Native American Rights-US Tardy?
In all my consultations with indigenous peoples in the places I visited it was impressed upon me that the sense of loss, alienatio…
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Food Prices Stabilize But at High Levels
A significant part of the globe will not be able to afford to feed themselves. Food prices have settled well above the levels that…
Sherry Sado's Microwave Oven
The microwave oven was another consumer product game-changer of the modern era. My family played a part in its history. In 1949, m…
Ethiopia is Worst for Journalists
Ethiopia has the most journalists, 150, living in exile of any country according to the New York based Committee to Protect Journa…
Schooling in Afghanistan with Film Annex in Dari
Last week, we opened the first Internet Classroom inBaghnazargah School, Herat, Afghanistan, and we are already working on the sec…
Pieces of the economy of Afghanistan puzzle starting to be put together
Starting on April 25, 2012 the students of Baghnazargah School outside of Herat Afghanistan began to see the world in ways they ne…
Jazz on a Summer's Day, Newport, RI (1958)
You must see the movie "Jazz on a Summer's Day " because it's hands down the greatest jazz film ever made! (In this critic's humbl…
Film Annex is Building A Second Internet Classrooms in Afghanistan
On May 1st, 2012, we sent a new wire transfer to our partners in Afghanistan, the Afghan Citadel Software Company. The funds were …
Europe's Political Walking Dead-Austerity's Zombies?
Is this the fruit of austerity? - employment spikes and economic activity recedes across the Eurozone, and it is not just Spain or…
China Opts for Arrogance Over Wisdom?
China apparently did not get the memo and opt for the smart path in addressing the case of escaped, blind, dissident Chen Guangche…
