Amnesty International and BlogCatalog are promoting today, May 15, 2008, as a day for bloggers to speak out on human rights.
I just wrote what I felt, inspired in part by Daniel Schorr's call to action on Myanmar, heard on May 14, 2008 on National Public Radio (NPR), and also inspired by the very mission of Amnesty International. The post can be found on my other blog, Chemistry for a sustainable world, here.
A book review is in progress!
Thursday, May 15, 2008
Bloggers Unite for Human Rights
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Qiu Xiaolong
"The Skull Mantra"
"A Small Death in Lisbon"
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Cyber: Thanks very much for your kind remarks.
ReplyDeleteI feel bad about neglecting this blog lately, but have been writing a lot at Chemistry for a sustainable world and have started some new sites at the following:
Sustainability and the environment
Solar Power lens
What’s a Little Murder Amongst Friends?
Crime Fiction
Writing and photography
Guitar Lessons for Kids to Adults, Playing, Gear and Semi-Pro Gigging
Gather.com (which also features my environmental articles and photos)
Thanks again, and also, I have a big list of books to review that I should get to soon. Best wishes! Jim
Only $50 million received over charity . Thats shame .
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