May Day activities kicked off soggy and grey but well before noon it turned into a perfectly beautiful day. This is the first batch of pics that run from about noon to five and follow the police, gatherers and marchers from Bryant Park at 42nd Street down Fifth Avenue t …
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We barely had a winter this year and springtime has been gorgeous. Saturday was especially beautiful and Central Park was filled as it is most nice days with an assortment of residents and visitors, horse drawn buggies, bicycles, blankets on the lawns and small numbers of …
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If you're not familiar with Anonymous, they are the cyber-skilled activists who have become a global political player in the seismic social shift of the information age. The idea of legalizing hemp in all forms is as old as the laws criminalizing it; but this might …
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One of the great gifts of NYC living is that it makes you acutely aware that every breath you take and step you make is an opportunity for someone to try to sell you something so you develop a radar like response to getting hustled. Very often it's dozens of appeals per se …
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The day had somewhat solemn overtones as rightly it should and since pictures tell the story for a thousand words a pop here's my collection from the gathering about five until the march cross town which began pouring out of Union Square just after 7:30 and cleared the intersect …
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Type your comment here ...For six months I've tried to capture some of the Occupy NYC images on film and this really helps to identify strategies and situations where positioning is key. If you like photojournalism and can capture images with a hand held device you'll be empower …
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Happy Anniversary Occupy Spirit captured by chalkupation!! Big hugs and thanks to all who Occupy open spaces and thoughtful places, with Truth & Justice for All as the goal and transparent, accountable government by the people by the peaceful means of freedom of info …
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Yesterday was the six month anniversary of the Occupy movement here in NYC and it's been a long road from day one to now. What hasn't changed from the beginning is the overwhelming number of police that are deployed to keep peaceful protesters contained and the rati …
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Years ago, way back in 2006 CE, I started a group for Viners who are also artists to exhibit their work. It took some time, but I was finally able to get ownership of the group transferred from my first account to this one.
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On November 28, 2011, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released a memo which identified the failure of Monsanto's Bt corn to prevent "unexpected" rootworm damage to the corn crop.
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Why January 17th you ask? The U.S. House of Representatives convenes for the first time in 2012 on January 17th. We can’t wait until the weather gets nice and everybody has the day off.
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Text Originally Posted in Washington's Blog on January 4, 2012 by Carl Herman The following “artistic liberty” is from Patrick Henry’s 1775 speech after ten years of his government’s violations of constitutional rights.
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Old habits die hard and MSM has been selectively editing material for generations so it is no surprise that a photo as visible as their person of the year cover was editorialized to change the facts we see with our own eyes into something vaguer that might be foreign to American …
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It's been a busy week with Congress rushing to add to the secret powers of Government before they jet off to their luxurious 1% holiday breaks. They passed the National Defense Authorization Act, because apparently we need more than Patriot Act that restricts unquestioned …
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Sunday December 4 was Occupy Food Day here in the Big Apple and it was one of the most heart warming experiences in this happy journey of #OccupyWallStreet thus far. While I have watched OWS grow from its first day, there have been soo many years of battling the destructiv …
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Patagonia has been a leader in redefining the business model so that doing good compliments doing well to help make everyone winners. This ad below, ran along with the copied text like my own letter to Santa!
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Black Friday was yesterday.
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It's hard to imagine how little we'd know without the Internet to allow free access to information.
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It's a chance to get a foto-Friday post up at its proper day and to mark the distance the Occupy Movement has come since September 17. They are in chronological order and the whole collection are at flicker and anyone is welcome to share.
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The past 24 hours have been traumatic for the protesters in Liberty Park and for freedom loving supporters worldwide. Being a liberal, free speech loving NYer, there was a also a horrible feeling of betrayal in the NYPD actions at the behest of Mayor Bloomberg, the fa …
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The immortal words of Charlie Chaplin's final speech in The Great Dictator are revisited on this 11.11.11.inverted palindrome of a Veterans Day, by the enigma of our age, Anonymous.
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When you listen to TV News in the USA, one of the issues that becomes clear very quickly is that we have a lot of enemies to worry about. Even tin foil hat apocalypse is given air time as well as dramatic events like anthrax and shoe bombs, Osama and Muslims, sometimes mor …
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My starting point can get lost by the end, especially when so many facts and links tempt me down other paths. My keep in your heart point is that the power shift is well underway and we the people with our voces occupying public space, our money saved …
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It is hard to overestimate the importance of bees in the food chain. Almonds, carrots, melons, apricots, cherries, pears, apples, prunes, plums, cantaloupe, onions, avocados, kiwi, blueberries, cranberries and many more fruits and vegetables depend on honeybee pollination.
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