Eric’s Sounds of Jazz – Bechet Ballads – 01/11/13
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You Got To Have A Job – Marva Whitney and James Brown – Funk – 1969I’m Just Thinking About (Coolin Out) – Jerry Butler – R&B – 1984Take Care Your Homework – Johnny Taylor – R&B – 1969Oh No Not My Baby – Aretha Franklin – R&B – 1970My Man …
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House Of Love: Beatles and The Stones Beady Eye: Beatles And Stones Delaney Bramlett: Are You A Beatle Or A Rolling Stone? Captain Beefhart : Beatle Bones ‘N’ Smoking Stones Paul Simon: A Simple Desultory Phillipic The Clash: 1977 The Clash: London Calling Candy Slice (Gilda Radner): Gimmie Mick Nils …
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Charles Seife: Sun in a Bottle, about fusion power’s promise for the future. Neil Shufin: Your inner fish, about our evolution from fish. – Podcast: Play in new window | Download (13.4MB) | Embed
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The overwhelming onslaught of rules and regulations is yet another factor rendering America unfit for human life! This trend would surely have been very hard to predict fifty years ago yet it is part of your daily lives in the U.S. today. Several examples of the invasive intrusions into your …
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From his white-male-dominated insider Cabinet to his intent to bypass Congress and legislate by executive order, it’s been rough going for President Barack Obama. But he deserves it. For, the man who (once again) sold himself to a distressed electorate as their standard bearer is proving himself to be a …
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The role of solar outbursts in our ancient past and their effect on early civilizations Dr. Robert M. Schoch is a professor of geology at the College of General Studies at Boston University where he has taught since 1984, after receiving his doctorate in geophysicists from Yale. Prof Schoch …
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Hobbit-sized humans, able to exist on less nourishing food, will have the best chance of survival in a warmer world, scientists say. LONDON, 7 January – Animals, including humans, will shrink in size to survive in a warming world, according to scientists studying the last time the planet’s temperature rose …
As Washington’s pundit class sees it, Defense Secretary-designee Chuck Hagel deserves a tough grilling over his hesitancy to go to war with Iran and his controversial detection of a pro-Israel lobby operating in the U.S., but prospective CIA Director John Brennan should get only a few polite queries about his …
Despite such terminology as “fiscal cliff” and “debt ceiling,” the great debate taking place in Washington now has relatively little to do with financial issues. It is all about ideology. It is all about economic winners and losers in American society. It is all about the power of Big …
All battles, all wars, all fistfights and bar brawls, all conflicts in every place and in every time (except those conflicts in which both sides answer to the same puppeteer) begin and end as battles of the mind. No struggle is determined on strength of arms alone. In fact, the …
Up to half of all food produced in the world is wasted, according to a new report, which also implicates wasteful practices in the global food system that squander the planet’s water. The report released Thursday, Global Food: Waste Not, Want Not (.pdf), from the UK-based Institution of Mechanical Engineers notes …
Depending on where a child grows up, he or she might – or might not – attend a Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE) class in school – a several-month-long discussion of anatomy and physiology, puberty, pregnancy, sexually transmitted infections, healthy relationships, personal safety and saying “no.” According to a March 2012 report released …
citizens suffer from poorer health than nearly all other industrialized countries, according to the first comprehensive government analysis on the subject, released Wednesday. Of 17 high-income countries looked at by a committee of experts sponsored by the National Institutes of Health, the United States is at or near the bottom …
Are big cities more dangerous than small ones? Of course they are. This is so obvious that it’s not even a question most people would think of asking. And yet, if you’ll bear with me for a bit, it turns out there’s more of a mystery here than you might …