Re: [Marxism] The Cranes are Flying

[Baba Aye <baba.aye@xxxxxxxxx>]

hehehe Joaquin,
not sure about the cranes...but I'm still struggling for my
'self-emancipation' on this! eventually switched to opers coz it (downloaded
it from labourstar page aeons ago, but never saw a need to live my old,
relianle fire fox!)...but not much success....
anyway, I'll do more of cracking my head on this -if you could give some of
list serve tutorials, or pointer at where to for how to, I would be quite
glad- It's not the easiest of things coming from a country where electricity
is still a luxury....kinds of rubs off on how ICT savy we get even when out
of there for a while!!
warm regards (to you and the cranes!),
Baba

2009/5/30 Joaquin Bustelo <jbustelo@xxxxxxxxx>

> Baba writes:  "I like its story line and will see how I could possibly get
> a
> copy....to watch its entire 133 mins."
>
> Click here:
>
> <http://isohunt.com/download/93104257/%22The+cranes+are+flying%22.torrent>
>
> This will download the .torrent file you need to start the transfer. If you
> already have a bit torrent client, clicking "open" should run that program
> and begin the download.
>
> If you don't, you should probably download a BIT TORRENT program first. I
> like micro torrent, but probably the easiest thing to do is to use the
> Opera
> web browser, which hides the additional complexity of bit torrent behind a
> simple, normal, internet file download interface.
>
> These are all windows-based instructions but users of Macs or Linux have
> similar mechanisms for using bit torrent available to them.
>
> Free the cranes, free ourselves
>
> Joaquin
>
>
>
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Baba Aye

Global Labour University, Unicamp
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