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February 2010 Blog Posts (138)
Got Anger?
“Fry those Bastards! I want Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols hanged no trials necessary.” These were the words of Bud Welch whose 23 year old daughter was killed in the bombing of the Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City. “From the moment I learned it was a bomb I survived on anger and hate.”
Bud’s anger was focused on Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols, and like so many others, Bud wished for their speedy conviction and execution. “I was opposed to the death penalty all my life… Continue
Bud’s anger was focused on Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols, and like so many others, Bud wished for their speedy conviction and execution. “I was opposed to the death penalty all my life… Continue
Added by Eileen R. Borris on February 3, 2010 at 11:48am — No Comments
Cafe Mediate
What happens when I try to keep up with three of the top mediation experts?
You can find out by listenting in on the latest podcast at Cafe Mediate. I joined Tammy Lenski of Making Mediation Your Day Job, Diane Levin of… Continue
Added by Jeff Thompson on February 3, 2010 at 9:30am — No Comments
The Palestinian Slowocaust
Many people have compared the Palestinian crisis to the times of the Apartheid South African government or the Holocaust. When there are great differences between them. Hence the word Slowocaust was coined to describe the Palestinian crisis of today and yesterday. A holocaust with a small {h} happened in Haiti’s earthquake of January of 2010. Great amount of destruction and mass death all at once where the word Holocaust with a capital {H} refers to the Jewish Holocaust only.
For… Continue
For… Continue
Added by David Crier on February 2, 2010 at 8:36pm — 2 Comments
14 points in Abkhazian
Рондин ипунтқәа 14 Кавказ аҭынчра азы
Кавказ аҭынчра азы адунеижәларыбжьаратәи аконференциа алахәылацәа Аҧсадгьыл иахыҕәҕәарҭоуп захьӡу еиднакыло астудентцәа реизыҟазаара ирнаҭаз аҧышәа бзиа рыцырхырааны, хаҭала дара иӡбаны ишьтырхыз адокумент инықәныҟәаны, ажәа ртиуеит ҳаҭырла ишазныҟуо ишыдмырӡуа ала, ҳара ҳзеиҧштә ҭоурыхтә культуратә шьаҭақәа рҿы хуы зманы иҟоу зегьы, ирыцырҵаларц, идрыҕәҕәаларц ҳаизааигәазтәуа ацәаҩақәа, ажәларқәеи ауааи рзин хадақәа… Continue
Кавказ аҭынчра азы адунеижәларыбжьаратәи аконференциа алахәылацәа Аҧсадгьыл иахыҕәҕәарҭоуп захьӡу еиднакыло астудентцәа реизыҟазаара ирнаҭаз аҧышәа бзиа рыцырхырааны, хаҭала дара иӡбаны ишьтырхыз адокумент инықәныҟәаны, ажәа ртиуеит ҳаҭырла ишазныҟуо ишыдмырӡуа ала, ҳара ҳзеиҧштә ҭоурыхтә культуратә шьаҭақәа рҿы хуы зманы иҟоу зегьы, ирыцырҵаларц, идрыҕәҕәаларц ҳаизааигәазтәуа ацәаҩақәа, ажәларқәеи ауааи рзин хадақәа… Continue
Added by DAVIT CHUMBURIDZE on February 2, 2010 at 8:18pm — No Comments
I 14 punti di Rondine per la pace nel caucaso
I 14 punti di Rondine per la pace nel caucaso
I “14 punti per la pace nel Caucaso” è il primo documento positivo redatto da circa 120 persone appartenenti a oltre 13 popoli caucasici, che traccia una via concreta e percorribile per giungere a una duratura convivenza pacifica e fraterna nell’intera regione caucasica.
Traendo ispirazione dai “14 punti di Wilson”, che circa 90 anni fa dettero… Continue
I “14 punti per la pace nel Caucaso” è il primo documento positivo redatto da circa 120 persone appartenenti a oltre 13 popoli caucasici, che traccia una via concreta e percorribile per giungere a una duratura convivenza pacifica e fraterna nell’intera regione caucasica.
Traendo ispirazione dai “14 punti di Wilson”, che circa 90 anni fa dettero… Continue
Added by DAVIT CHUMBURIDZE on February 2, 2010 at 8:17pm — No Comments
რონდინეს 14 პუნქტი კავკასიაზე მშვიდობისათვის
რონდინეს 14 პუნქტი კავკასიაზე მშვიდობისათვის
“მშვიდობა ის საერთო სიმდიდრეა, რომელსაც შეჰნატრის კავკასიის ყოველი ერი. იგი ურთიერთ თანამშრომლობით, პიროვნების პატივისცემითა და კულტურათაშორის დიალოგით აიგება.” – ასე იწყება “ლა-ვერნა”-ში ფრანჩესკო ასიზელის ტაძარში (იტალია) ჩატარებულ კავკასიის ხალხთა საერთაშორისო კონფერენციაზე (VENTIDIPACESUCAUCASO/მშვიდობის ქარები კავკასიაზე) შემუშავებული დოკუმენტის… Continue
“მშვიდობა ის საერთო სიმდიდრეა, რომელსაც შეჰნატრის კავკასიის ყოველი ერი. იგი ურთიერთ თანამშრომლობით, პიროვნების პატივისცემითა და კულტურათაშორის დიალოგით აიგება.” – ასე იწყება “ლა-ვერნა”-ში ფრანჩესკო ასიზელის ტაძარში (იტალია) ჩატარებულ კავკასიის ხალხთა საერთაშორისო კონფერენციაზე (VENTIDIPACESUCAUCASO/მშვიდობის ქარები კავკასიაზე) შემუშავებული დოკუმენტის… Continue
Added by DAVIT CHUMBURIDZE on February 2, 2010 at 8:14pm — 2 Comments
Is There an Ecological Unconscious?
Definitely check out http://www.nytimes.com/2010/01/31/magazine/31ecopsych-t.html?emc=eta1&pagewanted=all especially the artwork by Kate MacDowell photographed by Dan Kvitka for The New York Times.
Smith doesn't really cover Ecopsychology because he ignores its origin in Archetypal Psychology and the work of Henry Corbin, for instance the anima mundi… Continue
Smith doesn't really cover Ecopsychology because he ignores its origin in Archetypal Psychology and the work of Henry Corbin, for instance the anima mundi… Continue
Added by Brandon WilliamsCraig on February 2, 2010 at 6:45pm — No Comments
RafikiRecords: Community Building via Music and the Internet
Over the last couple of months I have been working on a record label (http://www.rafikirecords.com/) that aims to bring a solid Music infrastructure to East Africa, starting in Rwanda. I'd like to say I've been galavanting around Rwanda, recording albums and playing music but that sadly isn't true. I've been chained to a computer diligently creating the web side of the operation, a website from which people can purchase music and find out about… Continue
Added by Harry Waye on February 2, 2010 at 7:00am — No Comments
Forgotten victims of a frozen conflict - Euronews vide0
link to video:
http://www.euronews.net/2010/02/01/forgotten-victims-of-a-frozen-conflict/
'Internally displaced people from Azerbaijan are the forgotten victims of the frozen conflict: Nagorno Karabakh.
Entire communities were expelled from their lands after war broke out.
In the second of two stories from the troubled region, we focus on Azeris displaced by… Continue
http://www.euronews.net/2010/02/01/forgotten-victims-of-a-frozen-conflict/
'Internally displaced people from Azerbaijan are the forgotten victims of the frozen conflict: Nagorno Karabakh.
Entire communities were expelled from their lands after war broke out.
In the second of two stories from the troubled region, we focus on Azeris displaced by… Continue
Added by Lala Jumayeva on February 2, 2010 at 5:23am — No Comments
Старейшинам Абхазии!
Added by DAVIT CHUMBURIDZE on February 1, 2010 at 7:07pm — No Comments
Join Ashoka for its first Social Entrepreneurship Twitter chat on Peace Building
Join Ashoka Peace for a Social Entrepreneur Twitter chat (#SocEntChat) this Wednesday, February 3rd, 2010 from 4-6pm EST. The topic is Social Innovation in Peace Building. Share your work, thoughts and insights to help us answer the following questions:1. Why is innovation important in the fields of peace building and conflict resolution?
2. What are the most innovation ideas… Continue
Added by Sarah Jefferson on February 1, 2010 at 7:03pm — 5 Comments
The Festival of Hope-4th of July
The Festival of Hope, a 3 day 4th of July Event in Kyle Stadium at Texas A & M, College Station. Celebrate World Peace One (WP1), along with the 25th Anniversary for Live Aid, sharing a Happy Birthday America for 'We the People,' in all of you in Honor of our Heroes - on the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th of July.
Donna J. Bennett
Peace Ambassador
'The Wild Card' of MySpace
aka General Mother Goose
Co-Founder, Director for
A Partnership for Peace (p4p)
a division… Continue
Donna J. Bennett
Peace Ambassador
'The Wild Card' of MySpace
aka General Mother Goose
Co-Founder, Director for
A Partnership for Peace (p4p)
a division… Continue
Added by Donna J Bennett on February 1, 2010 at 4:11pm — No Comments
The State of Peacebuilding in 2010
Ashoka Peace presents The State of Peacebuilding in 2010.
This two-part blog post discusses the evolution of the peacebuilding field, and points to encouraging new directions in which it is going and where it MUST go to become more effective.
Comments welcomed!
This two-part blog post discusses the evolution of the peacebuilding field, and points to encouraging new directions in which it is going and where it MUST go to become more effective.
Comments welcomed!
Added by Roshan on February 1, 2010 at 1:00pm — No Comments
NO STRANGERS
NO STRANGERS
Urantia Book, (130:2.6)
http://www.truthbook.com/index.cfm?linkID=1661
Urantia Book, (130:2.6)
http://www.truthbook.com/index.cfm?linkID=1661
Added by GIUSEPPE MARIVO on February 1, 2010 at 11:43am — No Comments
The U.S. is now a dictatorship
- and the name of the dictator is MIMAC - the Military-Industrial-Media-Academic Complex.
This piece of CNN news about Pentagon's new stratgey and budget is enough of a proof of the galloping perversity.
The world's 6,1 billion people should rise as one in protest and the U.S. be the object of sanctions if Pentagon's new world-threatening strategy and killing… Continue
This piece of CNN news about Pentagon's new stratgey and budget is enough of a proof of the galloping perversity.
The world's 6,1 billion people should rise as one in protest and the U.S. be the object of sanctions if Pentagon's new world-threatening strategy and killing… Continue
Added by Jan Oberg on February 1, 2010 at 11:00am — 2 Comments
Negotiation Tips From Bond University
Originally posted @ www.EnjoyMediation.com
Q-Card Series
John Wade, and the brilliant team at Bond University’s Dispute Resolution Centre, have a wonderful collection of… Continue
Q-Card Series
John Wade, and the brilliant team at Bond University’s Dispute Resolution Centre, have a wonderful collection of… Continue
Added by Jeff Thompson on February 1, 2010 at 9:30am — No Comments
TransConflict - January Review
Dear All,
Please find below links to a selection of articles published by TransConflict throughout the month of January.
- Kosovo - okay, really, what next? - by Gerard Gallucci - With 2009 having ended much as it began, the international community must continue to pursue a peacekeeping approach to the north in order to keep alive the possibility of a… Continue
Please find below links to a selection of articles published by TransConflict throughout the month of January.
- Kosovo - okay, really, what next? - by Gerard Gallucci - With 2009 having ended much as it began, the international community must continue to pursue a peacekeeping approach to the north in order to keep alive the possibility of a… Continue
Added by Ian Bancroft on February 1, 2010 at 4:58am — No Comments
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