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Earth Law Library
True wisdom consists in not departing from Nature and in moulding our conduct according to her laws and model. Seneca, ancient Roman Philosopher
This Earth Law library holds some of the materials on Earth Jurisprudence, and interrelated knowledge systems including Laws of Origin, Wild Law, Sacred Natural Sites and Territories, Community Ecological Governance, Gaia Science and Resilience, Eco-Literacy, and principles including the Rights of Nature, Ecocide and Future Generations.
Thank you to all those contributing to the revival and practice of Earth Jurisprudence/Earth Law for sharing your wisdom and work.
This is a living library so please do contact the Gaia Foundation to recommend additional materials.
Earth Jurisprudence
Berry, T. The Great Work: Our Way into the Future (Three Rivers Press, 2000)
Berry, T. 'Every Being Has Rights' (23rd Annual Schumacher Lecture, 2003)
Berry, T., Evening Thoughts Reflecting on Earth as Sacred Community (Sierra Club Books, San Francisco, 2006)
Cashford, J., 'Dedication to Thomas Berry', in Peter Burdon (ed) Exploring Wild Law: The Philosophy of Earth Jurisprudence (Wakefield Press, 2011). Document available below.
Gaia Foundation and African Biodiversity Network, 'Earth Jurisprudence' Leaflet (2014). Document available below.
Hosken, L.,'Reflections on an Intercultural Journey into Earth Jurisprudence' in Peter Burdon (ed) Exploring Wild Law: The Philosophy of Earth Jurisprudence (Wakefield Press, 2011). Document available below.
Further Reading
Bell, M., 'Thomas Berry and an Earth Jurisprudence' An Essay (2002)
Bell, M., 'Why we need an Earth Jurisprudence system in the comox valley', a Presentation to the Comox Valley Unitarian Fellowship (February 15 2009)
Berry, T. The Dream of the Earth (Sierra Club 1988)
Berry, T. The Universe Story (HarperOne 1994)
Brenan, T., 'Stepping Stones' Ecologist (15 April 2013)
Burdon, P. 'Wild Law: The philosophy of Earth Jurisprudence' 35/2 Alternative Law Journal (2010)
Burdon, P., (ed) Exploring Wild Law: The Philosophy of Earth Jurisprudence (Wakefield Press, 2011). See book review in the Ecologist.
Centre for Earth Jurisprudence, Groundswell, Spring 2010 vol 3(1)
Cullinan, C., 'A History of Wild Law' in Peter Burdon (ed) Exploring Wild Law: The Philosophy of Earth Jurisprudence (Wakefield Press, 2011).
Gaia Foundation and CEG Global Alliance, Earth Jurisprudence Principles Consolidated (2009)
Gaia Foundation and CEG Global Alliance, 'Earth Jurisprudence Retreat: Principles and Practice for Community Ecological Governance', Retreat at Schumacher College (2009)
Gaia Foundation, 'Earth Ethics Series', edited by Stephen Frank (2007-2009)
Goodwin, B., How the Leopard Changed its Spots: Evolution of Complexity (Pheonix 1997)
Goodwin, B., Nature's Due: Healing Our Fragmented Culture (Floris Books 2007)
Greene, H., 'How We Get to an Ecozoic Society: Ecological Imagination/Common Sense', Center for Ecozoic Studies (2007)
Harding S., 'Earthly Rights', The Guardian (3 April 2007)
Higgins, P., 'Towards a Garden of Eden' in Peter Burdon (ed) Exploring Wild Law: The Philosophy of Earth Jurisprudence (Wakefield Press 2011)
Koons, J., 'Earth Jurisprudence: The Future of Law and The Planet', The Young Lawyer (July 2008)
Leopold, A., A Sand County Almanac with Essays on Conservation (New York: Oxford University Press 2001)
Mason, I., 'Earth Jurisprudence' 247 Resurgence March/April (2008) 26-27
Mason, I., 'One In All: Principles and Characteristics of Earth Jurisprudence' in Peter Burdon (ed) Exploring Wild Law: The Philosophy of Earth Jurisprudence (Wakefield Press 2011)
Munson, M. and Schaab, G. 'The Intrinsic Value of Nature', Resonances: Soundings from Law and Theology, Toward an Earth-Centered Jurisprudence (2009)
Naess, A., 'The Shallow and the Deep, Long-Range Ecology Movement', Inquiry 16 (1-4) 95 (1973)
Resurgence, 'Earth Democracy and Earth Justice' 214 (September/October, 2002)
Shiva, V., Earth Democracy: Justice, Sustainability, and Peace (London: Zed Books Ltd 2005)
Shiva, V., 'Earth Democracy Living Democracy', Resurgence No. 222 (2004)
Stone C. D., Should Trees Have Standing? And Other Essays on Law, Morals and the Environment (New York: Oceana Publications 1996)
Swimme, B., The Universe is a Green Dragon: A Cosmic Creation Story (Bear & Company 1987)
Tucker, M. E., 'Thomas Berry and the New Story: An Introduction to the Work of Thomas Berry', (2009)
Thiong'o, N., 'Earth Jurisprudence in the African Context' in Peter Burdon (ed) Exploring Wild Law: The Philosophy of Earth Jurisprudence (Wakefield Press 2011)
Tumusiime, F., 'Embracing Earth Law could Resurrect Mother Earth', Ugandan Law Society Journal 2014. Document available below.
Webb, C., 'The Mystique of the Earth: The Vision of Thomas Berry for an Earth Democracy', 59 Caduceus Magazine (April 2003)
Andrew Kimbrell, Nature's Law: Reinventing Environmental Jurisprudence (18 September 2007).
Centre for Earth Jurisprudence and Barry Law Review Symposium, 'Framing An Earth Jurisprudence For a Planet in Peril' (29 February 2008).
Earth Jurisprudence in the African Context, with Ng'ang'a Thiong'o (24 September 2007).
Earth Jurisprudence on Wikipedia.
Gaia Evening on Earth Ethics and Governance featuring Pat Siemen, Ng'ang'a Thiong'o, Jorge Ishizawa, Gurdial Singh Nijar, Carlos Mares and Silvia Gomez, 2 October 2009.
Earth Jurisprudence - Peter Burdon and Mari Margil interview with Phillip Adams on ABC's LateNightLive. (17th October 2011)
Helen Moore, Earth Justice poem, Henwen Publications, 2012
Helen Moore, Hedge Fund, and Other Living Margins ecopoetry collection, Shearsman Books, 2012
Ian Mason, The Principles of Earth Jurisprudence (24 September 2008).
Short interviews on Earth Jurisprudence, Schumacher College (Featuring Mphatheleni Makaulule, Roger Chennels, Richard Grossman and Mike Bell) (September 2009).
Thomas Berry, Earth is Community, DVD, Conference organised by Gaia Foundation and Green Spirit Books (September 2007).
United Natures, directed by Peter Downey, 1 June 2013 featuring Earth Jurisprudence advocates including Dr Vandana Shiva, Cormac Cullinan, Polly Higgins, Linda Sheehan and Dr Stephan Harding. See here for trailer.
Thomas Berry's 10 Principles of Earth Jurisprudence. See other statements of Earth Law Principles
Laws of Origin/Universe/Earth
Berry, T. and Swimme B., The Universe Story: From the Primordial Flaring Forth to the Ecozoic Era - a Celebration of the Unfolding of the Cosmos (San Francisco: Harper Collins 1994)
Campbell, C., 'Creation Story', 255 Resurgence (July/August 2009)
Campbell, J., Historical Atlas of World Mythology: Vol. 2, The Way of the Seeded Earth (New York: Harper & Row, 1988)
Campbell, J., Historical Atlas of World Mythology: Vol. 1, The Way of the Animal Powers (London: Times Books, 1984)
Campbell, J., The Masks of God: Creative Mythology (New York: Viking Press, 1968)
Campbell, J., The Masks of God: Occidental Mythology (New York: Viking Press, 1964)
Campbell, J., The Masks of God: Oriental Mythology (New York: Viking Press, 1962)
Campbell, J., The Masks of God: Primitive Mythology (New York: Viking Press, 1959)
Cashford, J., Gaia - From Story of Origin to Universe Story, Gaia Foundation (2011)
Cashford, J., The Moon: Myth and Image (Four Walls Eight Windows 2003)
Cashford, J., and Baring, A., The Myth of the Goddess: Evolution of an Image (Penguin 1993)
Gomez, S. and Ortiz, N.,'Laws of Origin' 255 Resurgence (July/August 2009)
Judge Weeramantry, Tread Lightly on the on the Earth: Religion, the Environment and the Human Future (World Future Council, 2009)
Maldonado, J. M., 'Law of the Mother', 250 Resurgence (September/October 2008)
Narby, J., Cosmic Serpent: DNA and the Origins of Knowledge (Phoenix 1999)
Reichel-Dolmatoff, G., The Forest within: World-view of the Tukano Amazonian Indians (Themis Books 1996)
Goodwin, B., Nature's Due: Healing Our Fragmented Culture Gaia Evening podcast
Swimme, B., and Tucker, M., Journey of the Universe film and interview 2014
Sacred Natural Sites and Territories
African Biodiversity Network, Statement on Common African Customary Laws for the Protection of Sacred Natural Sites 2012
Almashev, C., 'Cultural Crossroads', 255 Resurgence (July/August 2009)
Gunn, A., & Thornton, C., Gaia report on 'Sacred Sites: An Overview' (2007)
Hosken, L., 'Potent Places', 255 Resurgence (July/August 2009)
Indigenous Peoples' and Local Communities Conserved Areas and Territories ICCA Toolkit 2012
Institute for Culture and Ecology, Gaia Foundation and African Biodiversity Network, Recognising Sacred Natural Sites and Territories in Kenya, 2012
IUCN and UNESCO Best Practice Protected Area Guidelines No. 16, Sacred Natural Sites: Guidelines for Protected Area Managers 2008
Lutzenberger, L., 'Closer to the Sky', 255 Resurgence (July/August 2009)
NAPE and the Gaia Foundation, Mining and its Impacts on Water, Food Sovereignty and Sacred Natural Sites and Territories 2014
Thuku, K. 'The Sacred Footprint, A Story of the Karima Sacred
Verschuuren, B., Wild, R., McNeely J. and
Reconnecting with the Sacred 2014 by MELCA-Ethiopia
Sacred Voices film 2012 by the African Biodiversity Network and Gaia Foundation
Saving Sacred Lands: on US Radio show A World of Possibilities. Featuring interviews with Gathuru Mburu, Silvia Gomez, Liz Hosken and Toby McLeod about sacred sites and local communities/guardians of these sites at the International Conference of Ethnobiology in Tofino 2010.
Standing on Sacred Ground films 2014 by Christopher McLeod
Yaigojé Apaporis 2014 by Association of Leaders of the Yaigoje Apaporis, Gaia Amazonas and Gaia Foundation
Community Ecological Governance
Bassey, N., Re-Source Democracy (HOMEF, 2014)
Bell, M., 'What We Have Learned From Our Elders', (Toward the Development of the Nunavut Economic Strategy). A Discussion Paper (2003)
Berry, T., 'The Creative Role of Elders in the Human Community', 1/3 Second Journey 1 (2001)
Damtie, M., 'Practicing Wild Law: The Ethiopian Experience', September 2008
Gaia Foundation and CEG Global Alliance, 'Earth Jurisprudence Retreat: Principles and Practice for Community Ecological Governance', Retreat at Schumacher College, 2009
Hopkins, R., The Transition Town Handbook: From Oil Dependency to Local Resilience (Vermont: Chelsea Green Publishing, 2008)
Mahiber, M., 'Communal Forest Ownership: An Option to Address the Underlying Causes of Deforestation and Forest Degradation in Ethiopia?', Proceeding of a workshop held at Chilimo Forest and Ghion Hotel (25-27 November 2008).
Mugisha, R., Earth Jurisprudence and Food Sovereignty, presentation at NAPE workshop, March 2014
NEF, The Great Transition: A Tale of How It Turned Out Right (London, 19 October 2009)
Ng'ang'a, Thiong'o, 'Earth Jurisprudence - Making the law work for Nature: EJ in an African context', presentation transcript at Schumacher College course, September 2008
Ng'ang'a, T., Earth Jurisprudence in the African Context, in Peter Burdon (ed) Exploring Wild Law, (Wakefield Press, 2011)
ABN, CEG Global Alliance and Gaia Foundation, Changing the Ethics of Our Governance Systems From the Ground Up - Experiences from Africa, Asia and the Americas (2 October 2009).
Colin Campbell, African Lore and Climate Resilience (24 April 2009).
Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund, 'Democracy Matters'.
Makaulule, M., interview
NAPE and the Gaia Foundation report launch and Earth Law 2014
Ng'ang'a, T., interview
Sinem Saban, Damien Curtis and Yolngu tribe, 'Our Generation' trailer
Venda Eco-mapping film 2009 by the Mupo Foundation and Gaia Foundation
Wild Law
Cullinan, C., Wild Law: A Manifesto for Earth Justice (Green Books: Totnes 2002; 2nd ed. 2011)
Burdon, P. (ed), Exploring Wild Law: The Philosophy of Earth Jurisprudence (Wakefield Press, 2011)
Burdon, P. and Maloney, M., Wild Law - in Practice, (Routledge, 2014)
Boyle, S., 'On Thin Ice', The Guardian, Wednesday November 8, 2006.
Brenan, T., 'Wild Law: Recognising the Rights of Nature', Permaculture, 2011.
Burdon, P., 'The Rights of Nature: Reconsidered', 49 Australian Humanities Review 69 (2010).
Burdon, P., 'Towards an Earth-friendly legal system' June 29, 2009.
Cullinan, C., 'Taking Climate Change Seriously' 20 ELM 2008, 58-63.
Cullinan, C., 'Wild Law and the Challenge of Climate Change', 37 Soundings: A Journal of Politics and Culture 116 (2007).
Cullinan, C. and Oroza, P., 'We Must Support a Universal Declaration of the Rights of Mother Earth', The Huffington Post, 29 December 2009.
Environmental Law & Management (ELM) special issues: 20 ELM 2008, March- April 2007 and 18 ELM 2006.
Ferracioli, C., 'Reassessing Nature's Role in International Environmental Law: A Case for Weak-Ecocentrism', Masters dissertation, School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, Faculty of Law (2010).
Filgueira, B., and Mason, I. 'Wild Law: Is Earth Jurisprudence a practical philosophy of law?' 21(5) ELM 2009, 260-269.
Filguera, B. and Mason, I., 'Wild Side of the Law', The Guardian 4th May 2009.
Gaia Foundation and UKELA report: 'Wild Law: is there any evidence of Earth Jurisprudence in existing law and practice?'. Download below.
Guth, J., 'Law for the Ecological Age', 9 Vermont Journal Of Environmental Law 431 (2008).
Higgins, P., Eradicating Ecocide: Laws and Governance to Stop the Destruction of the Planet, Shepheard-Walwyn (Publishers) Ltd, 2010. (Winner of the Peoples' Book Prize 2011).
Kimbrell, A., 'Halting the Global Meltdown, can Environmental Law play a role?' 20 ELM 2008, 64-70.
Mason, I. Straws in the wind of legal revolution, The Environmentalist, Issue 83, 7 September 2009.
Munson, M., Legal Expression of Indigenous Peoples' Worldviews: An Analysis of the Proposed Universal Declaration on the Rights of Mother Earth, IUCN Policy Matters 66 (2010).
Presentations from Australian Earth Jurisprudence Conferences 2009, 2010 and 2011.
Rivers, Liz., 'Creative Regulation: How Wild Law Can Rehabilitate Governance and Regulation' (2007) 19 ELM 84-86.
Rivers, L., 'How to be a Wild Lawyer', Environmental Law & Management, issue 18 (2006).
Rivers, L. 'Wild Law Spreads like Wildfire!' Report on first Australian Earth Jurisprudence Conference, 2009
Southern Cross University Law Review's 2011 Special Edition on Earth Jurisprudence.
Strickland, M., 'Fighting for Earth Justice: The First Wild Law Mock Trial', 20 ELM 2008, 76-80.
Stutzin, G., 'Nature's Rights', 210 Resurgence (2002).
Submissions to the United Nations' Rio +20 Summit calling for Earth-centred governance by the Alliance for Future Generations, Earth Law Centre, Global Alliance for Rights of Nature, Wild Law UK, Planetary Boundaries Initiative.
Cormac Cullinan and Richard Moules discuss some of the fundamental principles of the Law of Mother Earth. Hosted by the BBC World Service (12 April 2011).
Thomas Linzey and Mari Margil interview environmental attorney Cormac Cullinan, author of Wild Law, on the radio show Democracy Matters Podcast. Cullinan talks about the Rights of Nature (2 May 2011).
Andrew Kimbrell, Natural Law: An Interview (24 September 2007).
BBC Radio 4 Law in Action. Exploration of the rights of ecosystems.
BBC Radio 4's Unreliable Evidence programme, 27th May 2009. A debate on Wild Law and climate change.
Cormac Cullinan, Wild Law A Manifesto for Earth Justice (14 April 2004).
Costing the Earth- Can Lawyers Save the World. Interviews including Gaia Foundation, Climate 9 and Polly Higgins.
Ecocide mock trial in UK Supreme Court, organised by Polly Higgins and Hamilton Group. See trailer and film.
Ecocide Sentencing, Restorative Justice Event 31st March - featuring the Gaia Foundation as voice of Earth and wider humanity (part 1 of 2)
Nnimmo Bassey, 'Justice for the Earth Community: Defending the Rights of Nature and Holding Corporations to Account', short film at Gaia Foundation, September 2011.
Nnimmo Bassey, 'Justice for the Earth Community: Defending the Rights of Nature and Holding Corporations to Account', podcast, September 2011.
Resonance FM 104.4 - Deep Fried Planet. Interviews including with Climate 9 and Gaia Foundation about climate change, direct action and Earth Jurisprudence.
Tom Brenan interview on Wild Law and Permaculture, 21st Century Permaculture, 2014
Trees Have Rights Too. Global social movement for a Universal Declaration on Planetary Rights.
Wild Frontiers. Online community forum set up by Comac Cullinan to share wisdom and experience on Wild Law.
Wild Law Facebook group.
Rights of Nature and Ecocide
Barlow M., Bassey N., Biggs S., Cullinan C., Galleano E, Goldtooth T., Shiva V., Tutu D., The Rights of Nature: The case for a Universal Declaration on the Rights of Mother Earth (2011).
Barlow, M., Blue Future: Protecting Water for People and the Planet Forever (2014)
Berry, T. Every Being Has Rights (23rd Annual Schumacher Lecture), 2003
Biggs, S., Welcome to 'frackland': does a river have the right not to be polluted? (Open Democracy, 2014)
Brenan, T., 'Wild Law: Recognising the Rights of Nature' Permaculture (2011)
Burdon, P., 'The Future of a River: Earth Jurisprudence and the Murray Darling Basin' (2012)
Burdon, P., 'The Rights of Nature: Reconsidered', 49 Australian Humanities Review 69 (2010)
Burdon, P. 'Towards an Earth-friendly legal system' (2009)
Burdon, P. 'Earth Rights: The Theory', in IUCN Academy of Environmental Law (e-Journal Issue 2011 (1))
Council of Canadians, Fundacion Pachamama and Global Alliance, 'Does Nature Have Rights: Transforming Grassroots Organizing to Protect the People and the Planet' 2010
Cullinan, C. and Oroza, P., 'We Must Support a Universal Declaration of the Rights of Mother Earth', The Huffington Post, 29 December 2009
Davies, B., 'Does it make sense for the law to confer rights on the environment', 23 ELM 2011, 122-127
Declaration - Blue Pavilion - Peoples' Summit, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 2012
Higgins, P. 'Eradicating Ecocide: Laws and Governance To Prevent the Destruction of our Planet' (22 February 2012)
International Women's Earth and Climate Initiative Declaration
Indigenous Environmental Network, Global Exchange & Movement Rights, 'Rights of Nature & Mother Earth: Sowing Seeds of Resistance, Love and Change' (December 2015)
Ito, M, Being Nature - A European Citizens Inititative for Recognizing and Respecting the Inherent Rights of Nature, (New York, September 2013)
Lake, O., Rights of Nature and an Earth Community Economy, (January 2013)
Mason, I. 'Earth, Rights and insects: an holistic approach to environmental law', 19 ELM 2007
Milam, R. Rivers and Natural Ecosystems as Rights Bearing Subjects
Munson, M., Legal Expression of Indigenous Peoples' Worldviews: An Analysis of the Proposed Universal Declaration on the Rights of Mother Earth, IUCN Policy Matters 66 (2010).
Nash, R, F., The Rights of Nature, A History of Environmental Ethics, (University of Wisconsin Press,1989)
Sheehan, L., 'Nature's rule of law through rights of waterways' in Voigt, C., (ed) Rule of Law for Nature: New Dimensions and Ideas in Environmental Law (Cambridge University Press 2013) 230
Sheehan, L., Wilson, G., 'Fighting for Our Shared Future: Protecting Both Human Rights and Nature's Rights', (Earth Law Center, December 2015)
Stutzin, G., 'Nature's Rights', 210 Resurgence (2002)
The Rights of Nature, The Case for a Universal Declaration on the Rights of Mother Earth - a collection co-produced by Global Exchange, the Council of Canadians, The Pachamama Alliance, and Fundacion Pachamama. (2011)
United Nations Harmony with Nature documents
York, S., People's Rights, Planet's Rights: Holistic Approaches to a Sustainable Population, (2012)
Bassey, N., 'Justice for the Earth Community: Defending the Rights of Nature and Holding Corporations to Account', short film at Gaia Foundation, September 2011
Bassey, N., 'Justice for the Earth Community: Defending the Rights of Nature and Holding Corporations to Account', podcast, September 2011
Brenan, T., Permaculture and Wild Law interview 2014
Brenan, T., 'Wild Law in the UK' and Nadal, C., 'Earth Law in Practice' presentations at the Rights of Nature Conference, Nottingham Contemporary video and blog (January 2015)
Ecocide trial in UK Supreme Court 2011 and Restorative Justice Process 2012
Global Alliance for the Rights of Nature International Rights of Nature Tribunal in Quito, Ecuador and in Lima, Peru 2014, and Regional Tribunals in the U.S. and Australia.
Natalia Greene, Interviewed at the Bioneers Conference about Ecuador's recognition of the Constitutional Rights of Nature (15 November 2011)
Panted Monkey Radio Interviews with Ken Rose and noted Rights of Nature Advocates.
Rights of Nature Conference at Nottingham Contemporary UK (24 January 2015) video and blog featuring Cormac Cullinan, Tom Brenan (Wild Law UK), Carine Nadal (Gaia Foundation), indigenous activists and artists.
Sheehan, L., interviews: Sustainability Rights of Nature (2011) and Earth Jujitsu (2013)
Siemen, P., The Rights of Nature, TEDx talk, 2013
Strickland, M., interview: A discussion about Rights of Nature and the Rio Earth Summit 2012 on 'Radio Resonance 104.4fm' (February 2012)
Thomas Linzey and Mari Margil interview environmental attorney Cormac Cullinan on the radio show Democracy Matters Podcast about the Rights of Nature (2 May 2011)
Universal Declaration of the Rights of Mother Earth - a short film.
Gaia Science and Resilience
Armitage, D., F.Berkes and N.Doubleday, Adaptive Co-Management: Collaboration, Learning and Multi-Level Governance (UBC Press: Vancouver, 2007).
Carson, R., Silent Spring (Houghton Mifflin, 1962).
Chapin, F.S., Kofinas, G.P. and C.Folke, Principles of Ecosystem Stewardship: Resilience-Based Natural Resource Management in a Changing World (Springer: New York, 2009).
Cork, S. (ed.) (on behalf of Australia21) Resilience and Transformation (CSIRO Publishing: Melbourne, 2010).
Edwards, C., Resilient Nation, (Demos, 2009).
Goodwin, B., 'Gaian Renaissance', 247 Resurgence 30 (March/April 2008).
Goodwin, B., 'Resilience', 250 Resurgence (September/October 2008).
Gunderson, L.H. and C.S. Holling, Panarchy: Understanding Transformations in Human and Natural Systems (Island Press: Washington, 2002).
Harding, Stephan. Animate Earth: Science, Intuition and Gaia, Green Books, 2009.
Lovelock, J., Gaia: A New Look at Life on Earth (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1979).
Lovelock, J., Gaia: The Practical Science of Planetary Medicine (London, GAIA Books, 1991).
Lovelock, J., The Revenge of Gaia: Why the Earth Is Fighting Back - and How We Can Still Save Humanity (Santa Barbara, CA: Allen Lane 2006).
Macy, J., and Johnstone, C., Active Hope: How to Face the Mess We're in without Going Crazy (New World Library, California, 2012)
Macy, J., and Brown, M., Coming Back to Life: Practices to Reconnect Our Lives, Our World (New Society, 1998)
Meadows, D.H., Thinking in Systems: A Primer (Chelsea Green Publishing, Vermont, 2008).
Norberg, J., Wilson, J., Walker, B., Ostrom, E., 'Diversity and resilience of social-ecological systems', in Norberg, J. & Cummings, G. (eds.) Complexity theory for a sustainable future (Columbia University press: New York, 2008).
Roderick, P., The Feasibility of Environmental Limits Legislation, A discussion paper for WWF-UK, 2001 . Note also the Declaration on Planetary Boundaries.
Sheldrake, R. Dr. A New Relationship with the Living Earth Gaia Evening talk [Earth Ethics - Issue 3, 2007]
Walker, B. and Salt, D., Sustaining Ecosystems and People in a Changing World (Island Press, Washington, 2006)
Westra, L., Bosselmann, K., and Westra, R., Reconciling Human Existence with Ecological Integrity: Science, Ethics, Economics and Law (Eds.) in Environmental Law (2009) 21 (2): 387-389
Wheatley, M., and Frieze, D., Using Emergence to Take Social Innovation to Scale (The Berkana Institute, 2006).
Stephan Harding, Animate Earth: Science, Intuition and Gaia (6 December 2006).
Martin Powell, Global Warming poem, 2009
Future Generations
Brand, S., The Clock of the Long Now: Time and Responsibility - The Ideas Behind the World's Slowest Computer, (Basic Books, 2000)
Crompton, T., Common Cause: A Case for Working with our Cultural Values, (WWF, 2010)
Griffith, J., Pip-Pip: A Sideways Look at Time, (Flamingo, 2000)
Ipsos MORI opinion poll on the British public in November 2011, commissioned by the Foundation for Democracy and Sustainable Development and Intergenerational Foundation, found a majority of people placed the needs of future generations of all people living on Earth above future generations of their own family, and over a fifth of people place the needs of future generations of all "plants and animals living on Earth" first.
Roderick P., 'Taking the Long View: UK Governance Options for a Finite Planet' (2010)
The International Human Rights Clinic at Harvard Law School, 'Models for Protecting the Environment for Future Generations', Science and Environmental Health Network (October 2008)
Ward, H., 'Learning from the Hungarian Parliamentary Commissioner for Future Generations' UKELA's Electronic Journal, E-law, (November 2009)
Gaia Evening in collaboration with Alliance for Future Generations, 'Our Legacy, Our Future: UK Governance Options for a Finite Planet', with Peter Roderick, Halina Ward, Dr Janos Zlinszky and Philippe Sands QC, June 2011 - a short film.
Ministry for Future Generations.
Berry, T., 'The University: Its Response to The Ecological Crisis', Paper delivered before the Divinity School and the University Committee on Environment at Harvard University (April 11 1996).
Capra F., 'Landscapes of Learning: Experiencing Ecological Relationships and Community is the Key to Ecoliteracy', Resurgence Magazine 8 (September/October 2004).
Hosken, L., 'The Language of Nature', 247 Resurgence 24 (March-April 2008).
Louv, R., The Nature Principle: Human Restoration and the End of Nature-Deficit Disorder (Algonquin Books, 2012)
Louv, R., Last Child in the Woods: Saving Our Children from Nature-Deficit Disorder (Algonquin Books, 2008)
Macy, J. and Jan North Brown, M., Coming Back to Life: Practices to Reconnect Our Lives, Our World (Gabriola Island, BC: New Society Publishers, 1998).
Orr, D., 'The Learning Curve: All Education is Environmental Education', 226 Resurgence Magazine (September/October 2004).
Siemen, P. 'Earth Jurisprudence: Nexus of Law and Earth Literacy' (2009)
Woodland Trust Natural Childhood, report about Nature Deficit Disorder
Centre for Earth Jurisprudence syllabi
Earth Economics
Eisenstein, C., Sacred Economics (Evolver Editions 2011)
Mason, I., Wilderness, Justice and Economics paper presented for the Altai Forum (May 2014)
UNEP Green Economy High Level Panel on uniting the Rights of Nature and Green Economy, 11th Conference of the Parties to the Convention of migratory Species of Wild Animals (CMS) November 2014
Harmony with Nature: Economics, Justice and Mother Earth, 3rd Interactive Dialogue on Harmony with Nature (May 2013)


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13-3-0, Finished 1st in NFC West Division · 2011 NFL Season Summary
SRS: Total 8.3, Offense: 1.7, Defense: 6.6, SoS: -1.1, avg is 0.0.
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"We outplayed them I think for most part of the game [Saturday]," Creary said. "We just couldn't put the puck in the net when we needed to."
The Buckeyes, a third-year program that made the WCHA tournament final last season, nearly earned a road sweep of New Hampshire after coming into the series 0-4 all-time against the Wildcats.
"It's a lot better than when we came here two years ago," said Barto, referring to a series where her team was beaten by a combined score of 12-0.
Freshmen were the difference in a series between two young teams. Creary led all scorers in the two games with three goals and three assists. New Hampshire had a freshman score a pair in each of the first two games, with Jones' heroics on Satuday and MacMaster finding the net twice on Friday.
The freshmen have had to grow up fast in the two teams with a scarcity of seniors on their rosters. The Buckeyes naturally have no seniors, while the Wildcats have just two. That leaves both teams with plenty of room for improvement.
"I think what both teams want to do is to be better hockey teams after this series," Barto said. "This is the kind of series you want to play in October."
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[SOLVED] Map Master Restoration for the 4DTV receivers
12-13-2011, 11:30 PM (This post was last modified: 12-15-2011 12:09 PM by T134. Edit Reason: N/A)
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Map Master Restoration
Map Master Restoration is the process to allow the 4DTV user to replace the maps back into their receivers that were in there before the main shutdown that Motorola did on Jan 4, 2011. Up to that point in time you could let your receiver sit on G1-03 and the maps would update from the satellite for the 4DTV users.
After Jan. 4, 2011 those maps were turned off and these receivers became orphans and were rendered useless if one ever had to do a master reset.
There were not enough sat tiles in the base firmware to have a suitable dish moving receiver for North America.
Years ago a group of people from the original 4DTV forum which was originally created by people from GI came up with a program called 4Play which enabled certain receivers to have a set of different maps to enjoy FTA viewing of signals that used the DC2 technology and were FTA. This was rendered useless after some new firmware came out and the owner of 4Play gave his blessing with the source code to a small group of people who wanted to try to revive the same process.
This is what I now call the Map Master Restoration process.
It was one person who fought to revive this process and He goes by the nickname of Tvro-Pro. The few of us who spent considerable time in getting things to this point have successfully created a new set of maps for the DSR 921 4DTV Canadian receiver; The DSR 920 4DTV receiver, and the DSR 922 4DTV receiver.
The actual program has not caught up to some of the zealous work that was done over the past 2 weeks. The latest to be completed was the work on the DSR 922 receiver and that happened just 1 day ago.
There were many hurdles to overcome.
1) The program is not yet ready for the public due to a few items that still need work on it and none of us wants to release a program that is not 100%.
2) Getting enough sat tiles in the receiver to cover from 30.5W to 139.0W so the receiver could be used as a master dish mover and those FTA'ers could slave a DVB receiver to it for FTA DVB viewing. There were major obstacles to overcome to get extra sat tiles in the receiver.
3) Old mappings made a few sat tiles useless as the polarity was all the same on certain sat tiles. Correcting this was another huge hurdle.
4) So much of the old DC2 mappings were old outdated and plain incorrect. A complete mapping of all DC2 signals was done for all of North America by yours truly so that the mappings could be entered if possible into the receivers.
5) We would get so close then find out the sat tiles would just disappear on us. Oh that was fun!
6) Problems to overcome were those of roll-over problems. Channeling down a satellite and everything would stop on say channel 7 and you could not go to channel 8. That bug was a troublemaker for months till it was overcome just in the last 6-7 days.
Now there are several people who we know need the maps now, but we have run into another minor detail.
1) My busy season for work is here and I can not spend any time or very minimal time until after April on this.
2) The main programmer had a huge job from NASA land in his lap and he also will be out of the picture for a few months.
So the bad thing is the program does not appear to be coming out for public use till June at the earliest due to all this going on.
Remember we are hobbyist here and this does take a back seat to our normal jobs which provides for us and our families.
So to help those who need this now, Tvro-Pro has began a battery replacement service and is adding in the maps for those who need it done by himself and has created a link on his site for this. Yes, there is a charge for it as it takes time to do it properly and that is the name of the game right now to do things properly.
I do not have that link right off the top of my head and if someone finds it they can post it after this post
The Map Master Restoration program has had some Nay-Sayers and even some people very much against it ever happening. There were lies and innuendos and completely fabricated stories spread by some who were bent on destroying any hope of this project to come to completion. Well, they were wrong on every count as I can vouch for that myself !
Anyone who says it can not be done is not telling you the truth !
To anyone wondering why it is necessary to have all the sat tiles in the receiver certainly does not do any FTA viewing or they would never raise such a silly question !
There were some things that we decided we had to give up on if we did not want people to brick their receivers.
The main item was that we had to remove all the DC2 mappings from Shaw Direct (Star Choice on Anik A2 satellite). This was because after the Motorola shutdown Shaw Direct began to send out mappings there that would brick a receiver and install up to 27,000 channels in the receiver and add several "A" tile satellites and no matter what, the receiver would not move off of the A2 icon.
Since there was only 1 channel FTA over there I decided to remove the DC2 mappings and see what would happen. Absolutely nothing ! Which is what I was looking for.
Now any DVB FTA viewing can be done safely across the entire N.A. arc with the 4DTV as the main dish mover.
Since there are no ku DC2 channels elsewhere the generic KU satellites were reduced to 2 NTSC channels, 1 for horizontal polarity and 1 for vertical polarity.
This helped to reduce the channel count and TDT count to a very reasonable level and I doubt anyone would ever have the 1920 TDT maxed out ever again.
With all this said, here are 2 pdf files I am going to attach here.
They will give you the general idea of what the new mappings are going to look like. Yes there is a slight difference on the 922 over the other receivers.
The sat tiles are in the same positions as these files show, which was another thing Motorola never finished properly on these receivers from the very beginning.
Again there is still much to be done before the program can be ready for the public but the few of us who are trying do have other obligations that are important to our livelihoods right now.
So if you must have the maps done now I suggest contacting Tvro-Pro at his web site and seek out his help there.
And thanks "T" for this new section here, it is greatly appreciated!
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12-14-2011, 08:02 AM (This post was last modified: 05-21-2012 09:46 AM by vendig. Edit Reason: N/A)
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Here is the direct link to Tvro-pro's page for battery replacement and map restoration service. If you are not comfortable replacing your own battery or you need your IRD remapped now this is the guy to do it for you.
12-14-2011, 11:34 AM (This post was last modified: 12-14-2011 11:38 AM by Gunny. Edit Reason: )
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I personally can atest to the fine work being done by Mapmaster and vindig and tvro-pro. I sent my 4dtv 920 to him for battery replacement and map installation. My 4dtv got bricked by having a dead battery and the conversion to X4!!
I got the unit back and all of my maps are back, including generic sats. I lost my unit id because of the battery, but I am STILL able to get some stations, including music on G5.
These people are top notch, excellent at what they do and are professional! They answer any questions you might have and explain what they are doing. Also, if they find any other defects in your unit, they will let you know and fix it.
Can't say enough about the great service they provide, and the professional courtesy they show, so if you need a battery or maps installed, trust me, they are the ones you want to go to.
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Due to some changes we were able to do yesterday the pdf file in the first post were removed and replaced with the most current one that should be the final tile changes. So if you downloaded those pdf files in the first post yesterday it was changed.
This is just the nature of all this as none of us knew we would be able to accomplish what we did yesterday. Now the programmer needs to digest all of what we figured out and compile it in the program.
Who knows what we may yet figure out.
We were finally able to create the 920 & 921 tiles to be identical to the 922 tiles in those receivers. That was just one of the many hurdles we had to overcome. So now there is only 1 pdf file which will be the same for all the receivers !
Thanks again to "T" for taking his time to help edit the post and put up the correct file.
Here you can see what they actually look like on a tv screen from a 922 receiver.
This is the top section of satellite tiles.
Now the other section of satellite tiles restored.
Then after sitting on the anik satellites for hours just to see if it would brick the receiver which it did not do. (I had all the DC2 removed from the Anik Satellite in the receiver) So while sitting over there this beautiful color bars picture came up on the AzBox.
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Excellent work.
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More pictures that were taken today:
Here is one showing what the TDT count is in the receiver.
For anyone who does not understand this count is extremely important as once it reaches 1920 the 4DTV receiver needs to have a master reset done as the memory is filled to the brim and it can not perform properly. Receivers have been know to do many strange things once the TDT maxes out at 1920.
With the new Map Master Restoration the maxed out TDT count will be a thing of the past.
Here is one of the new satellite tiles that we were able to put into the receivers with only the DMX Music channels from the W5 HTH service. As you can see if you have a guide bit turned on then this is what you will see on this special sat tile.
This is the Diagnostic Screen F which shows the actual guide data being sent into the receiver. Again the guide bit needs to be turned on for this to occur.
Here is a shot of the Diagnostic screen A:
To read it: It shows that this receiver is a 922 and is on channel 106
very top line.
Then on the 4th line all the way to the right you will see directly under the letters on the 3rd line ID, you will see the number 1. This is the number needed to turn on the guide, #1.
Also on the diagnostic screen A you will see on line 4 the 4th set of numbers reading from the right to the left (1040) this is the EMM provider number for HTH which means that this particular receiver is currently on the HTH data stream and it is the same receiver that all these pictures are taken from in this entire thread.
So not only is the map restoration good for true FTA viewing but also for those who want to use it to sub to HTH with their 920 & 922 4DTV receivers.
If the EMM provider number is 1020 then it was last used on Star Choice. or is still on it currently, that would be the 921 receivers.
If the EMM provider number is 1000 then it was last used and hit by Motorola for US services that are no longer available for subscription.
those are found on the 920 & 922 and 905 receivers.
I have 3 receivers here currently and each one has a different EMM provider number in them.
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WOW! You guys have done great work. Thanks for contributing to the community.
Aside from the music channels, How many channels are DCII and FTA?
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(12-16-2011 10:47 PM)rayden25 Wrote: Aside from the music channels, How many channels are DCII and FTA?
Honestly, I have no clue.
I have never even tried to count what is FTA up there. Just too busy trying to get the maps done and to get to this point.
I do know that if there are Spanish speaking members with a 922 there are quite a few Spanish channels up there.
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(12-16-2011 10:47 PM)rayden25 Wrote: WOW! You guys have done great work. Thanks for contributing to the community.
Lots of candy out there. The icing on the cake is you you have access to all those cable channels that open up here and there like with DVB. If it opens up you can get it, many channels cannot be viewed by a 4D even with the old motorola maps.
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I really like the the idea of the tdt count not maxing back out that means we could have you guys to load the custom maps one time then they will always be there . Good work Guys and thank you for the info btw.
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Even with all the DC2 in the mappings I have had the TDT count just below 1000 which was my goal, but, there were some other things that I wanted tweaked so that possibility went out the window. But hey, I tried like heck to get it there. The highest TDT count on any of the receivers here is at 1148. A far cry from the 1920 maxed out count.
I even experimented with re-working many ku sat tiles to just 2 channels 1-H & 1V since there is rarely if ever any analog left on them but it messed up too many other things and created problems in other areas for some reason, so I had to abandon that project.
Those generics really ate up the TDT count and they are no longer needed as the maps are put back to the original intent with the DC2 on the actual satellite tile. This will mean less hassle for everyone.
The biggest time consumer is in testing out every satellite and all the channels just to make sure the maps are in there properly and there are no problems. That alone can take several hours to do.
Re-mapping W5 alone took an entire day to finish properly. But when it was done it was there entirely and working like a charm on one of the test receivers here.
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12-27-2011, 06:13 PM (This post was last modified: 12-27-2011 06:14 PM by tvropro. Edit Reason: )
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It all has been hard work and still is but someone to take it on and do it. If we waited for Motorola to do anything we would still be waiting and waiting and waiting... I'm glad that I got a few good people assembled including myself that really did all the work so far on it all. If it wasn't for a vision by me and making things happen it would be way different. Instead we have some dynamite things done in less than a year from Motorola's shutdown. We should never had our receivers abandoned like they were. All in all we have something much better then if Motorola was still supporting them.
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Once everything went down like it did last yr I did the X4 conversion,not thinking this would ever evolve.I thank you Vendig and Tvropro for opening my eyes.My Question is am I dead in the water for the maps now? I have no need for my 4DTV to move around a dish anylonger I just run a line from a powered multiswitch to receive the x4 programming.Can I still have all the maps and also have programming?
Thanks again guys for all your time and effort into this project.....
Post: #14
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Not sure I am reading you properly there Hockeynut.
1) If you bricked your receiver on X4 yes you can get the maps and have everything restored even better then before and still sub to HTH if you want to.
2) your receiver can also be used once more as a dish mover again. (just make sure you get a new battery in it if you have not done so yet and it is the original battery.)
I have several large dishes here and several 4dtv dish movers.
The map tiles I put in the receivers are what was posted earlier.
The DC2 has been mapped onto the proper satellites once more like it used to be at the very beginning with the 4D receivers. (before PBS strong-armed GI over mapping in PBS channels).
The Generics are now empty of DC2 maps.
I have tiles for just about every satellite up there from 30.5 to 139W.
The generics can be used for the DBS birds for your slaved DVB receivers for more FTA fun.
There is still the ability to add even more sat tiles if needed.
Once you get into this under the hood there is alot of neat things you can do for yourself.
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Ok here it goes.Once I did the X4 conversion last yr I had no idea this Map Restoration would actually evolve.Since then my Motorola 922 is happy just sitting at X4 for programming thru TPC out of Wisconsin.Am very happy with this setup.My AZElite push`s around a 8 foot Winegard in which the 922 taps into the powered multiswitch when I decide to park that dish at 105 to watch some hockey on Versus.It is a ortho feed it is tapping into so I would really like to keep it this way and just let my AZElite push around the dish and see whats happening on the 922.Is this going to be possible?Just no desire to let the 922 move around a dish when it is so easy to just look at my Guide in the AZ and pick a ch.Sorry if I confuse!!! I am just doing things a bit 180 degrees from alot of folks.Thanks for letting me know if it is possible.
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Sure, just slave the 4d off of the dish mover and your set to go.
That way your just using the 4d as a slave receiver.
So if you want to watch some FTA DC2 on G1 the dish mover goes to G1 an with the new maps in the 4d you get some FTA DC2 programming there with the 4d as a slaved receiver. Then go back to X4 whenever you want to watch what is there.
simple really.
The 4d does not have to move the dish but something sure has to do it..
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Well the 4DTV is a slave as is!.And am looking forward to the new maps and being able to keep it that way.Thanks Vendig for letting me know this will be possible.
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I do not understand if Mapmaster etc can remap receivers why can't use do it with detailed instructions ? I have the USB interface. It is said that the software is not ready for public use ? My receivers have new batteries as probably others do ?
12-29-2011, 08:38 AM (This post was last modified: 12-29-2011 08:43 AM by tvropro. Edit Reason: )
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(12-28-2011 02:24 PM)wildbill1 Wrote: I do not understand if Mapmaster etc can remap receivers why can't use do it with detailed instructions ? I have the USB interface. It is said that the software is not ready for public use ? My receivers have new batteries as probably others do ?
Map Master Consumer will not be ready till the later part of next year. The one we have now that I map with is not consumer friendly this version is not going to be released to the public. I will not subject myself to the fallout what can happen from not understanding certain commands and messing up your IRD. It is a commercial version we made that the consumer version will be spun off from. The consumer version must be idiot proof (no offense to anyone) simple and to the point.
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[SOLVED] Map Master Restoration for the 4DTV receivers
(12-29-2011 08:38 AM)tvropro Wrote: Map Master Consumer will not be ready till the later part of next year. The one we have now that I map with is not consumer friendly this version is not going to be released to the public. I will not subject myself to the fallout what can happen from not understanding certain commands and messing up your IRD. It is a commercial version we made that the consumer version will be spun off from. The consumer version must be idiot proof (no offense to anyone) simple and to the point.
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Mesa police arrested an ex-convict on suspicion of selling drugs, firearms and a grenade launcher to an undercover police officer, police said Wednesday.
John Lee Willis, 60, was arrested in the 100 block of South 96th Street in Mesa and charged on multiple counts of possession of a weapon by a prohibited possessor and drug trafficking.
In late January, an undercover officer was introduced to Willis, police reports said. A background check showed that Willis had been convicted previously of a felony and had served time in prison on weapons misconduct charges.
Police do not believe that Willis' gun rights had been restored following his release from prison, police reports said.
During the first meeting, Willis allegedly sold two pistols, a revolver and a rifle to the officer for $700, police reports said.
Later, the undercover officer learned that the man had a grenade launcher he wanted to sell. The officer went to the suspect's home, which was a fifth wheel trailer, and purchased it for $650, police reports said.
The officer met the suspect two more times and was sold over $200 worth of methamphetamine, police reports said.
After police arrested Willis, he admitted that he had not restored his gun rights and knew he couldn't possess weapons, police reports said.
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Insurance M&A activity, in both the Canadian market and globally, has been on the rise since the 2008 financial crisis, and is expected to continue to increase. Deloitte recently reported that there were 399 insurance M&A transactions in Canada and the United States during 2014, an increase of 27% over 2013. The consulting firm Optis Partners reported that the first half of 2014 was the most active M&A period since they started tracking transaction information in 2008. In a survey published in 2014 by the professional services firm Towers Watson, over 85% of North American insurance executives said that they … Continue Reading
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There is no denying the increasing popularity and notoriety of the virtual currency Bitcoin. Bitcoin market capitalization currently stands in the billions of dollars, with over 13 million Bitcoins having been mined and made available for circulation. An increasing number of merchants, including Dell, have begun accepting payment by way of Bitcoin. The list of goods and services that have been purchased with Bitcoin now includes university tuition, airline tickets, cars, and pizza delivery. Some companies have started paying employees in Bitcoins. Canada in particular has been a world leader in Bitcoin ATM's: the first Bitcoin ATM in the world … Continue Reading
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Paying Out Credit Facilities in Connection with an M&A TransactionPosted in Private Transactions
It is quite common that an existing credit facility has to be paid out in connection with the completion of an M&A transaction, as a result of, for example, a new credit facility being put in place to finance the acquisition which replaces the purchaser's existing credit facility, or as a result of both the purchaser and the target having separate credit facilities in place prior to the transaction, only one of which will be required going forward.
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A discussion of the Canadian equivalent of the UCC - the Personal Property Security Act in the context of an M&A transaction.Posted in Contractual Matters, Private Equity, Private Transactions, Public M&A, Strategy
Although we often think of the regimes that govern registrations made against personal property as a concern to lenders and their counsel, M&A lawyers and business people are unable to escape this area of the law… at least not completely. As part of the legal due diligence process in almost any M&A deal, registrations against the target's assets will be uncovered. As such, the target and its counsel will want to ensure that any disclosure surrounding these registrations lines up with the representations made in the purchase agreement, and the buyer and its counsel will want comfort surrounding the scope … Continue Reading
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The concept of an "estoppel letter" (also sometimes referred to as an "acknowledgement", "waiver" or a "collateral narrowing letter") in respect of personal property security registrations can be quite puzzling to US clients, as it is a much more common practice to obtain these in Canada than in the United States. However, purchasers in an M&A transaction often rely on estoppel letters for comfort that they are purchasing a target company's assets free of any liens.
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The acquisition of a Canadian business by US-based purchasers is often financed by way of a cross-border credit transaction involving a Canadian borrower (such as when the US purchaser sets up a Canadian company to make the acquisition, often for tax reasons), possibly also a US borrower (or as is common when a new Canadian company is set up to make the acquisition, a US guarantor), and some combination of Canadian and foreign lenders. In cross-border credit transactions involving a Canadian borrower, certain particularities of Canadian law should be kept in mind when structuring and negotiating documentation:
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In my prior post, Seven Considerations for Borrowers Completing an Acquisition, I described seven key issues that borrowers should consider when completing an acquisition. Similarly, if your company is considering a disposition (either of assets or of shares) and is a borrower under a credit facility, it is important to consider whether the proposed disposition will result in a breach of any of the provisions of your credit documentation. Here are five key questions to ask when undertaking a disposition:
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If your company is considering an acquisition, and it also happens to be a borrower under a credit facility, it is important that you review the credit documentation to ensure that the acquisition will not result in a breach of any of the provisions. Here are seven key questions to ask when identifying possible issues under the credit documentation when undertaking an acquisition:
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On Valentines Day, I saw two lines on a little plastic stick. I informed my husband that our lives had changed forever while we were standing in the kitchen of our new lake house, him at the sink and me in a towel.
I went into labor early after screaming a little too loudly during the OU/TX football game. In October of 2009 we welcomed Lulubelle Pigtail into the world.
That's not her real name. That's something my mom used to call me, and something my grandfather used to call my mom.
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Bret Michaels of the hit reality show "Rock of Love" had a medical emergency tonight that shocked his fans. He was in the middle of a concert when he ended up having to leave the stage. Pete Evick has been keeping fans posted on what is going on via Bret's Facebook page on Thursday night. Fans were shocked to see him leave the stage and not even finish the song he was performing.
He shared that he has been working with Bret for five years now. Pete has never seen anything like this happen at all and he was shocked. Bret had to leave the stage and have him take over for him. Michael's blood sugar was so low that he had to leave the stage and stop doing his performance. He wasn't even able to finish the concert but did come on to tell them that he wasn't going to be able to continue.
At this time, they are not updating about how Bret Michaels is doing but he was taken to be checked on. Paramedics are making sure that he will be okay and monitoring him at this time. Updates will continue to come for Bret because they know his fans want to know what is going on with him. His fans are going to the status and sending their prayers to him. They feel like he is strong and that things are going to work out for him. Bret has a great group of fans that are behind him all the way.
The first announcement tonight came on Bret's website. His fans are rushing to look at his page and making it hard to even connect to read the information. It just explained that his blood sugar was low and that he had to leave the stage. This show tonight was in Manchester, New Hampshire.


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Clarion Music Center is one of the first venues in presenting world music in San Francisco. The series was started by Michael Santoro (now executive director of the San Francisco World Music Festival) and Clara Hsu. The venue provided a space for world class musicians to play in front of an attentive audience.
Music of many cultures were presented. Some of the musicians include Stephen Kent (Australian didjeridu), Paul Pena (Tuvan blues), Alan Kushan (Persian santur), Riley Lee (Japanese Shakuhachi), Jie Bing Chen (Chinese erhu), Alessandra Belloni (Southern Italian tambourine), Habib Khan (Indian sitar), the Nigerian Brothers (Nigerian village music), Peter Whitehead (composer and experimental instruments), Forward Kwenda (Zimbabwean M'bira), Glen Velez (frame drums) and Necati Celik (Turkish oud)... the list goes on.
This tiny basement venue went through three floods and a fire during this seven years, but the music series would continue despite all the adversities. Clarion helped launch the first San Francisco World Music Festival. It also presented many benefit events for world musicians and poets in the Bay Area and beyond.
But as all good things must come to pass, Clarion's world music series came to a close on October 21, 2005.
However, during this seven years, many more venues like the Clarion are appearing on the scene, providing opportunities for performers. It is also time for Clara to follow her own artistic path.
For those who have been to our concerts, remember the grey folding chairs, the tiny stage, the stuffy air, the sweat on the performers' foreheads, the beautiful tone of the piano, the incredible vocals, the strangest instruments, the fabulous costumes, and the sense of community and friendship we experience in an evening.
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76th AD hopefuls have Debate in Oceanside … Douglas and Chavez split with Hodges on Prop. 29 Tax, Part-Time Legislature
Six weeks to Election Day in the open 76th AD, and North County voters are getting a better view of the three leaders trying to succeed the termed-out Martin Garrick. Thanks to this debate coverage by the Coast News key differences are emerging. Farrah Douglas and Rocky Chavez back a Part-Time Legislature, while Sherry Hodges is against. Chavez and Douglas oppose Prop. 29's Tax increase on tobacco, but Hodges supports Proposition 29, the Coast News reports (see update below).
Update from Admin (April 20 – 10:18 am)… Hodges contacted SD Rostra to say the Coast News is incorrect, that she has always been opposed to Prop. 29 and has never said otherwise. "My consistent answer on Prop 29 has been, NO, with a capital N and a capital O."
…..Candidates also Stress their Qualifications
Rocky Chavez emphasizes his experience as a US Marine Colonel and former California State Veterans Secretary. Councilwoman Farrah Douglas points to her work for fiscal reform in the city of Carlsbad. Sherry Hodges notes her Encinitas community activism and work as staffer for three state legislators.
…..$735 Million in New Taxes under Prop. 29
The report by the Legislative Analyst published in the State Voter Guide says Prop. 29 on the June ballot would raise a net $735 million in new State revenues with a one dollar-a-pack tax on cigarettes. The money is supposed to be spent on public health and education related to smoking issues.
…..How the 76th was Redrawn for this Election
The 76th Assembly District includes (from North to South) Camp Pendleton, Oceanside, Carlsbad, Vista, and Encinitas. Martin Garrick represents most of the area now, but overall boundaries were redrawn by the State Redistricting Commission last Summer. The main change is to create an all-San Diego county district, rather than one overlapping into Orange County as in the past. San Diego's lone State Redistricting Commissioner, Gil Ontai, deserves thanks for that logical revision.
The top two finishers in the June primary will advance to a November 2012 runoff finale.
DISCLOSURE: Rocky Chavez for State Assembly 2012 is a client.
5 Responses to "76th AD hopefuls have Debate in Oceanside … Douglas and Chavez split with Hodges on Prop. 29 Tax, Part-Time Legislature"
Responding to Admin's addition to this story…
Ray Huard of the "North County Times" also reported Ms. Hodges supporting Proposition 29 at the Oceanside debate. His story is here.
Then in a later follow-up story, Ray Huard wrote that candidate Hodges had clarified her stand on that measure:
"Possible confusion over the use of color-coded cards to answer yes or no questions in a Monday debate led Assembly candidate Sherry Hodges to inadvertently indicate she supported raising the tobacco tax, which she later said she does not."
Hodges was for the Proposition 29 tax at the debate, then she was against Proposition 29 when she thought it over for a few days. Not too decisive for someone with her experience.
From Admin: We looked into it today to see if Hodges had taken a prior position against Prop 29. Indeed she had. End of story.
Sherry Hodges called me yesterday morning, vehemently insisting the same thing–that she supports NO new tax increases whatsoever, not limited to but including Prop 29. I believe her.
I'm not sold on that Michael Reagan-backed idea of a part-time legislature. I'm more in favor of real reform, along the lines of John Cox' 12.000 lawmakers: http://www.utsandiego.com/news/2012/mar/05/local-businessman-seeks-overhaul-of-legislature/
I attended the candidate forum where Sherry Hodges voted for the cig tax. I also attended the tea party debate the following day where she said she did not vote for it and claimed her opponents did. At the forum, she originally voted against the tax and then changed her card to vote for it. She was clearly confused. But her confusion does not excuse her accusations of her opponents. Both newspapers, the North County Times and the Coast News reported correctly that she voted for the tax. She had the NCT print a retraction that she was confused but that does not excuse her behavior of blaming others for her error. She is clearly not ready for prime time and does not have the integrity of what is needed in Public Office.
I was at the debate…there was a vote tally that was being recorded and published as the debate was occurring which said Sherry voted no… and that Rocky and Farrah voted yes…so there was a lot of misinformation.
Sherry has said she will not vote to raise any taxes and she said she would vote no on 29.
LeAnn, if you were there you heard Rocky tell the vote counter that they had gotten his vote wrong and requested they change his vote.
The red/green cards were a silly thing to use and the person doing the vote tally at the debate had Sherry as No on prop 29.


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Is there a way to "Wrap" an application in such a way that outgoing HTTP traffic (i.e. web service calls) goes through a proxy that is configured via a PAC script? The application itself has no built-in proxy support, much less PAC, so I'm guessing the outgoing packets would need to be intercepted and modified (so something like Fiddler). I don't care about HTTPS, just HTTP.
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CONCORD, N.C. -- For years, Humpy Wheeler has done everything and anything he could to turn The Winston into a true all-star event.
From marketing it to building lights around Lowe's Motor Speedway so it could be a Saturday night show, he turned the race into a marquee event.
It may not have been enough.
NASCAR wants to move The Winston away from Lowe's Motor Speedway, which will host its 16th-straight all-star race on Saturday night.
"I remember the year they ran the event at Atlanta and there were only 3,000 people in the stands," driver Ricky Rudd said. "Now I'm guessing there will be over 100,000 on Saturday night, maybe 200,000.
"It didn't start that way and the folks here had something to do with turning it to what it is now. So I'd hate to see something they built move away."
But it's looking more and more like the event will be gone after Saturday night.
The event debuted in 1985, was held at Atlanta Motor Speedway in 1986, and has been at Lowe's in suburban Charlotte every year since.
Teams love the race being held here because most of them are based near the track and its one less weekend on the road for them.
But NASCAR thinks the race needs to move from track to track to create a true All-Star event atmosphere and is in discussions with the series sponsor about how to handle it.
One idea has been combining it with another race at another track to lessen the time on the road. For example, if the race moved to Bristol Motor Speedway, they would run The Winston on a Wednesday night leading up to the Bristol event.
Three-time event winner Jeff Gordon loves the idea of combining the race with another event, but said it should be put with next week's Coca-Cola 600 so that it remains at Lowe's.
"I love it so much at Charlotte, the race track offers some of the best racing on the circuit and its convenient for all the different teams," he said. "But I kind of would like to see it pushed back a little further in the schedule and maybe we could come in to Charlotte on a Wednesday or a Thursday and run The Winston and the 600 together."
Wheeler, the president of Lowe's who has coddled the event and turned it into what it is today, opposes both a move and combining the race with anything else.
"The Winston can't go anywhere but here," he said. "The teams are all here, it's a great race track, it should be here. And running it on a Wednesday or Thursday won't work, either.
"It has to be on Saturday night. It's a show, a Saturday night show and it belongs here. You don't move the Rose Bowl out of Pasadena, do you?"
The possibility of the event moving has Charlotte leaders scrambling to keep it. With the NBA's Hornets headed to New Orleans next season, civic leaders are shuddering at losing an estimated $100 million in tourism money The Winston brings in each year.
So city leaders are planning a pricey promotional blitz to showcase the race and try to persuade NASCAR not to move the event.
Charlotte Mayor Pat McCrory said racing means as much to the area's tourism industry in the two weeks leading up to Memorial Day as the entire NFL and NBA seasons combined.
He said he envisions a permanent NASCAR exhibit that could be open year-round in uptown Charlotte, as well as tours of the more than 300 race shops within 50 miles of the city.
But it might not matter.
There's speculation that Lowe's, which is owned by Speedway Motorsports Inc., will lose the race because of an ongoing war with the France family, which controls NASCAR and the rival International Speedway Corp.
An SMI stockholder recently sued NASCAR under antitrust laws, seeking a second Winston Cup race for Texas Motor Speedway. And SMI is promoting the TRAC racing series, which could become a NASCAR competitor.
So some think that as long as the lawsuit lingers, Lowe's has no chance of keeping The Winston.
"I just can't see that being a factor," Wheeler said. "I'd like to think that hopefully, everybody would play fair when it comes to this."
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This cheesecake is easy to make—but it's definitely not easy to wait till the next day to eat it! The recipe is from a friend I used to work with.—Darlene Brenden, Salem, Oregon
- 1 package (9 ounces) chocolate wafer cookies, crushed (about 2 cups)
- 1/4 cup sugar
- 1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/4 cup butter, melted
- 2 packages (8 ounces each) cream cheese, softened
- 1 cup sugar
- 1 cup (8 ounces) sour cream
- 8 ounces semisweet chocolate, melted and cooled
- 1/2 teaspoon almond extract
- 2 eggs, lightly beaten
- 1 cup (8 ounces) sour cream
- 1/4 teaspoon baking cocoa
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon almond extract
- In a small bowl, combine crust ingredients; reserve 2 tablespoons for garnish. Press remaining crumbs evenly onto the bottom and 2 in. up the sides of a 9-in. springform pan. Chill.
- For filling, in a large bowl, beat cream cheese and sugar until smooth. Beat in the sour cream, chocolate and extract. Add eggs; beat on low speed just until combined. Pour into crust.
- Place pan on a baking sheet. Bake at 350° for 40 minutes (filling will not be set). Remove from oven and let stand for 5 minutes.
- Meanwhile, combine topping ingredients. Gently spread over filling. Sprinkle with reserved crumbs. Bake 10 minutes longer.
- Cool on a wire rack for 10 minutes. Carefully run a knife around edge of pan to loosen; cool 1 hour longer. Refrigerate overnight. Yield: 12-16 servings.
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"Absolutely magnificent. Nothing gets wasted with this chocolate delight."
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"This is a very rich tasting dessert. I had difficulty cutting through the cookie crust, but I'm not sure if that has to do with having to use gluten free cookies or not. That was my only issue with the recipe."
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"Great recipe by the book"
Reviewed Jun. 26, 2012
"Made exactly as described but replaced the almond with vanilla. Served with homemade rasp coulis. AMAZING!"
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"About the expensive chocolate wafers, I buy Oreos, unscrew them and scrape out the filling. Lots of recipes call for the whole cookie but I prefer to remove it."


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This sermon will almost be all scripture. I enjoy it because it allows a church congregation to understand the mind set of a Pastor. It is a different life to lead than the life of a congregation member. But a blessing from Our Father, that all Pastors enjoy with all of their hearts. Please read this, and think of YOUR pastor at your local church, or me, here at SalvationFirst Ministries.
1 Corinthians 2:1-16
When I came to you, brothers, I did not come with eloquence or superior wisdom as I proclaimed to you the testimony about God.
For I resolved to know nothing while I was with you except Jesus Christ and him crucified.
I came to you in weakness and fear, and with much trembling.
My message and my preaching were not with wise and persuasive words, but with a demonstration of the Spirit's power,
so that your faith might not rest on men's wisdom, but on God's power.
Wisdom From the Spirit
We do, however, speak a message of wisdom among the mature, but not the wisdom of this age or of the rulers of this age, who are coming to nothing.
No, we speak of God's secret wisdom, a wisdom that has been hidden and that God destined for our glory before time began.
None of the rulers of this age understood it, for if they had, they would not have crucified the Lord of glory.
However, as it is written: "No eye has seen, no ear has heard, no mind has conceived what God has prepared for those who love him"
but God has revealed it to us by his Spirit. The Spirit searches all things, even the deep things of God.
For who among men knows the thoughts of a man except the man's spirit within him? In the same way no one knows the thoughts of God except the Spirit of God.
We have not received the spirit of the world but the Spirit who is from God, that we may understand what God has freely given us.
This is what we speak, not in words taught us by human wisdom but in words taught by the Spirit, expressing spiritual truths in spiritual words.
The man without the Spirit does not accept the things that come from the Spirit of God, for they are foolishness to him, and he cannot understand them, because they are spiritually discerned.
The spiritual man makes judgments about all things, but he himself is not subject to any man's judgment:
"For who has known the mind of the Lord that he may instruct him?"
But we have the mind of Christ.
1 Corinthians 2:1
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Journalism alumnus Sean McLaughlin spoke with ISU Alumni Association Director Jeff Johnson (right) during the weather segment of NBC's "Today Show" Feb. 13. McLaughlin fills in for Al Roker on "The Today Show" and is MSNBC's weather anchor. Courtesy photo.
Sean McLaughlin, a 1988 graduate of Iowa State's journalism program, has left his meteorologist post at a Phoenix television station to take a job as weather anchor at MSNBC and as Sunday anchor for NBC News' "Weekend Today Show."
McLaughlin had worked at KPNX-TV for a decade before making the move last year to New York City.
"The job has been fantastic—plenty of opportunities during the hurricanes—and plenty of work!" McLaughlin wrote in an email to Greenlee School Director Michael Bugeja.
Sean (pronounced "Scene") noted that he still keeps in touch with electronic media studies emphasis head Tom Beell and Associate Professor Emeritus Steve Coon and also appreciated getting good news from Greenlee.
About his recent success, he wrote: "I owe it all to the School!"
In a news release, Mark Effron, vice president for News Daytime Programming, said, "Sean is multi-talented, and that's what we look for at MSNBC. He can communicate important and potentially life-impacting weather news, and will report from the scene of major weather stories."
Bugeja noted that "Sean embodies the versatility and reporting standards that still define our electronic emphasis."
Beell, McLaughlin's adviser, recalls, "I can still see Sean coming to my office to chat about stories he was working on for the TV news class and his job search. I knew even then he was going to do well..."
"I'm not surprised he's going national," Beell added. "He has everything it takes to be successful in TV—good looks, a pleasant voice, a quick mind and a degree from an excellent journalism program."
Coon wrote in an email that he and McLaughlin are in "semi-regular contact since his move from Phoenix to MSNBC and NBC. He has already substituted for Al Roker on the 'Today Show' as well as continuing his regular gig on the MSNBC weekday and NBC weekend shows."
Coon, who retired in May, was especially appreciative that McLaughlin would "accept my annual invitation to visit our TV reporting class when he was in town for homecoming. That was a highlight of the fall semester because he always had inspiring things to say."
According to Coon, "Sean represents the best of what we look for in broadcast journalists. He has a passion for the business, a charming, genuine on-air personality, and his upbringing reflects the best of Iowa values. Iowa State is fortunate to have had him as a student for four years."
Associate Director Jane Peterson echoes that sentiment, remembering how supportive McLaughlin has been of the Greenlee School and how proud he has been of his degree.
"His success is not a surprise and is well deserved in such a fine young man."
While a student in Ames, McLaughlin also reported for WOI-TV (ABC). Before working at Channel 12 in Phoenix, he reported for KMIR-TV (NBC) in Palm Springs, Calif.


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Speech 1113 Assignments
You will give six original speeches that demonstrate your developing skills including an introductory speech, a symposium speech with an outline, an informative speech with an outline and a visual aid (3 to 5 minutes), a persuasive speech with an outline (3 to 5 minutes), and an impromptu speech and a specialized speech with an outline. You will be assigned a specific day for your presentation with the exception of the impromptu speech which may be requested at any time after we have discussed the criteria. Each speech is designed to build cumulative skills.
You will also write three constructive critiques for other student's speeches for each set of speeches. These critiques will be turned in to the instructor at the end of the class and given to the speaker at the beginning of the next class. We will discuss in detail the criteria for effective feedback and your role as a critical listener with respect to providing and accepting feedback.
The first five journal entries are due on the first Monday following each of your first four speeches. Each entry must include a self-evaluation of the speech, a list of self-improvement goals and strategies for reaching those goals in the next speech. A sixth journal entry will be a reflection of your progress for the entire semester. To prepare this reflective self-evaluation, review your videotape at least twice after class. First time through, note all the things you did well. Congratulate yourself on your accomplishments. Second time through, note the items that you would like to improve. For the final journal entry, review all of your speeches. Then with notes in hand, refer back to the text or class notes to devise a plan of action to accomplish your improvements.
It is imperative that you read the assigned chapters. The text is the primary resource for constructing, organizing, delivering and critiquing public speeches. Your performance will be directly affected by this information. Some, but not all, information will be discussed in class. Please fee free to ask questions on items not covered either during class or during office hours.
You will bring to class three items. Think carefully about which of your possessions, or other items, help you define yourself and place those three small items in a plastic or paper bag.
The Listening Requirements
Expect your classmates to listen critically to your speeches to provide oral and written evaluations of what you did well and what could be improved. Be prepared to do the same for them. We will practice active listening skills and provide non-verbal and written feedback.
The Writing Requirements: Professional Presentation Portfolio
You will compile a Professional Presentation Portfolio to document your work and measure your progress. Use a three-ring binder with a hard cover and divide your portfolio into sections. For a professional touch, you may wish to create a table of contents. Your portfolio should contain at least the following sections:
• Speaker's Journals
• Listener's Critiques (of at least three speakers)
• Presentation Materials
• Key Word Outlines
• Transparencies, Visual Aids, Mind Maps and Handouts if they were used in your presentation
• Peer Evaluation Materials
• Instructor's Evaluation Forms


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