After some investigative work by the Savannah Morning News’ Lesley Conn raised serious questions about his qualifications. Savannah’s emergency management director has been “terminated”, according to Mayor Edna Jackson moments ago at a special session of City Council.
Month: August 2012
A few lessons from Hurricane Isaac
Another Wordle word cloud from the RNC: Clint Eastwood
Mitt Romney’s speech at the Republican National Convention: another word cloud
American Aquarium / Niche – The Jinx – 08/31/12
Interviews with Malin Akerman, Ashley Greene, and Johnny Galecki on “CBGB” set in Savannah
Check out this ET interview with Malin Ackerman, who plays Deborah Harry of Blondie in CBGB; Ashley Greene, who plays Lisa Kristal, the daughter of club owner Hilly Kristal; and Johnny Galecki, who plays Terry Ork, whose Ork Records released singles by Television, Alex Chilton, The Feelies, and others.
Word cloud of Rep. Paul Ryan’s RNC speech
Word clouds of Chris Christie’s and Ann Romney’s speeches
Katie Mullins / Mumbledust – The Sentient Bean – 08/30/12
During her six year stint in Germany, her musical pendulum swung from one extreme to the other. She sang in operas at the Komische Oper, played shows with a country band, Rose’s Shoulder, and acted in plays and films. Katie was hired by European and American theater performance artists for her versatility as an entertainer, and has performed in Madrid, Geneva, Düsseldorf, Berlin and New York.
Square Fest a good sign for Savannah music scene, but teens need more such chances to engage
Exactly 7 years after Katrina, Isaac could test New Orleans levees
The new westside Savannah high school: how will it impact traffic?
Zillow: Home prices up year over year, but about 30% of mortgages still underwater
American Aquarium’s new album “Burn.Flicker.Die”: a review
The Raleigh-based American Aquarium’s previous albums have captured the intense resentment of jilted lovers and the desperation of trying to find a place in the world, often with biting irony, but Burn.Flicker.Die. has an emotional depth and musical breadth that goes beyond the earlier work. And I love the earlier work: both Dances for the Lonely and Small Town Hymns have been in steady rotation at my house since they came out.