Among many other things that occurred historically on August 15, in 1769, Napolean Bonaparte was born on the isle of Corsica. He famously met his military demise at Waterloo, which the game of free-association brings my mind to the great track by Television's Tom Verlaine, "Postcard From Waterloo." Had the French Emperor sent a postcard from Waterloo, what would he have said? Would he have remembered that on this same date, nearly 700 years prior (in 1057), the real MacBeth, King of Scotland (the one after whom Shakespeare created his famous tragic play) was slain by the son of his rival, King Duncan? Well, of course, we will never know. In more recent times, August 15 is remembered as the first date in the 3-day long Woodstock Music & Art Fair, as it was supposed to be called - but is known simply as Woodstock. It was the mid-point of the most turbulent of years, 1969. The 60s were the decade that youth culture really took front and center in the media and...