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Thich Nhat Hanh
is a Vietnamese Buddhist monk. During the war in Vietnam, he
worked tirelessly for reconciliation between North and South
Vietnam. His lifelong efforts to generate peace moved Martin
Luther King, Jr. to nominate him for the Nobel Peace Prize in
1967.
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Luke Meyer
is the owner and
a teacher at Bikram Yoga Chelsea studios NewYork.
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Peter
Buffett
is
a well established musician, composer and producer. Buffett began
his career in the early 1980's with The waiting, One by One,
Tonnondio, and Lost Frontier. Peter signed with Epic and then
Hollywood Records to release 500 nations and Spirit respectively.
His latest Emmy award winning CD entitled, Ojibwe was released in
2002 on his own label, Bisonhead Records along with Songs from an
Eastside Attic. After scoring the Fire Dance scene in the
Oscar winning film Dances With Wolves and playing at the film's 1991
L.A. premiere, famed composer John Barry brought Peter to Abbey Road
studios in London to write music for The Scarlett Letter.
Peter then went on to score the entire 8 hour miniseries for CBS
produced by Kevin Costner called 500
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Maryte Kavaliauskas
- The Colours of Music:
- David Hockney.
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Maryte Kavaliauskas is a critically acclaimed documentary film
maker.
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Joe Deninzon
has
been referred to as the Jimmy Hendrix of the violin and he has
played with some very distinguished musicians like Cheryl Crow,
Ritchie Blackmore, Les Paul and Smoky Robinson.
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Rick Del Savio,
a native New Yorker, began his professional career at 14 years of age performing in and around New
York City at night clubs and concerts. As the former musical
director for 1950s' R&B acts 'The Kodaks' and 'The Valentinos' Del
Savio has performed at The Lehman Center for the Performing Arts,
Schutzen Park and other major 1950s' revival shows.
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Incident At Ogallala
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Apted
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narrated
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- Review:Kalitan Jagvonjeul
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Paha
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- Discovery and theft of Gold, General Custer, the Hearst Homestake
mines
- and the events leading to the discovery of uranium.
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Rebekah Windmiller
is a
choreographer and dancer. She
began dancing in 1982 at Ohio
University where she went on to
complete Bachelor’s degrees in
Music and Dance. Since
moving
to New York in 1990, Ms.
Windmiller has presented work at a wide variety
of venues including
DanceSpace Project, The Knitting
Factory, Spoke-the-Hub and The Construction
Company where she is a resident
choreographer.
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Carmen
Amaya
- Born on a beach near Barcelona, she
was pure gypsy, an aristocratic descendant of an ancient tribe from
India.
- Serious, sultry and unpredictable,
she commanded instant attention. She exuded the pansexual, virtually
demonic charisma of a rock star. Her lightning footwork, faster than
the eye could comprehend, made audiences dizzy".
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Hilla Rebay -
Art of Tomorrow at the
Guggenheim Museum,NY
- by Kalitan Jagvonjeul
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- According to Rebay, “Non-Objective
painting
- represents no object or subject known to us on
- earth. It is
simply a beautiful organization of colors and forms to be enjoyed
for beauty’s sake and
- arranged in rhythmic order."
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The
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Innocence:
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Depleted Uranium
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- The scientific and devastating
- effects on unborn children in Iraq
- and the Gulf War Syndrome.
WARNING! PHOTOS
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David Hammons:
In his own words.
David Hammons creates art that forces viewers to confront cultural
stereotypes and racial issues.
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Jimmie
Durham:
- In His Own Words
- First Nations Affiliation:
Cherokee.
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A
WAR TO BE PROUD OF
- Christopher Hitchens is British/American columnist for
Vanity Fair, Slate magazine ,The Weekly Standard and several other
newspapers.
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THE DEBATE
Hitchens/Galloway
Watch BBC report
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Jean
Shin
Born in Seoul, South Korea,
has recently participated in
- the Projects series at the Museum
of Modern Art in NY
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Dr.
Hugo Heyrman
is a
Belgian painter and new
media researcher. Born in Antwerp, where he lives and works. From
his earliest work, Dr. Hugo Heyrman developed a transformative
vision, a pictorial investigation of perception and visual
thinking, bridging the real and the
virtual.
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BREAK
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Ceasar Chelala
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CAMINITO:
BIRTH OF A
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TANGO, AND OF A STREET
Dr. César Chelala is an
international public health consultant and an award winning
writer and photographer.
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STAR OF HOPE MISSION
Star of Hope Mission, 1811 Ruiz, Houston, TX
77002, 713-226-5499
Houston Charity Center 14110 South Post Oak, Houston, TX
713-721-1417
Pleasant Hill Baptist Church Attn. Gwen White 4670 Lakeshore Dr,
Shreveport, LA 71109
381-6000
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- Gøril
Trondsen Booth
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Interview with John LeKay
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- Gøril Trondsen Booth - an
- independent documentary photographer / photo-journalist on her 10th
year, specializing in social issues and aid to
under-developed countries and areas of conflict. Gøril Trondsen Booth has her roots above the artic circle in Oslo,
Norway.
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BRENDAN CASS lives and works in New
York. He has had five one person shows and numerous group shows in New York and Europe.
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York and Kenny Schachter, London, UK
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Georg
Grosz
1893-1959
Considered
himself a propagandist of the social revolution. He not only
depicted victims of the catastrophe of the First World War - the
disabled, crippled, and mutilated - he also portrayed the
collapse of capitalist society and its values. By: Rob Ruggenberg
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Galician Gypsies in England
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- Most of the photographs were taken by Gypsy Lore Society members
- Fred Shaw (d. 1940) and
Ivor Evans
(1886-1957)
between
1900 and 1940.
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Anthony
Arnove:
- Interview with John LeKay
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Anthony Arnove, with Howard Zinn - is the editor of "Voices of a
People’s History of the United States"
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based educational and information website.
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Brenda
Aplin
runs a registered charity called LAKOTA AID. She has
been fund raising for the Lakota (Sioux) Native American
Indians of the
Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota, for nearly 3 years
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Speakers of Hiroshima
and the Voices of Hibakusha
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These ``Voices of Hibakusha'' eyewitness accounts of the bombing
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of Hiroshima are from the program HIROSHIMA WITNESS produced
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by the Hiroshima Peace Cultural Center and NHK, the public
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broadcasting company of Japan. The individual accounts were input
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and translated into English by college students Yumi Kodama,
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Junko Kato, Junko Kawamoto, Masako Kubota, Chiharu Kimura,
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and Kumi Komatsu, who were advised by Laurence Wiig.
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Bent Minds
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- Psychologist Margaret Singer was an expert on brainwashing and cults.
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- The "Not Me" Myth: Orwell and the Mind
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