40th Anniversary Michael Heise from Per Aspera fighting for human rights since 40 years By Andreas Klamm read more Less

LOINS OF PUNJAB PRESENTS is a sly, guilty pleasure, sending up the kitsch shared by both Bollywood and American Idol, where celebrity dreams can be just one catchy performance away. Less

LOINS OF PUNJAB PRESENTS is a sly, guilty pleasure, sending up the kitsch shared by both Bollywood and American Idol, where celebrity dreams can be just one catchy performance away. Less

Shamim Sarif is the director of two movies that both have a concentration on Indian culture and some doses of lesbian action. DY catches up with this talented director. Less

* Episode: Lesson 020* Title: Ang sabi ni & Ang sinabi ni [According to..]* Uploaded on: July 21, 2008 Credits:Music by George WoodTitle: Unnatural High Voice: RCLessons provided to you by Learn Tagalog Group. Blog: Http://learntagalog.blogspot.com Podcast: Http://learntagalog.blip.tv Y! Messenger: Learntagalog2008E-mail: Learntagalog @live.ca Less

Check out this triler for "The World Unseen", a movie based in the 1950's apertheid era in South Africa. Written and directed by Shamim Serif, the dramatic film portrays the struggles of two Indian-South American women during this time period. Less

Did Manu Narayan strip down to his birthday suit to audition for "The Love Guru"? Check out his interview on the blue carpet as he comments on the strong progress of the South Asian culture in mainstream media. Less

Sheik Yusuf Estes interviewed about Islam on Lotus Radio South Africa File Download (34:31 min / 8 MB) Less

The ACC show presents an interview with Tannishtha Chatterjee, lead actress in the film "Brick Lane". This exclusive footage gives viewers an idea of Tannishtha's background in acting and her passions for different movie genres. Less

Hayden Schlossberg and Jon Hurwitz, the writers and directors of the hit stoner comedy, give the inside scoop on how much pot was actually on the set. Less

* Episode: Lesson 018* Title: Question/Tanong* Uploaded on: May 13, 2008 Credits:Music...George WoodTitle...Unnatural High Voice:R.C. of Learn Tgalog ShowLessons provided to you by the Learn Tagalog Group. Blog: Http://learntagalog.blogspot.com Podcast: Http://learntagalog.blip.tv Y! Messenger: Learntagalog2007E-mail: Learntagalog@ live.ca Less

James and Laura Peters and their sons Cody and Carson are one of our first Etsy families! Laura's shop is called EarthArt, James' shop is ArmorGuitars and Cody's shop is BarbedWire. They reside in the country where they, make music and art together, and live in what Laura calls "a little Shangi Las". Less

"Let Her Go" written by James Peters & Susan Gilbert. It is performed here for Etsy by James Peters in his Armor Guitars workshop. Less

The song South was written by James Peters, Gerald Guinn and Yvonne Guinn. It is performed here by James Peters in his Armor Guitars workshop. Less

Supreme Team captain, Hoo Bangin’ Records (Mack 10’s label) recording artist Ruka Puff shows why he’s a star and the King of Collabos! Get at him at www.rukapuff.net or www.myspace.com/rukapuff Less

This is a programme in the “Shambles HEADcast” Podcast series produced by Chris Smith www.shambles.net/podcasting Conversations with Headteachers and Principals of International Schools in South East Asia. Episode 6 This recording was made in May 2007 In this program Chris Smith talks with Dennis Stanworth, High School Principal of Yokohama International School, Japan www.yis.ac.jp Dennis shares his experiences working for more than 27 years in the school and in a brief two year period in Hong Kong before moving to Japan. We cover the usual questions in this series including advice to new Headteachers and teachers who are considering moving to Japan, continuing professional development, curriculum and technology. Dennis also paints a colourful picture of what it is like to live and work in Japan and the unique cultural experiences. Less

This is a programme in the “Shambles LIBcast” Podcast series produced by Chris Smith http://www.shambles.net/podcasting Conversations with librarians and media staff in International Schools in S.E. Asia Episode Seven recorded on 14th March 2007 In this program Chris Smith talks with Katie Day the PYP Teacher Librarian at United World College of South East Asia in Singapore who shares some of her experiences not only in Singapore but also in Thailand and Vietnam. We covered many of the usual apects of librarianship, teaching, learning etc… but she also talks about how she completed her librarian and teacher qualifications online while working in Asia. Links: Katie’s personal blog: http://libedge.blogspot.com Library blog: http://katieday.edublogs.org Katie’s personal wiki: http://librarianedge.pbwiki.com 2006 EARCOS workshop wiki: http://librarytails.pbwiki.com SILCAsia wiki: http://silcasia.wikispaces.com LibraryThing: http://www.librarything.com Spydus: http://www.maximise.com.au/library.htm UWCSEA: United World College of South East Asia http://www.uwcsea.edu.sg Edge: http://www.edge.org Arts and Letters Daily: http://www.aldaily.com Less