award winning documentary about a very meaningful type of education.
please turn to youtube for the rest.
Our daily life increasingly revolves around blog posts, emails, and status updates.
A snapshot of what happens in one day on the Internet:
Probably the best explanation of the Mayan calendar so far. If for nothing else, Ian Xen Lundgold, who died in 2005, will be remembered for this one. He speaks volumes on the topic, explaining clearly the technical working of the mystified Mayan knowledge and comparing its predictions with the historical facts throughout the times. In his research Ian collaborated a great deal with the most respected scientist of this field, Carl Calleman.
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
high budget documentary about the truth seekers of our age. very informative.
the final part
Kanduka is joining and supporting the protest against Senate Bill 968: the Protect IP Act that is coming before the U.S. Senate next week. If this bill is passed it will jeopardize internet freedom and shift the power of the independent web into the hands of corporations. We must stop it.
Today many sites around the web — from small personal blogs to internet institutions like Mozilla and Wikipedia – will be going dark in protest and to drive their visitors to sites like americancensorship.org to take action and help fight the passage of the Protect IP Act.
If you want to join the protest by blacking out your WordPress site or applying a ribbon, there is now a variety of blackout plugins in the WordPress.org plugins directory.
dutch spoken — unfortunately no subtitling.
a documentary analysing the rights + wrongs of the squatting era.
