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- Peter
V Catches
(Zintkala Oyate) is Keeper of the
Spotted Eagle Way of Lakota medicine, its oral history, sacred rites,
and experiential teachings.
Peter has conducted the
Spotted Eagle Sun Dance at his home on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South
Dakota for 30 consecutive years. The longest running in Lakota country. He is the descendant of 37
generations of medicine men.
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Alex James is
primarily known as the bass player in Blur, one of
the most successful and influential British bands of the
last decade.
The band's seven studio
albums to date have spawned hits throughout
the world and garnered
numerous international awards.
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Co-producer.
Kevin Annett was
hired as Minister of St. Andrew's
United Church, Port Alberni, BC in July 1992. He tripled the
size of this congregation and served there until
summarily fired without cause or notice on January 23,
1995, after uncovering evidence of child murders,
pedophilia, torture and land theft by United Church
officers.
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Noam Chomsky has said about
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Kevin Annett
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Public Letter
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of Notice and Demand made
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to Jim Sinclair, General
Secretary,
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and Peter Short, Moderator, of the
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Larisa Alexandrovna is a poet, essayist and freelance
investigative journalist working on intelligence and national
security stories; managing news editor for the political news e-Zine
The Raw Story .
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MICHAEL SCALLION
is a futurist, best selling author, and has been a teacher of
metaphysics and consciousness studies for 25 years. Educated in
electronics, Gordon-Michael experienced a health crisis in 1979, which
triggered a series of out-of-body experiences eventually leading him on
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Louie
Lawless is the producer and director of
Unrepentant, which just received an
award at the New York Film Festival for best
director of a documentary.
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Skylar
Wolf is an accomplished artist, musician,
guitarist, harmonica player and a singer songwriter.
Wolf grew up on the Navajo reservation and lived a life of
tradition.
His message is one of hope and redemption: a life free from
addiction and suffering is a life of beauty and harmony. Skylar’s
passion resides in helping our children. |
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Quest for the
pipe - as viewed from Wounded Knee
Chippewa
Photo of Martha Bad
Warrior, daughter of old man Elk Head and the keeper of the Canunpa
Wakan (Sacred pipe of the Lakota)
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Steve Hendricks
Began researching
Indian issues several years before starting on The Unquiet Grave
because he was disturbed by the grim neglect that prevails in much of
Indian Country. After reading Peter Matthiessen’s monumental In the
Spirit of Crazy Horse (1983), Steve wondered what had been
uncovered about the struggle between the FBI and the American Indian
Movement in the years since. The short answer: not much. He decided to
write The Unquiet Grave to fill part of the void
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 Patricia
Schaefer
is a painter who specializes in narrative images, especially
those concerning postwar domestic culture. Born in 1971,
Schaefer attended the University of Michigan where she
received a double degree in English and History, and later
earned an M.F.A. in Creative Writing. She went on to attain
her Master's degree in Comparative Literature and American
Culture Studies at Columbia University and recently attended
the M.F.A. program in photography at the San Francisco Art
Institute. Time spent among these academic and artistic
endeavors convinced her that her most important work in
painting would reflect the synthesis of her many academic,
literary and visual concerns.
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was born and grew up on Long Island, NY.
He currently lives and works in Brooklyn, NY. He has exhibited works in
the past at Spaces in Cleveland, Storage Art Space in the Bronx, Bronx
Museum of the Arts, Gramercy International Contemporary Art Fair, The
Art Exchange Show, Cohen Gallery NY, James Graham & Sons Gallery, White
Columns, Art in General and Bronx Longwood Gallery.
Also see
FOTOS
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 By Litany Burns
is an
international personality with a range of talents that include
poetry, clairvoyance, channeling, lecturing, writing and filmmaking.
Having worked on the infamous “Son of Sam” case, Litany has also
appeared on national television, radio and in top magazines in the
U.S., Asia, Australia, Europe, Canada, South Africa and Latin
America. In demand as a lecturer in the U.S. and Europe, she has
read for popular celebrities and European royalty and is featured in
the book The 100 Top Psychics in America.
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Zoë Barracano
was
raised
in
Manhattan's
SoHo during the time when the neighborhood was
evolving from a barren warehouse district. to a haven for artists and
galleries. Her experiences were reported as part of a New York
Times article entitled
"Coming of Age in
SoHo."
- Ms. Barracano attended the
New York's
High School of
Music and the Arts as an art student.
She received her B.A. in Japanese Culture and the Arts from the
University of
Massachusetts at
Amherst and a graduate degree from
San Francisco
State
University.
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James
(Jim) Medicine Tree is both a spiritual adviser for,
and a voting council member of, the “Keepers of the Sacred Tradition of
Pipemakers" of Pipestone, Minnesota. He is on the advisory board for the
E.T.Seton Institute (Black Wolf) of Santa Fe, New Mexico as well as a
respected stone sculptor and Pipe carver.
His Elders of
influence are Adam Fortunate Eagle, spiritual leader of the “Keepers”, the
late Lilly Windrider Nevarez, member of the Cherokee Medicine Society, M.
Running Deer, Apache spiritual leader.
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Dr. Richard Grossman (Licensed
Acupuncturist, Doctor of Oriental Medicine, Doctor of Philosophy in
Oriental Medicine) practices Acupuncture and Oriental (Chinese)
Medicine in Santa Monica and Topanga Canyon, California (near Los
Angeles, CA).e also practices Nutritional Medicine, Clinical
Nutrition, Functional Medicine, Detoxification, Chinese and Western
Herbal Medicine, Indigenous Sound Healing™ and Natural Health Care.
Also see
Sound
Healing video
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Susan Edwards
Richmond
has
taught writing courses at The American School in
Switzerland, the University of California, Davis, the
Cambridge Center for Adult Education, Emerson College, and
Boston University. Susan is also a founding member of The
Concord Poetry Center, a regional resource
for poets and poetry lovers.
Susan Edwards Richmond's
chapbook, Purgatory Chasm, will be published by Adastra
Press in 2007. Her chapbook, Birding in Winter, was selected
as a finalist in the Finishing Line Press annual chapbook
competition. Her poems have appeared in Appalachia,
Blueline, Green Mountains Review, Sanctuary: The Journal of
the Massachusetts Audubon Society, The Seattle Review, The
Iowa Review, and Perihelion. Her work is also included in
Runes: A Review of Poetry: Hearth (2006) and The Dire
Elegies: 59 Poets on Endangered Species of North America,
available from FootHills Publishing. |
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Charmaine
White Face
Livestock Grazing in the
Black Hills by Mike Hudak
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is a musician, leader of the
Orlando Rock Band. She is a rocker in soul and spirit, and finds her roots in the
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is Dead?
Tom
Powell is a sculptor , writer , a community-based artist living with
his son, dog, and chickens in the South Valley of Albuquerque, New
Mexico. He is also a curator and recently put together
the 60th anniversary of the atomic bomb Peace Art Show.
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ART BOLLOCKS REVISITED
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Johnston " Ojibewa"
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Bud
Johnston current President was elected Keepers President
in 1996. Bud is a storyteller, a teacher, an artist and
an elder. Bud began quarrying and carving pipestone
about 1985 after he was transferred to Sioux Falls,
South Dakota and realized how close he was to the Quarries.
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ona Johnston
Cherokee"
Rona started carving in
1980 and has had many teachers. Rona has traveled extensively
and lived in many places around the US and have had the
opportunity to study the culture and mythology of many tribes
including the tribes of Alaska.re-creation of life.
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he
Lennon Files: The FBI and the Beatle
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n
the early 1970s, the FBI - along with anyone who listened to the things he
said at the time - worked out that John Lennon harboured left-wing
sympathies. But only now have the US authorities revealed the extent of the
data held on the ex-Beatle.
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Instant
karma
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Wasfi graduated from Swarthmore
College in 1993 with a B.A. in Biology, and from the
University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine in 1997. Her
latest trip to Iraq was a 3-month stay during the spring of
2006, when she traveled to see her family in Basrah. Based
on her experiences, she is speaking out against the negative
impact of the U.S. invasion on the Iraqi people and the need
to end the occupation.Dr. Wasfi described her experience in
Iraq and discussed the life of Iraqis under occupation on
April 27, 2006 before a US Congressional Committee in
Washington, DC
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Garvard Good Plume
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Thunder Voice.
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be "liberated" by the Americans when gold was discovered in
the scared Black Hills. The occupation of our land by foreign
forces began shortly after the American discovery of these
resources and in violation of international treaties and conventions
has continued ever since.
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with environmentalist, Charmaine White Face
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occupation of man; its publication is a duty." : Anne Louise Germaine de
Stael - (1766-1817) French author
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 Missing
secrets of Nikola Tesla
Video
46 min 25 sec
The developer of
electricity, originally conceived as a source of free energy for the poor people
of this planet, as a gift. Later to be plagiarized by US inventor Thomas
Edison.
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Homeland
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During the Cold
War, uranium mines left contaminated waste scattered around the
Navajo Nation. Homes built with it silently pulsed with
radiation. People developed cancer. And the U.S. did little to
help. By Judy Pasterna
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