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By Anonymous A Birth Certificate shows that we were born. A Death Certificate shows that we died. Pictures show that we lived! Have a seat . Relax . . . And read this slowly… I Believe… J… more →
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Rooting for the Saints as I Occasionally Wish the Game Disappears
bookchinshop wrote 1 month ago: I only wish for the game of football to disappear because of the damage done to its players, both du … more →
Inspiring thoughts...
at35000ft wrote 1 month ago: By Anonymous A Birth Certificate shows that we were born. A Death Certificate shows that we died. Pi … more →
The Accidental American in New Orleans
bookchinshop wrote 9 months ago: Tonight, at the Community Book Center in the 7th Ward, the authors of the new book The Accidental Am … more →
Veterans Day with the War STILL On
bookchinshop wrote 1 year ago: For most people in the United States, and perhaps the globe, the election of Barack Obama last week … more →
Nobody for President, Everyone for Liberation: at the Democratic National Convention - Denver
bookchinshop wrote 1 year ago: Flags. Banners. Suit-wearing delegates from fifty states. 15,000 media people (not sure I count). Mo … more →
New Orleans' Update
bookchinshop wrote 1 year ago: This is a letter I recently wrote to a friend also on the Gulf Coast as an update on the situation i … more →
Tearing it Up
bookchinshop wrote 1 year ago: Before I became politically engaged/concerned, etc, I was a very big sportsaholic. In fact, I went … more →
The World's Eyes on New Orleans...again: Eve of the SPP
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bookchinshop wrote 1 year ago: “I live in New Orleans, I don’t have time for anything else.” This phrase written … more →
Through the Neighborhoods, Riled Up in the Cold
bookchinshop wrote 1 year ago: On my way home from anti-racism meetings and couching at friends’ houses in the lower garden d … more →
Film Bonanza -- a year of reviews in the making
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bookchinshop wrote 1 year ago: They may not be pretty, funny or insightful, but perhaps you’ll learn something new. That … more →
Fenced Out at Duncan Plaza
bookchinshop wrote 1 year ago: Last December the state hastily decided that they needed to demolish their building north of Duncan … more →
William Buckley Died. We all do. Do our ideas die too?
bookchinshop wrote 1 year ago: Sitting here watching C-SPAN, in a somewhat throwback to summer 2007 when a roommate and I had a gen … more →
Prior to a full on Into the Wild film/book review...
bookchinshop wrote 2 years ago: Though I am thinking/writing/observing on the subject of Christopher McCandless, the main (but not o … more →
"When the Saints Go Marching"
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bookchinshop wrote 2 years ago: Check out the website for awareness and sign the petition for effective legislation if that’s … more →
Naomi Klein's new book
bookchinshop wrote 2 years ago: After reading No Logo for research of a paper on culture jamming back at university, I was always so … more →
The Roots of Climate Change, or, Oh! the woe of Civilization!
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bookchinshop wrote 2 years ago: Joseph Romm, a scientist and senior fellow at the Center for American Progress, was on a panel about … more →
dusk in atlanta
bookchinshop wrote 2 years ago: dusk in atlanta the natives lay back down, returning to encumbered slumber, after a sudden, h … more →
Two Fires, Saints Lose and I've Never Felt More Like a New Orleanian
bookchinshop wrote 2 years ago: [written in January 2007; reposted as a reminder of last Saints season as this one begins...] It was … more →
Rising Tide Blogger Conference
bookchinshop wrote 2 years ago: On August 24-26 the second Rising Tide Conference will bring together bloggers from across the city … more →
