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Wangzhimu2031
by wangzhimu2031＠aol.com 21 May '14

21 May '14

-----Original Message----- From: oe-request <oe-request(a)lists.wedgeblade.net> To: oe <oe(a)lists.wedgeblade.net> Sent: Wed, May 21, 2014 2:09 am Subject: OE Digest, Vol 26, Issue 15 Send OE mailing list submissions to oe(a)lists.wedgeblade.net To subscribe or unsubscribe via the World Wide Web, visit http://lists.wedgeblade.net/listinfo.cgi/oe-wedgeblade.net or, via email, send a message with subject or body 'help' to oe-request(a)lists.wedgeblade.net You can reach the person managing the list at oe-owner(a)lists.wedgeblade.net Today's Topics: 2. Jaime for Friday (wangzhimu2031(a)aol.com) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Message: 1 Date: Tue, 20 May 2014 06:53:03 -0400 (EDT) From: wangzhimu2031(a)aol.com To: oe(a)lists.wedgeblade.net Subject: [Oe List ...] Jaime for Friday Message-ID: <8D14230CEA7A12C-30D4-25B7B(a)webmail-d173.sysops.aol.com> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="utf-8" Modi M. Wayne Jones asked me once what WangZhimu2031 represented. Zhimu is James in Chinese, which, of course, is also Jaime in Spanish, at least, in the Basque and Pyranees neighbourhoods. Wang is the closest translation to "V", which I appropriated in the French "Vie", thus, j''aime la vie! 2031 is the terminal year of my life's covenant that I claim responsibility for. At the rate I am going, it is on the liberal side of the statistical probability. Now, you know, if you were curious. Jaime in China

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Santa Fe and the Climate Change walk
by wangzhimu2031＠aol.com 21 May '14

21 May '14

David, good to hear of your visit with the Packards, Blanchard and Singleton, and the alertness you bring to your sorroundings. Boning up on solar energy engineering so I can teach University students how to talk about it in English. Not a very easy task. Take care. Jaime in China

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Jim Campbell on becoming a pedagogue. Very nice.
by James Wiegel 21 May '14

21 May '14

http://campbelljim.blogspot.com/2014/05/pedagogue-for-life-unexamined-life-… Jim Wiegel You can’t tell everyone the truth all the time, and you certainly can’t tell anyone the whole truth, ever, because it would take too long. Lydia Davis James F. Wiegel jfwiegel(a)yahoo.com 623-363-3277 401 North Beverly Way Tolleson, Arizona 85353 Upcoming public course opportunities: ToP® Facilitation Methods: Feb 11-12, Apr 8-9, Sep 9-10, Nov 18-19, 2014 Click to watch video. Facilitation Graphics: May 20, 2014 Click to learn more. ToP® Secrets of Implementation (TSoI): May 21-22, 2014 Click to learn more. ToP® Strategic Planning: Oct 7-8, 2014 Click to learn more. Facilitation Mastery: The Mastering the Technology of Participation program begins on the East Coast on Feb 5-7, 2014 (contactNJackson(a)myfairpoint.net) and in Minneapolis on April 16-18, 2014(contact Linda(a)mntop.us) Click to watch video. (Preview) For online registration go to https://icausa.memberclicks.net/ The AZ ToP® Community of Practice meets the 1st Friday, 1-4 pm, at ACYR, 648 N. 5th Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85003AICP Planners: 14.5 CM for all ToP® courses

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Ye olde mail snafu surfaces again
by Timothy Wegner 20 May '14

20 May '14

I am sure email arcania is about as fun as a trip to the dentist for most of you ... Alas, a bunch of our accounts have (again) been disabled again because of excessive bouncing. Mostly (but not entirely) hotmail and comcast. No you did nothing wrong. This is another example of the human condition. Something about those arrows pushing up from below and down from above. The reason is that some internet providers are toughening their rules to avoid spam, and our mailing list gets caught in the crossfire. One tactic I am trying is to change back to replies going to the lists rather than the sender, so please be aware of that. (Replies going to the sender is probably better, but oh well). So if you reply to a list message, you will need to be mindful and change the address if you don't want it to go to everyone. I am trying this to keep your email provider's robots happy. Once again, if you get a message that your account has been disabled, let me know (tim(a)tswegner.net) Generally you do NOT need to do what the email requests to get reinstated, I will do it for you and everyone. If just a few of you do this it helps alert me that there is a problem. My own gmail account appears to be less fussy. It is not a bad thing that the email providers are working harder to prevent spam. Eventually we will get this straightened out. Tim PS - for (only!) the scientifically inquisitive, here's one provider's explanation. If any of you (very few) geeky types want to discuss this further and help debug the problem, drop me a note. https://help.yahoo.com/kb/SLN7253.html

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Jaime for Friday
by wangzhimu2031＠aol.com 20 May '14

20 May '14

Modi Narendra Damodardas Modi is his full name but he iscalled by his last name, like most in India. He is the new Prime Minister of India after leading the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) into adecisive victory in the last election. We knew of Janata as the nationalisticparty averse to vestiges of foreign imperialism (not difficult to understandsince India keeps referring to Sonia Gandhi as an Indian politician rather thanthe Italian Signora Edvige Antonia Albina Maino that Indira’s son Rajiv Gandhimarried). The BJP has evolved to bebroader in scope and more positively assertive to things Indian rather thanjust a party of anti-colonial powers. PM Modi is from Gujarat, southwest ofNew Delhi and southeast of Pakistan’s Karachi, bordering into the Arabian Sea. Lothal would be familiar to those who readtheir 6thgrade Social Studies book at SVES as part of the Indus Valley Civilization thattraded with Egypt and Persia in olden times. Controversial Modi was denied a U.S.visa in 2005. He is not one of UncleSam’s favored politicians. TheNehru-Gandhi dynasty still prevails (Sonia and Rajul’s resignation, Presidentand Vice-President, respectively, in the Congress Party was refused afterwinning only 44 seats in the 534-seat legislature), but the simple vegetarianModi proved to be an astute politician, visiting Singapore, Japan, and China toestablish closer ties with Gujarat, rather than the models of the westernworld. (Google Modi’s history ofleadership as Chief Minister of Gujarat, particularly on his environment and povertyelevation record.) My interest is not on the politicianModi per se as to what he representsin the economic shifting of the world’s economy from the global stock marketmodel to more bilateral and multilateral models that emerge when parties inconsultation find mutual interests. Thepowerful axis of Tokyo-New York-London that lords the global economy from theirRolls Royce is finding competition in an emerging multilateral relation ofparties who were outside the power circle until now. They are called BRICS but it is not becausethey operate together in their trade policies that make them a threat to thewestern model. It is because they offeran alternative, a thinking-outside-the-box, as it were, to the current situation. BRICS for those who do not pay too closeattention to Forbes and WSJ are Brazil, Russia, India, China, and SouthAfrica. Though a rejuvenated Portugalafter Napoleon Bonaparte invaded Lisbon, Brazil has a widely mixed populationwith the African gene considerably miscegenated with the Amerindian indigeneand the Euro immigrants. One only has tolisten to the energy of the Afro-European music beat from Recife to Sao Paolo toknow in one’s bones that doing the Samba at the Mardi Gras is more than just aswivel of the hip. Ditto to South Africa,energized by the Boer but chastened on its apartheid history by Suweto. Neither are beholden to EU’s clutches. Due to Crimea in the Ukraine, EU/USAcousins of the Russian descendants of Nicolas and Catherine west of the Urals havebeen chastised. Vladimir Putin isshowing up at the Conference on Interaction and Confidence Building Measures inAsia (CICA) this week in Shanghai. Kazakhstan’sPresident Nazarbayev suggested the formation of the forum and consultation bodyat a UN General Assembly in 1992, with the Secretariat in Almaty. Turkey held the last chairmanship (2012-14)and China hosts the office in the next two years (2014-16). The Fourth Summit this week has Russia,India, and China comparing notes. (Ukraineand the US hold observer status and we will be forgiven if we note that the NSAalready has sufficient data not to be too worried about any surprises!) President Mahinda Rajapaksa of Indiarepresents the country so it is too soon to expect any Modi-fied influence onthe group. We note Putin’s presence because Russia’scurrent situation helped make a little known fact suddenly relevant. The border town of Suifenhe in Heilongjiang, northwestof Vladivostok, already allows the Ruble as legal tender with the Renminbi. To be sure, downtowns Harbin and Manzhouliare closer architecturally to Petrogard than Xi’an, and my visits to bordertowns like Shiwei, Mohe, and Heihe had Chinese-speaking Euro-Russians, andRussian-speaking Chinese, but Europe’s pushing away of Putin after Crimea opensthe Russian Far East to collaborative endeavors between the erstwhile cool-heeledneighbors. We noticed that border townsdo not hesitate to use foreign currencies (including the U$) in their retailtransactions. A pipeline for gas and oilis also about to completed from Russia to Manchuria. Modi’s Gujarat uses Chinese designservices for infrastructure. His pet visionof the new Gujarat International Finance Tec City looks like the skyline ofPudong and Beijing. If India, China andRussia meet more than just to share tea and sympathy in Shanghai, and share thewarmth with Brazil and South Africa, we definitely have a new world in ourhands. j'aime la vie pinoypanda2031(a)aol.com yesterday, appreciate; tomorrow, anticipate; today. participate. In all, celebrate!

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Jaime for Friday
by wangzhimu2031＠aol.com 20 May '14

20 May '14

Modi Narendra Damodardas Modi is his full name but he iscalled by his last name, like most in India. He is the new Prime Minister of India after leading the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) into adecisive victory in the last election. We knew of Janata as the nationalisticparty averse to vestiges of foreign imperialism (not difficult to understandsince India keeps referring to Sonia Gandhi as an Indian politician rather thanthe Italian Signora Edvige Antonia Albina Maino that Indira’s son Rajiv Gandhimarried). The BJP has evolved to bebroader in scope and more positively assertive to things Indian rather thanjust a party of anti-colonial powers. PM Modi is from Gujarat, southwest ofNew Delhi and southeast of Pakistan’s Karachi, bordering into the Arabian Sea. Lothal would be familiar to those who readtheir 6thgrade Social Studies book at SVES as part of the Indus Valley Civilization thattraded with Egypt and Persia in olden times. Controversial Modi was denied a U.S.visa in 2005. He is not one of UncleSam’s favored politicians. TheNehru-Gandhi dynasty still prevails (Sonia and Rajul’s resignation, Presidentand Vice-President, respectively, in the Congress Party was refused afterwinning only 44 seats in the 534-seat legislature), but the simple vegetarianModi proved to be an astute politician, visiting Singapore, Japan, and China toestablish closer ties with Gujarat, rather than the models of the westernworld. (Google Modi’s history ofleadership as Chief Minister of Gujarat, particularly on his environment and povertyelevation record.) My interest is not on the politicianModi per se as to what he representsin the economic shifting of the world’s economy from the global stock marketmodel to more bilateral and multilateral models that emerge when parties inconsultation find mutual interests. Thepowerful axis of Tokyo-New York-London that lords the global economy from theirRolls Royce is finding competition in an emerging multilateral relation ofparties who were outside the power circle until now. They are called BRICS but it is not becausethey operate together in their trade policies that make them a threat to thewestern model. It is because they offeran alternative, a thinking-outside-the-box, as it were, to the current situation. BRICS for those who do not pay too closeattention to Forbes and WSJ are Brazil, Russia, India, China, and SouthAfrica. Though a rejuvenated Portugalafter Napoleon Bonaparte invaded Lisbon, Brazil has a widely mixed populationwith the African gene considerably miscegenated with the Amerindian indigeneand the Euro immigrants. One only has tolisten to the energy of the Afro-European music beat from Recife to Sao Paolo toknow in one’s bones that doing the Samba at the Mardi Gras is more than just aswivel of the hip. Ditto to South Africa,energized by the Boer but chastened on its apartheid history by Suweto. Neither are beholden to EU’s clutches. Due to Crimea in the Ukraine, EU/USAcousins of the Russian descendants of Nicolas and Catherine west of the Urals havebeen chastised. Vladimir Putin isshowing up at the Conference on Interaction and Confidence Building Measures inAsia (CICA) this week in Shanghai. Kazakhstan’sPresident Nazarbayev suggested the formation of the forum and consultation bodyat a UN General Assembly in 1992, with the Secretariat in Almaty. Turkey held the last chairmanship (2012-14)and China hosts the office in the next two years (2014-16). The Fourth Summit this week has Russia,India, and China comparing notes. (Ukraineand the US hold observer status and we will be forgiven if we note that the NSAalready has sufficient data not to be too worried about any surprises!) President Mahinda Rajapaksa of Indiarepresents the country so it is too soon to expect any Modi-fied influence onthe group. We note Putin’s presence because Russia’scurrent situation helped make a little known fact suddenly relevant. The border town of Suifenhe in Heilongjiang, northwestof Vladivostok, already allows the Ruble as legal tender with the Renminbi. To be sure, downtowns Harbin and Manzhouliare closer architecturally to Petrogard than Xi’an, and my visits to bordertowns like Shiwei, Mohe, and Heihe had Chinese-speaking Euro-Russians, andRussian-speaking Chinese, but Europe’s pushing away of Putin after Crimea opensthe Russian Far East to collaborative endeavors between the erstwhile cool-heeledneighbors. We noticed that border townsdo not hesitate to use foreign currencies (including the U$) in their retailtransactions. A pipeline for gas and oilis also about to completed from Russia to Manchuria. Modi’s Gujarat uses Chinese designservices for infrastructure. His pet visionof the new Gujarat International Finance Tec City looks like the skyline ofPudong and Beijing. If India, China andRussia meet more than just to share tea and sympathy in Shanghai, and share thewarmth with Brazil and South Africa, we definitely have a new world in ourhands. j'aime la vie pinoypanda2031(a)aol.com yesterday, appreciate; tomorrow, anticipate; today. participate. In all, celebrate!

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Jaime for Tuesday
by wangzhimu2031＠aol.com 18 May '14

18 May '14

Godzilla2014 In Majuro, Marshall Islands in the early 80s, Iwitnessed a delayed radiation effect. Anunder-40 male was walking down the street when he collapsed and the islandhospital pronounced him DOA. Thediagnosis was death by radiation where the story told me was that he ate a fishcarrying a dormant rogue atom that became active inside his body. The wild cavorting of radiated neutrons actedlike a beam that went slashing the poor man’s innards like a laser causingterminal damage. I am no scientist. I had difficulty understanding, let alone,accepting the explanation, but there was no debate on what killed the man. It came as an effect from one of the nuclearbomb tests almost 30 years before in the Bikini atoll north of Majuro,delivered by a fish! This week, a 2014 version of Godzilla debuts inAmerican cinemas. There are 28 films inthe franchise that began in 1954 when the movie Godzilla was first released. Considered a filmographic metaphor for theUnited States that heartlessly delivered the A-bomb to hapless civilians in Hiroshimaand Nagasaki, it was also an allegory of nuclear weapons to Japan’s memory 60years ago of the effect of a Bikini test on its fishermen fishing in the Marshalls. The winds rained atomic fallout on their boat,scaling skin and shortening everyone’s breath, to put it mildly. The early Godzilla (Gojira, in Nihonggo) films portrayed its character as afrightening, nuclear monster. Japanese Gojira is actually a portmanteau of theword for gorilla (gorira) and a whale(kujira). Godzilla was described as across between a gorilla and a whale, a prehistoric sea monster awakened bynuclear fusion. The word G-O-D on thefirst syllable of the English translation alludes to power, infinite and almighty! Save the first Godzilla was not of MotherNature but straight out of human invention, depravity’s force majeure! We are the only nation that had used atomic power onpeople. And with Russia, we hold thecapability to destroy life on planet earth seven times over, as if it makes adifference after the first! If Godzilla is an allusion and a metaphor, ours in2014 comes as climate change. FloridaSenator Rubio just came out recently claiming that humans do not contribute toclimate change. This was just a weekafter the US Congress itself issued an 800-page report on climate change andhow our hydrocarbon emissions have contributed to its happenstance. This reminds me of the tobacco industry whenI lived in Virginia and North Carolina saying that there is no causality connectingtobacco smoking and lung cancer! One only has to take a sweeping look at thehurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes, droughts and floods occurring with greater strength in unlikely places to realize that something dramatic has changed and with the amount ofhydrocarbons we have emitted into the atmosphere, existentially, at least, weknow in our bones that we did something amiss to the environment. Of course, our capacity for denial knows no end. Why, when two regions of Ukraine held areferendum, Kiev not only ignored it; it claimed that the region was notholding one, and if they did, they will just declare it “illegal”, in the sameway Crimea rejoining Russia is also “illegal”. Duh! We continue to rely on fossil fuel for energy when thealternative (e.g., liquid hydrogen) is not only possible but cheaper. The cost we are paying for an economy basedon oil, natural gas, coal, and now, tar sands and other bituminous ingredientsis wasteful. Just look at all the warzones and why they are that way. EastTimor uses the US dollar for its currency, for heaven’s sake! “In defense of freedom” was that warfought? Nope! Natural gas, Matilda. Likewise, in Syria, Sudan, Iraq, Iran, theStans, Nigeria, Libya, Egypt, China’s continental shelf and the islands of SouthChina Sea (the 2012 Penguin World Map labels the Luzon Sea!), etc., areliterally fossil fuel aflame, polluting the air, but we continue because itbenefits the powerful few! If Mark Rubio can honestly deny human contribution toclimate change, why can’t we deny the reality of anything we do not approveof? Some “truthers” are now claimingthat the Sandy Hook shooting was contrived, and yes, made up in a TV studio asa tactic to take away the constitutional right to bear arms. Right. Let the human touch click on almighty power, in theway China committed its rapid rail technology to the Nairobi-Mombasa line inKenya, and possibly, a pan-African rail system. Doable. Why, someone is actually figuringthe practics of connecting Shanghai to LA through Russia’s Far East, tunneling underthe Bering Strait into Alaska, to BC-Canada and down the west coast to CA. And why not a Hong Kong to Paris silkrail? Not a flight of fancy. It’s grounded. Montreal-to-Rio via Mexico and Santiago? Check. Better and cheaper thanMH370s! The technology is in place tomake this visioning feasible, a Godzilla of a different pedigree. Time to make human technology user-friendly, I say,even as I am sure to die of asthma in Dong Bei’s coal-loaded air! j'aime la vie pinoypanda2031(a)aol.com yesterday, appreciate; tomorrow, anticipate; today. participate. In all, celebrate!

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Jaime for Monday
by wangzhimu2031＠aol.com 16 May '14

16 May '14

Ze Harvey Milk Day Michael Sam just madethe first openly gay football player to be drafted in the NFL and he is gettingmedia attention whose questions are seldom related to his play skills, game knowledgeand sporting attitude. It is his sexualorientation that gets the attention. Harvey Milk was thefirst openly gay politician elected into public office in the US. There are 45assassinated American politicians in the history of the nation by 2010, electedor appointed to office, or were candidates for elected office. Mayor George Mascone and Board of Supervisors’member Harvey Milk in San Francisco were gunned down by Dan White 1978, thelatter also a member of the Board who earlier resigned in protest but wanted tobe reinstated. When the Mayor refused,White pulled the trigger, and went out the door to the hallway where he bumpedinto Board member Milk. White took Milkto another room and pumped another five lead trajectories into his body. The story retracingMilk’s life featuring Sean Penn in an award winning feature film Milk encouraged in 2009 then CaliforniaGovernor Arnold Schwarzenegger to sign a State legislature law that he vetoed theyear before in declaring a statewide Harvey Milk Day, now of specialsignificance for public schools and the city of San Francisco, an avant garde and cutting edge city ofsocial change and radical behavior. I use “ze” to what I routinelywrite as “s/he” to denote a third person singular pronoun, not to deny genderdifference but to allow those who prefer a designation on psychology rather thanbiology their own pronoun. (Not originalto me, “ze” word was started andpromoted by a High School student who noticed that many languages do not havegender distinctions.) I am no expert onthe world refereed to as the “third kind” but I am no stranger to it either,and though, I, too, sometimes mirror reflexively the homophobic social milieuof my upbringing, I tend to be more sensitive and responsive to their downtroddenplight in our still prejudiced society. Two scores before thisvisit to the city by the Bay I was introduced to the North Beach district ofthe city by a bi-sexual guardian who started my education on the grey side ofthe sexual divide. A maritime sailor whowaited on our Ocean liner table when I first crossed the Pacific, he had beento Polynesia and had a life-turning jolt among the Fa’afafine, biological sons deliberately raised as females. I saw this in Samoa, Tonga, and Hawai’i, notonly among families who only had boys, but also as a social acceptance of maleswho felt, thought and acted as females. (The regions’ challenge was in dealing with females who acted similarlyas males, or preferred the intimacy of their “own kind”!) It was in the Bay areawhere I learned of matinee idol Rock Hudson who managed to make a woman out of tomboyishDoris Day girl in the screen but like midnight-voiced Johnny Mathis, preferredpillow talks with his own bio-gender, frequenting dives along Geary Street thatwere illegal but tolerated in the mid-60s! But all these then were kept hush-hush, as they were routinelycop-busted when a moralist voice among the populace is raised. Not in 2010. Four years ago, I bunked for a week at an oldcolleague’s apartment in the Castro District of San Francisco, where HarveyMilk opened his camera shop with his partner, now home of the GLBT, etc.,community. Of great creativity in filmand the visual art, my host was a sonny-come-lately emergent from the closet onhis sexual orientation, sharply intolerant against those who made fun, to saythe least, on the third gender. Thereflex is understandable. He grew up ina foothill of the Appalachia where the distinction between genders is keptsharp and any dissenting voice is best muted. Anyway, nothing inCastro District was out of the ordinary. The shops, the bars, and the grocery stores appeared like that in anyMain Street USA save the community had and has a high and active “third kind”population who did not, nor does it still, take too kindly to beingdiscriminated in any form because of sexual orientation. A crude joke is thatthe medical profession was lucky that I did not turn out to be an MD since Iwould have been a disastrous gynecologist! Not too accurate, the same bias is now leveled against Michael Sam as hejoins a high contact male sport. Myphotographer brother has always been partial to Club Meds, though he does notcovertly clicked his camera on unwary sunbathers, but the spirit of Club Medhas come to the NFL shower rooms. It mayfinally confirm what many head shrinks have long expressed: that the gender ofany one is ultimately not what is between the legs but on what is between thetemples in the cranium of the mind! That’s where the gay (the adjective, not the noun) ambivalenceof the day lie. We shan’t rememberHarvey Milk as a human being but as an assertive gay rights political activist. Not that important. At least he would not countenance anyone who refusedhim full membership in the human race where he rightly and proudly belonged. j'aime la vie pinoypanda2031(a)aol.com yesterday, appreciate; tomorrow, anticipate; today. participate. In all, celebrate!

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Fwd: GMCA May 12-13
by David Zahrt 14 May '14

14 May '14

*Dear Climate March Friends,* *May 12, Monday *In New Mexico: We had an early breakfast—wake up 5:30 AM, breakfast at 6:00. We packed up and got off of the school grounds by 7:15. I chose to ride my bike the 10 miles to our next campsite. I got to camp at the Balloon Museum, in N. Albuquerque at about 10:30. Some of the Marchers arrived shortly after. The route was north through Albuquerque, so there were many rest stops/cafes on the way to the campsite. In the afternoon we brainstormed a list of climate issues about which we are concerned and are committed to take action. Jeffrey took the info and wrote an article to answer a request from a local newspaper. Monday evening was cloudy, windy, and some rain sprinkles. There was nothing planned for the group. We got info about activities in Santa Fe: May 17, Sat. at 11 AM, a Rally at Rail Yard Park; live music from 6-7 PM, at Ft. Marty Park; 8 PM Projection of Images; and then, 8:30 PM Campfire. *May 13, Tuesday* I have been sleeping on the ground and not bothering to put up my tent each night. It was overcast and showered during the night. I moved to the cab of the Geartruck for a short time. In the morning the temp was in the mid 30’s. I drove the Geartruck to the next campsite which is just N of Bernalillo. Then I went with Dave Finnegan <climatechangeiselementary.org> and 3 other Marchers to Santa Fe to do a presentation at Desert Academy. We attended their Assembly at 2 PM. They turned the Assembly over to us at 2:30. Dave described the March, had the four of us introduce ourselves and tell why we were on the March. It had already been snowing for 15 min. Dave looked out the window and began with the question “How many believe the climate is changing?” Most of the kids raised their hands. Then he gave a 20-minute presentation to introduce Climate Change, and asked for questions from the students. The school administration turned off the mike at 3:00—it could have gone longer! Dave drove us back from Santa Fe to the campground—about 40 mi. Peace, David

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Paris
by Lawrence Edward Philbrook 13 May '14

13 May '14

Dear Colleagues i am in paris and meeting with a group on Saturday about launching or re-launching ICA France. Does anyone know the past legal realities of ICA or Ecumenical Institute in France? With respect, Larry Lawrence Philbrook, Certified ToP Facilitator CPF Director Institute of Cultural Affairs Taiwan www.icatw.com Tel:8862 2871 3150 Skype: icalarry

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