Dunne is the father of actor Griffin Dunne and wrote extensively about the Los Angeles murder of his daughter, the actress Dominique Dunne. Jesse Kornbluth talks up his legacy at Vanity Fair in a piece at the Huffington Post . Harvey Levin and Bonnie Russell launched a website for Dunne last year. Dunne died in New York.

Remember how I said that I didn’t think that Edward Kennedy has as deep of a connection to migrant workers as his brother? Turns out I was wrong. Via the UFW blog : Since Sen. Edward M. Kennedy championed the cause of Cesar Chavez and the Farm Worker Movement after picking up the mantle from Sen. Robert F. Kennedy following his assassination in 1968, no national political leader has more effectively and selflessly embraced the farm workers’ cause. Year after year, Sen.

My old boss at CLAL, Rabbi Irwin Kula (I know, where haven’t I worked? There’s a fine line between an extensive c.v. and an inability to hold a job) has written an interesting take on Inglourious Basterds for the Huffington Post. He calls it the one Holocaust story “we have been afraid to tell about ourselves: the story of what we would really like to do to those Nazis”: Invited to stare into the Face of Vengeance and admit and own we even enjoyed the killing, maybe we can begin to heal and realize the innocence of suffering can never be redeemed by the exercise of power.

I discovered something unexpected about Haiti. It’s nowhere near as apocalyptic as one might think. For experienced travelers, it’s a place worth visiting (with heavy doses of caveats and cautions).

My week began on the subject of death. Let’s hope it ends in something more cheerful, like the successful neutering of our dog!  We’ve been thinking about replacing his nuts with some tiny wind chimes. Anyway, here are this week’s Huffington Posts, exceptionally there are two, due to Ted Kennedy’s demise. See what I (and quite a lot of commenters) think of death panels by clicking on the image below. And see what I think of Ted Kennedy, by clicking on the image below.

Posted by David Wescott Our friend and colleague Ambassador Marc Ginsberg shared some important insights and fond memories of Senator Kennedy on The Huffington Post today.  Marc began his impressive career interning in the Senator’s office in 1969, and served as a foreign policy and national security aide to the Senator. He went on to be the first the U.S. ambassador of Jewish heritage to a Middle East nation.  From what I hear, Marc also played a pretty mean shortstop for the Ted Sox.

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Stacy Summary :  It’s funny how hard most of the Americans there totally defend oligarchy whether copyright, financial or insurance.  But check it out . . .  Ma’x’s latest Huffington Post blog . The website Mininova, one of the freedom fighters for free speech and innovation in the land of permissiveness, progressive politics and tolerance — the Netherlands — is getting harassed by a scared Dutch government kowtowing to the post 9-11 civil- and human-rights-infringing, copyright-cartel lobbyists in Washington and Hollywood.

A light has gone out. Sen. Edward Kennedy February 22, 1932 – August 25, 2009 “For all those whose cares have been our concern, the work goes on, the cause endures, the hope still lives, and the dream shall never die.” -Sen. Ted Kennedy 1980 Democratic National Convention Picture and quote courtesy of Huffington Post