Here's the email address that takes you to a great photo archive of photos and 'My Jihad' statements:

http://www.myjihad.org/chicago-buses-live-shots

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 And the week went by on the usual clouds of gory detals:  'Stingray' cellphone tracking technology, Raiders of the 'No-Fly' List and, Why not?  The Nobel Prize for Bradley Manning.

KBOO reporter Jennifer Kemp spoke to ACLU's Becky Strauss about ACT network members trying bring an end to ICE holds in Multnomah County jails on December 19th 2012. ICE holds, requests from federal immigration departments to hold immigrants in jail until they are deported, wreak havok on immigrant communities. With the threat of ICE holds always present, community members are much less likely to interact with police for any reason. Strauss discusses the affects of ICE holds on immigrant communities and the juridistiction of ICE holds.

Sea Shepherd

https://my.seashepherd.org/NetCommunity/SSLPage.aspx?pid=184

Clayton Morgareidge talks with radical musicologist Brad Duncan about Black Power as the radicalizing of what had been the more integrationist civil rights movement, and about the roots of soul music in gospel and R&B. They discuss the role of music in preserving cultural memory of the Black Power movement, the time it took for the mainstream corporate music industry to accept musicians performing politically radical music, and the courage and importance of Nina Simone.