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  • Luck, Be a Lady Tonight

    August 11, 2011

    Luck  if you've ever been  a lady to begin with Luck be a lady tonight

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  • “O dark dark dark. They all go into the dark. . .”

    August 10, 2011

    They may be rioting in London, Bristol, Manchester, Birmingham, rioting and looting and setting stores on fire, burning cars, smashing windows, as if these venerable law-abiding cities were as combustible as Newark or Detroit…

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  • On Being Earnest, Georgian-style [by Jessica Garratt]

    August 10, 2011

                                       Yesterday I wrote in part about travel, and I want to continue in that vein for today’s…

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  • The Corn Dude and Elaine Equi’s Lesbian Corn (by Stacey Harwood)

    August 10, 2011

    Here in New York’s Finger Lakes, corn season arrives late and leaves early. If you're like me, when you spot the first ears at a farmers market or roadside stand, you go a little…

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  • Money for Poets 101: An Essay on the Stock Market in Chaos

    August 9, 2011

    Not in the sense of "poets' physics," or "rocks for jocks," but let's face it, who couldn't use a crash course in high finance? And a crash course is exactly what we should call…

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  • Gershwin with Richard Glazier at the Piano

    August 9, 2011

    Have you heard pianist Richard Glazier play Gershwin Here's a chance to listen to http://www.richardglazier.com/  " "Embraceable You" —always a good thing to do.

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