Happy Birthday Henry!

Poster by Glen E. Friedman & Shepard Fairey
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Mysterious Voynich manuscript dates back to the 15th century

African Head Charge - Voodoo of the Godsent (3 track preview)

   

The Roots – Jam (ft. Marcus Miller, Christian Scott & more) @ Highline Ballroom, NYC 6-21-10

The Roots jumped into an amazing 20 minute improvised jam with jazz icons Marcus Miller on bass and Christian Scott on trumpet. Joining them were other talented musicians including Teodross Avery, Jason Moran, Maurice Brown, and of course, the Roots Crew

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Worship (for Son#2!)

Neil Gaiman on Piracy

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♪♫ PJ Harvey - Big Exit (Live Jools Holland 2001)

The tyrant has gone. Now the real struggle begins for Egypt

I'm bored w/ revolution...

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Anatomy of a Dictatorship: Hosni Mubarak

History's first verdict on Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak was rendered late Tuesday night, Feb. 1, when thousands of protesters forced the autocrat to vow not to run for office again. The president, they chanted, had to go. On Friday, Feb. 11, after some prevarication, Mubarak appeared to have finally taken the point.
From police brutality to persecution of minorities, from the arrests of journalists to the suppression of political dissent, Mubarak's Egypt has been a textbook police state. For 30 years, anger and frustration brewed among his subjects, bottled up and sealed with fear.
Over the past three decades, Mubarak did not personally torture alleged criminals or beat protesters in the street. But as Joe Stork, deputy director of Human Rights Watch's Middle East and North Africa division, told me from Cairo, Mubarak's repression was simply "delegated to the Ministry of Interior and various security services. At the end of the day, he's the final address for all this." As we bid farewell to a dictator, here's a look back at his ugly history of repression and cruelty...
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Anonymous Owns HBGary - Andrew Gavin's Data Mining Network - Cyberspace Post-Anonymous

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(Voice of Freedom) صوت الحريه

Bob Marley - Duppy Conqueror (Fort Knox Five Remix)

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Bin Laden's nightmare in Egypt