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- * RADIO RANT: Birds as Symbols
- * RADIO RANT: Subduing the Universe
- * RADIO RANT: The Savage Within
- * John & Martha X; Barbaric Discourse
- * "DEEP Ecology"
- * SKOOL DAZE BLUZ
- * RADIO RANT: "Let It Lie!"
- * Tom's Garlic Toast
- * Lima Bean (& Ham) Soup
- * Subliminal Appeals on Cable News?
- * RADIO RANT: Making Mirth w/ Myths
- * RADIO RANT: Shakespeare Savaged
- * That's GAY[?!]
- * RADIO RANT: Carrot-&-Stick Ethics
- * RADIO RANT: Women's Rights vs. Animal Rights?
- * SPAM: Writing Software
- * HSN: "Sheer Cover with Leeza Gibbons"
- * Twins Surge?
- * Noodles Marco Polo; Halfbreed Suppers
- * Crock-Pot Recipe: Chicken & Dumplings
- * BIG AFTERNOON (& Lost in the Wilderness)
- * RADIO RANT: Imaginary Worlds Made More So
- * RADIO RANT: Taut Tautologies
- * John & Martha IX
- * A Dream Deferred: Aunt Bea!
- * God Is Red (and White and Red and . . .)
- * Ah, Cool: Sticky Blog Posts
- * RADIO RANT: A Demagogue's Spleen
- * Of Computer Nerds & Birds
- * The Tao of Toothaches
- * Nicotine Dreams
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My 20 Most Popular iTunes Songs by PlayCount [as of 3/27/07]
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My Most Popular iTunes Artists/Bands—by # of songs [as of 3/8/07]
- [--NOTE: I started out in iTunes w/ an older Mac w/ limited hard-drive space, and so I've always been in the habit of just burning the "best of" the tunes from my various CD's. Ergo the apparently peculiar fact that I don't even have a CD's worth of tunes from even some of my "favorite" artists.]
- [--NEW NOTE: Now only displaying the "Top Ten"--]
- 01. Tom Waits (78 songs)
- 02. The Blue Öyster Cult (42)
- 03. The Beatles (29)
- 04. Black Sabbath/Ozzy Osbourne (22)
- 05. Johnny Cash (21)
- 06a. AC/DC (18)
- 06b. Neil Young (18)
- 08a. BiHN [Ben Rogge's band (my stepson)] (12)
- 08b. Joy Harjo/Poetic Justice (12)
- 10a. The Doors (11)
- 10b. Led Zeppelin (11)
- 10c. Charlie Parker (11)
My Favorite "Native Lit" Texts; or, A Recommended Reading List [4/9/07]
- [--NEW NOTE: Now only displaying (a pretty arbitrarily chosen) "Top Twenty" selection, alphabetized by author, then title--]
- * Sherman Alexie: THE LONE RANGER AND TONTO FISTFIGHT IN HEAVEN [1993; short stories]
- * Nicholas Black Elk/John J. Neihardt: BLACK ELK SPEAKS [1932; as-told-to autobiography]
- * Joseph Bruchac: NEAR THE MOUNTAINS [1987; poems]
- * Vine Deloria, Jr.: FOR THIS LAND: WRITINGS ON RELIGION IN AMERICA [1999; collected essays]
- * John Fire (Lame Deer)/Richard Erdoes: LAME DEER: SEEKER OF VISIONS [1972; as told-to autobiography]
- * Joy Harjo: HOW WE BECAME HUMAN: NEW AND SELECTED POEMS: 1975-2001 [2002]
- * Linda Hogan: DWELLINGS: A SPIRITUAL HISTORY OF THE LIVING WORLD [1995; essays]
- * Maurice Kenny: ON SECOND THOUGHT: A COMPILATION [1995; poems, fiction, autobiography]
- * Adrian C. Louis: AMONG THE DOG EATERS [1992; poems]
- * N. Scott Momaday: HOUSE MADE OF DAWN [1968; novel]
- * N. Scott Momaday: IN THE PRESENCE OF THE SUN: STORIES AND POEMS, 1961-1991 [1992]
- * N. Scott Momaday: THE MAN MADE OF WORDS [1997; essays]
- * Simon J. Ortiz: WOVEN STONE [1992; collected poems]
- * Carter Revard: AN EAGLE NATION [1993; poems]
- * Leslie Marmon Silko: ALMANAC OF THE DEAD [1991; novel]
- * Leslie Marmon Silko: STORYTELLER [1981; fiction, poems, etc.]
- * Luther Standing Bear: LAND OF THE SPOTTED EAGLE [1933; autobiography, autoethnography]
- * Gerald Vizenor: MANIFEST MANNERS: NARRATIVES ON POSTINDIAN SURVIVANCE [1994; essays]
- * Gerald Vizenor: SHADOW DISTANCE: A GERALD VIZENOR READER [1994; essays, short stories, etc.]
- * James Welch: THE DEATH OF JIM LONEY [1979; novel]
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