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      Forty 1970s-era albums for December, 2025

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      Dearest Dear Leader: “The trashing-by-design of Spring St. needs to stop”

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      Claude Lanzmann’s essential documentary film Shoah

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      Barack Obama’s speech at the funeral of Jesse Jackson

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Big bands: A book about Bunny Berigan, his life and times

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Pints&union is doubling down on classic imports from B. United International

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Even the Commies know I’m not a Communist

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Welcome to Roger’s web site, an “Exile on Spring Street”

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This Belgian cultural excursion didn’t slot handily into the “40 Years in Beer” narrative, and so I've declared it suitable as a “sidebar.” The...

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Previously: 40 Years in Beer (Book III), Part 90: A brewery for the New Albanian in all of us, Lite-free NABC debuts in 2002. In...
"This is a city made for exiles. Many exiles, of course, are given no choice, but I imagine most of us sometimes tire of living in the open, where everything is plain to see and we ourselves are obvious, and for anyone with this sporadic impulse to withdraw into somewhere less transparent, Trieste offers a compelling destination--surreptitious itself, and ambiguous. It has offered a new home to many expatriates, voluntary or compulsory, but in the event, many have spent half their time here wistfully wishing they were somewhere else. For this is an ironic gift of the place--to attract and to sadden, both at the same time."
Jan Morris (1926-2020)
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