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Posted on November 9, 2012, 7:11 UTC, by MC, under 日本語.

Avian Worlds

“The nestlings of fairy-wrens don’t have much of a choice when it comes to listening to their mothers: The birds must reproduce a particular sound learned from their moms to be fed, according to a study published Thursday in the journal Current Biology. The researchers, led by Sonia Kleindorfer of Flinders University in Australia, call the sound the bird’s ‘learned password.’”

Dystopia

Ed Krayewski: “George W. Bush’s critics (many on the left) skewered him for authorizing waterboarding, placing the issue on political center stage in his second term and forcing his apologists to insist it wasn’t torture. Barack Obama’s war critics so far have numbered much fewer, his apologists preferring to see no evil rather than having to engage or justify it. Here’s hoping that changes in the second term.“

Judge Napolitano: ”Only in America can a president who kills Americans overseas who have never been charged or convicted of a crime get re-elected. And only in America can a president who borrowed and spent more than $5 trillion in fewer than four years, plans to repay none of it and promises to borrow another $5 trillion in his second term get re-elected.”

The Rock Music

Daniel Kalder: “Among the titans of Russian rock, few are more legendary than Boris Grebenshikov, founder and sole constant member of the group Akvarium. This year he has been touring with the latest in a seemingly infinite series of line ups to celebrate the band’s 4000th anniversary. In fact, Akvarium only came into being 40 years ago, in 1972 in the streets of Leningrad, but he has a wry sense of humour and a keen sense of the mythic.”

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Tags: America, Barack Obama, Boris Grebenshchikov, Daniel Kalder, George W. Bush, music, passwords, rock, rock music, Russia, war
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