Yes, seriously. That one page that you linked to could well afford an introductory "Although the DAR wouldn't allow her to perform in 1939, she was welcomed back several time after that." It's not difficult. The page you shared provides no context.
Do you seriously not understand communication?
Interesting that that page is says nothing about 1939. It should be there, for everyone who follows a link, that we see a broader history.
Now that it's done
I remember my parents hearing it through the drywall, my brother playing it in his BR, when the organ kicks in: "Here's the dirge..."
DAR. DAR. Awesome.
But when will they remaster the "Cal" soundtrack and issue it in hi-def, that's what I want to know
finally someone with the gravitas of fdr and churchhill's wartime addresses. we shall fight on the seas, we shall fight on the shores, we shall dance like nobody's watching.
Gimme a ticket to that alternative universe
“As The New York Times acknowledges in its own reporting, the investigation is still ongoing,” Karoline Leavitt, the White House press secretary, said in a statement.
Rich:
www.nytimes.com/2026/03/11/u...
U.S. at Fault in Strike on School in Iran, Preliminary Inquiry Says Outdated targeting data may have resulted in a mistaken missile strike, according to the ongoing military investigation, which undercuts President Trump’s assertion that Iran could be to blame.
And also, despite his suggesting it might not have been, it was his voice on the Access Hollywood tape as well.
Pretty sure she had the best of intentions, though. (Disclosure, she was two classes ahead of me at my HS.)
He would do just as well in the insurance business as he did with casinos
Hmmm, not “need to study?”
It was gratifying to see someone engrossed in a hard-copy book rather than staring idly at a screen.
It was less gratifying to realize the bookworm was driving an SUV at speed through Newark traffic.
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er, Cuomo and Dibs
Dibs was soo slow to "postpone" the St. Patrick's Day Parade, waiting until the 11th.
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There's been no innovation in lighting in 50 years. The top sellers are all Modeline knock-offs, made to be disposable with no ingenuity or craftsmanship. The art came out and the spreadsheets went in.
All this is explained in the episode by Nick Ferrell, writer and dealer in modern lamps.
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Jim Cramer suggests on CNBC that Trump could “bomb Tehran into the Stone Age” until Iran reopens the strait, citing U.S. bombings of North Vietnam in the 1970s. Carl Quintanilla points out to him that Hanoi won that war.
.. I was 13 when this came out ... Nothings Changed ..
Definitely watch, and note Marco Rubio in the years before he met Satan at the Crossroads.
Republican Presidents excel at burdening the Democrats who succeed them.
In fairness, while the Constitution says "Congress shall have the power to declare war" it doesn't say ONLY Congress has that power. It doesn't say POTUS can't do it, nor the Judiciary, nor Steak-Umms.
Continuing a thread of people you people interested in #photography might want to follow on Flickr. No particular order, just on a whim.
Who today? Manfred Svärd ... 19/?
www.flickr.com/photos/maffe/
March 11, 1888 – The Great Blizzard of 1888 begins along the eastern seaboard of the United States, shutting down commerce and killing more than 400 people.
I'm going to let you in on a little secret: the Trump Administration is using classified briefings as an excuse to hide the truth from you.
They don't have a plan for this war.
They don't have a plan to lower your costs.
They just don't want to admit it publicly.
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