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Portishead: Sour Times

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Turisas: The Land of Hope and Glory

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Black Sabbath: Fairies Wear Boots

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Sting: If You Love Somebody Set Them Free

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Kings of Leon: Sex on Fire

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Cypress Hill: Illusions

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Stromae: Alors on Dance

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Black Rebel Motorcycle Club: Spread Your Love

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John Lee Hooker: Boom, boom, boom

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Lady Gaga: Poker Face

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Arvo Pärt: Spiegel im Spiegel

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Tainted Love: Gloria Jones (1976)

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Dead or Alive/Daft Punk: You Spin Me Right Round

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Ulla Pia: Flower Power-tøj

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Ronald Jenkees: Derty

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Brian Archinal: Anvil Chorus (David Lang)

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Carter Family og Hank Williams

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Max Richter: Embers

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• Letter of Intent
  Opmærksomme som jeg ved at mine læsere er, går jeg ud fra at I har bemærket at jeg på det seneste er kommet med flere tip & guide end jeg plejer. Det er der sådan set en grund til: jeg har nemlig fået den idé, at tilbyde mine tjenester til hvis folk har noget ved deres Blogger-template de gerne vil have skræddersyet, eller fikset, eller andet. I den forb […]
• Trichet: god tone - ja tak -god økonomi - nej tak
  Den tyske Bundesbank-chef, Thilo Sarazzin, har skabt så meget rører i andedammen, at det var et spørgsmål som ECB-chefen Trichet fandt det nødvendigt at berøre. Thilo Sarrazin brøde fremhæves med følgende synderegister: At hævde at muslimer er sværere at integrere end andre og bemærke, at de har en tendens til at føde flere børn, hvilket ikke lige frem kan s […]
• S+SF's flybilletskat rammer Udkantsdanmark
  "At rejse er at leve" sagde H.C. Andersen. Og rejserne bragte ham vidt omkring, også til Augustenborg og Sydjylland. Dengang var det omstændelig en opgave at komme ud i verden og alene turen gennem Danmark kunne tage flere dage. I dag går det heldigvis meget hurtigere. En af årsagerne er det fine netværk af indenrigsruter, […]
• 12 minutter er rent bluff!
  Denne sommer blev det klart at SF og S økonomiske plan Fair Løsning er rent bluff. Vi har længe sagt at SF og Ss plan ikke hang sammen. Den skaber ingen konsollidering af dansk økonomi og hvor udgifterne i planen er meget konkret, så er indtægterne alt andet.  At det så var Fagbevægelsen, der rev tæppet væk […]
• Tip: Søgeord fra billedesøgning i Google Analytics
  Hvis du bruger Google Analytics har du muligvis bemærket, at google.dk eller google.com nogle gange optræder som henvisningssteder. Og hvis du kikker nærmere på dem, kan du se at de kommer fra en henvisningssti som hedder /imgres. Og ikke andet. Det er billedesøgninger på Google, der har resulteret i at nogen er kommet til din side. Du kan se, hvad destinati […]

180Grader

• Vælgerne dumper Fair Løsning
  Det er op ad bakke for Socialdemokraternes leder Helle Thorning-Schmidt at overbevise vælgerne om, at hun og SF står med det mest troværdige bud på en økonomisk plan, der skal bringe Danmark tilbage på sporetMens 41 procent af vælgerne mener, at VK-regeringens genopretningsplan er den økonomisk mest ansvarlige, svarer kun 31 procent... […]
• Mona Sahlin advarer mod danske tilstande
  Stem ikke på Sverigedemokraterne, så bliver Sverige lige som Danmark, siger Mona Sahlin, der mener at sverige så ikke længere er et anstændigt land. […]
• Den absurde idyl
  Det er så moderne at have ondt af dem som OECD og EU kalder fattige. For ikke at halte bagefter, må jeg derfor se mig nødsaget til at foreslå en løsningsmodel som fjerner problemet med fattige helt; i hvert fald hvis man bruger OECDs metrik. Løsningen er ganske enkel, og rører slet ikke ved den private sektor:Sæt alle... […]
• 30 indvandrere overfaldt betjente med kæppe og sten - Ritzau dækker over deres baggrund
  Tumult ved Skovlunde Centret vest for København, da civilklædte betjente tog fat i mistænkte hashhandlere.To civilklædte betjente er torsdag aften blevet udsat for et angreb af vrede unge i Skovlunde vest for København.Her afenitificeret:Politi i knibe ved bycenter: Pistol fundet […]
• Intet demokratisk problem med det svenske valgsystem - men det er der med den danske partistøtte
  LEDER: Den danske debat om det svenske valgsystem er gået over gevind. Javel, det kan ses, hvad vælgerne i Sverige stemmer, hvis de vel at mærke ankommer til valgstedet og kun henter én stemmeseddel fra det parti, de vil stemme på. Men de kan også bare tage stemmesedlen med hjemmefra, for de har nemlig fået tilsendt en for hvert... […]

IPS Middle East

• LEBANON: Rich Feast Through Month of Fasting
  Although not a celebration in the traditional sense, Ramadan in Lebanon is a time of joy for many, during which families reconnect and share their wealth with the poor. But in this country of extremes, not everyone has the luxury of celebrating the holy month. […]
• MIDEAST: Pessimistic About Peace, Yet…
  As President Obama on Wednesday initiates the ninth U.S. attempt in the last 30 years to bring about a final Palestinian-Israeli peace agreement, expectations are low and pessimism is high. […]
• MIDEAST: Netanyahu Ignores President, and Wife
  Thousands of Israelis have protested in a central park here demanding that their government revoke its decision to deport 400 children of migrant workers. […]

Tikkun Blogs

• A Community Celebrates Health Care Reform
  For years, Rio Arriba County has been the butt of jokes about its high overdose death rates and its supposed lack of coordination between providers. But on August 25, over 350 people showed up at my office (a huge crowd for a working day in Espanola!) to celebrate our town’s health care reform success. (More) We […]
• Heeding Heschel’s Call: Jewish Seminarians Praying With Their Feet at Park51
  Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel was a bookworm. He both wrote and read voraciously. But he also was also a practical man who lived by his principles. A refugee from Nazi Germany, he knew injustice quite personally. So when he came to the United States, the racial segregation prevalent at the time made him cringe. He […]
• I Can’t Make It Any Clearer…
  A couple weeks ago I saw this diagram on my friend’s Facebook page and stopped short: For years since 9/11 I’ve been trying to make this very point, often talking until I was blue in the face to fellow Americans who have very little working knowledge of Islam. One of the greatest challenges I face as an […]

Robert Dreyfus

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Robert Fisk

• Robert Fisk: Battlefield stereotypes that were fed to young minds
  In the late 1950s, my father would drop by Reynolds paper shop in Maidstone High Street to buy pipe tobacco for himself and comics for me. […]
• Robert Fisk: Even the little dog was not spared by Cromwell
  To Saint Canice's, then, in the ancient city of Kilkenny, its ninth-century round tower still watching for Viking invaders, home of the forgotten Gaelic Irish-Old English Confederation, its citizens spared by Cromwell. […]
• Robert Fisk: US troops say goodbye to Iraq
  When you invade someone else's country, there has to be a first soldier – just as there has to be a last. […]

Info Clearing House

• News For September 02, 2010
  Obama’s Iraq Speech An Exercise in Cowardice and Deceit By Bill Van Auken The most chilling passage came at the end of the 19-minute speech, when Obama declared, “Our troops are the steel in our ship of state,” adding, “And though our nation may be traveling through rough waters, they give us […]
• News For September 01, 2010
  A Trillion-Dollar Catastrophe. Yes, Iraq Was a Headline War By Simon Jenkins The west is leaving Iraq in a pool of blood, dust and dollars. It remains wedded to Iraq's twin sister in folly, Afghanistan. Continue They're Leaving as Heroes? By William Blum Drum roll, please ... Stand tall American GI hero! And […]
• News For August 30, 2010
  Abbas is a Man in Exile, Even Among His Own By Omar Karmi Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian president, faces a crisis of credibility among his own people as he heads into direct talks with Israel in Washington this week. Continue Hamas, the I.R.A. and Us By ALI ABUNIMAH The resumption of peace talks without any […]

Irshad Manji

• Is the U.S. Islamophobic? Irshad on MSNBC’s Hardball
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• “He is not an Islamist”: Irshad discusses Imam Rauf on Fox News
  http://video.foxnews.com/#/v/4321737/both-sides-wrong-on-mosque-issue/?playlist_id=86856 […]
• Irshad calls for public forum on “Ground Zero Mosque”
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Mondoweiss

• As talks resume, two-thirds of Israelis support settlement building
  And other news from Today in Palestine:Land and Property Theft and Destruction/Ethnic Cleansing Abbas demands a freeze on Israeli settlement activity (AFP) AFP - Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas Wednesday publicly demanded a freeze on all Israeli settlement activity at the launch of landmark US-mediated peace talks at the White House. http://us.rd.yahoo.co […]
• Palestinian guns – redux
  Many people reacted strongly with disapprobation to my "Hamas attack was wrong" post yesterday. Nearly everyone agrees that murdering civilians is wrong, but some question whether the settlers are civilians in the first place. The settlers are racial supremacists whose race pride, irrational hatred and extermination fantasies combine to make Palest […]
• ‘Do you know how hard I work to control the rage inside of me?’
  Yesterday on this site, responding to the murders of the four settlers in the West Bank Tuesday, Seham, a Palestinian-American, offered a list of settler attacks on Palestinians. David Samel, who has taken a strong stance against violent resistance, responded in a comment:Seham, I have no doubt that many settlers, especially the ones who […]

Saudi Jeans

• Free Entertainment
  Students at Columbia J-School don’t have much free time. And when they have some free time they probably don’t have much money to spend on entertainment. Can they have some fun without spending a fortune? PS. The artists featured in the piece are: Swear and Shake, Liz Tormes, and Lara Ewen. PPS. This is another […]
• One Very Small Spot
  This is the greatest city in the world; that’s what many proud New Yorkers would tell you about their city. I went to Bryant Park the other day and met one of them. PS. I recorded this piece earlier today for my audio reporting class. It’s awful, I know. But I thought I would share […]
• Ramadan Mubarak
  Ramdan Kareem everyone. PS. I’m in New York. I will tell you more soon. […]

Babylon and Beyond

• EGYPT: Foreign Ministry summons Iranian diplomat, cancels minister's visit to Cairo
  The Iranian charge d'affairs in Cairo has been summoned by the Egyptian Foreign Ministry to explain recent comments attributed to the Islamic Republic's foreign minister, in which he criticized Palestinian leaders taking part in the direct peace talks between Israel... […]
• TURKEY: Cheerleaders go for modesty at Iran-U.S. basketball game
  The United States, including Lakers star Lamar Odom, blew out Iran score-wise in the basketball game between the two teams in the FIBA World Championship in Istanbul on Wednesday with an 88-51 victory over the Islamic Republic. But Iran may... […]
• ARAB WORLD: Press reactions to U.S. withdrawal from Iraq reveal resentment, skepticism
  The prevailing sentiment in the Arabic press as the U.S. combat presence in Iraq formally comes to an end seems to be that the combat troops may have left Iraq, but the damage is done. In a highly anticipated speech... […]

Israel-Palestine blogs

• [ePalestine] Remarks by Ambassador Chas W. Freeman, Jr. (USFS, Ret.) in Oslo (A MUST READ)
  America’s Faltering Search for Peace in the Middle East: Openings for Others?  Remarks to staff of the Royal Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs  and, separately, to members of the Norwegian Institute of Internatio... […]
• South Hebron Tragedy: Blogosphere Reactions
  Two posts from today’s blogosphere offer spot-on responses to yesterday’s tragic killings in Hebron: From Mitchell Plitnick’s “The Third Way:” I very much appreciate President Obama condemning yesterday’s murders of four settlers in the South Hebron Hills. But that condemnation would be an awful lot more meaningful, to myself and to many others I’m su […]
• Is there any hope?
  We’ve been here before, of course. We’ve been here so many times I’ve lost count. Most of what needs to be said about the upcoming Israeli-Palestinian peace talks was expressed in a poem written nearly sixty years ago by the late, truly great Yehuda Amichai. In The U.N. Headquarters Headquarters in the High Commissioner’s House […]

Antiwar

• Come Home America
  Rescue the Bank of Kabul? No, says Justin Raimondo […]
  Justin Raimondo
• The True Cost of the War
  The West, says Paul Craig Roberts […]
  Paul Craig Roberts
• Thursday: 12 Iraqis Killed, 9 Wounded
  Violence remained fairly light today; however, at least 12 Iraqis were killed and nine more were wounded across the country. Meanwhile, U.S. military advisers warn that the Iraqis must correct the inefficiencies of their armed forces if U.S. troops hope to withdraw next year. […]
  Margaret Griffis

Neweurasia

• Are We Modernizing or What??
  Translation of Adam’s post (RUS) Today, I went to the library and the mosque. The library showed evidence of great progress. I thought I’d be reminiscing about my student years, but no, I was immediately disoriented by ... […]
• It’s Tough Being Young in Tajikistan, part 2
  With an average age of 24, Tajikistan is one of the world's youngest countries. But this may be a curse rather than a blessing, argues neweurasia's TajikVoice in the second post of a series exploring youth culture in Tajikistan, this time, the return to religion: "Religion today has replaced the Communist Youth [but] the key thing is to have a […]
• The Naryners’ Ait pt. 1
  Ait, to the foreigner, shows itself in bits and pieces, as do many things here in Kyrgyzstan. This year, it was heralded in, ironically, by the neighborhood drunk. He’s a nice guy. We first met when ... […]

Kejda Gjermani

• Mad Men Bores Me
  If you’ve never watched the show, then never mind this review. To the rest of you I submit that Mad Men is one fraud of a series—pretentious and empty. The first season fascinated me. Behind everything I saw and heard there seemed to be coming together the pieces of some very clever machinery of narration—tension […]
• Greece and Serbia FRIENDLY
  This must be seen to be believed: Errr: Some "friendly," eh? For his part in the brawl—you know, the chair-tossing and head-punching—Krstic was detained by police overnight, and has since been released. According to the Associated Press, Greece's "sports violence squad" is examining the footage and deciding whether or not to press […]
• A Lower Manhattanite’s Take on the Cordoba House
  As a three-year resident of Lower Manhattan whose apartment stands no farther from Ground Zero than the future Cordoba House—that is, a couple of blocks away—I might be expected to entertain no very tepid feelings toward this Islamic complex and the controversy it has provoked. As it happens, my take on the whole enterprise has […]

Angry Arab

• This man has lost it–a very long time ago
  "For the moment, there does not seem to be much prospect of a moderate Islam in the Muslim world. This is partly because in the prevailing atmosphere the expression of moderate ideas can be dangerous—even life-threatening. Radical groups like al Q... […]
• foreign maids in the Middle East
  "Huge numbers of migrant domestic workers, mostly from Asia and Africa, are employed throughout the region. Some 1.5m work in Saudi Arabia, 660,000 in Kuwait and 200,000 in Lebanon. Many work very long hours and receive little food, no time off and ... […]
• the language of Zionism
  "An Ethiopian soldier serving at an Air Force base in southern Israel petitioned the High Court of Justice Thursday over racial slurs hurled at him by a senior officer.  The soldier asked the court to order IDF officials to explain why discipli... […]

Sand monkey

• On Khaled Said
  A few years ago, I saw the french movie "Irréversible" , and like many movie watchers I was subjected to the-now infamous- utterly brutal and inescapable Monica Bellucci 9 minute rape and murder scene. That scene has left me disturbed beyond measure, not just for the extremely violent depiction of such a heinous act, but […]
• “So, Berlin, huh?”
  Right now, I am in my tiny but yet very space efficient room in a Hotel in Alexanderplatz, Berlin. Right now, I should be showering and getting ready for the day ahead. Our organizers said 9 am sharp…and I do hate to be late. But honestly, right now, all I want to do is write. I haven’t […]
• What happened there!
  So, the government decided to finally release the detained activists on Saturday, and they arrived on Saturday night back to Cairo, unharmed and all. There was no beating, there was no torture, unless you count having to spend a whole day and night in a small room without anything to lay or sit on […]

The Majlis

• B'Tselem: Settlements occupy 42 percent of West Bank
  The actual construction in the settlements occupies just 55,479 dunam of land, roughly 1 percent of the total area of the West Bank. But B'Tselem argues, based on official state documents and maps, that the jurisdiction of the settlements actually extends over 2.4 million dunam. […]
• Talking about direct talks: Netanyahu returns to the White House
  US president Barack Obama will use a White House meeting with Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu to push for an extended West Bank settlement freeze. If Netanyahu doesn't offer one - and the domestic politics are quite difficult for him - it's hard to see any possibility of direct talks with the Palestinian Authority later this year. […]
• Ben-Eliezer makes "secret trip" to Turkey: Israeli TV
  Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu is trying to quietly mend fences with Turkey: He dispatched Binyamin Ben-Eliezer, his industry minister, on a secret mediation trip to Ankara, according to Israel's Channel 2 news. […]

Norman Finkelstein

• PRINCIPLED AND REASONABLE
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• Basically I agree with this
  The Boycott Israel Movement Needs to Rethink Tactics by Uri Avnery, August 30, 2010 http://original.antiwar.com/avnery/2010/08/29/the-boycott-israel-movement-needs-to-rethink-tactics/ […]
• THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD LIVES! (click here for history of the Underground Railroad)
  Jonathan Cook Global Research Tue, 24 Aug 2010 09:12 CDT © AP / Muhammed Muheisen The Wall must Fall Nearly […]