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Music Review: FreeWorld – From The Bluff
They'd be equally at home in either The Band, Parliament, or Weather Report.
Read More »Music Review: Michael Franti & Spearhead All Rebel Rockers
Political music doesn't have to be boring, and dance music doesn't have to be mindless.
Read More »Book Review: Farewell, Shanghai by Angel Wagenstein
There was one safe haven for Jews in 1938, but it was a long way away, and little was known about what you could do there to survive.
Read More »Music Review: Celtic Woman The Greatest Journey: Essential Collection
Sumptuous arrangements of traditional and modern instruments providing accompaniment for skilled and excellent sounding voices.
Read More »Music Review: Shahrokh Yadegari, Azam Ali, And Keyayash Nourai – Green Memories
An intriguing and compelling piece of music of surprising emotional depth and passion.
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Global Warming is the most contentious environmental issue today and the blogsphere is alive with arguments between those who agree that it's a threat and those who don't. The Kyoto Accord, or Protocol, to establish a schedule for countries to reduce the greenhouse gases that cause Global Warming, was negotiated …
Read More »E-Book Review: Down And Out In The Magic Kingdom By Cory Doctorow
A well crafted and executed piece of social satire that reminds us that life isn't and shouldn't become a popularity contest.
Read More »Book Review: The Return Of The Crimson Guard by Ian C. Esslemont
After reading Esslemontit's book it’s hard to believe you've read about events that never actually happened or a society that didn't exist.
Read More »Book Review: The Adventures Of Amir Hamza by Ghalib Lakhnavi And Abdullah Bilgrami – Translated By Musharraf Ali Farooqi
The adventure and excitement of some of the best of sword and sorcery stories and an introduction to the mythical heroes of the Muslim world.
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