See this at: organicday.blogspot....| Added on 09/14/06

Guide to San Francisco Bay Area organic and sustainable living

Guide to San Francisco Bay Area organic and sustainable living See less

See this at: pastdeadline.com| Added on 08/05/06

Ray Richmond's take on Hollywood

Ray Richmond's take on Hollywood See less

See this at: preemptivekarma.com| Added on 07/21/06

Today's preview comes to you from beautiful Dallas Fort Worth International airport, where I wait for my next flight on my way to Seattle and my 20 year high school reunion. We have 4 more races today to talk about in Florida, then we start to move... See more

Today's preview comes to you from beautiful Dallas Fort Worth International airport, where I wait for my next flight on my way to Seattle and my 20 year high school reunion. We have 4 more races today to talk about in Florida, then we start to move toward the midwest. See less

See this at: weichegud.blogspot.c...| Added on 07/20/06

This blog will be back in full swing next week. In the meantime, make sure you contact your representative to urge the passage of HR 5680. There is an all out public relations offense against it by the EPRDF. D’unt know why. What part HR 5680 is... See more

This blog will be back in full swing next week. In the meantime, make sure you contact your representative to urge the passage of HR 5680. There is an all out public relations offense against it by the EPRDF. D’unt know why. What part HR 5680 is making the Ethiopian government sweat like a whore on a slow Saturday night? Ohhhh… yeah…. The part that denies entry visas to the See less

Highlights: The EPRDF has gotten some $15+ billion in aid from the west so far.

See this at: allywork.solidarityd...| Added on 07/20/06

The Erase Racism Carnival is a collection of blog posts dedicated to creating a world free of racism. The Carnival is published around the 20th of every month. If you would like to submit a post written by you or someone else, just go here and click... See more

The Erase Racism Carnival is a collection of blog posts dedicated to creating a world free of racism. The Carnival is published around the 20th of every month. If you would like to submit a post written by you or someone else, just go here and click on “submit your blog article to this carnival”. Along with the URL of the article, be sure to include your name and email. This is a traveling carnival. If you would like to host a future edition, check for availability below and email vegankid or Rachel with your interest. The idea is to get more people blogging and/or reading about creating a world free of racism. We ask that those interested in hosting a future edition of the carnival please submit at least one post beforehand. Carnival hosts may set their own preferred submission deadlines and guidelines. For the most part, however, submissions are due three days before the publication date and it is suggested that you submit posts to the link above (however, hosts may specify their own... See less

See this at: ethiopianreporter.co...| Added on 07/20/06

"... the tendency is for an increasing number of Ethiopian women to seek employment in the Middle East, as they lack the opportunity to earn a living and support their families by staying in Ethiopia. ..."

"... the tendency is for an increasing number of Ethiopian women to seek employment in the Middle East, as they lack the opportunity to earn a living and support their families by staying in Ethiopia. ..." See less

Highlights: Indeed, foreign domestic workers (including those from Sri Lanka, the Philippines, India, Eritrea, etc.) are highly prized in the Gulf States as they are willing to work for lower wages than would be accepted by the countries’ nationals (about US$100/month for what basically amounts to...

See this at: pambazuka.org| Added on 07/20/06

The pilot phase of the BAWo project has come to an end. I want to thank you all for participating. I also want to thank you all for your patience as the blogging slowly got underway. Some of the typical problems for bloggers, like creating time,... See more

The pilot phase of the BAWo project has come to an end. I want to thank you all for participating. I also want to thank you all for your patience as the blogging slowly got underway. Some of the typical problems for bloggers, like creating time, arose. Some others, like periods of no Internet access, were also a factor. The young ladies really enjoyed reading all your entries, even though they were not always able to blog. They were pretty tech-savvy ladies, but new to blogging so it was a new and exciting discovery for them. Sokari will be working on a brief write-up for Pambazuka News. I will share the link to the write-up once it’s up. In the meantime, please feel free to use this blog as a forum for sharing your feedback on the project. We look forward to hearing your thoughts. Thanks, Ore See less