Nick Tramdack

@swordsnsolvers

When chaos attacks

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Joined June 2009
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    Sep 6

    We are living in an era of woke capitalism in which companies pretend to care about social justice to sell products to people who pretend to hate capitalism.

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    Oct 14

    A Yuuuge agency problem in journalism: they care abt journalists far more than other pple. + Saudi Barbaria does Sept 11, blows up & ethnically cleanses Syria, Salafizes countries, wrecks Yemen. Nobody cares. + Saudi Barbaria suspected of killing one journalist, total deluge.

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    Oct 4

    Because even if you think the authors are idiots, their hoax was unethical, and other disciplines are crap, it wouldn’t change a simple fact: Serious journals in which academics who teach at top universities publish cannot distinguish between bullshit and true scholarship. 19/n

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    Oct 6

    Interview with the writers.

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    Oct 12

    The Porgs Are Really Progressive

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    Oct 10

    Along with everything else – the protests, the anger – the Kavanaugh confirmation battle also produced some of the worst journalism of the Trump era. I've collected it all here: “Confirmation bias: Brett Kavanaugh and the major media's worst moment”:

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    Oct 9

    Really good article by

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    Oct 9

    Regretfully we are on strike just as the new season begins. Read why here:

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    Oct 9

    The General Manager of the Lyric Opera of Chicago, with a salary of $800K, is looking to eliminate five musicians from the core orchestra, cut musicians’ pay 8% and reduce the length of the season. The orchestra is now on strike.

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  10. Oct 6

    RIP Montserrat Caballe, legendary diva and artist.

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  11. Oct 3

    Delivery services now marketing to society's self hating segment... Even the brands are perfect for people with no self respect

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    Oct 3

    It looks like Sokal scales really well.

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  13. Oct 2

    Intermission at Haymarket Opera's performance of Handel's Serse. This is great material in a gorgeous venue

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    Sep 8

    🎶 Our fabulous soloist holds the Prommers transfixed with Stanford's 'Songs of the Sea'

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    3 Sep 2014

    "Congrats on finishing the game. Now get a life!!" -Chrono Trigger

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    Sep 24

    The new look gmail: is here any kind of”revert to old settings” button for old people who just can’t stand change OF ANY SORT???

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    May 1

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    Sep 20

    TONIGHT! (Sept. 20) 6:30 p.m. FREE conducts two orchestras side-by-side Rossini William Tell Overture, Verdi Four Seasons from Sicilian Vespers, Tchaikovsky 1812 Overture

    If you missed it Sunday on The Arts Section, Music journalist talked to Music Director Riccardo Muti about Rossini and the CSO's upcoming "Concert for Chicago". Listen:
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    Sep 18

    We heard a story about $52k curtains you might be interested in...

    The New York Times needs your help. We’re looking for false information being spread deliberately to confuse, mislead, or influence voters ahead of the 2018 midterm elections.
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    Sep 9

    The two volumes of Bach’s The Well-Tempered Clavier are a window onto an extraordinary musical imagination – an infinitely varied, beguiling series of musical reflections and questions.

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