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    what you currently enjoying ?

    For the tracksuits... Thanks!
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    No Future for the GOP?

    Tea Party Republicanism is not the future, not the majority, not even the conservative past. It’s the gangrene of imperial decline. Mike Davis on The Last White Election from NLR. Thanks!
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    Hip-Hop 2012

    On Hip-Hop Books from N+1 Mag. Thanks!
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    The odius Niall Ferguson and his defence of Pinochet

    Thank you for the post, S5. There another exchange in the latest LRB. Thanks!
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    what you currently enjoying ?

    Lana del Rey interview at Quietus. Thanks!
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    what you currently enjoying ?

    Jeff Phelps - On the Corner
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    International News websites

    Lots of good suggestions so far. But also try: Le Monde Diplomatique (English edition) Maybe you have institutional access or you can subscribe from 15 pounds Counterpunch If you only read one thing here, make sure it's Alexander Cockburn's weekly column published every Friday - barbed...
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    salute tottenham

    Notting Hill Diary Diane Abbott, writing in the Evening Standard, demanded a curfew to deal with "these young people, who seem to have no stake in society"; on the same page, diners at the "Michelin-starred Ledbury gastropub" in Notting Hill were locked into a wine cellar to escape a...
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    The odius Niall Ferguson and his defence of Pinochet

    Only came across this short piece on TONF by Michael Lind today. Worth a read. Thanks! Time magazine in 2004 named Ferguson one of the 100 most influential people in the world, which might help to explain the condition of the world.
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    New College of the Humanities

    Rather than a few decent points I think TE tears the NCH to pieces (plus jokes). Thanks!
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    New College of the Humanities

    In case anyone hasn't read it, Terry Eagleton, as ever, in the Guardian has an excellent piece on all of this: Grayling's scheme is odious Thanks!
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    Teaching English as a foreign language

    I'm teaching a class of Japanese students (university age). Their class is reasonably basic. But even so, some are really struggling with the language, and should be in the beginner class and not my one (the next level up). I can't transfer anyone, but I'd like to give them a break from the...
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    Lammas Night's Laments

    Is this still available? I have heard the tracks on Vol 1 - Water Into Wine Band and Dulcimer were the standouts for me - and would like to listen further. Thanks!
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    Chomsky Newsnight Interview

    Chomsky talk in Amsterdam, Mar 2011. Text adaptation of this on Counterpunch here: http://www.counterpunch.org/chomsky04222011.html Thanks very much!
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    the revolution will be televised

    Yes, Al-Jazeera fanning the flames of revolt is the right phrase, but they certainly didn't start the fire. From the latest NLR: The reach of Al-Jazeera, the arrival of Facebook or Twitter have facilitated but could not have founded a new spirit of insurgency. The single spark that started...
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    Intervention in Libya

    "The Great Libyan Distraction" The entire Libyan conflict of the last month - the civil war in Libya, the U.S.-led military action against Gaddafi - is neither about humanitarian intervention nor about the immediate supply of world oil. It is in fact one big distraction - a deliberate...
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    Chomsky Newsnight Interview

    Watched this last week but forget to say thanks!
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    hi-fi separates racks

    If you are on a budget then get something from IKEA. But the ones from HiFi racks are really good and relatively affordable because you can pay a lot more for equipment supports (for example, Fraim, it's beautiful but really expensive). Slightly pricier than Hifi Racks but also very nice is...
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    the revolution will be televised

    Good piece by Tariq Ali in the Guardian today with the catchy title, "This is an Arab 1848. But US hegemony is only dented." It ends with this poem by the Iraqi poet Muddafar al-Nawab: … Mubarik, Mubarik, Wealth and good health Fax the news to the UN. Camp after Camp and David, Father of all...
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    the revolution will be televised

    Track is simply called "#Jan25". Produced by Sami Matar, a Palestinian-American composer from Southern California, and featuring Freeway, The Narcicyst, Omar Offendum, HBO Def Poet Amir Sulaiman, and Canadian R&B vocalist Ayah.
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