Saturday, January 14, 2012

Items of Interest, 14 January 2012

Ethika Politika: What We’re Reading (1.12.12)

The Christian Humanist: Neither Stickit Minister nor Sp'iled Praist

More from Peter Hitchens on Scottish independence: A free Scotland? No, it's being fed into the Euro-blender.

Counterpunch:
ALEXANDER COCKBURN, War on Iran: It’s Not A Matter of “If”
DAVID ROSEN, Mitt Romney: Banker and Pornographer
JOSEPH GERSON, The Grim Implications of Obama’s New Defense Plan

Woody Guthrie at 100 by BILL MOYERS and MICHAEL WINSHIP

Economics:
Will New Zealand be the first developed country to evolve a steady-state economy? by Jack Santa Barbara (EB)

Relocalization:
MANIFESTO: THE MAD FARMER LIBERATION FRONT by Wendell Berry

Outside In with Michael Shuman and Stephanie Mills

Outside In with Michael Shuman and Stephanie Mills from Robert Russell on Vimeo.


The Fundamental Issue is Land

What it looks like when food grows everywhere

Back in the day, urban gardens everywhere

Sepp Holzer's Permaculture: A Practical Guide to Small-Scale, Integrative Farming and Gardening - Preface

Feminism:
LAMIA OUALALOU, Defying the Macho

Catholic:
William Mahrt, The Musical Shape of the Liturgy - The Great Work is Here

Sandro Magister, "Placet" or "Non placet"? The wager of Carmen and Kiko, Music New and Old, from the Jungles of Paraguay, Vatican Diary / Sant'Egidio in supervised freedom

After the talks: "Would you kindly explain where the continuity is?"

New light on Roman Britain

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