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Good evening ladies and gentlemen, welcome to SDA Late Nite Radio. Tonight, for your delectation, here is Mr. Evgeny Kissin performing Sergei Vasilievich Rachmaninoff‘s Prelude, Op. 23, N° 5 ¤, in G minor (3:45). Fans of Rachmaninoff or this Prelude may wish to visit our September 15, 2008 SDA Late Nite Radio show, where we featured Sviatoslav Richter’s version thereto, and some interesting quotes from Rachmaninoff and Richter.
Your Reader Tips are, as always, welcome in the comments.


Don Martin: Liberals put their hope in the Easter bunny
http://network.nationalpost.com/NP/blogs/fullcomment/archive/2010/03/28/don-martin-liberals-put-their-hope-in-the-easter-bunny.aspx
“Robert Fowler is a Canadian hero,” Ignatieff told reporters later. “Robert Fowler has earned the right to say whatever he pleases…”
http://www.thestar.com/news/canada/article/786656–diplomat-hammers-liberals-over-lost-principles?bn=1
I did not realize there were different levels of freedom of speech in Canada. I’ll just shut up now since I’m not a hero.
As an avid non-Mac user I was checking to see if Al Gore had his paws on any other major company. Didn’t know he worked for Google. Great. Now I need to find another search engine. At least this kind of explains why Google autocomplete is such a scam.
First off Google seems to be giving free advertising to Demos.
Second, Gore seems to be BFF with the founders.
Then again, I never did trust newsbusters that much, and it is very late, and the headache and Advil might be getting to me.
http://newsbusters.org/blogs/noel-sheppard/2009/10/15/al-gore-advised-google-about-its-search-quality
Thanks Vit, but I prefer Jerry Lee Lewis and the fire shooting out of the piano. Must admit–Mr. Kissin did fill the house!!
Thanks for weighing in once again on the matter of your opinion of the evening’s song selection, Joe Citizen! Every single day, we all wait with bated breath to see what your verdict is on the evening’s musical selection!
It’s important that you let us know what you think, and for one simple reason: no other SDA reader who has their own take on any given musical selection would ever refrain from providing it! That means – yes, that’s right – you’re the only one with an opinion!
That’s why we need to hear it! Every time out!
Ah, but you must admit, EBD, that was quite a house!
The incremental march towards a better Canada continues…
http://www.canada.com/news/national/Tories+reintroduce+Senate+reform/2737063/story.html
Well yes, that is, undeniably, quite a house, Vitruvius. It weren’t built by monkeys.
Cue the Tammy Wynette:
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/top-stories/2010/03/28/teed-off-elin-nordegren-says-to-tiger-woods-it-s-divorce-time-115875-22142999/
worth the read. She’s given up on him because of his real incurable addiction – golf.
Both links above via newswatch.
Dare I say their is the iron taste of fear emanating from the hysterical Marxists?RD
We’re well-armed and prepared for civil disorder: America’s Tea Party revolution and Obama’s biggest battle yet
By David Rose
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1261284/Were-armed-prepared-civil-disorder-Americas-Tea-Party-revolution-Obamas-biggest-battle-yet.html
Death: Nature’s way of telling you that the consensus is in!
“Famed global warming activist James Schneider and a journalist friend were both found frozen to death on Saturday, about 90 miles from South Pole Station, by the pilot of a ski plane practicing emergency evacuation procedures. ”
http://www.ecoenquirer.com/south-pole-tragedy.htm
Worth knowing about Kissin, apart from his talent at the keyboard:
http://article.nationalreview.com/419842/man-bites-dog-in-music-c/jay-nordlinger
Edmonton wins the “meaningless and stupid gesture battle of Alberta”.
http://www.edmontonjournal.com/technology/Edmonton+bests+Calgary+Earth+Hour+Battle+Alberta/2738410/story.html
“…thus earning, once again, the title ‘Redmonton’….”
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“first, we’ll take manhattan, then we’ll take…”
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maybe Iffy won’t get Khadr as a house guest after all
http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/?fbid=iSTTWQBv2Se
Cal2’s 10:40 link:
“Support for closing Guantanomo has dropped 12 points over the past 14 months, a CNN/Opinion Research Corporation survey indicates.
“Shortly before Obama’s inauguration, 51 percent of Americans said they thought the facility in Cuba should be closed. Now that number is down to 39 percent, and six in ten believe the United States should continue to operate Guantanamo.”
Jim Whyte, Thanks for the link.
b_C – that’s a spoof. 😉
Wonderful, I guess … perhaps preludes are not my thing, Though I do like Debussy’s, and am listening to him even as we speak! That said one hopes he earned enough to get a haircut? Okay! Okay!, but one wonders whether it is absolutely necessary for the geniuses (geniui?) to have an eccentricity in order to produce and succeed, or whether they could do it without being odd? Did Dolly Parton make the big time because/despite Porter Wagoner and the boob job, or could she have made it on her talent, or is it we, the listening public who are so shallow? I know what you’re going to say!
“NYC activates security plan after Moscow bombings
Reuters – Daniel Trotta, David Morgan – 1 hour ago
NEW YORK (Reuters) – New York police doubled patrols of the subway system and sent a battery of police cars to transit hubs as a precaution on Monday following the Moscow subway bombings.”
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“CNN Warns of “Christian Rightwing Militias”
CNN and MSNBC are all over this “Christian Rightwing Militias”story coming out of MI.
Now its Christian Right Wingers that the FBI has been tracking…along with the Southern Poverty Law Center…makes all of the prelude and all of the talk about right wing hatred and rage very interesting.
The tinming is all coincidental, I’m sure.”
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2482266/posts
Stephen Harper attacked a report released on Tuesday by the Fraser Institute that demonstrated that the ‘stimulus package’ has achieved nothing.
The science made so much progress in astronomy and astro-physics, yet when it comes to the matters of economic cosmos, the powers are still in the domain of charlatans. Government assumes fallacy that without economist the economy would not proper or perhaps even exist.
Sorry guys–I should have know better than to express free speech on a web site THAT IS ALLEGEDLY “RIGHT.” I’ll know better next time. EBD; Your Swastika is on upside down!
Justin Trudeu tries to tangle with Shelly Glover and displays the typical liberal Elitis attitude on ctv’s question period Vid avail at ctv.ca Question Period, he displays the norm of liberal Dont let your opponent speak no matter what, Then laugh it off.
also on G&M/nnw from taber.
Liberal McGuinty/Iffy/Rae’s Socialism: the religion of the Stomach.
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“Welfare rules tweaked after diet allowance axed
Toronto Star – 10 hours ago
Ontario’s social services minister is tweaking four welfare rules in the wake of outrage over the elimination of a Special Diet Allowance in last Thursday’s budget, the Star has learned”
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“GUSTAVE LE BON and the Crowd ****
GUSTAVE LE BON. 1831 – 1931. HIS INFLUENCE … Socialism is in fact nothing but the religion of the Stomach.”
http://www.fulltable.com/crowd/07.htm
Evgeni Kissin’s performance is excellent – although
I think that of Sviatoslav Richter is the best –
even better than Rachmaninoff’s.
I’m glad you liked those, John.
Liberal Iffy’s Harvard buddy: O’narcissist loves Canada.
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“U.S. attacks 2nd major ally in undiplomatic language as Clinton’s prepared statement rips Canada for hosting Arctic Summit for 5 countries with Arctic coastline instead of larger group —
American approach to shoot first and listen second — Obama fails “good neighbour” test”
http://www.newswatchcanada.ca/
“Clinton blasts Canada for exclusive Arctic talks”
http://www.montrealgazette.com/news/canada/Clinton+blasts+Canada+exclusive+Arctic+talks/2740399/story.html
HOld the O’phOne.
It’s Hildabeast, Iffy.
Who? Is that you Monika?
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“Clinton tells Cannon she wants Canada to stay in Afghanistan past scheduled 2011 pull-out”
http://www.newswatchcanada.ca/
http://www.bluelikeyou.com/2010/03/29/election-platforms-starting-to-take-shape/#comment-78560
So, one of the chicken littles finally had the guts to say what they really want.
Let’s just suspend this whole democracy thing until we figure out climate change.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/2010/mar/29/james-lovelock-climate-change
Lovelock: “I don’t think we’re yet evolved to the point where we’re clever enough to handle a complex a situation as climate change” [verbatim from linked article]
If we’re not clever enough to handle it, we’re probably not clever enough to prove that it exists in the first place.