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Clean Clothes Discounter Campaign
 
The Clean Clothes Campaign in September 2009 at the Federal Chancellery in Berlin addressed  political accountability for the practice of discount resellers buying products that were produced at the cost of human suffering and dignity.  Put an end to discounting and dumping strategies!
The Clean Clothes Campaign is a world wide network of over Continue Reading

The name of the Big Brother Awards is taken from George Orwell’s dystopian novel, “1984″. Written in the late 1940’s, the author created an eerie vision of a totalitarian society subjected to pervasive surveillance. The award sculpture was designed by Peter Sommer and shows a figure bound at the feet with leaden bands and severed Continue Reading

Painting has concentrated primarily on depicting natural light and the wave phenomena that are known from optics and other fields. It wasn’t until 1889 when Heinrich Hertz discovered in Karlsruhe »that electric waves travel in the same way as optical waves« (Max Planck, 1894) and at the same speed, that there the real and symbolic Continue Reading

Thomas Wilfred
Danish-born Thomas Wilfred came to America as a singer of early music, and got involved with a group of Theosophists who wanted to build a color organ to demonstrate spiritual principles. Wilfred called his color organ the Clavilux, and named the artform of color-music projections “Lumia.” He stressed polymorphous, fluid streams of color slowly Continue Reading

For over five decades, saxophonist and composer Ornette Coleman, 79, has played a major role in the evolution of American music; he belongs to that rare species of artists and thinkers whose influence extends far beyond the range of his instrument. Very early on, he concluded that modern jazz, once so daring and revolutionary, had Continue Reading

Through an interpreter, Chomsky responded, “I write about peace and criticize the barriers to peace; that’s easy. What’s harder is to create a better world… and what’s so exciting about at last visiting Venezuela is that I can see how a better world is being created.”
During Monday’s forum, which was broadcast on the state television Continue Reading

Just a couple of years later Chomsky expanded his political horizons through regular visits to his mother’s relatives in New York, where an uncle operated a small newspaper street kiosk which was a magnet for all kinds of émigré intellectuals, including Jewish anarcho-syndicalists who published a radical newspaper called Freie Arbeiter Stimme, to which the Continue Reading

A month online and sales have reached the point where it makes sense to share the figures.
Here’s the first realeyz.tv Top 5:
5. DIVORCE, IRANIAN STYLE, by Kim Longinotto
4. SOULSHADOWS, by Dieter Gränicher
3. WHAT WOULD IT MEAN TO WIN?, by Oliver Ressler
2. ALL ABOUT TESLA - THE RESEARCH, by Michael Krause
1. TOTALLY WIRED, by Niamh Ahern Continue Reading