taking It…
…online. That’s a musicals reference for you kids too young to know. By which I mean to say, no alpine photos or interesting links this weekend, as I have spent the entire time (when not rehearsing, or performing, or, uhm, … Continue reading
Read A History Book Or Ask Your Grandparents
This photo is making the rounds on Facebook (over 19,000 likes and 11,000 shares). I don’t know the original source or where this photo was taken, but the form of the message is something with which every German speaker is … Continue reading