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Marc Estrin : Happy Birthday, Albert Einstein
Albert Einstein and Marie Curie.HAPPY BIRTHDAY, ALBERT (Albert Einstein was born on March 14th, 1879.) Blanchot : “La réponse est le malheur de la question.” (The answer is the misfortune of the question.) ALBERT EINSTEIN SAID Sometimes I ask myself … Continue reading
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Tagged Albert Einstein, Marc Estrin, Marie Curie, Philospophy, Physics, Science
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John Ross in Obamalandia : Death Waltz Across Texas
John Ross. Photo from Con Carlitos.Loose in Obamalandia:Death waltz across Texas(With apologies to Ernest Tubbs) By John Ross / The Rag Blog / March 13, 2010 I. Paranoia stalks the skies. At LAX, flying towards Texas, I am pulled out … Continue reading
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Tagged Austin, Authors, Books, Border Wall, John Ross, Raul R. Salinas, Texas, UT-Austin
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Realm of the Census : Partisan Fundraising Fracas
Bunch of partisan baloney?GOP census knockoff and Dem rejoinderBy Larry Ray / The Rag Blog / March 12, 2010 ‘Breaking News: House Bans GOP FAKE Census Surveys’The headline on the email sent by the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, DCCC, forwarded … Continue reading
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Tagged Congress, Larry Ray, Partisan Politics, Political Spin, U.S. Census
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Colombia: Six Decades of Fighting for Peace : Paramilitary Reemerges
A Promise of Peace:Colombia and the paramilitary successor groups By Marion Delgado / The Rag Blog / March 11, 2010 Part three: Resurgence In my last posting I looked at the demobilization of Colombia’s paramilitary blocs in an agreement with … Continue reading
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Tagged Colombia, History, Human Rights, Latin America, Marion Delgado, South America
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Kate Braun : Vernal Equinox Seasonal Message
The egg and the emergence of Lord Sun: Egg tulip image from uphilldowndale.Vernal Equinox:Honor Eoster, the goddess of Spring By Kate Braun / The Rag Blog / March 11, 2010 Every day’s another dawning/Give the morning winds a chance/Always catch … Continue reading
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Tagged Astrology, Kate Braun, Mythology, Ritual, Spirituality, Vernal Equinox
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Farrah’s Story : How Could the Academy Forget Her?
Survivors remember…How could the Academy forget Farrah? By Jody Schoger / The Rag Blog / March 11, 2010 American icon and Emmy-award winning actress Farah Fawcett was notably absent in the traditional memorial included each year as part of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Actresses, Cancer, Farrah Fawcett, Film, Health, Judy Schoger, Women
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Marc Estrin : Our Unsingable National Anthem
Bombs bursting in air…Oh say can you sing? By Marc Estrin / The Rag Blog / March 11, 2010 Oh, say can you see? o sa cn u c? When did we have to stand and sing this at hockey … Continue reading
Text and Subtext : The Media’s Tea Party
Framing the Tea Party movement: New Left redux? Photo from RaceWire.‘Wal-Mart Hippies?’Framing the Tea Party movement By Harry Targ / The Rag Blog / March 10, 2010 Friday morning I was listening to my pseudo “fair and balanced” National Public … Continue reading
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Tagged Harry Targ, Mainstream Media, New Left, Right Wing, Sixties, Tea Baggers
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Joseph Stack and the Texas GOP : Murder-Suicide of the King’s English
Art by Cindy Flynn / Clifton Studios.Murder-suicide of the English language:Stack, and the Texas Republican primary By Greg Moses / The Rag Blog / March 9, 2010 Like fabled ruts gouged into dirt by heavy wheels, or war trenches widened … Continue reading
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Tagged Greg Moses, Joseph Stack, Language, Racism, Republican Party, Texas
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Ramsey Wiggins : Me and Gilbert Shelton: A Memoir
Legendary underground cartoonist and comix artist Gilbert Shelton.Me and Gilbert Shelton: A Memoir By Ramsey Wiggins / The Rag Blog / March 8, 2010 Legendary underground artist Gilbert Shelton will be Thorne Dreyer’s guest on Rag Radio, Tuesday, March 9, … Continue reading
San Antonio : Thousands Rally for International Women’s Day
More than 2,000 demonstrators celebrated International Women’s Day, Saturday, March 6, in San Antonio. Photo by Alice Embree / The Rag Blog.International Women’s Day:Multi-ethnic coalitionCelebrates the struggles of women By Alice Embree / The Rag Blog / March 8, 2010 … Continue reading
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Tagged Activism, Alice Embree, International Women's Day, San Antonio, Social Action, Texas, Women
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