December 10 - Winter Fest at Shinnecock Museum

The Shinnecock Nation Cultural Center and Museum will hold its annual “Winter Fest”  Saturday, December 10, 2011 from 11:00 am to 4:00 pm.

Admission is Free.

Native American artists will be our vendors with craft exhibits of paintings, photography, carvings, crochette. Wonderful Christmas gifts will be available from their booths.

Children are welcome and many activities can be found for all ages including a “mini Pow Wow” at 2pm.

Our famous Raffle with 30 chances to win prizes is offered again this year.

Traditional Native Foods – succotash, samp, fry bread and blueberry slump will be for sale.

Shinnecock history and plans for the future are featured at this Festival.

The Gift shop will also be open.

The Museum is located on the Shinnecock Indian Reservation on Montauk Highway at West Gate Road(west of Southampton village).

Parking lot is behind the Museum on West Gate Road.

Shinnecock Museum’s regular hours are Thursday through Sunday from 11am – 4pm.

The Museum’s phone number is 631-287-4923

Right Wing Radio Duck

A re-imagined Donald Duck cartoon remix constructed using 50 classic Walt Disney animated shorts from the 1930s through 1960s. Donald's life is turned upside-down by the current economic crisis and he finds himself unemployed and falling behind on his house payments. As his frustration turns into despair Donald discovers a seemingly sympathetic voice coming from his radio named Glenn Beck.

Will Donald's feelings of disenfranchisement lead him to be persuaded by his radio's increasingly paranoid and divisive rhetoric? Or will our favorite Disney duck decide that this voice is not actually on his side after all? Watch and find out!

• Listen to Glenn Beck's response on his radio show to this remix video:
YouTube via stopbeck.org - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FHHByFFSh54

Bill McNulty: some questions

Friends, Do you realize the significance of the Wisconsin battle? 
Do you further realize:

•  that this is a classic example of dividing the population?
• that the power structure thrives on such division?
• that Wisconsin is the test case for this kind of action throughout the Country?
• that deficits have been created to enable this kind of action? 
• that what's left of the New Deal is at stake? 
• that the Obama Deficit Commission played right into this on a National level? 
• that the current financial atmosphere was the result of criminality on Wall Street?
• that what is good for Wall Street is not good for Main Street?
• that a union is a union, public or private?
• that war-making is a means of making money for the same class that just got the massive tax break?
• that tax breaks for some are the name of the game all of the time?
• that rapacious capitalism depends on war-making?
• that there are still unanswered questions regarding 9/11?
• that Wisconsin is an extension of Reagan and the Air Traffic Controllers?
• that Democrats along with Republicans cooperated in deregulating us to the point they did?
• that all the Trade Agreements have only the well being of capital as their concern?
• that An\America has no friends, only interests?
• that we are at the mercy of the Complex Eisenhower described?
• that we better all work together or we will all sink together? 
• that this list is not complete and that you can add much more to it?

And, that we better get together and do it before it's too late.

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Bill McNulty is heard every Thursday from 11 am to 1 pm on WUSB 90.1 FM Stony Brook and on line at www.wusb.fm
He can be reached at wmcnult@verizon.net

Week of February 17, 2011

News and Events for Peace and Justice on Eastern Long Island 

Click on the following Links

Tell Tim Bishop To Trim The Empire - support Bills to Cut The Deficit 

Ken Dorph: The View From the Arab World

Francesca Rheannon Talks to Ted Rall on Revolution - Listen to Writers Voice - recorded in East Hampton - Download here

also heard on WPKN 89.5 FM - 2nd Saturdays at 10 am 

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EVENTS for Black History Month: (check here for updates)

On Sunday February 27 the Eastern Long Island Branch of the NAACP presents an Afro-American Art and History program at the Riverhead Library, 333 Court Street Riverhead.  

Featuring African American literature with Carol Spencer and historical memorabilia with Carol Gordon displaying some of her extensive collection and more.

At 3PM Ms. Bonnie Cannon, Director of the Bridgehampton Childcare and Recreational Center and a Southampton Village Trustee will speak about the East End African American Museum in Southampton and preserving our past, present and future.   

Artists' work will be on display from 1PM to 5PM. 

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WPKN Radio 89.5 FM and streaming on wpkn.org
Wednesday, February 23 6:30 pm and archived

Dr. Patricia Sullivan, professor of history and Afro-American Studies at the University of South Carolina, talks about her book "Lift Every Voice: The NAACP and the Making of the Civil Rights Movement". Also we listen to the poetry of Langston Hughes. 


All East End Ink programs are archived at http://EastEndInk.blogspot.com

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The Southampton Cultural Center at 25 Pond Lane in Southampton Village presents a lecture on the History of the Civil Rights Movement by Dr. Kimble Humiston on  February 25 at 5pm.

Also Art by black artists Brent Bailer, Sheila Batiste, Nancy Brandon, Maxine Townsend-Broderick and Reynold Ruffins will be on view from 12 pm - 4 pm each day in February.

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Black History Month Events

WPKN Radio 89.5 FM and streaming on wpkn.org

Wednesday, February 23 6:30 pm

Dr. Patricia Sullivan, professor of history and Afro-American Studies at the University of South Carolina, talks about her book "Lift Every Voice: The NAACP and the Making of the Civil Rights Movement". Also we listen to the poetry of Langston Hughes. 

East End Ink programs are archived at http://EastEndInk.blogspot.com

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The Southampton Cultural Center at 25 Pond Lane in Southampton Village presents a series of lectures on the History of the Civil Rights Movement by Dr. Kimble Humiston on Friday February 18 at 5pm, Saturday February 19 at 1pm and Friday February 25 at 5pm.

Also Art by black artists Brent Bailer, Sheila Batiste, Nancy Brandon, Maxine Townsend-Broderick and Reynold Ruffins will be on view from 12 pm - 4 pm each day in February.

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On Sunday February 27 the Eastern Long Island Branch of the NAACP presents an Afro-American Art and History program at the Riverhead Library, 333 Court Street Riverhead.  

Featuring African American literature with Carol Spencer and historical memorabilia with Carol Gordon displaying some of her extensive collection and more.

At 3PM Ms. Bonnie Cannon, Director of the Bridgehampton Childcare and Recreational Center and a Southampton Village Trustee will speak about the East End African American Museum - preserving our past, present and future.  The museum is in Southampton.  

Artists' work will be on display from 1PM to 5PM.  

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