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“Tell It to My Heart” is Taylor Dayne’s breakout hit, released in 1987 as the lead single from her debut album of the same name. It’s a high-energy dance-pop track with a strong synth-driven beat, typical of late 80s club music. The song was a massive success internationally, reaching the Top 10 in over 15… Continue reading TAYLOR DAYNE – Tell It To My Heart (1987) →

“I hear you call, pine tree, I hear you upon the hill, by the silent pond where the lotus flowers bloom, I hear you call, pine tree. What is it you call, pine tree, when the rain falls, when the winds blow, and when the stars appear, what is it you call, pine tree? I […]

S. Samek The Pittsburgh Steelers played the New England Patriots on Sunday September 21st, 25. Let’s recap the action on today’s Steeler Monday. The result was good for the Steelers in a 21- 14 victory. The win improves them to 2-1 on the year and 2-0 in road games. The Patriots fall to 1-2 with … Continue reading “Steeler Monday Recap 9/22/25 vs New England Patriots”

Big thanks to the Latvians for the NCAA Power Index (NPI) data. The NPI Rankings have been updated through Sunday. We are still seeing some movement up and down (always harder to move up). That’s going to happen when we have as many top teams take losses last week. We have 59 teams sitting at… Continue reading NPI Rankings (9/22/25)

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Born of a September 22, track star Ellison “Tarzan” Brown (1913-1975). My recent trip back to the city of birth, Westerly, Rhode Island, reconnected me with memories of Brown, a more famous son of that town. A member of the local Narragansett tribe based in nearby Charlestown, Brown competed in the 1936 Berlin Olympics (on […]

Born of a September 22, track star Ellison “Tarzan” Brown (1913-1975). My recent trip back to the city of birth, Westerly, Rhode Island, reconnected me with memories of Brown, a more famous son of that town. A member of the local Narragansett tribe based in nearby Charlestown, Brown competed in the 1936 Berlin Olympics (on […]

Tras el intento fallido de ver cómo emanaba agua de la Kochbrunnen nos dirigimos hacia el Kurhaus, mandado construir en 1907 por el emperador Guillermo II. Este complejo de estilo neoclásico, cuenta con un balneario, diversos restaurantes y uno de… Continue reading →

The 2025 conference of the International Initiative for thePromotion of Political Economy (IIPPE) just took place in Ankara, Turkey. The IIPPE was founded in 2006 with the aim of “developing and promoting political economy in and of itself but also through critical and constructive engagement with mainstream economics, heterodox alternatives, interdisciplinarity, and activism understood broadlyContinue reading “IIPPE 2025: immigration and the world order”

NonconferenceHuntington 3, Manchester 1 HU is NAIA. Started with 17 unbeaten teams last week. We are now at nine vying for the title of Last Team Standing (2025). -Ricky Nelson

Fascists can’t create. They can only silence, steal, and twist music into something hollow. From Nazi Germany banning jazz, to the Catholic Church blacklisting artists in Ireland, to punk, disco, and hip-hop being targeted, authoritarian regimes have always feared music. Because music is messy, imperfect, alive… everything fascism can’t stand. “When you have a government… Continue reading Fascists Can’t Create: Why They Steal and Silence Music | The Last Mixed Tape →