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Kelly Willis What I Deserve Country Music CD Review
Super talented Country artist Kelly Willis has released her most recent CD on the Rykodisc recording label, entitled What I Deserve. Kelly Willis has been a super star in the Country genre for quite some time now and What I Deserve is an excellent illustration as to why. Kelly Willis is one of those musicians that has the ability to just win you over with her talent. Continue reading
Posted in Pop Culture
Tagged Amy Noelle Farris, artist, Austin, bruce robison, California, Charlie Robison, chuck prophet, Congress, Congress House Studio, Country artist, daniel presley, dave mcnair, electric lap steel guitars, Hit Shack, john dee graham, John Ludwick, kelly willis, larry aberman, Lloyd Maines, mark spencer, Max Butler, Michael, Michael Ramos, Norman Kerner, pedal steel guitar, Rafael Gayol, San Francisco;, Texas, What I Deserve
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Dredging Up the Past – Vincent Bugliosi and GW Bush Deceptions
Logicians, scientists and philosophers often refer to the logical fallacies of inference from false negative (failing to recognize evidence that is available, hence failing to draw the correct conclusion) and inference from false positive (invalidly drawing a conclusion from imagined evidence, that which simply does not exist). If nothing else, the happily departed GW Bush administration gave us great examples of each of these fallacies, the first admissible as a misstep or mistake in reasoning; the second more a case of deceptive tactic of persuasion, than a simple misstep in reasoning. Continue reading
Posted in American Idol
Tagged al-Qaeda, America, Bi-Partisan Commission, Bush, Bush administration, Cheney, Congress, excellent attorney, GW Bush administration, Iraq, Leader, news media, Osama Bin Laden, reporter, Saddam Hussein Iraqi government, United States, Vincent Bugliosi, White House
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Politics – Should Failing Major Newspapers Receive Government Bailout Money? Absolutely Not
The demise of major American newspapers in our ordinary life could be seen as sad and tragic for a grandparent, and as an excellent opportunity to capitalize on another’s misfortune for a plugged in, technological savvy grandchild. The distance in generational gap between the two is not so much a preference as a giant chasm. Learn how and why it happened. Continue reading
Posted in American Idol
Tagged America, classified advertising revenue, Congress, daily newspapers, editor, Edmund Burke, Estates General, House of Commons, Investigative Reporter, Louis XVI, media delivery systems, politician and statesman, Press Gallery, sports editor and managing editor, still moving car, Thomas Carlyle, United Kingdom
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When Did the US President Become a “King”? What Happened to “Checks and Balances”?
When President Obama campaigned, he was very specific about eliminating the abuse of executive power that was demonstrated by George W. Bush (to be discussed in a later piece). Of course, it was merely a campaign promise, and as we’re told so often, “promises are meant to be broken”. Continue reading
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Tagged aide, Army, Bill Clinton, Chester Arthur, Congress, Constitutional government, Council of Governors, Dominican Republic, energy, favorite President, George Bush, John McCain, Judge, Kevin Gutzman, king, Obama, Obama administration, Panama, Paul Begala, President, Richard Nixon;, Rutherford B. Hayes, Stroke, Teddy Roosevelt, Theodore Roosevelt, Thomas Woods, United States, William McKinley
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