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Showing posts with label Miranda Lambert. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Miranda Lambert. Show all posts
Friday, March 02, 2012
Wednesday, November 09, 2011
Items of Interest, 9 November 2011
The Big Ideas podcast: EF Schumacher's 'small is beautiful'
"Economist Andrew Simms and Guardian columnist Madeleine Bunting are among those joining Benjamen Walker to discuss the legacy of Schumacher's 'Buddhist economics'"
mp3)
Book Review: Radical Gardening: Politics, idealism and rebellion in the garden
by Chuck Morse (EB)
BALLE: Visualizing a Plenitude Economy
Italy's co-ops form a different sort of economy (archive)
Slow Food USA: Have a Slow Food Thanksgiving
Kelley Vlahos, The Ministry of Truth: Justices Invoke 1984
OWS:
Tomgram: Frances Fox Piven, The War on the Home Front
Talking with Matt Taibi
End Bonuses for Bankers
Richard Heinberg, MEMO TO THE #OCCUPY MOVEMENT (A Post Growth Economy)
The Roots of the Protest by George Leef
Occupy Wall Street might never have started If politicians hadn’t oversold higher education.
Guerilla Gardening at Occupy Wall Street
Peak Oil:
Eric Curren, Who Will Sound the Peak Oil Alarm
The biofuel grind by Tom Murphy (EB)
Collapse:
Three paths to near-term human extinction
Catholic:
College of St. Mary Magdalen: New England College Celebrates EF and OF, Ad Orientem
Catholic Life After the Ivy League: The Church of Our Saviour, NYC
(One of my favorite spots in New York. I still haven't been to St. Vincent Ferrer. Next time I'm in the city, perhaps.)
Word on Fire: Spirituality: The Monks of New Melleray
New Melleray Abbey
Music:
Four the Record: Miranda Lambert Comes to Terms with Herself
"Economist Andrew Simms and Guardian columnist Madeleine Bunting are among those joining Benjamen Walker to discuss the legacy of Schumacher's 'Buddhist economics'"
mp3)
Book Review: Radical Gardening: Politics, idealism and rebellion in the garden
by Chuck Morse (EB)
BALLE: Visualizing a Plenitude Economy
New Dream Mini-Views: Visualizing a Plenitude Economy from Center for a New American Dream on Vimeo.
"This fun animation provides a vision of what a post-consumer society could look like, with people working fewer hours and pursuing re-skilling, homesteading, and small-scale enterprises that can help reduce the overall size and impact of the consumer economy. Narrated by economist and best-selling author Juliet Schor (julietschor.org)."Italy's co-ops form a different sort of economy (archive)
Slow Food USA: Have a Slow Food Thanksgiving
Kelley Vlahos, The Ministry of Truth: Justices Invoke 1984
OWS:
Tomgram: Frances Fox Piven, The War on the Home Front
Talking with Matt Taibi
End Bonuses for Bankers
Richard Heinberg, MEMO TO THE #OCCUPY MOVEMENT (A Post Growth Economy)
The Roots of the Protest by George Leef
Occupy Wall Street might never have started If politicians hadn’t oversold higher education.
Guerilla Gardening at Occupy Wall Street
Peak Oil:
Eric Curren, Who Will Sound the Peak Oil Alarm
The biofuel grind by Tom Murphy (EB)
Collapse:
Three paths to near-term human extinction
Catholic:
College of St. Mary Magdalen: New England College Celebrates EF and OF, Ad Orientem
Catholic Life After the Ivy League: The Church of Our Saviour, NYC
(One of my favorite spots in New York. I still haven't been to St. Vincent Ferrer. Next time I'm in the city, perhaps.)
Word on Fire: Spirituality: The Monks of New Melleray
New Melleray Abbey
Music:
Four the Record: Miranda Lambert Comes to Terms with Herself
Tuesday, November 08, 2011
Miranda Lambert and Jeff Bridges on Austin City Limits
Watch Miranda Lambert / Jeff Bridges on PBS. See more from Austin City Limits.
Saturday, May 08, 2010
Friday, April 09, 2010
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