Day, thirty-two years old and financially independent, was a leader of the Boston outpost of this movement.
The New York outpost of an international movement to commemorate Francisco Ferrer, a Barcelona educator, anarchist and martyr of the left.
As that dark vision faded, the town became a vibrant outpost of the sustainability movement and evolved into an open, ecumenical community of 100 or so good neighbors.
As of Sunday, Occupy L.A. had become the nation's largest remaining around-the-clock outpost for a nationwide movement that arose when the loose-knit group Occupy Wall Street moved into a park in the financial district of New York City.
Germany has had its own outposts of the Occupy movement, most notably in Frankfurt and Berlin, but the country's political preoccupation has been the organized challenge within the system that is the Pirate Party.
The anti-Wall Street protests, which are being driven from their urban encampments across the nation, now face a pivotal challenge: With their outposts gone, will their movement wither?
Moab is a small but vibrant outpost of the natural building movement with a committed cadre of builder/advocates.
This recording is contemporary because it represents another outpost of the period-instrument movement, once confined to Baroque and early music, now extending forward to a mere century or so ago.
The JNF functions as an ideological outpost of the Greater Israel movement and when the Israeli army razed to the ground the Palestinian villages of the Imwas, Yalu and Beit Nuba villages in 1967 and expelled their inhabitants, the JNF took over the construction of the Canada National Park on the ruins.
Until last year Helmand Province had been a zone outside of government influence, where beyond the presence of a few Western outposts the Taliban enjoyed free movement and supremacy.
