Monday, January 17, 2011

New Day Yesterday Is An Old Day Now

If you don't know Jethro Tull, the line may be new to you, but it is old, too, now. I am such a left-coaster: I rarely read the NYT, and I just learned about the Observer.
Anyway today it is blasts from both.

Rex Reed wrote a nice wrap on the year eulogizing dead people I hear little of and now wish for more.

http://uaadb.oscarguy.com/ikonboard.cgi?act=Print;f=27;t=13445
(although the link above is not a fan's page exactly)

And in NYT: turns out I was right about horoscopes:

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/01/15/us/15zodiac.html

and lots of other stuff.

Free University San Francisco extends a French experiment that has been playing out for two centuries.


http://www.sfbg.com/2011/01/11/revolution-101

Lang Lang and Hugo Chavez are not co-producers, but seem to be like-minded about linking music and education. See this weekend in San Francisco and the last ten years in Venezuela for details.

http://elsistemausa.org/el-sistema/venezuela/
http://www.thelanglangfoundation.org/news.html

More from me later. Peace and Love and Big Tolerant Consciousness Out

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