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The Final Seal?

It has been seven years since I watched “The Seventh Seal“. The UC Theater in Berkeley, which closed in 2001, … More

Cinema, Ingmar Bergman, Inspiration, The Seventh Seal

Its Never Too Late!

I recently watched some movies on Vincent Van Gogh, and Paul Gauguin – artists who started painting relatively late in … More

Gauguin, Inspiration, Portrait of Aline, Sorrow, Van Gogh, Vincent Van Gogh

Smells Fishy

Vincent Van Gogh. Bloaters on a Piece of Yellow Paper. Oil on Canvas. (1889) Fish, and seafood are my non-vegetarian … More

Health, Space, Vincent Van Gogh

Modern Life: Urban Jungle, Sensory Clutter

I have been reading about 19th century Provence lately (The Yellow House: Van Gogh, Gauguin, and Nine Turbulent Weeks in … More

Health, Jean Snedegar, Nature, Tales from Urban Forests, Vincent Van Gogh

I Was on BBC!

My two cents on today’s debate on Darfur. You can listen to it at World Have Your Say. “I was … More

Darfur, Peace and Conflict, Politics

Darfur: Whose Responsibility to Protect?

What do you think of the meeting in Paris – without the involvement of the AU? Does the International Community … More

Darfur, Peace and Conflict, World Have your Say

Darfur: A Just War? (By Sergio)

It is important to outline that the Darfur conflict is a conflict that has been going on for several decades. … More

Darfur, Peace and Conflict

Darfur: Never Again? Or Again, and Again?

I was engaged in an academic debate recently -“Should the International Community militarily intervene in Darfur?” For me, it was … More

Darfur, Human Rights, Peace and Conflict

Rwanda: What Do You See?

“The dead at Nyarubuye were, I’m afraid, beautiful. There was no getting around it. The skeleton is a beautiful thing. … More

Cartier-Bresson, Journalism, Peace and Conflict, Philip Gourevitch, Sebastiao Salgado

Paris and Palestine

House of Stairs. 1951. MC Escher. Lithograph. I am finally getting caught up on my reading for a class I … More

Peace and Conflict

Part Two: Paris and Palestine

House of Stairs. 1951. MC Escher. Lithograph. I am finally getting caught up on my reading for a class I … More

Part One: Home, Home Again?

“Wednesday morning at five o’clock as the day begins Silently closing her bedroom door Leaving the note that she hoped … More

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