Whistling through the boneyard

26 October 2006

View from Muslim cemetery

Chon Kemin Valley, northern Kyrgyzstan, near border with Kazakhstan.

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Shulamith Firestone. Marxist feminist writer, dead at 67: NYT obit.

Ravi's favorite things

Alice and John Coltrane, 1965. Image links to "Growing up Coltrane" in which Ravi reveals his favorites tracks featuring his Mom and Dad.

Under the eternal sky

"No human being, nor any living thing, survives long under the eternal sky. The most beautiful women, the most learned men, even Mohammed, who heard Allah’s own voice, all did whither and die. All is temporary. The sky outlives everything. Even suffering." —Bowa Johar

Listening Horse

A plug, sight unseen, for Listening Horse Therapeutic Riding. Image links to web page.

Himself

T.S.O'Sullivan: Albuquerque, New Mexico

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Previous posts

WeAreMany.org provides a sampling of radical audio and video sources and is a project of the Center for Economic Research and Social Change, publisher of Haymarket Books and the International Socialist Review.

Meanwhile, ol' flea bag sez

Everything posted on Facebook is effectively in the public domain and can be used against you by the state, its allies and its stooges. Proceed accordingly.

Daily updates on AfPak war

The AfPak Channel, a joint project of the Foreign Policy web site and the New American Foundation, provides daily briefings on the war in South Asia. Image links to site, where you can register for email updates.

No Borders collective offers free anarchist downloads

No Borders, the Louisville, Kentucky, the “explicitly anarchist” lending library, offers a handful of free pdf pamphlets for downloading.

'The Lost and Found'

Vocalist Gretchen Parlato's third release, The Lost and Found, showed up on several best of 2011 jazz lists. Image links to her page, which opens with her treatment of "Holding Back the Years."

Who rules America?

In the most recent update of "Wealth, Income, and Power," G. William Domhoff describes U.S. wealth and income distributions.

No words can express

Sweet springtime showers,/ and no words can express/ how sad it all is. Buson (1715-1783)

Some news sources

Afghan Online Press
Afghanistan Times
Al-Jazeera
Anand Gopal: Global Dispatches
Dawn, Pakistan
EurasiaNet: Afghanistan
Foreign Policy Journal
Foreign Policy's AfPak Channel
GlobalPost
Institute for War and Peace Reporting
Inter Press Service
SocialistWorker.org
The Long War Journal
The New York Times: Asia Pacific
TomDispatch.com
Watching America

America's real enemies

“America’s most dangerous enemies are not Islamic radicals but those who sold us the perverted ideology of free-market capitalism and globalization. They have dynamited the very foundations of our society. In the 17th century these speculators would have been hung. Today they run the government and consume billions in taxpayer subsidies.” —Chris Hedges

All is well, Aengus

All is well, Aengus

His smile seemed most broad when we loped along the trails and ditch banks together.

Other sites of interest

Afghanistan Research and Evaluation Unit (AREU)
American Institute of Afghanistan Studies
American University of Afghanistan (AUAF)
Ames Library of South Asia
ArchNet Digital Library
Committee to Protect Journalists
Live Without Wars
Luke Powell Photographs
Our journey to smile: Afghan peace blog
Random Thoughts: Otto Pohl
Revolutionary Association of the Women of Afghanistan (RAWA)
Shah M. Book Co., Kabul
Social Research Center (AUCA)
Voices for Creative Nonviolence

Afghan youth for peace

Image links to Afghan Youth Peace Volunteers page on Facebook.

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