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Glued Blue Glass: June 2009
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Friday, June 12, 2009. I haven't written in a few weeks. That darn Facebook sure is a time sucker. Plus, I've been living and thinking. Lots of hard thinking. As if the stars aligned to make this opportunity appear for me. It's a drive away and I will need to spend a few nights away from my sweetheart but I already have friends willing to let me sleep on their futon until I figure this all out. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). I blog about the amazing beauty and creativity that exists on this earth as well as...
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Glued Blue Glass: The Visitor
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Sunday, April 19, 2009. I saw The Visitor. Further thoughts on the film posted a bit later in the day:. Would call, apolitical and disengaged innocence. I'll have to write about Sturken's book at some other point. The book is excellent. This movie looks amazing. Thanks for posting the trailor. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Words I Live By. I have often wondered why the farthest-out position always feels so right to me; why extremes, athough difficult and sometimes painful ...
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Glued Blue Glass: Procrastination Methods
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Thursday, April 30, 2009. I am going to start sharing additional procrastination methods as a further procrastination strategy. It is my hope that in so doing I will get so bored with procrastinating that I will actually get to work! 1 Google the author of a book you have recently enjoyed, find his/her facebook page and write them a message. The book in question is the graphic novel Arab in America by Toufic El Rassi. A Beirut-born American. Excellent. Haven't heard back from Toufic yet :). I blog about ...
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Glued Blue Glass: Political Consumption in a Bottle
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Sunday, April 26, 2009. Political Consumption in a Bottle. To continue with with my procrastination maneuvers, I am going to share the bottled water that I discovered yesterday. The company is Okanogan Highlands Bottling Company. Starting in 2003, consumers were also able participate in the peace process and send a personal bottled message to the President of the United States. The description of this product on the website. The "Si se puede! Plastic Bottles, 200760x120". Detail at Actual Size. Those of ...
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Glued Blue Glass: January 2009
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Sunday, January 25, 2009. As my blog is about human idiocy as well as its amazing creativity, I thought Chris Jordan's. Work is especially fitting. He currently has a show at the Washington State University Museum of Art that I hope to see. This piece is E. Pluribus Unum and includes the name of one million organizations in the world that are dedicated to peace. With so many, don't you think we humans can get there? Monday, January 19, 2009. Here is a wonderful example of art's transformative power.
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Glued Blue Glass: May 2009
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Saturday, May 23, 2009. Saturday, May 16, 2009. I am just plain happy that decent weather is finally here. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). I blog about the amazing beauty and creativity that exists on this earth as well as the human idiocy that may very well destroy it. I spent nine of my childhood years in a country going through civil war, by the way. I have been a bit obsessed with this twist of fate ever since. View my complete profile. Words I Live By. Blogs that I Read. Born in the usa. Body on the line.
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Glued Blue Glass: Dandelion Seeds
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Friday, June 12, 2009. I haven't written in a few weeks. That darn Facebook sure is a time sucker. Plus, I've been living and thinking. Lots of hard thinking. As if the stars aligned to make this opportunity appear for me. It's a drive away and I will need to spend a few nights away from my sweetheart but I already have friends willing to let me sleep on their futon until I figure this all out. Bless YOU Margie.may you float freely on the breeze to nourish others once again .tough, resilient, uns...I blo...
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Black Veil | towards a social history of the burqa\’ | Page 2
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Proposal on Veiling Practices. Towards a social history of the burqa ’. October 5, 2006. Posted by Iramz under Reprints. Wonderfully engaging and yet delightfully unsettling mediated, largely Westernized representations of Muslim women, Fatema Mernissi’s book, Scheherazade goes West: Different Cultures, Different Harems is a must read for anyone with curiosity regarding women from the Arab world. An extract from the first chapter, The Tale of The Lady With the Feather Dress. The Thousand and One Nights.
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Proposal on Veiling Practices | Black Veil
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Proposal on Veiling Practices. Towards a social history of the burqa ’. Proposal on Veiling Practices. Snow, Orhan Pamuk. Will getting our women to shed purdah end bias? September 05, 2006, Indian Express. Black Veil: Towards a Social History of the Burqa’. Without going into Quranic exegesis on the veil or getting trapped by feminist discourses ranging from Fatema Mernessi to Irshad Manji, the proposed research is an attempt to look at the burqa and its wearer outside the framework of Muslim identity.
