Listen to Arundhati Roy, reciting the horrors and torments befallen on the poor population of India.
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Listen to Arundhati Roy, reciting the horrors and torments befallen on the poor population of India.
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The sixth Israeli Apartheid Week is upon us starting March 1st. Support this moral cause to end apartheid in Israel and the occupied territories.
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In a clinic in Vaxjo, Sweden. Neighboring Atkins clinic believed (by author) to be involved.
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United Arab Emirates Prince Sheikh Issa bin Zayed al-Nahyan was found innocent of torture that was filmed on video.
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In this book, Joel Spolsky is an iconoclast par excellence. He relentlessly refutes many of the absurdly sacred tenants that are touted by many software developers as absolute truths,...
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Bill Maher, from his show Real Time sends a message out to President Obama: "The Democrats just never learn. Americans don't really care which side of an issue you're...
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The WP Hide Post plugin enables the author to write posts/pages that are hidden on the homepage, feeds and/or other places, but still visible to search engines. This is...
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Hamas has manipulated Amnesty International investigators to believe that Israel committed war crimes in Gaza.
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This year's Gay Pride Parade in Seattle was a wonderful display of diversity and freedom of expression. Here's a collection of photos.
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The Fremont Solstice parade is world famous for its Naked Cyclists that open the procession every year. Here are some photos from 2009's parade.
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A quote from Jimmy Carter in his latest Gaza visit: "the citizens of Palestine are treated more like animals than like human beings"
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A friend of mine went to China recently and brought back a SONY, VAIO-branded USB 2.0 drive with a startling 900GB capacity.
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You can now subscribe to and read your favorite blog, An Apple a Day, on your Kindle!! Enjoy!
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Wolfram|Alpha, a "Computational Search Engine", will launch on May 18, giving people access to a wealth of "computable" facts and algorithms. It takes queries in simple English and produces...
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A new Sculpture of "Jesus in Jeans" was recently unveiled in East Sussex, England, "depicting Christ as a man of the 21st century"
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An interesting effort from Australia to locate the 26-letter English alphabet on Google Maps.
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Google Inc. has hired 200 goats to graze its fields to eat grass and weeds and to fertilize the soil as a low-carbon alternative to mowing lawn.
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A new fashion seems to be picking up for beach footwear where high heel shoes are combined with flippers for fashion-conscious divers out there. Any possible uses other than...
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Once I tried the Google Chrome browser I was impressed with its speed and lightweight impact on the system resources. In spite of the essential features that it still...
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"A video tape smuggled out of the United Arab Emirates shows a member of the country's royal family mercilessly torturing a man with whips, electric cattle prods and wooden...
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A very intriguing article by William Marling, a visiting professor of American Studies at the American University of Beirut, relating how books and other media are systematically banned in...
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Who decides what is "stupid" and what is not? Who decides who the Web should cater for? Who says what should appear on the Web and what is "meaningless"...
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The World Digital Library website opened as promised on April 21st. It features a very elegant and more or less intuitive user interface. The content is scarce for now,...
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Sacking of the Prodigal Priest
The priest who went wild with his parish's checkbook.
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