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“My Fellow American” Launches

A new online project, “My Fellow American,” enables people of all faiths and backgrounds to share a story about a Muslim they know personally. The centerpiece of the project is a short teaser film that juxtaposes voices of hate with everyday Muslim Americans. It serves as a call-to-action for people of all faiths to stand up against this climate of hate speech and Islamophobia. [from ‘My Fellow American’: Short Film Offers Platform for Combatting Islamophobia h/t Crescent Post ] The official site is here. My earlier post is here.

Plug: America’s Next Great Pundit Round 3

My friend Zeba has made it through to the next round. It seems WaPo is going to keep making go through these rounds until we give up. No Surrender! Go vote. Dear Friends & Colleagues, My apologies for the constant stream of emails, but I’m writing to inform you that thanks to your votes, I made it past Round 2 in the Washington Post’s “America’s Next Great Pundit” Competition! But there was little time to celebrate as Round Three was a live Q&A session this morning. Online voting has already begun and will go until tomorrow, Tuesday Nov. 17 at…

3 thoughts on “Flickr and del.icio.us”

  1. Flickr is great, and worth the $25/yr for unlimited storage! Nice shots of Turkey. Inshallah, I may have the opportunity to go to Antalya and Istanbul in the fall. Will be back in Delhi in three weeks — and looking forward to another fantastic meal at the Village Bistro.
    http://www.flickr.com/photos/teeluca/sets

  2. Thanks Tony. I’ve subscribed to your stream and added you as a contact. Love the Egypt photos. Will definitely be spending some time there. Where is Civil Comment?

  3. Ah, Civil Comment. It went into retirement. I hear it was something about the Mrs. complaining that blogging took too much time. I’m hopeful the site will be revived sometime in the future.

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