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Sites I Like:

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• Seeker 1's CyberAnthropology: A large collection of essays about the culture of the internet and more.
• Meme Central:the DNA of ideas and how they spread through culture. Some ideas are good, some are bad. No?
• HyperMedia Research Center:There's usually something strange here.
• 2600 Magazine: About the goings on of hackers. crackers, and phone phreaks.
• TAO: The yin and yang of left libertarianism. (I gotta move out west.)
• bolo' bolo: This is a segment of a very popular book by the author P.M. It is available at most local supermarkets. If you do not see it on the book rack of your favorite grocer, then ask for it by name. The book describes a possible alternative to our current society, our "Planetary Work Machine."
• bolo Utopian: Interesting collection of links about the planet. In German and English.
• Gaia Trust: People interested in taking better care of the planet and promoting ecologically sustainable businesses. Start a business.
• Prophecy of the Hopi people to the UN: Eerie, one for the millenium.
• Anarchist Groups in New York : There's more than one group, but I think they all hang out together to keep warm.
• Dreamtime Village
• The ubiquidous Hakim Bey: An often interesting writer. He is also here, and here.
• Kundalini Resource Center (North America): A lot of yoga how-to information.
• PUBLIC NETBASE t0 NAVIGATION: Art and artistic experimentation on the web from Austria.
• The Future Project: Submit your vision of the future and read what others see in the tea leaves.
• We the People: Jerry Brown is becoming less and less a politician, and more of a human being. Go see for yourself. I think I voted for him once. Everyone I vote for loses.
• Doctors Leary and Wilson attempt to shake up your head. Robert Aton Wilson is hilariously sane.
• Left Wing Films:
• Peace Page of Koorosh: Peace, poetry, and other things Persian.
• Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan: This is the best singer of Sufi qawwali music. Get one of his Cd's and dance your way to heaven. It works for me. It seems to attract the attention of my cats also.
• Silvio Rodriguez Dominguez: Silvio Rodriguez is a very poetic musician whose songs are of the highest quality. This site has a ton of stuff about him, and the lyrics to just about all his songs.
• OJALA-L: Home of la lista No-Oficial de la "Tropa Cosmica", aficionados a la musica DE Silvio Rodriguez y temas afines. Say hello to Emilio and tell him the one in a million gringo sent you.
• Walt Whitman: Whitman would most certainly have put his Leaves of Grass on the web if he were alive today.
• The Human Languages Page: Many different linguistic resources are here including jump points to pages in, not all, but many human languages. Nice if you are multilingual.
• Documentos Anarquistas y Otras Hierbas: A collection of essays on the social philosophy of both saints and sinners. Some are in English, others are Spanish. I enjoyed reading,"Del Ser y el Parecer Anarquista" by Douglas Garcia, which gives a very clear, brief, description of some basic principles underlying the most misunderstood, and misrepresented social movement in recent history.
• War Resister's League: This organization has been around for over half a century. I first walked into their NYC office over twenty years ago. (I must be getting old.) Check out their information on how your tax dollars are spent. Would you cut the US budget pie like that?
• Information on Pablo Nerudafrom Chile, my favorite poet!
• The Park Slope Food Coop:Information on my food coop, and the Cooperative movement. With a few improvements, this could be a model for a more democratic society.
• The Noam Chomsky Archive: Some political writings from the famous linguist, Noam Chomsky. The most quoted thinker alive on the planet.
• Vegetarian Pages The vegetarian diet offers a culinary adventure. Healthful for body and soul! Very friendly to the health of the planet. Avoid that nasty brain spongefication disease.
• Nonviolence Links.
• Institute for Bioregional Studies: Explore a sustainable future for the planet. If you do not know what a bioregion is, then stop by here. Mine is the Hudson river watershed.
• Communities Magazine: Maybe you want to build your own community from scratch. People in the intentional community movement can help.