Showing posts with label Anonymous 4. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Anonymous 4. Show all posts

Monday, October 12, 2015

Last Season for Anonymous 4

Hope to catch them at one of their final performances together; would love to hear the 1865 program and guest performer Bruce Molsky.





Friday, April 03, 2015

Tiny Desk Concert: Bruce Molsky and Anonymous 4


(via Burned-Over District Observer)

Mr. Molsky has performed over at the Freight before; I hope he and Anonymous 4 do a concert or two in the area with the material an their collaborative album before Anonymous 4 goes into retirement.

Friday, November 21, 2014

To Be Released in January!


Thursday, September 04, 2014

Catch Them While You Can!


Tuesday, May 13, 2014

News about Anonymous 4






Thursday, December 26, 2013

Tuesday, April 17, 2012

Items of Interest, 17 April 2012

Thomas Fleming, The Decline of the American Empire

Christopher Blum, Man, Proud Man (A review of Domenico Losurdo's Liberalism: A Counter-History)

Mike Church, Restoring Republicanism as the Proper Form of American Governance

Bar Refaeli Unloads on Handsy Airport Screener -- You MUST Be a Lesbian

'Heretics': The Crisis Of American Christianity
Ross Douthat's Bad Religion: How We Became a Nation of Heretics
(Religion News, Christianity Today)
He'll be on C-Span.

Joel Salatin on Life: Participate Viscerally
Joel Salatin responds to New York Times’ ‘Myth of Sustainable Meat’

Jailing Americans for Profit: The Rise of the Prison Industrial Complex

Health Care in the Age of Decline

PJB, Bibi's Dilemma -- and Barack's

First Solar's Loan Guarantees: Money Laundering For Obama Cronies

The Rise of the Killer Drones: How America Goes to War in Secret

Kelley Vlahos, Forget Katniss, We Need Montag

Daniel Larison, Would Romney’s Foreign Policy Be Significantly Different?

The Passion of Cesar Chavez

Economics:
Commentary: The world is finite, isn't it? by Tadeusz Patzek (EB)
The Trouble with Money by Chris Martenson
Relocalization:
Small scale farmers organise the International Peasant Day of Struggle
Getting Our Land Back (EB)
How we can bring the world out of the mess in which it finds itself by Tuhi-Ao Bailey (EB)
Limits to Growth – of stuff, value, and GDP by Brian Czech (EB)
David Holmgren: The reverse of globalization by Karen Rybold-Chin (EB)


Clothesline art, laundry activism, cash savings by Lindsay Curren (EB)

Connecting with community through storytelling by Mary Logan (EB)
Storytellers like Robert M. Peters...

Education:
Patrick Deneen, Against Great Books

Sophia Institute Press Becomes Publishing Division of Two Leading Catholic Colleges

It's the first I've heard of Holy Spirit College; I knew Sophia Institute Press had joined with Thomas More last year.

Catholic:
A Guy's Take on Modesty--From a Beach Trip
Father Spitzer: Modern-day Renaissance man
Recognition finally for a warrior priest's heroics
Epiclesis in Eucharistic Prayer I



NLM: The Resurrection in Medieval Art

Gregorios Stathis Byzantine Church Music

Orthodox:
Paschal Encyclical of Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew 2012
Paschal Message of His Holiness KIRILL Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia

В діаспорі святкували український Великдень (Відео)

Feminism and Courtship/Misandry:
The Curse of Cohabitation
Shacking Up vs. Tying the Knot

The Pay Gap is a Lie



Feminism in Academic History?
Deviant Women in Courtly and Popular Medieval Castilian Poetry

‘Stronger than men and braver than knights’: women and the pilgrimages to Jerusalem and Rome in the later middle ages

Diet and Health
MDA: Why Fast? Part 6: Choosing a Method


Music:


Carolina Chocolate Drops "Lights In The Valley"


Anonymous 4: Celebrating 25 Years of Championing Music
Performing at Stanford tomorrow.

Kickstarter: The Porchligh Sessions (documentary) - FB




US Army:
Army tightens rules on hair, tattoos, makeup

MACP 12APR2012 PART 1

Part 2

Misc:
How to Look Like You're Special Forces
Your Mancave Needs More Beard

Tuesday, March 20, 2012

Items of Interest, 20 March 2012

Sights and Sounds from the Abbey of Le Barroux

Mark Mitchell, Patriotism vs. American Exceptionalism

Calhoun, Jefferson, and Popular Rule by Lee Cheek

Daniel Larison, The Short American Century: The Conservatism of George Kennan

Paul Gottfried, Leo Strauss, Immigration, And Israel

PJB, The Glaring Inequality of Obamaville

Fabius Maximus: With a stroke of his pen President Hope and Change erased much of America

America, Rome and the Moral Imagination by Cindy Rollins

The End of the New Deal Coalition and the Transformation of American Politics by Thomas Storck

Something with Dr. Marshner:
Contraception Mandate and Formal Cooperation
Christendom College Theology Professor Explains Moral Implications for Catholics

Some thoughts for John Breen from John O'Callaghan, Thomist, on "health", etc.

David Walker:


Economics:
Making 9 Million Jobless "Vanish": How The Government Manipulates Unemployment Statistics by Daniel R. Amerman, CFA

Land Rent - the Genesis of the British Class System

Relocalization and Sustainability:
Why the Church needs to return to its pastoral roots: permaculture visions of a rural minster by Reverend Rob Brown |

Ralph Nader, How Greece threatens you and how going local offers the only refuge

The Roots of Sprawl: Why We Don't Live Where We Work

This Is The Lexicon Of Sustainability - Douglas Gayeton At Work

This Is The Lexicon Of Sustainability - Douglas Gayeton At Work from lexicon of sustainability on Vimeo.

The Future of Food


Toward Energy Literacy

Education:
Mathematics Education: Being Outwitted by Stupidity
In long-expected move - legislators, school districts outlaw the children

Diet and Health:
MDA: Dear Mark: Excess Skin After Major Weight Loss?
The LLVLC Show (Episode 557): GAPS Diet Creator Dr. Natasha Campbell-McBride Uses Nutrition To Heal Gut Health (mp3)
The LLVLC Show (Episode 558): Matt And Stacy From ‘Paleo Parents’ Encourage Kids To ‘Eat Like A Dinosaur’ (mp3)

Guest Post by Dr. Stephen Gangemi: MovNat and Kids
7 MovNat Lessons from an Uncoordinated Stay-at-Home Mom

NPR: Cameras Follow World's Greatest Sushi Chef

CMT: Sierra Hull, "Easy Come, Easy Go"

See more from this live performance here:


An Anonymous 4 Retrospective

BBC Four to broadcast Angelic Voices

Watch the New Josh Turner Video, 'Time Is Love' by Hunter Hauk

Why I Hate The 'Goldberg Variations'

Less turn and burn for special operators
SOCOM task force looks at dwell time, quality of life

Friday, December 16, 2011

Items of Interest, 16 December 2011

Peter Hitchens, In Memoriam: Christopher Hitchens, 1949-2011

Wendell Berry Indiana Public Radio interview (mp3)

Kevin Gutzman, The Dangerous Supreme Court

Leon Hadar, Libertarians Should do Foreign Policy

Iraq:
Thomas Fleming, The New Empire of Old
PJB, And Was the Mission Accomplished?

Iran:
Phillip Giraldi, A Dangerous Answer
The Inevitable War with Iran
Why Do They Hate Us?
Daniel Larison, Ron Paul and the Politics of Opposing an Attack on Iran
Paul Was Right on Iran, and His Position Is More Popular Than You Think

The Imperial Presidency:
House and Obama OK Forever-Prison Bill
Congressional Tyranny, White House Surrender

Peak Oil and Energy:
A Conversation About Europe
US study casts pall over BC's shale gas biz by Andrew Nikiforuk (EB)


OWS and Economics:
"Worker-Owners of America, Unite": Will Cooperative Workplaces Democratize U.S. Economy?
Tomgram: Barbara Ehrenreich and John Ehrenreich, The Fall of the "Liberal Elite" | TomDispatch
Kevin Carson, Occupy Doesn’t Have a Platform — It is a Platform
Why bringing the bankers to heel is so important… by Brian Davey (EB)
China's epic hangover begins
It's time for economic theory to evolve

Relocalization:
My search for the imperfect Christmas tree by Gene Logsdon (EB)
How much work is small-scale farming? by Sharon Astyk (EB)
Rob Hopkins, “Another world is not only possible… she’s opening a bakery round the corner”.
How Designing Smarter Farmers' Markets Will Help Our Cities Survive
Transforming the Economy: Linking Hands Across the Social and Environmental Divide
Bill McKibben Predicts a Small Future
Time People Who Mattered: Bill McKibben

Diet and Health:
Is There Any Such Thing As ‘Safe Starches’ On A Low-Carb Diet?

Catholic:
Rorate Caeli: Just in time for Kerstmis: The Church that led the Vatican II "Rhine reforms" was rotten
United Not Absorbed: An English Perspective
Reuniting faith: Lecturers discuss Eastern Orthodox Christianity, its history

Homer's Iliad: A New Translation, An Old Translation and The Glory of this Masterpiece by Robert M. Woods
Scholar discovers 16th-century love poem written by an Englishwoman

Masculinity and Friendship:
The Handy Herb
Bizzaro Asperger's Syndrome - beta orbiters
They really do want to tear you down

The Grim Beeper

Misc:
Daniel McInerny, On Writing Jane Austen Sequels
The Thinking Housewife: Has American Ballet Lost Its Soul?

Batman star Christian Bale roughed up while trying to visit China pro-life activist

Music:
AKUS on Tonight Show


Early music vocalists Anonymous 4, bearing gifts from new CD, to offer Chicago concert

Travis Hayley...

Thursday, November 17, 2011

Items of Interest 17 November 2011

Catholic:
Zenit: On Psalm 110, to Christ the King
NLM: Pope: Pray the Divine Office

Book Notice: The Latin Clerk: The Life, Work and Travels of Adrian Fortescue (by Fr. Aidan Nichols)

Rorate Caeli: Quaerere Deum
It links to the trailer for a documentary about the Benedictine monastery at Norcia.


John Zmirak, The Devil Never Wore Diapers

Conservatism:
Wendell Berry on Agriculture and Work


Peter Hitchens, Change is sometimes bad, sometimes good. How do we tell?
F. Roger Devlin, The Impossibility of Higher Education Reform

The New Right & What It Can Offer the Rest of the World by Siryako Akda (posted first at Alt Right)

An excellent discussion in the combox for "Debating Conservatism."

OWS:
Ralph Nader, Repression expands resistance

Joel Salatin:
10 Minutes with Joel Salatin
He was featured on Robert Scott Bell's Raw Milk Freedom Riders, which has been archived.
Inside Polyface Farm, Mecca of Sustainable Agriculture

But the enterprise is not wholly sustainable, because of the chickens: How big is a chicken's footprint?

Diet and Health:
Weston A. Price “Wise Traditions 2011″
CrossFit NYC, Kindle Edition, Obesity and Bipolar, Dr Mercola, and Wise Traditions 2011

Music:
Anonymous 4: The healing joy of singing 13th-century girl-group music
The ensemble will be at the Community School for Music and Arts in Mountain View this Saturday for an informance at 11:00 A.M. (Stanford Lively Arts)

New Early Music Series from Edition Peters

Thursday, November 03, 2011

Items of Interest, 3 November 2011

James Kirkpatrick, Diversity Is Strength! It's Also The End Of Southern Civility… And The South (via Rebellion)
and there is the influx of Northerners and Yankees who do not share the values, culture, or history of Southrons...

The Merchants of Death and Me by Philip Giraldi

Mother AND Teacher: The Church, Financial Reform, and Realism by John Médaille

John Robb, QUOTE: The Summum Bonum (Highest Good) of Social Capitalism
Huh?

Why the Rich are Getting Richer

Richard Wilkinson: How economic inequality harms societies


Transition Voice: Take shelter by Gerri Williams (on the movie Take Shelter - trailer - FB, Apple)

Something on Richard Heinberg's new book - A windfall would beat QE hands down
by Anthony Hilton

OWS:
VoxDay: Millenials vs Baby Boomers
Welcome to the Occupation

Nuclear Energy:
Sixty Years of Orwellian Nukespeak

NPR: The War Between Google, Amazon, Facebook, Apple
I wish this Mexican standoff would end with all of them in the dirt.

Counterpunch:
GARETH PORTER, U.S. Night Raids Killed Over 1,500 Afghan Civilians in Ten Months
URI AVNERY, Why Israel Will Not Attack Iran
RALPH NADER, The Road to the 2012 Presidential Debates

Diet and Health:
Mark Sisson, Introducing the New Primbal Blueprint Food Pyramid
Another Simple Question: The Paleo Diet is Not The Way to a Healthy Future For Whom?
And Why Are You Paleo?
(RN visits Happy Hound in Los Gatos.)


Classical Education:
Reading

Catholic:
Full Interview with Robert P. George (via Mere Comments)

Two novels by women world famous for their literary works published by Ignatius Press (Sigrid Undset)

The Introduction to "A Bitter Trial: Evelyn Waugh and John Carmel Cardinal Heenan on the Liturgical Changes"

Rorate Caeli: The Roman Rite: Old and New - VI
The New Mass and the Church: the underlying theology of the New Rite is Protestant and motivated by Ecumenism
and A diocesan priest ordained according to the 1962 Pontifical

Once I Was a Clever Boy: Adjusting the Succession

Music:
A review of Secret Voices by Anonymous 4
The Sixteen: James MacMillan, Miserere
(I'm not a James MacMillan fan...)

Tuesday, November 01, 2011

Items of Interest, 1 November 2011

Today was a rather bad day, even though the student who was disruptive (though probably through very little fault of his own) was transferred to a SDC class yesterday. I was thinking of just applying for unemployment...

Insight Scoop: Saints are sealed by God, called to be sons of God, and saved by God

Kevin Carson, To Occupy Wall Street: A “General Strike” Producing for Ourselves

Small Thinking About Small Business

Peak Moment 204: Oil Puts the Squeeze on the Economy by Yuba Gals Independent Media


Seven Billion: What Does It Mean? by William Ryerson

Rob Hopkins, New from Transition Network! A guide to embedding diversity and inclusion in Transition
It's not absolute diversity if there has to be agreement that transition is necessary. All goods other than survival are negotiable?

Women Farmers Feed the World
In West Africa, women's resistance to the new Green Revolution shows that the question of agricultural sustainability is also a question of equality.
"On that land, it's the head of household—the man—who manages it." There can't really be quality, then?

Fatou Batta: First of all, it's a question of rights. Women are key in producing food. They are working on the farm, they're producing through labor, and when it comes to using food, they are the last ones to be able to eat it. It's important to make sure those who contribute to producing the food also have access to eat equitably. In the family, usually males have the right to eat first. I think it's unfair. It's discrimination. So if we're talking about the right to food, we have to be looking at the gender imbalance.
Are the men eating alone? Or are they eating with other men in the family? I have read about the division of meals between the sexes in other cultures, with the males of the family or community eating first and separately from the females.

Maybe this is not an instance of taqiyya, but a moderate Muslim trying to give a different interpretation of Islamic teachings. But what authority does he have? The Islamic Case for Religious Liberty

Rod Dreher, Are Southern Manners Turning Bad?
In the comments you will find more criticism of the South by non-Southerners. Pathetic.

Interrupting Violence with the Message Don't Shoot

Diet and Health:
The LLVLC Show (Episode 512): Must-See Health Documentaries From Kristin Canty And Eric Merola (Farmageddon and Burzynski)
mp3

Catholic:
Dominican Liturgy: Concede nobis: Responsory for All Saints Day

Books:
'Tinker, Tailor': The Greatest Spy Story Ever Told by John Powers

Music:
An Anonymous 4 Retrospective

5.11 Tactical Pant Fit Comparison

Monday, October 17, 2011

25 Years with the Anonymous 4

The Choral Mix with Kent Tritle

Wednesday, September 07, 2011

Items of Interest, 7 September 2011

Medievalists.net: Female Prosecutors in Thirteenth-Century England

Secessionist hamlet takes stroll down memory lane
Hamlet of Town Line marks its unique role in the Confederacy

Andrew Bacevich, An End to Empire

WINSLOW T. WHEELER, What Has Been the Real Costs of the Post-9/11 Wars?

Jason Peters, How the Bar Jester Would Fix America (Warning: It Involves Coercion)


An economy beyond jobs: the new normal


The Economics of Happiness blog: In Response to Jeffrey D. Sachs

An interview with Warren Farrell: The Need to Create a White House Council on Boys to Men(via GL Piggy)

Moniales OP:
Interview With Our Master General, Fr. Bruno Cadore, OP


Liturgiam Authenticam - Trailer
A New Documentary from Kindly Light
Is a documentary on the new English translation really necessary?

The Chant Cafe: "Da Pacem, Domine" 9/11 Anniversary this Sunday
The USCCB overestimating the significance of 9/11 by capitulating to the spirit of the times, rather than using it as a teaching moment? The USCCB is just too Uhmerican.

NCRegister interview with Archbishop Chaput (via the Napa Institute)
Does a Christian bishop need to do publicity in this manner? (Even if it is for a Catholic publication?)
An interview for the local CBS affiliate: Exclusive: Philadelphia’s New Archbishop Speaks Candidly About His Goals

An interview by John Allen, from July.


Anonymous 4, November 18 at Grace Cathedral

Thursday, August 18, 2011

Tuesday, December 21, 2010

Monday, December 20, 2010