Tuesday, June 16, 2009
Thursday, October 9, 2008
Resources for Teachers and others interested in ending prejudice
Here's a link to a web site with interesting resources for teachers and others interesting in ending racism, sexism, homophobia, anti-semitism and other prejudices.
Labels:
animal welfare,
antisemitism,
curriculum planning,
homophobia,
racism,
sexism,
teachers
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Doing Something for Peace
I had to take my own suggestion, and try to do something for peace, in honor of the International Day of Peace, September 21st. Here's a link to Friends Journal I hope you'll find something here to inspire you.
Sunday, September 21, 2008
International Day of Peace
This is the International Day of Peace. Please pray, work, legislate or do anything to help make this a more peaceful world.
Labels:
nonviolence,
pacifism,
pacifist,
Peace,
Peacebuilding
Friday, September 19, 2008
Alaska State Agriculture Director Loved Cows
Wow, I loved cows and I want to earn $95,000 per year. Too bad I'm not an old friend of Governor Sarah Palin. According to an article in the New York Times, She appointed her friend, Franci Havemeister, as director of the State Division of Agriculture. The former real estate agent said that that her childhood love of cows qualified her for the position. The article cites many other instances in which Palin apparently rewards her friends and punishes her "enemies." More...
MUSIC OF INTEREST
Here are a couple of tunes and one radio station to check out:
75 and Sunny, by Ryan Montbleau Band: Available on iTunes
See that Train, by Sean Mullins
WOJB 88.9 FM Lac Court Oreilles own tribal radio station. Live streaming eclectic music including, acoustic, reggae, Rock and Roll and more:Click Here
75 and Sunny, by Ryan Montbleau Band: Available on iTunes
See that Train, by Sean Mullins
WOJB 88.9 FM Lac Court Oreilles own tribal radio station. Live streaming eclectic music including, acoustic, reggae, Rock and Roll and more:Click Here
Palin's Husband Refuses To Testify In Probe : NPR
Click here to listen to a short audio clip from NPR, which discusses the refusal of Sarah Palin's husband to testify before the Alaska State Legislature in a case involvinng possible abuse of power by the Republican vice-presidential nominee.
Labels:
abuse of power,
investigation,
politics,
Sarah Palin,
Todd Palin
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