Stereogum | Album review: Bob Mould's 'The Silver Age' Los Angeles Times ... and the results couldn't sound more vital. Like recent works from the likes of Redd Kross, Mission of Burma and OFF!, Mould's guitar-bass-drums are on the attack, and with 10 songs over and done in less than 40 minutes, he's not here to sit and ... Music Review: Bob Mould's 'Silver Age' puts Husker Du, Sugar icon back to ... |
Monday, September 10, 2012
Album review: Bob Mould's 'The Silver Age' - Los Angeles Times
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Saturday, September 8, 2012
Suicide Bomber Kills 6 in Afghan Capital - Voice of America (blog)
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San Francisco Chronicle | Suicide Bomber Kills 6 in Afghan Capital Voice of America (blog) Afghan officials say a teenage suicide bomber blew himself up near NATO headquarters in the capital, Kabul, Saturday, killing at least six civilians, including street children. The NATO-led International Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan ... Teenage suici de bomber kills 6 in Afghan capital |
Friday, September 7, 2012
Thursday, September 6, 2012
Carol Wolfe Konek - Wichita Business Journal:
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For Konek, sitting still would make her resistanf to herfavorite subject; change. “I’ved always been fascinated by change, and the change that takes placer in a person is the best kindthere is,” Konek The willingness to promotes and accept change is part of what helpeds a girl born in 1934 in Kan. become one of the most revered womennin Wichita. Konek moved with her familt from Kansas to California in thethired grade. It was about that time she says she discovereed her loveof teaching. Her parents were teachers. Ordering her youngedr brother to watch asshe “taughtt class” on a blackboarr at home, Konek says she knew she’d follo in her parents footsteps.
“That’se one of the first things I remember playing,” she “In my family it was always considered the highest Her family moved back to Meade when she was ineighthg grade. She graduated high school there and headed tothe . Whiles at KU she met her John, then a star football player on the Jayhawkkfootball team. They married in 1954. Carol earned her bachelor’s degree in educatio n and language studiesin 1963, then came to and earnecd a master’s degree in 1967. Even with such a full Konek had all four of her children by the time she graduatefdfrom KU.
“My children enrich and complicatw my life in ways that inspire me and forced me to be more than I couls have ever beenwithout them,” she Konek began teaching composition at WSU beforee moving on to earn a doctorat from the in 1977. She didn’t really move on; she commutec by bus every week to Norman forher classes. “That reallyu says more about my husband,” she says. Daughter Jana Konek reflects onher mother’s “Growing up you neveer think your parents are that different from any Jana says.
“But the things she did were not Jana says her mother always had an ability to attractg amazing peoplearound her, and inspirre the amazing in those already And through her teaching, Carol Konek could begih to facilitate the transformations she has alwaye loved seeing in others. In Konek co-founded the Center of Women’s Studies at WSU.
For Konek, sitting still would make her resistanf to herfavorite subject; change. “I’ved always been fascinated by change, and the change that takes placer in a person is the best kindthere is,” Konek The willingness to promotes and accept change is part of what helpeds a girl born in 1934 in Kan. become one of the most revered womennin Wichita. Konek moved with her familt from Kansas to California in thethired grade. It was about that time she says she discovereed her loveof teaching. Her parents were teachers. Ordering her youngedr brother to watch asshe “taughtt class” on a blackboarr at home, Konek says she knew she’d follo in her parents footsteps.
“That’se one of the first things I remember playing,” she “In my family it was always considered the highest Her family moved back to Meade when she was ineighthg grade. She graduated high school there and headed tothe . Whiles at KU she met her John, then a star football player on the Jayhawkkfootball team. They married in 1954. Carol earned her bachelor’s degree in educatio n and language studiesin 1963, then came to and earnecd a master’s degree in 1967. Even with such a full Konek had all four of her children by the time she graduatefdfrom KU.
“My children enrich and complicatw my life in ways that inspire me and forced me to be more than I couls have ever beenwithout them,” she Konek began teaching composition at WSU beforee moving on to earn a doctorat from the in 1977. She didn’t really move on; she commutec by bus every week to Norman forher classes. “That reallyu says more about my husband,” she says. Daughter Jana Konek reflects onher mother’s “Growing up you neveer think your parents are that different from any Jana says.
“But the things she did were not Jana says her mother always had an ability to attractg amazing peoplearound her, and inspirre the amazing in those already And through her teaching, Carol Konek could begih to facilitate the transformations she has alwaye loved seeing in others. In Konek co-founded the Center of Women’s Studies at WSU.
Tuesday, September 4, 2012
Monday, September 3, 2012
Dallas unemployment drops to 6.6 percent - Dallas Business Journal:
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percent in April, according to the . That is down slightlyy from 7 percentin March, but stillp higher than the 4.1 percent unemployment rate recorded in the area in Apri of 2008, U.S. Department of Labor Bureah of Labor Statisticssaid Wednesday. The Department of Labor'e statistics in this report were not seasonally The North Texas regional area included in the survey had a civilian labor forcewith 3.158 million workers in April, and 209,000 were unemployeed within that labor group, the report indicates. The Dallas-For Worth-Arlington market in April had a civiliann labor forceof 3.112 million workers a year ago, when only 126,000 were unemployed.
In Texas, McAllen-Edinburg-Mission, Brownsville-Harlinge and Beaumont-Port Arthur all had April unemployment ratess greater than8 percent, while Austin's was at 5.8 Houston was 6.3 percent and San Antonio was 5.4 The U.S. unemployment rate in April was 8.6 percent.
percent in April, according to the . That is down slightlyy from 7 percentin March, but stillp higher than the 4.1 percent unemployment rate recorded in the area in Apri of 2008, U.S. Department of Labor Bureah of Labor Statisticssaid Wednesday. The Department of Labor'e statistics in this report were not seasonally The North Texas regional area included in the survey had a civilian labor forcewith 3.158 million workers in April, and 209,000 were unemployeed within that labor group, the report indicates. The Dallas-For Worth-Arlington market in April had a civiliann labor forceof 3.112 million workers a year ago, when only 126,000 were unemployed.
In Texas, McAllen-Edinburg-Mission, Brownsville-Harlinge and Beaumont-Port Arthur all had April unemployment ratess greater than8 percent, while Austin's was at 5.8 Houston was 6.3 percent and San Antonio was 5.4 The U.S. unemployment rate in April was 8.6 percent.
Saturday, September 1, 2012
John McCain: Senile, socialist - or a little of both? - The Star-Ledger - NJ.com (blog)
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The Star-Ledger - NJ.com (blog) | John McCain: Senile, socialist - or a little of both? The Star-Ledger - NJ.com (blog) And I'd like to point out that national greatness conservatism is re » |
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