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    Epic Films for Holiday Weekend!

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    April 2, 2021

    For the first time in memory, television networks are showing two epic Biblical films in prime time, on consecutive nights. First up, tonight, is TCM’s 8 PM (ET) showing of “Ben-Hur” (as part of their A to Z tribute to “31 Days of Oscar“). Second up is tomorrow night’s annual…

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  • Politics (Theory, History, Now), Sports

    Play Ball!

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    April 1, 2021

    … oh how I’ve been waiting to say that! And it’s not even an April Fools’ Day joke! And they’ll actually be a few fans in the stands! The New York Yankees’ Opening Day will start out a little damp this afternoon; the Mets open on the road with the…

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    Happy Passover to All My Jewish Friends!

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    March 28, 2021

    A very Happy Passover to all my Jewish friends who celebrate this holiday. While we’re on the subject of religious holidays, this year, the dates for Easter are sharply divergent. Every so often, the typical rule of the Eastern Orthodox Easter date is such that it comes much later than…

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  • Culture, Food, Frivolity, Personal, Politics (Theory, History, Now)

    Coronavirus (32): Junior’s Cheesecake (or Bring On Dose #2!)

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    March 27, 2021

    This just in from the New York Daily News (27 March 2021), by Larry McShane: “Sweet Offer from Junior’s for COVID Vax“: Brooklyn’s famously to-die-for Junior’s cheesecake is now something to live for, too. The quintessentially New York restaurant, beginning this Monday, will offer a free cupcake-sized version of its…

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  • Culture, Education, Frivolity

    Spring Grammar

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    March 20, 2021

    Happy Spring Everyone! The Vernal Equinox occurred this morning in the Northern hemisphere at 5:37 am, ET. Bring on the Spring Allergies! Yay! This has nothing to do with spring though; just an excuse to review our English grammar lessons as students move toward the end of their Spring semester.

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    Libertarian PBS

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    March 19, 2021

    I know this is making the rounds, but still, it’s hilarious. H/T to my friend Ryan Neugebauer 🙂

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    Facebook as Deity?

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    March 19, 2021

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  • Dialectics, Personal, Politics (Theory, History, Now), Remembrance

    Coronavirus (31): Dose #1 for a “Fake” Virus

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    March 18, 2021

    Having recently attacked everything from Big Pharma to the medical-science-state-corporate nexus that plagues U.S. healthcare in the thirtieth installment of my Coronavirus series, I nevertheless want to make a few things clear about how I have personally dealt with weighing the risks and benefits of taking any of the three…

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    The Poetry of Rap

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    March 9, 2021

    As a mobile DJ back in my college days, I learned early on just how to keep the crowd moving by spinning (yes, vinyl records back then!) hip hop and rap hits. Whether it was a party anthem, like the “Good Times“-fueled “Rapper’s Delight” [YouTube links] by The Sugarhill Gang…

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  • Film / TV / Theater Review, Frivolity

    Who’s On First? — Kinda …

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    February 28, 2021

    A take on “Who’s On First?” (remember?) from Pearls Before Swine (courtesy of Stephan Pastis and the New York Daily News).

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