Category Archives: Rock on-Peace Out
Ana Tijoux – Antipatriarca – YouTube
Yo puedo ser tu hermana tu hija
Tamara pamela o valentina
Yo puedo ser tu gran amiga
Incluso tu compañera de vida
Yo puedo ser tu gran aliada
La que aconseja y la que apaña
Yo puedo ser cualquiera de todos
Depende de cómo tú me apodes
Yo no voy a ser la que obedece
Porque mi cuerpo me pertenece
Yo decido de mi tiempo
Como quiero y conde quiero
Independiente yo nací
Independiente decidí
Yo no camino detrás de ti
Yo camino de la par de ti
Tú no me vas a humillas
Tú no me vas a gritar
Tú no me vas a someter
Tú no me vas a golpear
Tú no me vas a denigrar
Tú no me vas a obligar
Tú no me vas a silenciar
Tú no me vas a callar
No sumisa ni obediente
Mujer fuerte insurgente
Independiente y valiente
Romper la cadena de lo indiferente
No pasiva ni oprimida
Mujer linda creativa
Emancipada en autonomía
Anti patriarca y alegría
A liberar, a liberar, a liberar
Liberar, liberar, liberar
Yo puedo ser jefa de hogar
Empleada o intelectual
Yo puedo ser protagonista
De nuestra historia y la que agita
La gente la comunidad
La que despierta la vecindad
La que organiza la economía
De su casa de su familia
Mujer libre se pone de pie
Y a romper las cadenas
De la piel
Tú no me vas a humillas
Tú no me vas a gritar
Tú no me vas a someter
Tú no me vas a golpear
Tú no me vas a denigrar
Tú no me vas a obligar
Tú no me vas a silenciar
Tú no me vas a callar
No sumisa ni obediente
Mujer fuerte insurgente
Independiente y valiente
Romper la cadena de lo indiferente
No pasiva ni oprimida
Mujer linda creativa
Emancipada en autonomía
Anti patriarca y alegría
A liberar, a liberar, a liberar
Liberar, liberar, liberar
Egyptian Aak 2015 – Week 1 ( Dec 29- Jan 4) | Nervana
He needed me | Flickr – Photo Sharing!
Street Art Save My Life
MELANIE SAFKA Dust in the Wind – YouTube
Live peace, love and understanding – no time to put it off for later!
I close my eyes, only for a moment, and the moment’s gone
All my dreams, pass before my eyes, a curiosity
Dust in the wind, all they are is dust in the wind
Same old song, just a drop of water in an endless sea
All we do, crumbles to the ground, though we refuse to see
Dust in the wind,
All we are is dust in the wind
Don’t hang on, nothing lasts forever but the earth and sky
It slips away, and all your money won’t another minute buy
Dust in the wind,
All we are is dust in the wind
Dust in the wind,
Everything is dust in the wind
Ned’s Second Line Daily
Ned’s Second Line Daily. Friday night news and views you have to have
Afghan Women’s Writing Project | Heart of a Warrior
We Afghans, we are a zealous people,
stronger than a stone but delicate,
the most self-contained, but hot blooded,
the most kind, but vengeful,
the most peace loving, but warriors.
Here, this Afghan girl, she is a grown girl,
she burns to learn, to lead.
She dreams of being president
as she works each day to feed her brothers
and pay their school fees.
She looks out at you, abroad, in your newspapers,
from your websites, and she knows you are looking
and she wants to say to you
You see my face framed with my rough blue scarf,
streaked with mud from the fields,
but you can’t see my zealous, warrior’s heart,
How much it is hurt!
You see my glancing eyes,
but you can’t see my tears
How much they rain!
You see my laugh,
but you can’t see my pains
How much I have suffered!
You see my words,
but you cannot read my thoughts
How much power they have!
You see my steps,
but you cannot feel my intention
How it is solid and strong like our mountains.
You see my poverty,
but you cannot imagine my zeal
How it gives me strength!
You see my hard life,
but you cannot feel my confidence,
you do not know how deeply
it dwells and feeds me.
By Rabia A.
Ned’s Second Line Daily Bang on good 1st 2015 edition!
VDU’s blog: Bats in a tree…
Of course this will raise the usual question of whether we cull all bats to prevent this from ever happening again. Don’t be ignorant! Bats have very important roles in pollinating and thus in keeping our ecosystem going. Should we kill all bees because they sting us? I’m pretty sure I’ve been stung by a bee more times than I’ve had Ebola/Hendra/SARS/Nipah/MERS/Lyssavirus or any other bat-hosted virus infection. Killing off everything to prevent a very rare zoonotic event when better knowledge can resolve the problem is just a typically short-sighted and knee-jerk human reaction (not a fan-can you guess?).
One question that does still remain, and one that is of extreme interest to me, is how often mild disease results from an Ebola virus infection? Good, robust serology methods to the rescue.





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