Esperanto-USA

"Bay Area filmmaker, Joan Bechtel, will be exhibiting her award-winning short film, Ne Plu Pikniko, at the New York International Independent Film and Video Festival Sept. 23 at the City Cinemas East, NYC. It will be available on DVD Sept. 9, 2008 through Indieflix." ...

http://www.free-press-release.com/news/200809/1220891234.html

Another audiobook is ready at LibriVox:

The Esperanto Teacher by Helen Fryer

Just found today that one book is done and another underway! Haven't listened yet— it's a slow connection (always is, per my experience) and I'm currently still downloading— so I can't vouch for the quality yet. Sed, jen!

Dr. Esperanto’s International Language, Introduction and Complete Grammar by L.L. Zamenhof

The Esperanto Teacher by Helen Fryer (in progress)

Edwin GROBE's Esperanto translation of "Aliaj Tempoj" by Edith WHARTON has appeared at Project Gutenberg. It may also be found at my Libroj-pagxo.

"Aliaj Tempoj", verkita de Edith WHARTON kaj enesperantigita de Edwin GROBE, nun haveblas cxe Project Gutenberg. Gxi trovigxas ankaux cxe mia Libroj-pagxo.

Edwin GROBE's Esperanto translation of "The Murders In The Rue Morgue" by Edgar Allan POE has appeared at Project Gutenberg. It may also be found at my Libroj-pagxo.

"The Murders In The Rue Morgue", verkita de Edgar Allan POE kaj enesperantigita de Edwin GROBE, nun haveblas cxe Project Gutenberg. Gxi trovigxas ankaux cxe mia Libroj-pagxo.

"Pro manko de pluraj patronoj kiuj subtenu la televidkanalon, Internacia Televido cxesos elsendi siajn programojn"

From the 1950s through the 1970s, Esperanto was used by the US Army for war games, as the language of the "Maneuver Enemy", also known as the "Aggressor". The goal was an added touch of realism, with the enemy speaking a "foreign" language. Spanish was the original candidate for Aggressor's national language, but it was soon superseded by Esperanto: The Maneuver Enemy.

Kim Henriksen is way cooler than you'd expect an accordion-playing Esperantist to be.

- The opening line in Arika Okrent's article "A Visit to Esperantoland", from The American Scholar 75 no.1 p. 93-108 Winter 2006. The article is a great read about Esperanto culture and history. Available at:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/esperantoaustralia/message/2649

Cxe la kvazaux homeca kondutmaniero, en kiu interrilatas hundo kaj hundoposedanto, ni certe taksas memkontente kiel gxojesprimon al ni persone, kiam nia hundeto alten saltas kontraux niaj gamboj. Sed tio estas ne pli ol hundosaluto kaj formo de sindonemo.

This morning my sons were watching "Danny Phantom" on television. The youngest, who has been learning a bit of Esperanto, yelled "Daddy, Daddy, they're talking Esperanto!" and sure enough, they were! Wulf, also known as the "Esperanto beast", is a large ghost wolf who wears green and speaks Esperanto.