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Standing Rock Update, Day 3; Song: VICTORY'S CRY
by Ellie Stock via Dialogue 10 Nov '16

10 Nov '16

Hi folks, .. So, caving in before the election results were finally in last night (or this morning), woke up to the shock heard round the world and still reverberating... Beautiful, clear, unseasonably warm day. Could hit 70 degrees. Drove north on Rt 24 toward the Standing Rock Camps. Before we came to the camps we turned off on the road to Cannonball and drove around the community. Where we turned off was also a sign to the Sacred Stone Spirit Camp, so we continued driving, ending up at the camp. Parked our car outside the check point, where we were welcomed but asked not to take pictures. We walked down a hill and walked around the camp--various kinds of teepees, tents, yerts, vans, etc. People were very friendly and welcoming. There was a white board in the cooking area with news updates written on it, including the election results. A new, more permanent kitchen is being built there. There is a teepee section of the camp where the Pipe Holder will stay, when it is finished. We talked to a couple of Native Americans who have been on the front lines of the Water Protecting Prayer Actions. A straw bale school is also being built. This is a "presence" camp and not an activist camp. Sacred Stone Camp began April 1 when Lakota Sioux LaDonna Brave Bull Allard called for other Native Americans to come to her land in Standing Rock in support of the Water Protectors who were trying to protect the water from the encroaching oil pipeline. She thought maybe 40 would come. The camp started with just a couple of teepees. It continued to expand as other non Native Americans came to support the effort. Soon a second camp was started across the river on Army Corps of Engineers land. It continues to grow. Returned by the same road to the entrance of the road to Cannonball to the Pit Stop, a small general store which is now doing a lot of business due to the camps. Looked at the historic interest markers about the history of Cannonball, and the big round stones that used to be created by the whirlpool at the convergence of the Cannonball River and the Missouri River. After the area was flooded by the placement of 5 dams upstream, the cannonballs or sacred stones were no longer created. >From there we drove to a dirt drive just before the bridge over the Cannonball River to the Sicangu Camp, mostly Rosebud Sioux, but others can stay there as well. This is where Salvatore and Dianne camped in support of Rosebud families they know. We around the camp for a while. Across the river we could see a prayer group by the water's edge. We left Sicangu, crossed the bridge and soon were again at Oceti Sakowin. The area of the camp is vast. Hard to tell how many are there, as people come and go and numbers grow during the weekends. We went to the center camp fire and eventually connected with Salvatore and Dianne again. Then we walked around, took some photos, and tried to find Shiela but she was in Mandan getting supplies. We returned to the camp fire which is burning all the time. A man under a shed at one end makes announcements from time to time: keeping traffic flowing, sharing Native American wisdom and telling Native American jokes, announcing the arrival of mail and lost and found items, announcing events coming up. Today: 4 sweat lodges and an afternoon "action". Food used to be prepared and distributed and the main campfire used to be a very active place. Now, smaller groups have their own campfires and cooking areas so as to distribute the burden of feeding such large numbers of people. All are invited to eat whatever is prepared. People can come up to the mike and make announcements, sing, introduce themselves, make comments. That happens from time to time. The camp fire is also where dancing and various ceremonies take place. There is a 9am orientation for those coming to the camp and a 2pm mandatory training for anyone who plans to participate in any of the "actions". There is Facebook Hill which is the best receiving area for internet, also the site of the charging station, the Indian Environmental Network, and also the legal aid station. Great overview of the whole camp, the river and the camps on the other side. We connected again with Salvatore and Dianne at the campfire and also finally found Shiela Johnson who is coordinating meals for the Medic Camp. As we walk around, it is a very peaceful camp or self-organization. Areas are designated for chopping wood, various camps, medics, supplies, counseling, etc. Native Americans exercise their horses. Porta Johns are strategically placed in various locations and are serviced regularly by the rental company. The camps are clean and not littered, and garbage is regularly collected and hauled out of camp. The word around camp is that the pipeline is going to be put under the river sometime in the next two weeks whether they get the permit or not. We'll see... As we were preparing to leave there was a large group of people on the main dirt road, some on horses and a leader with a megaphone. It turned out to be a "shaming ceremony". From what we could understand, evidently a man had or had attempted to sexually abuse a girt/lady and he was being held accountable publicly, his name called out as he stood their surrounded by the crowd. His punishment was to be banished from the camp, never to return. The crowd and men on horses accompanied along the flag-marked road to the entrance of the camp, and down route 24 beyond the entrance to the next camp until he was out of the area. Then the crowd returned to camp. We were leaving about the same time and as we were headed south, saw the man walking along the highway by himself. Also as were leaving, a young man from the Red Warrior Camp next to Oceti Sakowin camp asked us for a ride to the hotel where we were staying. He was from Tampa and had crowd funded to get there. During that short ride he told us about the Red Warrior Camp and that he had been involved in several actions. The Red Warrior Camp is mostly young activists who want to be on the front lines. Didn't get much sleep last night due to the election. Time to hit the hay. Below is the song "Victory's Cry" to the tune of the Dakota Hymn/Lacquiparle that was sung in Cannonball. Grace and peace~ Ellie elliestock(a)aol.com VICTORY’SCRY (Tune: Dakota Hymn/Lacquiparle) Beneaththe swirl of winds and old worlds Stillcurrents stir life’s sleep Outof the chaos eyes open wide, Mergein the silence and beckon new life Plungedin night’s well, the Sun Star appears Wakingthe earth and sea. Dancingour dreams and singing our times Newbeings build new lives Teamedin the bond of Mystery’s love Transformingsouls untouched by hope’s trust Innoontide heat, communities appear Movingthe earth and sea Agelessand sweeping as fire through the lands Newspirit burns new paths Soaringas eagles, nameless we rise Steadfastlyleagued in victory’s cry Dusk’sglory comes as rivers of care Coverthe earth and sea ejhs 7/23/76

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12 Step Plan to cope if your candidate loses election...
by Ellie Stock via Dialogue 09 Nov '16

09 Nov '16

This came from the USA Today''' Ellie 12-Step Plan to cope if your candidate loses election: 1 - Feel free to scream. Just don't do it in public. It's a good way to shed some angst. 2 - Practice acceptance. Face the facts. You don't have to like it to accept that it's the reality and you have to move forward. 3. Take action. Support an election issue that was important to you and it will help you feel empowered. 4. Create an exit plan. No, don't leave the country. But, have a strategy that lets you gracefully exit any anxiety-provoking political conversation. Don't escalate. 5. Heed your early-warning signs. When you start to think "This person is an idiot," know your triggers and back off. 6. Manage your exposure. We all know there are certain people, social media posts or TV outlets that fuel aggravation or depression, avoid these and limit exposure. 7. Think broadly. We know there are people who support the other side. It doesn't make them a villain. Practice empathy and kindness. At times this will be a challenge. 8. Build a support system. It's OK to vent, but do it in a healthy self-controlled way and do it with people who are positive and support you. (Maybe we should have a VENT party). 9. Slow down and self-soothe. This could be a time to try meditation, or a walk in the woods, or anything that gives you inner peace. 10. Be thankful. Name things you are grateful for, i.e., a sunny day, great friends, good health. Feed your brain positive info. 11. Get some perspective. Turn on a comedy, watch a classic movie, spend a day with grandkids, or read a good book. Know that life will go on even though you're disappointed. 12. Model good behavior. Be a gracious loser. Set examples for each other with positive ways to cope. Exhibit self-control. By doing these things we strengthen our own resilience.

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Standing Rock Trip Update
by Ellie Stock via Dialogue 09 Nov '16

09 Nov '16

Hi folks, Carleton and I and another colleague from St Louis decided to go to Standing Rock...a few quick updates... Monday, 11/7: Carleton and I drove 11 hours to Flandreau, SD today. Talked with 97 year old PCUSA Santee Sioux clergy, Sidney Byrd--Google him--very interesting. Lots of history and stories about his people and the church. He was part of an interracial delegation in the south with Martin Luther King, Jr. during the Civil Rights movement in the 60s. His great grandfather was from Minnesota, rounded up during the 1862 battle to protect land after which 400+ Native Americans were imprisoned and given death sentences. His was sentence was commuted by Pres. Abraham Lincoln. 38 others were not commuted and were hung in what was the largest governmental execution--now known as the Dakota 38. As the Dakota 38 walked to the gallows, they sang the "Dakota Hymn" (now in most denominational hymn books) as a song of praise, defiance, courage and victory . A missionary, Frazier, paraphrased the 2-verse version that is in most hymn books. Sid Byrd translated all 7 verses which is in the Dakota hymn book and the translation in the UCC hymn book. The tune: Lacquiparle is the tune of "Victory's Cry" which is in the ICA songbook, the song that was associated with the Cannonball HDP. Tuesday, 11/8: This morning we left Flandreau and arrived at our hotel around 3:30PM, checked in and then drove from north of Fort Yates, past Cannonball, to the Oceti Sakowin Camp, the largest camp at Standing Rock. The entrance is lined with flags from various Native American Tribes as well as from other groups. Lots of t-pees, tents, campers and other vehicles of resident campers spreading across a wide area. It was getting close to dark when we got there. Took a few photos and walked around the camp against the backdrop of a spectacular sunset. We eventually connected with Salvatore Caruso and Dianne Greenwald and had a good time around the main campfire catching up after many years. We saw Shiela Johnson briefly, but she was busy preparing a meal for 20 people. Hope to catch up with her again Wednesday. The police have blocked the road heading north to Bismarck. We drove in from the south. The police continue to harass the people by flying planes and helicopters over the camp and targeting the camp with spotlights. We weren't near where the clashes have occurred and won't be. We returned to the hotel, had dinner at the restaurant there which was crowded due to other people who were there because of Standing Rock. We are now in our hotel room, watching the election returns and sweating out the results. Tomorrow we will stop by Cannonball and one of the other camps, Sacred Stone Camp, and then return to the Oceti Sakwin Camp for the rest of the day. More later... Ellie elliestock(a)aol.com

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Election Day, November, 1884
by James Wiegel via Dialogue 08 Nov '16

08 Nov '16

This poem, thanks to Leslie Forbes -- Walt Whitman, 1819 - 1892 If I should need to name, O Western World, your powerfulestscene and show, ‘Twould not be you, Niagara—nor you, ye limitless prairies—nor your huge riftsof canyons, Colorado, Nor you, Yosemite—nor Yellowstone, with all itsspasmic geyser-loops ascending to the skies, appearing and disappearing, Nor Oregon’s white cones—nor Huron’s belt of mightylakes—nor Mississippi’s stream: —This seething hemisphere’s humanity, as now, I’d name—thestill small voice vibrating—America’s choosing day, (The heart of it not in the chosen—the act itselfthe main, the quadriennial choosing,) The stretch of North and South arous’d—sea-boardand inland—Texas to Maine—the Prairie States—Vermont, Virginia, California, The final ballot-shower from East to West—theparadox and conflict, The countless snow-flakes falling—(a swordlessconflict, Yet more than all Rome’s wars of old, or modernNapoleon’s:) the peaceful choice of all, Or good or ill humanity—welcoming the darker odds,the dross: —Foams and ferments the wine? it serves topurify—while the heart pants, life glows: These stormy gusts and winds waft precious ships, Swell’d Washington’s, Jefferson’s, Lincoln’s sails. Jim Wiegel “If you want an adventure . . . what a time to be alive!”. Joanna Macy 401 North Beverly Way,Tolleson, Arizona 85353623-363-3277jfwiegel(a)yahoo.comwww.partnersinparticipation.com Upcoming ToP training opportunities in Arizona More info on: ToP® Facilitation Methods ToP® Strategic Planning: Mastering the Technology of Participation Register on line / see the ToP National ScheduleAICP Planners: 14.5 CM for all ToP® courses The AZ ToP® Community of Practice meets the 1st Friday, of every month, 1-4 pm, at ACYR, 648 N. 5th Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85003

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Native American Ten Commandments
by Ellie Stock via Dialogue 07 Nov '16

07 Nov '16

Attached: Native American Ten Commandments. Ellie elliestock(a)aol.com

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Please reconsider
by Ellie Stock via Dialogue 07 Nov '16

07 Nov '16

Dear Susan and Jo, I was very sorry to read your last emails about leaving the list serve as well as the recent dialogue conversation regarding the election. I hope you will both reconsider your decisions to leave the list serve. We need the wisdom of both of you. During the last sixty years of ICA/OE/EI and now the list serves, there have been many passionate disagreements and arguments over many issues, decisions, personality conflicts, directions, etc. Although it may have seemed like group think all the time, I don't believe this movement has been based on everyone thinking alike or having the same gifts. We are a passionate and yes, often, very opinionated group, but I believe, ultimately. people who care deeply and broadly. We never claimed to be perfect, and this election season has tested us, not only on the list serve, but with family and friends and often found us wanting. We are all still learning how to disagree passionately without being destructive--an ongoing process. It is my hope that both of you will reconsider in due time. For any part I have played in the dialogue conversation that was destructive, either by speaking or remaining silent, I sincerely apologize and hope to do better in the future. Grace and peace~ Ellie Stock elliestock(a)aol.com -----Original Message----- From: Jo Nelson via OE <oe(a)lists.wedgeblade.net> To: Susan Fertig <sfertig(a)blueskytech.us> Cc: Order Ecumenical Community <oe(a)lists.wedgeblade.net> Sent: Sun, Nov 6, 2016 7:55 pm Subject: Re: [Oe List ...] [Dialogue] more news for Susan I already did, for much the same reason. Not behaving like my community. Take care, Jo On Nov 6, 2016, at 8:47 PM, Susan Fertig <sfertig(a)blueskytech.us> wrote: Jo, no need to leave the list. I will leave instead. I no longer feel this is my community as I once did, so it is more appropriate for me to be the one to leave. Susan Susan Fertig-Dykes (personal email account) And the Lord shall guide thee continually, and satisfy thy soul in drought . Isaiah 58:11 Protect against email address harvesting: Use "BCC" when sending to multiple addresses; delete senders’ E-Mail addresses when forwarding. NOTE: I won’t be offended if you ask me to remove you from my emails. From: OE [mailto:oe-bounces@lists.wedgeblade.net] On Behalf Of Jo Nelson via OE Sent: Sunday, November 06, 2016 8:43 PM To: Order Ecumenical Community <oe(a)lists.wedgeblade.net> Subject: Re: [Oe List ...] [Dialogue] more news for Susan The disrespectful comments from both sides of the political spectrum about people with different views has compelled me to leave this list. I will not participate in negative energy and disrespect. Jo Nelson On Nov 6, 2016, at 7:57 PM, Susan Fertig via Dialogue <dialogue(a)lists.wedgeblade.net> wrote: Every time I read one of these condescending “poor misguided Susan” missives, I have to chuckle at the hypocrisy. All of you are guilty of everything of which you each have accused me. The only difference is that I’m not tied to ANY candidate, and you all have drunk the Hillary koolaid. Susan Susan Fertig-Dykes (personal email account) And the Lord shall guide thee continually, and satisfy thy soul in drought . Isaiah 58:11 Protect against email address harvesting: Use "BCC" when sending to multiple addresses; delete senders’ E-Mail addresses when forwarding. NOTE: I won’t be offended if you ask me to remove you from my emails. From: OE [mailto:oe-bounces@lists.wedgeblade.net] On Behalf Of W. J. via OE Sent: Sunday, November 06, 2016 6:20 PM To: Order Ecumenical Community <oe(a)lists.wedgeblade.net>; Colleague Dialogue <dialogue(a)lists.wedgeblade.net> Subject: [Oe List ...] more news for Susan I've 'enjoyed' Susan's anti-Hillary diatribes, especially her cartoon. Not that I agree with her biases--I actually voted for Hillary (without holding my nose too hard). But I'm stunned that so many of my colleagues took the bait she threw at us--and jumped all over her. Her cartoon, for example, articulates the entrenched "meme" or biased and emotionally charged view of a large segment of voters who have voted or will vote without reference to FBI Director Comey's last-second letter of "reprieve" for Hillary. I predict that this letter won't change Susan's biases at all. She's totally stuck in "their" popular anti-Hillary meme, and nothing you or I or Mr. Comey can say will change her mind. So what does this mean for all of us? Can we even relate to people--relatives, "friends", workmates, or (goddess help us) even old "colleagues"--who have bought the same political malarkey Susan has swallowed whole? How can we make any sense of how Susan can be so misguided, given the depth of our common understanding of the way life is? Or, for that matter, how can we embrace people with whom we have developed personal trust and mutual esteem, once we learn they're "living on a different political planet"? Surely this is the moment for the 'transestablishment' dynamic. We need to speak to the hidden suffering of those who are angry and fearful and feel disempowered by their loss of economic, political, and cultural status as once-prosperous members of the middle class. And also to the segment of the electorate who feels Hillary is WAY too Establishment, is in bed with Wall Street and Corporate America, and has used the political system to disenfranchise them and dismiss their candidate. Finally, it has become obvious that the political process may come to an electoral outcome, but that does not allow for healing or reconciliation between warring political parties, who will feel obliged to take the political battle to the next level--the halls of Congress. Acknowledging and honoring the humanness of those we see as "our" political "enemies"--and eliciting their inclusive wisdom and insights into profound humanness--can be challenging as long as we take their bait and reflect their hate. We need to get WAY beyond this political impasse. Marshall BTW, American political cartoons in the 19th century were historically WAY nastier than anything Susan has sent us. But their distorted perspectives made political points and served an important function: they dramatized the way "ordinary" people perceived political shenanigans. FBI: Review of new emails doesn't change conclusion on Clinton <image001.jpg> <image002.png> FBI: Review of new emails doesn't change conclusion on Clinton By Eric Bradner, CNN FBI Director James Comey told lawmakers Sunday the agency hasn't changed its opinion that Hillary Clinton sh... _______________________________________________ Dialogue mailing list Dialogue(a)lists.wedgeblade.net http://lists.wedgeblade.net/listinfo.cgi/dialogue-wedgeblade.net -- Jo Nelson, CPF, CTF <jnelson(a)ica-associates.ca> Certified Professional Facilitator and ICA Certified ToP™ Facilitator ICA Associates, Inc. 401 Richmond Street West, Suite #405, Toronto, Canada. M5V 3A8 Ph. 1 416-691-2316, x2230 Toll-free 1 877-691-1422 Fax 1 416-691-2491 Website http://ica-associates.ca Cellphone 647 233 6910 Skype “jofacilitator” <image001.jpg> Vendor of Record: Government of Ontario Learning and Training Services #OSS00536903 Vendor of Record: ProServices Canada E60ZT-120001/826/ZT Business Consulting/Change Management Pre-qualified Vendor, Alberta Education Resource List “You never change things by fighting the existing reality. To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete. Richard Buckminster Fuller” -- Jo Nelson, CPF, CTF <jnelson(a)ica-associates.ca> Certified Professional Facilitator and ICA Certified ToP™ Facilitator ICA Associates, Inc. 401 Richmond Street West, Suite #405, Toronto, Canada. M5V 3A8 Ph. 1 416-691-2316, x2230 Toll-free 1 877-691-1422 Fax 1 416-691-2491 Website http://ica-associates.ca Cellphone 647 233 6910 Skype “jofacilitator” Vendor of Record: Government of Ontario Learning and Training Services #OSS00536903 Vendor of Record: ProServices Canada E60ZT-120001/826/ZT Business Consulting/Change Management Pre-qualified Vendor, Alberta Education Resource List “You never change things by fighting the existing reality. To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete. Richard Buckminster Fuller” _______________________________________________ OE mailing list OE(a)lists.wedgeblade.net http://lists.wedgeblade.net/listinfo.cgi/oe-wedgeblade.net

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electing Hillary
by W. J. via Dialogue 07 Nov '16

07 Nov '16

It strikes me that electing Hillary has come to this: she will take the Oath of Office and attempt to govern literally with her hands tied behind her back. Not only will we have to endure endless, fruitless Congressional investigations of 'HillaryGate' (whatever that is) and impeachment votes, but stonewalling legislation and judicial/Supreme Court appointments.Susan's cartoon may offend you as a commentary on Hillary's presumed 'guilt', but it is in fact a prophetic indictment of our dysfunctional political system that promises to put our next President in political handcuffs.MarshallFolks, your emotional reactivity at this moment to attacks on Hillary is important motivational 'juice'. But let's focus on the larger picture of what's going on, reorganize, and get on with discerning what needs to happen after Tuesday.

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more news for Susan
by W. J. via Dialogue 06 Nov '16

06 Nov '16

I've 'enjoyed' Susan's anti-Hillary diatribes, especially her cartoon. Not that I agree with her biases--I actually voted for Hillary (without holding my nose too hard).But I'm stunned that so many of my colleagues took the bait she threw at us--and jumped all over her.Her cartoon, for example, articulates the entrenched "meme" or biased and emotionally charged view of a large segment of voters who have voted or will vote without reference to FBI Director Comey's last-second letter of "reprieve" for Hillary.I predict that this letter won't change Susan's biases at all. She's totally stuck in "their" popular anti-Hillary meme, and nothing you or I or Mr. Comey can say will change her mind.So what does this mean for all of us? Can we even relate to people--relatives, "friends", workmates, or (goddess help us) even old "colleagues"--who have bought the same political malarkey Susan has swallowed whole?How can we make any sense of how Susan can be so misguided, given the depth of our common understanding of the way life is?Or, for that matter, how can we embrace people with whom we have developed personal trust and mutual esteem, once we learn they're "living on a different political planet"?Surely this is the moment for the 'transestablishment' dynamic. We need to speak to the hidden suffering of those who are angry and fearful and feel disempowered by their loss of economic, political, and cultural status as once-prosperous members of the middle class. And also to the segment of the electorate who feels Hillary is WAY too Establishment, is in bed with Wall Street and Corporate America, and has used the political system to disenfranchise them and dismiss their candidate.Finally, it has become obvious that the political process may come to an electoral outcome, but that does not allow for healing or reconciliation between warring political parties, who will feel obliged to take the political battle to the next level--the halls of Congress.Acknowledging and honoring the humanness of those we see as "our" political "enemies"--and eliciting their inclusive wisdom and insights into profound humanness--can be challenging as long as we take their bait and reflect their hate. We need to get WAY beyond this political impasse.MarshallBTW, American political cartoons in the 19th century were historically WAY nastier than anything Susan has sent us. But their distorted perspectives made political points and served an important function: they dramatized the way "ordinary" people perceived political shenanigans. FBI: Review of new emails doesn't change conclusion on Clinton | | | | | | | | | | | FBI: Review of new emails doesn't change conclusion on Clinton By Eric Bradner, CNN FBI Director James Comey told lawmakers Sunday the agency hasn't changed its opinion that Hillary Clinton sh... | | | |

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Standing Rock Assistance for our 2nd Generation Presence
by Lynda C via Dialogue 06 Nov '16

06 Nov '16

Dear Colleagues of the lst Generation (1G) of OE, Our prayers for Standing Rock can take many forms, but one action in particular that I call your attention to is that of our 2nd Generation (2G) that we formerly called our Emerging Generation (EG). Those of you on Facebook may have seen that the 2nd Generation of OE younger adults ( once EG), are being represented at Standing Rock. They have raised money to get Shelia Johnson (daughter of Byrne Johnson) on site with some equipment to assist with the midwife and medical team as a cook and support person. However, with the situation moving into colder weather they are aware that more substantial equipment is needed. They are working on purchasing an insulated bus that will serve as a dorm for the midwives and medics and as a kitchen. Nina Crow Rhys (Stan's daughter) has requested support from us lst Generation OE Elders as they work to Stand with Standing Rock in this attempt to protect the water and sacred grounds. She is also headed to Standing Rock where her experience as a doula will be a gift to the midwife team. North Dakota based Alex St. Clair (son of Bob and Kate) will also be there and is assisting as Shelia's support staff. Attached is a more complete proposal from Alex. Alex has given me permission to share his e-mail if you have any questions that he might answer. alex.saint.c(a)gmail.com<mailto:alex.saint.c@gmail.com> Many years ago, our EG were with us as we embarked upon our mission to make a difference. Let's support them in this endeavor of being a presence that they are making on behalf of many of us. If you have already sent a contribution, many thanks. If you haven't gotten around to it yet, there is great need to move on this quickly so the bus can be outfitted for the cause. If you know of others who aren't on these lists or of others who might respond to this call, please pass this on. We are so grateful for the presence that Diane Greenwald and Salvatore Caruso have been at Standing Rock during the fall and now for the support they are bringing to Native families who are wintering there with their children. We are grateful for Ellie and Carlton Stock's presence there as well with other representatives from the Presbyterian Church USA. Sincerely, Lynda and John Cock Davidson, NC Lynda860(a)outlook.com (new e-mail)

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Global Buzz
by ICA International via Dialogue 06 Nov '16

06 Nov '16

Enjoy catching up with what is happening in ICAs across the globe.....If you wish to SEND a report...send to your ICA contact person OR...go to the members section on the ICA International website Please click the link below for the October 2016 issue of the Global Buzz Global Buzz Report: November 2016 or copy and paste this URL into your browser's address bar http://mtrack.me/tracking/raWzMz50paMkCGZlAwL5ZQtjZQxzMKWjqzA2pzSaqaR9AQHjA… ICAI Communications

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