Sunday Funday

A quick recap of MOVE.

Curriculum for Marissa Alexander.

Indy Bay has pours bad faith on After the Crest II.

Before being torn down in 1992, Kowloon Walled City had 50,000 residents.

Headline says it all: Bangladeshi workers set fire to factories.

Frances Richard at Open Space, thoughts on the contemporary.

Write Jerry a letter.

The News From Oakland. Good writing, bad people.

John Rieder's essay on Genre and SciFi.

Wednesday Link Dump.

On Egypt.

Chris Marker and Mario Marret, Bientot J'Espere (Be Seeing You).

Anarcho syndicalism at Puerto Real Shipyard.

Soledad Brother: The Prison Letters of George Jackson.

ECW on Debord's films.

Red Square, a documentary of the 2012 Montreal student movement.

Tariq Ali on Syria.

School is a Prison.

Sekula and Robertson.

Sekula.

An interview with Lisa Robertson.

Notes on the American Dream: survival is not success, but it's a federal offense to protest near the secret service.

Textile Series, open submissions.

Erika Staiti in Jacket2.

Sharon Mesmer talks flarf.

People's garden in Oakland, still popping!

JClo takes on "Marxist poetics" in the name of historical (pop)materialism; the entirety of this issue of The Claudius App is sort of amazing. Shout outs to Oki, Jaleh, Dana, etc.

Closing Tabs

The Lies collective offers some required reading.

The homies at Davis Anti-Zionism have some thoughts for us: Note from Revolutionaries of Color II.

NC Piece Corps offers zines for your zine library: The Lowry Wars; I Will Not Crawl: Excerpts from Robert F. Williams on Black Struggle and Armed Self-Defense in Monroe, NC.

Two on the "aesthetics of communization": A Reply to Daniel Spaulding; a reply to Noys and Spaulding.

Highstar Capital, a private firm, is slowly taking over control of our ports, via Pueblo Lands.

The history of May Day, Peter Linebaugh.

Life within and against work: affective labor, feminist critique, and post-Fordist politics, Kathi Weeks.

Link Dump

Phil Mailer on the 1974-1976 Portugese revolution.
ECW on critica radicale.
"Mexico Teachers Storm Political Party Offices", um, yes please.
More reviews of Rachel Kushner's book, The Flamethrowers. (Note to self, buy!)
Portraits of all female unit of Free Syrian Army.
Worries of a Family Man from Meditations Journal.
Some notes on Postcolonial theory and Vivek Chibber, and more!
Some noes on Benjamin, to go with some notes on Derrida(awesome hair edition).
How Documentary became a kind of film making.
More discussion of student debt.

Closing Tabs

On Badiou and Wittgenstien.
Some light reading from Paul Mattick.
Aaron Bady on the American Novel and Zero Dark Thirty.
Rachel Kushner's blog, more please.
Black Gril Dangerous aks What's Wrong With the Term People of Color
Felice Varini and anamorphic perspective.
Corporations created the Harlem Shake.

Poetry:
Lisa Robertson: "Monday"
Dana Ward performs: "Crisis of Infinite Worlds"
PBS on Pomo poetry.

Music notes:
Mahtie Bush's new album.
NPR rocks the Bay and 1993.

OMG I need to shut down my cpu

When Sartre Met RAF leader Andreas Baader, yes please!
Dan Ward writes fun essays.
An all Chinese issue of science fiction: notes from the end/beginning of hegemony.
Moscow's Avant-Garde Workers' Housing.
Agnes Varda limited time free stream.
Thom Donovan writes Buffy poetry.
AV Club on Duck Tales.
Antisocial technologies, circa 1906.

More links for Dorner:
GCM and Mike King weigh in again on the fiery end of Christopher Dorner.
Mike Davis.
30 Minutes is the difference between Mexico and Big Bear.

Essays from women that I need to read and/or incorporate into my undergrad couses:
Heroin/e, Cheryl Strayed.
The Fourth State of Matter, Jo Ann Beard.
Against Nature, Joyce Carol Oates.
No Name Woman, Maxine Hong Kingston.
My Misspent Youth, Meghan Daum.
Shunned, .
He and I, Natalia Ginzburg.
Notes From a Difficult Case, Ruthann Robson.
The Fracking of Rachel Carson, Sandra Steingraber.
The Bitch is Back, Sandra Tsing Loh.
Joy, Zadie Smith.
Split at the Root: An Essay on Jewish Identity, Adrienne Rich.

Dorner & Cyberpunk links

Christopher Dorner links:
GEORGE CICCARIELLO-MAHER and MIKE KING on American Blowback.
Ruth Fowler on Dourner's manifesto.
Weird Sacramento version on growing anti-police sentiment.
The first US citizen to be hunted by drones in the US!
Edited manifesto with updates about shooting innocent civilians.
Uncensored edition of manifesto.

Futureshock with Mark Dery.

Link Dump

Dan Thomas Glass on Anne Boyer.
The Disneyfication of Oakland.
Empire of Neomemory--Heriberto Yepez on Charles Olson.
James Mollison, The Disciples--portraits of concertgoers.
C (299,782 km/s): a short film.
Agnes Varada, The Black Panters (1968).
Games for my iPhone.
Joshua Clover on Magic Mike, Step Up Revolution and Occupy.

Closing Tabs

Notes on Fringe.

George Monbiot on Neoliberalism. More from Philip Pilkington on Hayek's Delusion. Notes from the trenches of "conscious capitalists," Whole Foods CEO experientially dismisses class conflict.

Empire and Modern Political Thought.

14 Rules for Predicting Future Geopolitical Events.

Fresh Prince theme run through every language in Google translate!

Notes on the decreasing Bolsa, handy chart edition.

French Strikes of May-June 1968.

Endnotes on Misery & Debt.

LARB: McKenzie Wark on Andrey Platonov's Happy Moscow.

The SWP is in crisis! Wait, the bureaucratic party form is patriarchal? Who knew!

Oakland has super cops!

Tarantino talking about Django Unchained.

Athen's cracks down on squats.