Why Apple wins. every. time.
House of Reggae is a great podcast. I’m loudly listening to Pt. 12 while I do kitchen stuff.
The House of Reggae opens its doors once again for another show packed full of musical goodness and you’re invited in to enjoy a wide selection ranging from early 60’s roots influences from Count Ossie and Delroy Wilson to the celebrations that were recorded in 1978 to the news that Kingston’s political gangs had called a truce through to some 2007 releases including a 4 in 1 mix on the Jamdown rhythm….Ray Darwin - People's Choice Sea & Waves - Born In The Ghetto Ghetto version Clint Eastwood - Badder Than You The Clarendonians - You Can't Be Happy Frankie Jones - The War Is Over Freddie McKay & Jah Lloyd - War Is Over Da'Ville - Love U Better Wailing Souls - Take A Taste Ringo - Don't Know Much Winston & Roy feat. Count Ossie - Babylon Gone Delroy Wilson - Lion Of Judah Ce'Cile - Waiting Pinchers - Seen & Done Tony Curtis & Jigsy King - I'm Sorry Buju Banton - Love Needs
American Masters: Neil Young: Don't Be Denied
Airs on PBS June 10 (tomorrow!) at 9pm. Ironically the film is by the produced by the BBC.
Told in Young’s own words, the film weaves hours of exclusive interview, shot in New York and California, with previously unseen performance footage from the star’s own extensive collection. The documentary also features long-time collaborators Stephen Stills, Graham Nash, David Crosby, Nils Lofgren and James Taylor.
MIT community mourns loss of Professor David Schauer, 48 - MIT News Office
I had the pleasure of working with David as he was the director of the minor programs for our department. When we did our four info sessions throughout the school year I got to spend a bit of time with him without the usual work commotion. To say that David was a exemplary human being is an understatement.
He is one of those people who I think of when I ask myself, “who’d totally handle this in a cool and calm manner?” The dude was like the Fonz, only more cool and permafrost chill. I’m sure he made a bunch of contributions to science and teaching but to me he was just an awesome guy to be around. It’s hard for me to believe he’s actually gone.
