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Gay & Grey Pdx Expo at Friendly House on May 21
Host Dan Johnson speaks with Mya Chamberlain, Senior Programs Coordinator for Friendly House, Jo Hamilton and Sharon Messerschmidt, two long time members of the Gay & Grey community and Max Micozzi Jones, chair of Gay & Grey Pdx Expo and a veteran in fighting for the rights of seniors including those who identify as Gay, Lesbian, Bi, Transgendered & Questioning.
They will discuss the upcoming Gay & Grey Pdx Expo coming to Friendly House on May 21st.
An estimated 10,000 people in the Portland area identify as Gay & Grey, sadly many of these people are under served in many of the basic needs we have come to expect.
- Title: RadioZine 20110516
- Producer: Dan Johnson
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Josh Ruebner with the US Campaign to End the Occupation, the extended Interview on DBS
This is the 17 minute interview; everything you ever wanted to know about the Divest, Boycott, Sanction campaign to redress the crimes against the Palestinian people and hold Israel accountable for the genocide. And while you're at it, have a look at the 'Budrus' video on YouTube.
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Antonia Juhasz and her book BLACK TIDE: the Devastating Impact of the Gulf Oil Spill
Host Per Fagereng interviews Antonia Juhasz about her new book BLACK TIDE: the Devastating Impact of the Gulf Oil Spill
It is the largest oil disaster in American history, and it could happen again. It is more than a story of ruined beaches, dead wildlife, chemical dispersants, corporate spin, political machinations, and financial fallout. It is a riveting human drama filled with people whose lives will forever be defined as "before" and "after" the Gulf oil disaster. Black Tide is the only book to tell this story through the perspective of people on all sides of the catastrophe, from those who lost their lives, loved ones, and livelihoods to those who made the policies that set the devastating event in motion, those who cut the corners that put corporate profits over people and the environment, and those who have committed their lives to ensuring that such an event is never repeated.
"We cannot allow the BP disaster to be pushed from public view the way BP used chemical dispersants to hide the oil. These remarkable stories—of loss, heroism, and culpability—are a vivid reminder that this catastrophe will be with us for decades, and that we have not yet made the changes necessary to prevent destruction in the future."
--Naomi Klein, author of The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism
Antonia Juhasz is Director and Founder of the Energy Program at Global Exchange, a San Francisco-based human rights non-profit organization. She is a policy-analyst, author and activist.
Juhasz is the author of The Tyranny of Oil: the World's Most Powerful Industry, and What We Must Do To Stop It (HarperCollins 2008) and The Bu$h Agenda: Invading the World, One Economy at a Time (HarperCollins 2006).
- Title: RadioZine 20110425
- Producer: Per Fagereng
- Length: 26:22 minutes (24.14 MB)
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The Big O Blows it on Reporting the Rally for Jobs
Call the Oregonian and ask why there was no report of the rally on Saturday.
Here's the number to call:
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I'm Hot!...and I'm Bald!": CHEMOTHERAPY FOR WINNERS
Host Crystal Leighty speaks with Elaine Jesmer, author of "I'm Hot!...and I'm Bald!": CHEMOTHERAPY FOR WINNERS," about how to handle the side effects of chemotherapy, and why it's important not be afraid of it.
Jesmer says chemo is not only the standard of care for many cancers, but also for multiple sclerosis, rheumatoid arthritis, and for anyone who has had an organ transplant. Although the severity of the side effects vary, the side effects are often the same for anyone taking these drugs. She focuses on different ways to handle the side effects and the importance of overcoming the fear. According to Jesmer fear can be almost as deadly as the disease chemo is treating because it interferes with judgment at a time when clear judgment is needed.
- Title: radiozine 20110418
- Producer: Crystal Leighty
- Length: 28:35 minutes (26.17 MB)
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No safe level of exposure: the battle to ban asbestos
- Title: No safe level of exposure: the battle to ban asbestos
- Producer: Dan Johnson
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Horace Campbell on Libya, AFRICOM and the Power of the Peace Movement
Horace Campbell, professor of African-American Studies and Political Science at Syracuse University and 'Author Extraordinaire'. I had given up on the power of peace until I heard this man. He is the only voice thus far with the courage, insight and intelligence to see the Libyan situation for what it truly is: an ugly, brutal racist adventure, a defense contractor 'Trade Show', and AFRICOM entree into the "Dark Continent", as the colonial investation was wont to call it...www.horacecampbell.net/
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Daniel Pinchbeck on "2012: The Return of Quetzalcoatl"
Host Sue Supriano speaks with Daniel Pinchbeck, an author and editorial director of Reality Sandwich, a blog website centered around New Age philosophy and activism. He is the author of "Breaking Open the Head: A Psychedelic Journey Into the Heart of Contemporary Shamanism" and "2012: The Return of Quetzalcoatl ."
Sue spoke with Daniel Pinchbeck at the recent Prophets Conference in Palm Springs.
- Title: RadioZine 20110328
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Food Justice Conference Part One
The local food movement has become a palatable force. In Portland alone there are now 40 farmers markets. Raising backyard chickens has become fashionable and growing numbers of people are planting vegetable gardens or joining CSAs. But what about all the people who feel they can't afford to buy local organic food or lack the time or space to plant a garden? How can the local food movement become a movement for food justice, and work to ensure that everyone has the right to eat healthy, local food?
These questions were addressed last month at the Food Justice Conference, held at the University of Oregon last month. On Friday, March 25, KBOO presents the first installment of recordings made at Food Justice Conference. We'll be airing segments from two conference panels: Local Agriculture/Food Community and Sustainable Agriculture and Emerging Research in Plant Genetics, with speakers Patricia Allen, Director of the Center for Agroecology and Sustainable Food Systems at the University of California, Santa Cruz; Janet Fiskio, Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies at Oberlin College; and Charles Benbrook, Chief Scientist at The Organic Center.
- Title: Food Justice Conference 1
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Lindauer Knocks It Out of The Park - Axgain
Susan Lindauer: Lockerbie Diary-Gadhaffi, Fall Guy for CIA Drug Running. Lindauer is a Former U.S. Asset covering Iraq and Libya
For years I was told the terrorist who placed the bomb on board Pan Am 103, known as the Lockerbie bombing, lives about 8 miles from my house, in Fairfax County, Virginia. His life-time of privilege and protection, gratis of high flyers in U.S. Intelligence, has been a reward for silence on the CIA's involvement in drug trafficking in Lebanon during the 1980s. As sources go, I was more than a casual observer. From May 1995 until March 2003, I performed as a back channel to Tripoli and Baghdad, supervised by my CIA handler, Dr. Richard Fuisz, who claimed from day one to know the origins of the Lockerbie conspiracy and the identity of the terrorists. http://issuepedia.org/1998-12-04_Susan_Lindauer_Deposition He swore that no Libyan participated in the attack. Armed with that assurance, our team started talks with Libya's diplomats for the Lockerbie Trial, and I attended over 150 meetings at the Libyan Embassy in New York. After the hand over of Libya's two accused men, our team engaged in a concerted fight to gain permission for Dr. Fuisz to give a deposition about his primary knowledge of the conspiracy, during the Lockerbie Trial. In a surprise twist, the U.S. Federal Judge in Alexandria, Virginia imposed a double seal on a crucial portion of Dr. Fuisz's deposition. The double seal can only be opened by a Scottish Judge. In my opinion, that should be a priority, as testimony hidden by the double seal maps out the whole Lockerbie conspiracy. Most significantly, it identifies 11 terrorists involved in the attack. Dr. Fuisz's testimony could put the whole matter to rest forever.
There's good reason for my confidence. Much to my surprise, during the Lockerbie talks, Dr. Fuisz's allegations of CIA opium running in Lebanon received unusual corroboration. One day, as I left the office of Senator Carol Moseley-Braun on my lunch break, an older spook caught up with me in front of the U.S. Supreme Court. From out of nowhere, he stepped in my path and invited me to lunch. With extraordinary candor, he debriefed me as to what motivated the CIA's actions. I remember it as one battle-hardened old spook sharing the perils of fieldwork with a gung ho young Asset, anxious to get started on great adventures.
It was a morality tale for sure. According to him, the CIA infiltrated opium and heroin trafficking in Lebanon as part of a crisis operation to rescue AP reporter Terry Anderson and 11 other American and British hostages in Beirut, including CNN bureau chief Jeremy Levin and Anglican envoy Terry Waite. The hostage crisis was a legitimate CIA concern. The CIA Station Chief of Beirut, William Buckley, was also kidnapped by Islamic Jihad and brutally tortured to death, his body dumped in the street in front of CIA headquarters. The rescue was protracted and complicated by Lebanon's Civil War—ultimately, Terry Anderson's captivity lasted seven years. Many of the hostages suffered beatings, solitary confinement chained to the floor, and mock executions. The older spook who refused to identify himself swore that the CIA considered it urgently necessary to try every possibility for recovering the hostages. The concept of infiltration into criminal networks cuts to the murky nature of intelligence itself. Drug enforcement frequently rely on the same strategies. Where the CIA went far wrong was in pocketing some of those heroin profits for itself along the way. The dirty little secret is that the CIA continued to take a percentage cut of opium and heroin production out of Lebanon well into the 1990s.
As for the hostage rescue itself, considering the operation took years to accomplish, it's always been whispered that a corrupted CIA officer enjoying those opium profits might have swallowed reports on the hostages' locations, or otherwise diverted his team in order to protect his narcotics income. That appears to have become a serious fear at the time, among other U.S. officers jointly involved in the rescue. In December 1988, infuriated Defense Intelligence agents issued a formal protest, exposing CIA complicity in Middle East heroin trafficking. When teams from both agencies got summoned back to Washington to attend an internal hearing, they boarded Pan Am 103. A wing of militant Hezbollah led by Ahmed Jibril, his nephew Abu Elias, Abu Talb and Abu Nidal took out both teams in order to protect their lucrative cartel. Classified Defense Intelligence records show that Jibril and Talb had been toying with a conspiracy to bomb a U.S. airplane during the 1988 Christmas holidays anyway. They planned to bomb a U.S. airliner in revenge for the U.S.S. Vincennes, which shot down an Iranian commercial airliner loaded with Hajiis returning from Mecca in July, 1988. However the Defense Intelligence threat to expose their heroin network put the bombing plan into action. Islamic Jihad's ability to discover actionable intelligence on the flight schedules would definitely confirm that somebody at CIA was operating as a double agent, keeping Islamic Jihad a step ahead of the rescue efforts.
That's the dirty truth about Lockerbie. It ain't nothing like you've been told.
Wait a darn moment—I anticipate your confusion. Libya got blamed for the Lockerbie attack. Daddy George Bush told us so! The United Nations imposed sanctions on Libya, demanding that Colonel Moammar Gadhaffi hand over two Libyans for trial. One of the two, Lameen Fhima got acquitted immediately. The other Abdelbasset Megrahi got convicted (on the most flimsy circumstantial evidence that overlooked endless contradictions). Libya paid $2.7 billion in damages—amounting to $10 million per family death— to make the U.N. sanctions go away, and expressed a sort of non-apology for the deaths—while never acknowledging its involvement in the conspiracy. So Libya was innocent the whole time? In a word, yes.
Don't get me wrong: I have no soft spot for Libya. As an Asset, I saw that no matter the flowing promises of friendship, at heart Libyans hearken to their glory days as Bedouin raiders. It's pathological, not personal. They are deeply tribal and Islamic, which often makes them paranoid and suspicious of outsiders. They have an ancient history of raiding each other's camps, back and forth, stealing livestock, women and children. One of my best diplomatic sources had a tattoo on his wrist, because his grandmother feared he would be kidnapped as a small child (in the 1950s). Libya simply does not have a history of believing that it needs to keep promises to individuals outside their clans. That's not part of their heritage. That vendetta culture bodes dangerously for the current rebellion. Even after Gadhaffi's gone, in all likelihood these tribal families will continue to exact vengeance on one another. It remains to be seen whether the new government will hide those clashes to protect its image of cohesion and legitimacy to the outside world. In truth, Libyan culture poses a threat to itself most of all.
I don't say that about just any Arab country. I enjoy Arab culture very much. I just know better than to do favors for Gadhaffi. His actions often mask some other agenda. But the bottom line is that Libya had nothing to do with the bombing of Pan Am 103, which exploded over the town of Lockerbie, Scotland. We should care about Lockerbie because of the serious problem that it exposed. Opium trafficking out of the Bekaa Valley provides a major source for global heroin production. In turn, the global pipeline of narco-dollars keep militant operations alive world-wide from the Middle East to Indonesia, Colombia, Burma and the Far East. That's something to fear. We don't have to deploy soldiers to shut it down. With a little creativity, we could attack the bank accounts of these global heroin traffickers and cut off funds for the violence without damaging the local society through warfare. We could strike down two scourges—heroin and terrorism. And the U.S. would not require military action all over the planet to accomplish its goals. Thankfully, there are other ways.
The first step is recognition.
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@spikey00 has riggins got to 1000 yet
@spikey00 has riggins got to 1000 yet
This doesn't really feel like a final with the commentators talking up the Scorchers all game only for them to fall in a heap.
Andrew Symonds 143*
Look at all those fairweather fans leaving already. Obviously don't rate Hogg's batting.
Indians can't bowl - Where has the rumour come from as I myself and many indian friends arwe competent fast bowlers ?
With the English bid I said: Let us be brief. If you give back the Falkland Islands, which belong to us, you will get my vote. They then became sad and left
Wow, that's a nasty fall.
RIP Craig Walsh (Craig) 1985-2012
RIP Hughesy
Proudly supporting the #2 cricketer of all time.
bowl hauritz last over pls
behrendwarf 4 runs here
hogg 66666nb3
super over
hogg 2/0 (0.2) & 6 (1)
****ing behrendwarf ruined it
wow this game has absolutely died in the last 5 overs. Not that I care, Heat ftw.
Seriously this is absolute ****ing **** commentary. Tom Moody complaining about the Heat not trying to bowl them out with 2 balls left. Who gives a **** ****, they ****ing won, give them some credit.
BBL02 ends up with a Heat misfield. Fitting
(hauritz cleaned it up)
dale steyn celebrates his team's BBL victory by bowling a maiden v NZ
what a guy
daniel vettori just cracked open a XXXX gold
chris sabburg's just begun fielding practice
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luv u berryIt's hard to fit everyone into the Australian side, but a must selection for mine is Renegades' Ben Rohrer. He is as close to Michael Hussey as we will get. A classy left-hander with nerves of steel and composure under pressure. His ability to manipulate or maul in the middle-order is crucial in any quality Twenty20 outfit.
Rohrer should be on the plane to India as Hussey's replacement. He is a clever player of spin, capable and nimble with his feet and a good sweeper, both conventional and unconventional. This is crucial in India if we are to win the Test series.
Is it true, as per my twitter feed, that an umpire took a stump for his own safekeeping?
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Stahleck 2011 is coming!!
you will find all the infos needed at the stahleck homepage.
there will still be updates later, so it may be worth to go there now and then.
there is also A Game of Thrones LCG and lots of boardgames.
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Totally great thing that happened tonight?
So Chronicle Live (a show on Comcast SportsNet Bay Area) had a copy to give away of the "Freak Season" which is a new "intimate photo book" about The Franchise. The rules were just to post a picture showing that you are the ULTIMATE Tim Lincecum fan on their Facebook page.
"I am the ultimate Tim Lincecum fan because he makes Ks look like a piece of cake!"
That's my Timmy cake. And even though he vaguely resembles a Coraline character, I won. Way pumped to see the book and way proud of that cake too. Let's just say it wasn't the easiest thing to make. And I'm not much of a black licorice person so the multitude of it was traumatic. (And triggered some thoughts on how weird it is that it says, "Black Red Vines" on the package. Oxymoron, people. Oxymoron.)
Anyway. I'll let y'all know after I read the book. In the meantime, feast your eyes on that photo.
Diamond Girl
p.s. Can I please teach Brian Wilson ESL? The first phrase I would introduce him to would be: "Please save this game. Without incident." He doesn't seem to comprehend those words, right now.


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Hey guys.
Does this turn on anyone else? Seeing a strong, young guy totally overpower and dominate someone older than he is? Imagine seeing a 19 year old forcing a 25+ year old to submit to his strength. That's what I am talking about. This has to be one of my favorite fantasies/scenarios, and it seems like the ONLY place I see this is in erotica.
I know it isn't too unrealistic, because I have met many younger guys who were built like a brick house. Is it just that unpopular that porn producers don't bother with it?
Oh, let me clarify. I don't mean a twink dominating an older man. I mean a younger guy forcing an older guy with brute strength to be his bitch or whatever you would call it.


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The criteria for selection is based on exceptional leadership skills with service and commitment to the university and community through various projects and activities. Distinguishing attributes, unique personality traits, and special talents are also considered in the selection process. A student may receive the Chancellor's Award only once during his or her undergraduate career.
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Anything with the words "Oat Bran" in the title should be healthy, right?! That's why I reached for Kellogg's Cracklin' Oat Bran Cereal on a recent trip to the grocery store. One box cost $5.39 (!) but it was too interesting to pass up, and since I had heard about this cereal throughout college, I figured now was the time to try it. When I think of Oat Bran, I think of the ultimate in nutrition - low-calorie, high fiber, high protein.
Unfortunately, the nutrition facts of this cereal did not support what I had imagined. A 3/4 cup serving has 200 calories, 7 grams of total fat (11% of the daily value) including 3 grams of saturated fat (15% of the DV - likely due to the palm oil which is the 4th ingredient), as well as 15 grams of sugar. All is not lost, though - this cereal does offer 6 grams of fiber and 4 grams of protein in a single serving, as well as a variety of vitamins and minerals.
But, it sure tastes good! Brown sugar (the 3rd ingredient, right behind Whole oats and Wheat Bran) adds a pleasant sweetness without being overly saccharine, and cinnamon provides delicious spiciness. The cereal stays crunchy in milk, although you may not even get to that stage because it's so delicious by itself.
This cereal tastes fantastic, and the fiber definitely makes it filling. The nutrition is a trade-off: high calorie, fat, and sugar content vs. good protein, fiber, and vitamin stats. I probably won't be buying it again because it's it is so expensive, and so addictive. But if you can limit yourself to a small portion, it's worth a try.
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If you're looking for someone to innumerate all the reasons that long-haired hippie needs to be traded rightthisverymoment, I cannot oblige. There have been mutterings in Giants-fandom-land for a few days now, but it got really noisy this evening and the calls for firings and releases and trades began to surface in earnest. Tonight was an ugly game. No two ways about that. Key players – ones who we were looking at to carry us through the postseason – have not performed. Seeing your team go down 8-3 in the championship series is a terrible feeling.
But. Let's step back for a moment.
I think we were all a little, "Beware the ides of March!" this spring. I heard more than a few of you saying this was going to be a bad season to make the Astros seem all peachy (okay, maybe not that, but still). I certainly did not see the Giants going to the NLCS. This makes them the second best team in the National League, technically, and probably third best in the Majors, assuming they're better than the Yankees at the moment. (Dear Lord, please say yes, please say yes.)
They're not playing like that right now. And them being as successful as they have been doesn't mean this offseason couldn't include a good deal of overhaul and even if it doesn't, we're free to throw out whatever we want. But they have been successful. Very successful.
And you know what? If tomorrow is the Giants last game of 2012, I hope it's a good one and I hope we have a good time watching it. There will always be another baseball season. This one, I know, has surpassed my expectations and hopes for it. That said… let's do this, Barry Zito. Let's do this.
Also, pro tip, for any of you who happen to be fabulously wealthy Cardinals fans who come to the game decked out in suits. You plan ahead, right? You know you're coming to the game? So why on earth would you wear a brown suit when you know you're going to be sporting all the red gear? Don't, people. Don't.
In tonight's Joe Buck scoop, Jack White's Blunderbuss is available for download online! Unlike most albums, you know, which you have to go pick up to listen to on your turntable.
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(10-01-2012 09:47 PM)stera8 Wrote: for the past month! and I love the new format...I love the one game format because as a yankees gan WE NEED THE AL EAST... I don't feel comfortable in a one game playoff. It makes the playoffs more exciting and allows for a "cinderella" team. Also usually AL east is dominate and in years past Boston and Tampa Bay (when the yanks took the East) would be two amazing teams that were better than the leaders of the Central and West...so I like it a lot
(10-02-2012 07:02 AM)Ziveus101 Wrote: Some things I've noticed about the format is that it gives an advantage to the winners of the divisions (although I personally don't think the Tigers deserve it this year, no offence to Tigers fans) but also an advantage to the WC winners in the WC showdown since they're able to construct a different roster than the one they'll use to compete in the AL/NLDS, meaning that I expect the Braves, Cardinals, Athletics & Orioles (or Yankees, hopefully not) to have their lineups filled with relief pitchers in the showdown. I also expect the traveling schedule for the team that has to face the WC showdown winners to be hectic as well since they won't know who they're facing and where they're facing them (WCSD winners get home field advantage for first 3, I think, games of AL/NLDS) until the 1 WC game is done. My personal opinion of the new format will come down to this: *If the Yankees end up being the AL WC this year & lose to the Athletics (or possibly Rangers) then I'll hate it for all eternity. *If the Yankees don't end up the WC, I'll enjoy the WC game as a casual baseball fan, look back at the season in November and appreciate the new format for all the excitement it's given to me in the month of September and look foward to the thrills again next year. I'm a very simple person .
(10-03-2012 06:14 PM)nyyankeesfan28 Wrote: I know, right! Agree with you completely. Yeah that one game playoff scares me so bad. It is exciting for sure, but I don't want the Yankees in there. I liked our ten game lead June-July a lot better. Ah, the good ole' days Totally agree with that last part If the Yankees win AL East I'll love, if they go to Wild Card game I'll hate it.


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'Before funny things started' | A World Cup monologue by Tapuwa Moore
Posted By Tapuwa Moore On 30 July 2010 @ 11:44 In South Africa | 2 Comments
I met Tapuwa Moore in Jun 09 when she coached Chosen Few Lesbian Soccer Club [2], the team affiliated with the Forum for the Empowerment of Women in Johannesburg. As she prowled a Rustenburg touchline in jean jacket, instantly I recognized a managerial presence far transcending Fabio Capello. She spoke, words of honey flowed. She diagrammed a soccer-based theory of communication on the back of her clipboard; footballers, she theorizes, are part of a communications network, the perfect analogy for a side of gay women learning to trust each other and to share past trauma. She is brilliant, I think. I look at my small video camera. Like the crestfallen BBC World Service reporter I met at the 2003 Women's World Cup who had conducted postgame interviews with the microphone plugged into the "Line In" jack, I had forgotten to press the record button. This has happened to me many times. The most brilliant incantations about soccer defy a digital age.
Moore told me about her performance poetry, about her improvisations relating football to gay sex. In another monologue that begins "I will not drag anger along in this journey of my life," she narrates her experience of multiple sexual assaults, of "having lost myself because of a penis-bodied person." Football and basketball—Moore plays both—are not trivial in rebuilding the self within a homophobic society. Partly due to the releases of sport and creation, she no longer replays how the first rapist "removed by navy blue Barcelona shorts. … I made a decision not to look for myself outside of me. … I stopped remembering, I see it as a disruptive unnecessary need."
She is an actress, comic, gender activist and poet who raps in South Africa's indigenous languages as well as Afrikaans and English. She is teaching herself Spanish. In May 2010 she appeared in a South African production of The Vagina Monologues, performing "The Woman Who Loved to Make Vaginas Happy."
She is emblematic of the paradox in FIFA's stewardship of the World Cup that in claiming to show us the world's best, we sometimes miss the world's good. Moore (email@example.com [3]) seeks sponsorship in order to stage this monologue both in and outside South Africa. She reminds readers that the text is not meant to be read, but said aloud.
by Tapuwa Moore | Soweto, South Africa
Before funny things started I was not embroiled in World Cup fever. I was yet to own a yellow Bafana Bafana shirt. In my possession I only had a "Les Bleus" shirt, a gift from a French professor, Rémy Bazenguissa, University of Lille. Actually I thought even if "that thing" (the South Africa shirt) was on sale or free I did not have any aspirations to own it. Why should I? I was convinced the national team would choke at crunch time. And to many of my friends I don't need to say I told you so. But I'm saying it anyway, "I told you so." I guess I must have been the only pessimist non-patriotic female in South Africa. The Mbombela speed train, Gautrain, had yet to move. But the marketing train was moving.
Then I got swept off my feet when someone spilled the beans and leaked the story. The president's youngest wife had an affair with her bodyguard. Hail MaNtuli! I exclaimed. This revelation made headlines. The topic was hot on my favourite talk-radio station. I kept on saying Hail MaNtuli! As a freelance activist and a feminist when I get to it I had to be in solidarity with the mother of the nation. The woman had to "get some" just like her partner, who engages in multiple sexual relations. Hail First Lady No. 2! The sad thing about the story was that the co-affair man committed suicide! Irrespective of all that was said and done, What was the man doing fucking the president's wife? It must have been a matter of national security or a way to mess with the patriarchal moralists, tradition and culture. That is why the poor brother shot his brains out.
Before funny things started
I was self-involved,
Doing life decisions, philosophical introspections about my multiple faceted self
Being a woman, a mother, a soccer coach, a homosexual sexual being, an artist, and a black human in this old country.
I was simply preoccupied with personal and non-personal philosophical existential issues.
At thirty-four I was still trying to figure out the difference between love and infatuation.
I was fresh from my stellar performance of Vagina Monologues.
In deep worship of vaginas and in love with the hot, hot cast I was performing with, including the drag-queen gentleman.
I was totally in love with all vagina-bodied people, except the woman who rode horses, an exceptional black woman.
She was an outstanding performer. I'm not sure if I had trouble with her riding horses, but she rode horses. She talked too much, like she was running her own personal green room. The woman had all the money in the world. In addition to that she was beautiful and black. She is a serious globetrotter. The lady has it all, she reads all the books from Oprah. She is the only one I never had sexual fantasies off. I wonder why and I don't care why. A friend wanted to explore further my dislike of the horse rider. I told her I hate the pungent smell of horses and horse shit. I'm still adamant about not wanting to know why I don't like her. I guess it is not important unless I was planning to bed her. Which is a no!
Then funny things started happening, the Football Fridays mania, resulting in most South Africans believing the euphoric, nostalgic idea that South Africa would go all the way to win the World Cup. To my surprise the president made a speech alluding to that fact.
I was in awe—wow, I must have been a lousy soccer player and coach, a lousy basketball player, a lesbian-breasted player not to foresee such predictions!
More strange things were being uttered: "Phillipe is here.'' Goodness, I thought, Phillipe Troussier, the former national team coach who dismally failed us, is here, back again for his second coaching stint. "No," my sister said. "It is feel it, it is here!" "Oh" was my response.
Things started looking weirder when I walked in the streets of Johannesburg and realized I am the only woman without a national team shirt on or a vuvuzela in hand. My friends have, school kids have, nursery children have. Even the woman who is clueless about soccer—and it happens to be my younger sister—has one. The only encounter she had with soccer was during the opening game of the World Cup. She had her back to the screen and was trying to coerce me to pray or sing the national anthem. I'll give her leeway. She must have been caught up in her own passive aggressive soccer fever.
To make matters worse old women own national-team regalia, from blankets to hats. I must be the only crazy person or the only sane person left.
The days before the World Cup drove me up the wall. At 6:30 a.m. a vuvuzela's blowing, buzzing me out of my morning peace. I quietly mutter curses under my breath, some aloud. While in the mist of the vuvuzela-alcohol frenzy somehow I got hold of the yellow adidas shirt from a professor at Wits University. To tell you the truth I wore the shirt once in my inebriated state. NB: Both shirts in my closet were of first-round losers. Both gifts were from university gurus. My take on this is the shirts had an "academia curse."
The sound of the vuvuzela never went away, the buzz reached the church premises. I heard church hymns blowing out of a vuvuzela.
The latest house music had vuvuzelas. I tell you even the iPod had them. Social networks like Twitter had "vuvuzela" as one of the highest tweets. Goodness, my world became vuvuzela-infested when I saw Caucasians blowing that horn.
The World Cup started. The French blamed the horn for their poor performance. It dawned on me that I got World Cup fever without realizing it. This fever made me forget a particular woman. It coerced me to stop loving her. And I wrote poetically the following: I walked out on you when I realized and exclaimed curses, "Shit! I'm on my periods again" . . . The Jacobs Kronung coffee advert on TV reminded me that I bought the coffee two or three months ago and still had not finished it. I went on and finished it. When the World Cup is on, no woman matters. I made a decision to stop loving you and to go watch soccer with clarity. That woman was just an infatuation. I listened to Gil Scott-Heron's The Revolution Will Not Be Televised with a smirk on my face, and my heart's conviction was that my heart will never televise you. I watched on as you faded into thin air. The revolution is live in Jozi when you see a Caucasian, Indian, Asians, Japanese and all the colours of the world blowing this South African horn.
And this revolution did other funny things.
Magoshas (prostitutes) went out of business.
Therefore sex was for free, alcohol was free, and people were free to be happy.
The Brazilians were ousted. Kaká left without a single goal. Argentineans and the English were annihilated by the Germans. With so much revolutionary drama live on television, in my country, I didn't have to worry about a certain woman.
Damn, if I were religious I would have prayed for my fellow people to engage in responsible sexual behaviour.
Thus preventing more HIV infections. Prayed for the man on the street to get a job, to be employed. Prayed for the girl next door to get an education and stop being a baby factory.
To stop rape and murder of lesbians. To stop talk of xenophobic violence. I have so much on my plate to worry about, more than a woman who was not infatuated with me.
Then more drama unfolded when the Spanish whipped the Portuguese and women all over cried foul 'cause their eye candy Cristiano Ronaldo, the skipper, sank with the ship. No more ogling! Soccer prevails!
I don't want to speak about the World Cup holders. The Italians were torpedoed. I saw on Facebook some women weeping that the hottest men are "out of touch for them!"
This revolution brought on Paul the Octopus who predicted that Spain would win. I forgot about the World Cup host and their shirt, my shirt, that serves as part of my pyjamas. I forgot about that woman, my infatuation factor.
I had soccer exhaustion by the time it got to the semifinals.
I refused to watch the semifinals. I sat in my kitchen tweeting. And listened to my sister drooling over Paul Ince the former England captain. Then I attended a conference [6] discussing the legacy of apartheid, soccer, FIFA, and its cronies. Speak Smiley Moosa [7], speak. Speak Nkosi Molala [8], speak.
I listened, I vividly saw what Smiley described, about his magic left foot, equivalent to Lionel Messi, who failed to score a goal, too, at the World Cup. About Nkosi's nickname "Let Them Dance." The forgotten Jesuses of soccer telling about their evolution.
I decided to post my Facebook status in Spanish if La Furia Roja won the World Cup. My funny revolution and evolution was alive! My sister was startled by my Facebook status. La Furia Roja españa ganara!!! Pulpo Paul lo prejido y Mick Jagger no lleva a España así estamos bien! WC para ESP!" … si tengo, que escoger, voy encontrar de las predicciones del Pulpo Paul … To be honest with you my friend I didn't watch the final except the last three minutes of extra time. Lucky enough I saw the magic goal by Andrés Iniesta, then I posted more Spanish … el pulpo "adivino" sello supremo con titulo de España … arrestan al Pulpo Paul por homicidio "pulposo" … los animales que quieren desplazar Pulpo Paul … Polvo Profeta Pulpo Paul!
Then a friend responded in Spanish. I didn't have a clue what the hell she was saying.
Then two days after the World Cup I saw a taxi covered with Wayne Rooney's Nike ad saying "Sir Wayne." Why, why did you knight that man before the World Cup, or was it after the World Cup? Haikhona the British are good at shooting themselves in the feet. And at 23:50 the same night I had a momentary World Cup soccer blues relapse. My heart got the infatuation bug again. No, it's not the same woman, it's another one. It must have been alcohol speaking … I know it wasn't me.
Three days after Spain won I received another yellow counterfeit adidas sweater from Wits University writing centre director Pam Nichols. Pulpo Profeta Paul did not know about my academia curse. I know my shrink will be sceptical of my sanity if she hears me talk about academia-curse issues.
And about my Spanish madness … adoro la naturaleza! por eso tengo al Pulpo Paul en mi avatar! … chicos acabo de descubrir que el Pulpo Paul actuó an Toy Story 3 esto ya es demasiado? … Pulpo Paul predice que Colombia calsificara y ganara el Mundial de 2014. Titulo de la pelicula: Paul fiestón … me han dicho que el Pulpo Paul es gay!
Do not be alarmed by my bad Spanish. I'm still rusty. I learn Spanish by DIY.
© 2010 Tapuwa Moore. All rights reserved. Used by permission.
2 Comments To "'Before funny things started' | A World Cup monologue by Tapuwa Moore"
#1 Comment By Junie On 5 August 2010 @ 09:08
Wow Wow and Wow again!! It's good to finally read some of your work. I find the line about the academia-curse hilarious. You're an awesome writer. Wish you could explain the Spanish bits though …
#2 Comment By Andrew On 27 October 2011 @ 08:31
Awesome article. I thoroughly enjoyed it.
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Re: [CT] [EastAsia] South Thailand 2000s insurgency - origins
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1. let's get more information about Thaksin's policy, particularly from
political arrangement and policies in the south, which fueled the upstick
of insurgency since then;
2. regarding to police/mil division, let's be specific about why Thaksin
did so (it is not a sudden decision but more comes from the uniqueness of
Thaksin in power and the policies he has to do for political survival),
also, what are the different approaches police and military in dealing
with insurgency, and what is the implication for the government to in
handling it;
3. For tactical level, may dive into a bit more regarding different
insurgent groups in Southern Thai - leader, organizations, goals,
activities, etc;
4. What is Yingluck's policy on insurgency? Any challenge Yingluck/PTP is
to face to handle the issue, is there any room for a better settlement?
5. also interesting is perhaps why it generate less attention or interests
from outside to have certain level intervention in the issue compare to
other regional security issue. Does the insurgencies have any opportunity
to spread, to be coordinated into other regional Muslim groups, or will it
largely being contained within Thai?
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Southern Thailand's Muslim "insurgency" (2000s)
The origin of unrest in the southernmost provinces of Thailand - Yala,
Pattani and Narathiwat- lies in the fact that these used to be Muslim
sultanates of an ethnically Malay character at the beginning of the 20th
century. During the first decade of the 20th century these sultanates
were incorporated into predominantly Buddhist Thailand (per Anglo-Siam
treaty). Through the century, the central Thai government implemented
measures designed to assimilate minorities and unify the country's
ethnicities under a Thai and Buddhist identity in order to 'modernize'
the country. Some of the policies undertaken in the south that have
alienated Muslims are:
. A ban on Malays serving in government offices;
. Thai names were "warmly" recommended;
. Prohibition to dress in public the traditional Muslim-Malay clothes;
. Cultural mandates to assimilate ethnic minorities;
. Buddha statues were placed in every public school.
There has been separatist unrest in the region for most of the time of
Thai domination, especially so in the 70s and 80s. Nevertheless, after
an amnesty was granted to separatist groups and a more conciliatory
policy was enacted in the region at the end of the 80s, violence
diminished greatly during the 1990s reaching such low levels by the year
2000 that in 2001 newly elected PM Thaksin Shinawatra, operating under
the assumption that most of the (negligible) violence happening in the
region was related to criminal activities, declared the insurgency over
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to the local police, who are notorious for their inefficiency and
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2000s upsurge in violence
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organization and there has been no list of demands, the identity and
motives of the perpetrators are not clearly known. Nevertheless, there
seem to be a series of factors that lead to the increase in violence at
the turn of the 21st century:
- Continued alienation by Muslims in the region, who resent not
only feeling marginalized in a majority Buddhist-Thai society, but also
resent corrupt officials who take the money earmarked for the region's
development and inept police who mistreat Muslims and engage in criminal
- Perception (as in many other regions of Thailand) that the
government develops Bangkok at the expense of peripheral regions.
- Rise of ideological Islamism and an increase in locals studying
in religious schools in Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, returning radicalized
to a life of poverty in Southern Thailand.
- Thailand's participation in the "War on Terrorism" alienates
Thai Muslims, especially radicals.
- Thaksin's drive to restructure the state control apparatus in the
southern provinces in order to oust pro-Democrat elements and install
his own supporters, thereby centralizing governance and dismantling
mechanisms for conflict resolution between Buddhist and Muslim Thais.
- Ongoing criminality due to Thai-Malay border porosity.
- Thaksin's "War on Drug's" crackdown in the region targeting
local Muslims who profit from smuggling. Local population feeling
- A sense within the government that the "soft approach" failed
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approach which entailed martial law in the region, civil rights abuses,
mass murders of Muslims and military occupation (Thaksin himself has
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Throughout Thaksin's time as Prime Minister heavy-handed approaches to
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through the prism of "counterterrorism" and "protecting Thailand from
international Muslim terrorists".
The return to power of Thai Rak Thai (now called Pheu Thai) has once
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separatists provinces, but she has since backtracked from those
statements alleging that there was no support for Pheu Thai in the
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