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DARFUR: images and words>>central park..great lawn..sunday 345....big lcd's

so..im speaking for the darfur rally in central park this sunday…bad news..only five mintues…good news…editing a film -stills only-sequences…for it….so…..
if any of you lightstalking hamsters can make it….love to see you out and about!!
and yeah…
it would be a great time for a gathering..always wanting to make it to these…..but yeah…if any of you will be in nyc this weekend…...sunday…central park…great lawn…dayfordarfur.org….2-5 pm….ill hit it up at 345 or so…big lcd’s…sequences….teenie weenie…but something….hopefully an impact….bestest wishes…

by Ethan Rafal at Thu Sep 14 18:46:59 UTC 2006 (ed. Mar 12 2008) portland, oregon, United States | Bookmark this | Digg this |

I’ll definitely be there! Hope I see you!

by Eunice Hong | 15 Sep 2006 00:09 | Providence, RI, United States |
What is a “lightstalking hamster?”

by Barry Milyovsky | 15 Sep 2006 01:09 | NYC, United States |
haahhaha…sorry about that..i suppose the hamster thing wont make sense to people who dont know me well…..i did not even notice i did that! anywho…a lightstalking hamster is probably the highest order of hamster…perhaps even more prestigious than the siberian dwarf and/or the teddy bear variety…just for reference..hamsters..lightstalking or otherwise..cannot eat iceberg lettuce under any circumstances…anyway….<<<>>>for serious..shit is completely out of control over there…when the AU is gone at the end of the month…with the resumption of the aerial bombing campaigns….well….if there was a time to take notice…well…this is probably it….not to mention the clamp down on media presence…ahem.

by Ethan Rafal | 15 Sep 2006 02:09 | portland, oregon, United States |
Interesting punctuation, or lack of it, in your post Ethan.

by Crispin Rodwell | 15 Sep 2006 16:09 | Dublin, Ireland |
If the AU pulls out it is estimated 100,000 per month will die. Not only because of the carnage that will take place but also the aid workers will have pull out. So no food deliveries. No security for the NGO’s.

Hey, do this thing up in Portland so westerners can make it.

Best wishes

by Paul Rigas | 15 Sep 2006 17:09 | Grants Pass, Oregon, United States |
hey paul…
find me the spot and continue it done….
your estimates are high..but not implausible….sadly. the au pulling out is really the end…i mean.. forced removal of the media.. the resumption of tactics that caused GWB and others to call this genocide… what should one conclude right now????????????????????????
(preparing speech and film….)>>>>>>>>>>>lacking punctuation, ethan….<<<<<<<<<<<<

by Ethan Rafal | 16 Sep 2006 02:09 | portland, oregon, United States |
Let me just say that Ethan was really great. Terrific, even. Random girls were screaming his name. But slightly more importantly, I really hope this amounts to something and doesn’t become the Live8 of this year.

by Eunice Hong | 18 Sep 2006 04:09 | Central Park, New York City, United States |
Let’s see some photos….

by Damaso Reyes | 18 Sep 2006 15:09 | NYC, United States |
damaso…did you see the lcd’s???
maybe not what people expected….
check out rolling stone for a few more…
and if you want more more.,...well…hit me up…truth is…and kind of what i talked about in the park…but…all the second half of my trip was stolen…all the evidence…gone…..
ive got a few photos on my profile here…but really…all the important work is long gone…......
anywho…....
eunice…thanks for the words…somehow i think your opinion is worth ten times more than random folks yelling…...and agreed…lets just hope this amounts to more than just screaming in the sunshine…........12 days till the AU is gone….....................................................im going to get you the name of that chiller up at brown….soon…. >ê<

by Ethan Rafal | 19 Sep 2006 00:09 | new york, new york, United States |
Aww thanks Ethan..I’m really sorry you lost a lot of your work. It looks like someone heard us though because there’s an envoy going to Darfur..although honestly there’s so much more work to be done. Keep bugging everyone you know, driving the press commentators at the White House crazy..all that good stuff. I’m astounded by the number of people I talk to each day who’ve never even heard of anything called Darfur.

by Eunice Hong | 20 Sep 2006 01:09 | Providence, RI, United States |
Even though you didnt get to speak for long, Ethan, your speech was amazing! (Yes I was one of the random girls screaming your name..lol) But seriously I just wanted to say it was great to listen to you and I will keep trying to spread the word about Darfur. Thanks.

by Jessica Ogelvie | 20 Sep 2006 17:09 | New Jersey, United States |

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Participants

Ethan Rafal, artist/ontologist Ethan Rafal
artist/ontologist
(hm*)
new york , United States
Eunice Hong, Student/Photojournalist Eunice Hong
Student/Photojournalist
(survivor of altitude sickness)
Seoul , Korea (South)
Barry Milyovsky, totally unprofessional Barry Milyovsky
totally unprofessional
(emperor of ice-cream)
new york , United States ( AAA )
Crispin  Rodwell, Photographer and writer Crispin Rodwell
Photographer and writer
(Freelance)
Dublin , Ireland
Paul Rigas, Paul Rigas
Grass Pants, Oregon , United States ( MFR )
Damaso Reyes, Photojournalist Damaso Reyes
Photojournalist
Brooklyn , United States
Jessica Ogelvie, Student/Journalist Jessica Ogelvie
Student/Journalist
New Jersey , United States


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