Feb 17 Anniversary Celebrations, Memories, and Beyond
#RevolutionMemories page
http://feb17.info/images/a-year-in-photos-memories-of-the-feb-17-revolution/
Feb17.info !0 most memorable moments:
1: http://feb17.info/news/1-most-memorable-moments-from-feb-17-the-first-protest-in-libya/
2: http://feb17.info/media/2-most-memorable-moments-from-feb17-gaddafis-last-moments/
3: http://feb17.info/media/3-most-memorable-moment-liberation-of-abu-salim-prison-tripoli/
4: http://feb17.info/media/4-most-memorable-moments-from-feb17-worldwide-protests-for-libya-featuring-70-cities/
5: http://feb17.info/media/5-most-memorable-moments-from-feb-17-celebration-of-the-liberation-of-benghazi/
6: http://feb17.info/media/6-most-memorable-moments-of-feb-17-the-liberty-of-tripoli-on-august-20/
7: http://feb17.info/media/7-most-memorable-moments-mohammed-nabbouss-first-call-to-the-world/
8: http://feb17.info/media/8-most-memorable-moments-of-feb-17-the-freedom-tea-song-with-translation/
9: http://feb17.info/media/9-most-memorable-moments-of-feb17-gaddafis-mercenaries-attacking-benghazi-homes/
10: http://feb17.info/media/protesters-tear-down-green-book-statue-in-tobruq/
2/17/12 Fireworks in Tripoli
http://www.flickr.com/photos/flyingbirds/6893193833/in/photostream/lightbox/
2/17/12 Fireworks in Sirte
https://twitter.com/#!/Sirte_Feb17/status/170942459688402944/photo/1
Younger generation - the future lies ahead - Sirte
https://twitter.com/#!/Sirte_Feb17/status/170941904089911299/photo/1
Head of #Sirte local council, Muhammad Kublan (right) honoring families of #Feb17 victims.
https://twitter.com/#!/Sirte_Feb17/status/170941546873626625/photo/1
House of martyr Muftah Safrouni in #Sirte who was killed along with 2 of his sons by G-forces. #RIP
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Female participation as part of #Feb17 anniversary in #Sirte
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Girl Power in #Sirte :) woohoo! #Feb17 #Libya
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Poor camel :) Part of #Feb17 festivities in #Sirte #Libya
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A man tells the story of his martyred son during #Feb17 anniversary in #Sirte #Libya
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Many thanks to our fabulous Mustafa Zoubeik (left) for his ongoing coverage of anything related to #Sirte. #Feb17
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"Glory to the Martyrs" Beautiful #Feb17 art decorates the city of#Sirte #Libya
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House of martyr Muftah Safrouni in #Sirte who was killed along with 2 of his sons by G-forces. #RIP #Feb17 #Libya
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Commemorating the brave men of #Sirte . They live on... They live in every one of us. #Feb17 #Libya #RIP
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Libyan independence flag adding life to a scarred city. #Sirte #Feb17#Libya
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celebrating the beginning of a new era. (Feb16) #Feb17#Libya
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Vice Chairman of #Sirte Milt. Council, Mustafa Bin Issa, says 900 houses have been destroyed during battles in Sirte. #Feb17 #Libya
Students receive their new books in #Sirte. Hopefully they're in good spirits for the new academic year. #Feb17 #Libyapic.
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Libyan independence flag flails high at Ibn Khaldoun middle school,#Sirte. #Feb17
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A house collapsed on its own accord in #Sirte a few days back due to severe damage. Luckily the area had been cleared
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Andy Carvin's photos and blog:
Blog: http://www.npr.org/templates/archives/archive.php?thingId=146988522 Audioboos: http://audioboo.fm/acarvin
Poster of mo Nabbous in Courthouse: http://www.flickr.com/photos/andycarvin/6891879707/
Two kids in car: http://www.flickr.com/photos/andycarvin/6891905483/
Dancing in the streets: http://www.flickr.com/photos/andycarvin/6891917631/
And: http://www.flickr.com/photos/andycarvin/6891577323/
V is for Victory: http://www.flickr.com/photos/andycarvin/6892553903/
Shining young girl: http://www.flickr.com/photos/andycarvin/6892501287/ @acarvin I visited the grave of Mohamed Nabbous today. It was decorated with roses, small plants and a small bowl with seeds for the birds.
The graveyard was stark, sobering; hundreds of graves from the course of the revolution.
Many of the graves were in chronological order; so many of them from the same day Mo died, March 19 2011. Visiting Mo's grave was a solemn experience, but I'm so glad I did it. I left several stones on the grave to mark my visit.
A woman knelt in front of a nearby grave. She prayed the entire time and sobbed quietly.In all directions were graves from the revolution. Some had proper tombstones. Others had a cinder block with a number scrawled on it.Mo's grave isn't far from the spot where he was killed, which basically turns out to be an ordinary intersection. Not what I pictured.
2/19/12 Visiting Mo's grave Paying Respects to a Fallen Journalist in Libya
http://www.shabablibya.org/news/paying-respects-to-a-fallen-journalist-in-libya
@flyingbirdies photos:http://www.flickr.com/photos/flyingbirds/
Feb 17: http://www.flickr.com/photos/flyingbirds/sets/72157627444409835/
The lanterns in the air: http://instagr.am/p/HJDrerFCf5/
Mohamed Nabbous remembered in London
https://twitter.com/#!/befroggled/status/170666814450311168/photo/1
'Libyan Angels:
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/photogalleries/photography2017531924/
2/16/12 Libyan Revolution, One Year Later - Nada Elfeitur
ihttp://tweepforum.ly/featured/libyas-revolution-one-year-later/
2/19/12 The Bridal Face of Libya http://tweepforum.ly/opinion/the-bridal-face-of-libya/