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Jim F. Straw is one of the most successful direct mail marketing professionals in the world. He was born on a farm in Oklahoma and spent his childhood days in Missouri and Kansas. His father was a farmer and an aircraft worker. His farming and blue collar background defined his dedication to hard work and down to earth approach to life. Straw does not believe in hype, and he is very open about his disgust about the practices of some modern marketers to exaggerate things. Although a direct mail marketing man, Straw is not a newbie on Internet marketing. He has extensive experience in online marketing and uses it to complement his direct marketing business.
Today, Jim F. Straw is considered as a legend within the business circles in America. His humble beginnings never prevented him to achieve great success in his field of expertise.
Jim F. Straw began his business career at age 9. He discovered early that he has a knack for selling things and could convince others to buy from him. At that age, he was already selling cans of Cloverleaf Salve and peddling copies of Girt newspaper. His early experience at direct selling enabled him to develop his natural abilities to formulate business plans and to implement them successfully.
Straw's career continued to progress, and he got involved in all sorts of businesses in different industries. He became a successful direct seller and has several lucrative direct-mail marketing business. He also engaged in service contracting, merchandising, warehousing, import-export business, retailing, gold trading and other business ventures. He also plays the trumpet, can sing well and is an effective radio broadcast announcer.
His direct mail marketing business has sold over $250,000,000 worth of products and services. His customer base around the world stands at more than 700,000 direct subscribers and active buyers. Straw also wrote books, manuals, exclusive business courses and executive reports. He wrote about his direct experiences and provided tips to aspiring entrepreneurs.
In 1999, he discovered the power of online marketing and started building his first business website. His online career, however, is secondary to his direct mail marketing businesses. His websites primarily served his offline businesses.
The experience and practices of Jim F. Straw can serve as inspiration for marketing professionals both online and offline. His emphasis on simplicity, leverage, automation and multiplication can help new marketers to become successful in their own fields. This four-way formula to success can be applied on Internet marketing as well as on direct mail marketing businesses.
Jim also believes that there are lots of crappy information products and business solutions being peddled online. His advice to Internet marketers is to always choose a business model that will really work for them and not copy a single standard. Straw also believs that new marketing professionals should not look for easy solutions to run their businesses because there are none.
A quick Google search did not reveal any kind of rip-off report or scam complaints for this Internet Marketing guru. I believe he is worthy of our attention and there are many tips that we can learn from this successful Internet Marketer that we can use in our own lives. Jim F Straw seems to be an honest, respectable guy you can safely do business with.
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A Legend And An Absolute Pleasure To Do Business With
I have done business with J. F. (Jim) Straw since the 1970's and I have found him to be the most knowledgeable and helpful of all the experts I have dealt with.
I paid $997 for his "You Can Be A Millionaire In A Year Or Less" program and it has been worth every penny. The bonuses are awesome too. And, you also get Jim as your mentor for life. He personally answers your emails promptly.
If I were forced to do business with only one person online or offline, that is a no-brainer, it would be J. F. (Jim) Straw.
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by younginoc on March 10, 2010 at 2:31 PM CST
Been a subscriber for over a year
I used to receive his newsletters and classify them as spam, but then looked at a few and realized how valuable they actually were!
Each newsletter I received gave me more tips on how to increase clicks on links through emails, which in turn helped out on an E-Commerce project I was helping out with.
He appears to know the email industry like the back of his hand, he's a brilliant marketer and would love to use talk to him if given the chance.
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by fluffedup on November 8, 2009 at 9:08 PM CST
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Straw isn't too well known on the internet but I've been following him for a while. He's very dedicated and usually thinks of new ways to reach the masses without spamming them.
I signed up for his newsletter a long time ago and it contains a lot of useful information. Every month I get another mail with tips and tricks, I tried a handful of them and got a very satisfying result when checking my webshop sales. I love the fact the newsletter isn't a lame excuse to spam people and force them to buy new stuff Jim makes.
I also got myself his "Power Tools" so I could get more into the whole email marketing, very much worth your time if you ask me. Easy to use, very fast and useful scripts and applications for both the beginning and advanced marketing person. These tools made it very easy for me to start a mailing list, maintain it and integrate it into my website.
You might not have heard from him and his website might look very unprofessional at first, but give it some time and you'll love Straw's marketing strategies.
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The Impossible Job is how some of the recent failures as England manager describe the task which millions of football fans think they could do as easily as nominating Wayne Rooney as goal-scorer-in-chief against San Marino tonight and Frank Lampard to take the penalties.
Today, as Roy Hodgson names his team on the 100th anniversary of the birth of the man warmly remembered as the father of modern English football, it is the ideal time for a little perspective.
The bizarre comings and goings of Rio Ferndinand, the general dearth of central defenders, the career-threatening injuries which miraculously heal in time for the next Premier League game and the fatigue which apparently consumes fit lads in their early 20s at the very thought of playing for their country are mere trifles compared with the giant handicap imposed on the first England manager.
Sir Walter Winterbottom, as he became, was not allowed to pick the team.
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Cut from the same cloth: England managers past and present Roy Hodgson and Sir Walter Winterbottom
Think about that for a moment.
Imagine Hodgson waking up in his Italian hotel this morning and waiting to be told which 11 Englishmen have been chosen to carry the nation's hopes of qualifying for the 2014 World Cup Finals in Brazil….and, by the way, forget about substitutes.
That was how it worked in 1946 when a former PE instructor and Manchester United irregular was drafted out of the RAF into the joint post of national director of football coaching and England team manager.
From then until he resigned 16 years later Winterbottom had his England teams picked for him by the Football Association international committee.
Not his picks: Sir Walter with Frank Blunstone, Ronnie Allen, Johnny Haynes, Joe
Kennedy, Bill McGarry, Jimmy Dickinson, Ronnie Stanniforth and Ray Wood (above), Jimmy Armfield, and Stan Anderson, Roger Hunt (below)
Talking tactics: Jimmy Greaves (left) chats with Winterbottom while England's 1961 team train
Those august but largely uninformed gentlemen gave Winterbottom the burden of responsibility for the nation's dreams but not the power to make them come true. That they kept for their pompous selves.
The frustrations that came with the job back then are thoroughly examined in a new book* about the late Sir Walter's life which has been lovingly compiled by his son-in-law.
Even so, Winterbottom somehow utilised the tools randomly put at his disposal to become the only England manager to achieve qualification for two World Cups.
Sir Alf Ramsey took charge for two Final tournaments but for the first, the one in 1966 which England won at Wembley, he was not required to qualify.
However, what Ramsey did when he took over – in the wake of dear Walter's catastrophic campaign in Chile '62 – was as important in its way as England's so-far solitary glory.
Liberation: Sir Alf Ramsey (right) won the right to pick his own England team ahead of the World Cup in 1966
He demanded the absolute right to team selection. If he hadn't done so it is highly unlikely we would have seen Nobby Stiles, Alan Ball, Martin Peters, Jack Charlton or Geoff Hurst helping the golden triumvirate of Gordon Banks, Bobby Moore and Bobby Charlton to victory over Germany.
At a stroke, Ramsey had removed the single biggest impediment to England success. Unfortunately none of those who have followed have been able to take extract advantage, although Sir Bobby Robson and Terry Venables did go penalty-agonising close to reaching major finals.
Now a manager cut very much from Winterbottom's academic cloth is taking his quixotic tilt at the World Cup windmill. Is it a happy omen that Hodgson is in charge exactly a hundred years on from Sir Walter's birth?
We can but hope.
At least this manager, despite the
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Impossible Job. Not yet, anyway.
Hodgson accepts that the mistake made in preferring John Terry to Ferdinand was his mistake. No mention of pressure from within the labyrinthal bowels of the FA.
No fear: Hodgson leads his England squad in training ahead of the World Cup qualifier in San Marino
Nor should it be beyond the nous of any manager to organise a win over San Marino, who are oft described as minnows but are actually the molecules of international football.
It is Tuesday's visit to Montenegro which is more complex and will thereby provide a more accurate litmus test of Hodgson's ability to man-manage the kind of depleted squad which all countries have to get by with from time to time.
And quite frankly if the Rooney-led players who are available to Hodgson can't bring home at least a draw from Podgorica then there is something terminally rotten in the state of England.
Pesky though the Montenegrans may be, at least Hodgson will stand or fall by his own decisions. That privilege was hard-won by the first two of his predecessors,
Now if the blazers back at FA headquarters were picking his team for him, that really would be The Impossible Job.
*Sir Walter Winterbottom, The Father of Modern English Football, by Graham Morse, John Blake Publishing, hardback £17.99.
Stuart Lancaster does a Graham Taylor, ill-advisedly allowing TV cameras to be flies on the England dressing room wall. Then he invites the media into his squad debriefing so they can hear that humiliating Six Nations Championship-deciding slaughter by Wales being blamed on the referee.
That comes in the wake of lurid drinking escapades by England players. It comes as the likes of Chris Ashton go show-boating in the act of scoring tries, where once the rugged heroes of the 15-man game restrained their celebrations and were equally dignified in victory or defeat.
Blame it on the money. Blame it on the celebrity. Blame it on the referee. Blame it on whatever you want but perish the thought.
Rugby is the new football.
Hang your head: Chris Ashton and England were humiliated at the Millennium Stadium last Saturday
At a swish dinner party thrown in London the other night in aid of Sir Bobby Charlton's anti-landmine charity, Denis Law and Gary Neville mused upon the differential in earnings between their respective generations of footballers.
Law - now 73 but still looking uncannily like the slim, spikey-haired rapier of a goal-scorer of Manchester and Scotland yore – came up with the most striking comparison.
'Did you know,' asked the Law-man with that familiar, mischievous grin, 'that Wayne Rooney earns more in less than a week than the likes of myself made in 18 years?'
Down to earth: Law enjoys a sing-song round the piano with pals (left) and plays dominoes down the pub
We confessed we did not and admitted to being startled by the statistic, which turned out to be even more graphic than it appeared.
Law used the highest salary he ever earned, £200 a week at Old Trafford, to calculate career earnings with Huddersfield, Manchester City twice, Torino and United of £187,000. And that is an over-estimate for a man who scored 237 goals in 404 competitive appearances for United – an average of 1.7 goals a game – and still holds the club record of 46 in a single season.
At his current reported rate of £230,000 a week, Rooney banks £197,000 every six days.
Neville, a thinking man's footballer turned insightful pundit, looked somewhat apologetic. Law told him not to be silly, while Charlton said of Rooney, 'Forget all the publicity. Wayne's a very good lad and none of us begrudge him a penny.'
Home is where the hearth is: Law in 1960
The difference in lifestyle is enormous, too, as illustrated by our photographs of Law taken 53 years ago, at the time of his 1960 transfer from Huddersfield to City at a British record fee of – wait for it - £55,000.
One pictures him sitting by the hearth at his Huddersfield home, another playing a regular game of dominoes in his local pub, the third enjoying a sing-song with his pal Gordon Low and his club landlady Ethel Sobey while her husband Bill plays the piano.
They are a long lifetime apart from not only Wayne's world but also the glamorous surroundings in which we were reminiscing.
The motivating presence of Sir Alex Ferguson, who cites Law as his all-time idol, helped drive the evening's proceeds for Charlton's charity, Find A Better Way, close to three quarters of a million pounds.
In case you were wondering, Rooney – who, by the way, donates generously to charity himself – earns a fraction more than that in three weeks and three days.
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As promised, it's a special midweek edition of The Firewall & Iceberg Podcast, our third annual Roadtrip Podcast.
I think that after three shots, we've mastered the art of recording a semi-audible, moderately unpleasant-to-listen-to car podcast! I apologize for part of the semi-audible part. It's hard to talk directly into a microphone and keep your eyes on the road at the same time. I also apologize for some portion of the ambient noise. Greta isn't the quietest of cars.
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The National Aeronautics and Space Administration's Spitzer Space Telescope (formerly the Space Infrared Telescope Facility) is the fourth and final facility in the Great Observatories Program, joining Hubble Space Telescope (1990), the Compton Gamma-Ray Observatory (1991–2000), and the Chandra X-Ray Observatory (1999). Spitzer, with a sensitivity that is almost three orders of magnitude greater than that of any previous ground-based and space-based infrared observatory, is expected to revolutionize our understanding of the creation of the universe, the formation and evolution of primitive galaxies, the origin of stars and planets, and the chemical evolution of the universe. This review presents a brief overview of the scientific objectives and history of infrared astronomy. We discuss Spitzer's expected role in infrared astronomy for the new millennium. We describe pertinent details of the design, construction, launch, in-orbit checkout, and operations of the observatory and summarize some science highlights from the first two and a half years of Spitzer operations. More information about Spitzer can be found at http://spitzer.caltech.edu/.
Lock-in amplifier error prediction and correction in frequency sweep measurements78(2007); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.2428269View Description Hide Description
This article proposes an analytical algorithm for predicting errors in lock-in amplifiers (LIAs) working with time-varying reference frequency. Furthermore, a simple method for correcting such errors is presented. The reference frequency can be swept in order to measure the frequency response of a system within a given spectrum. The continuous variation of the reference frequency produces a measurement error that depends on three factors: the sweep speed, the LIA low-pass filters, and the frequency response of the measured system. The proposed error prediction algorithm is based on the final value theorem of the Laplace transform. The correction method uses a double-sweep measurement. A mathematical analysis is presented and validated with computational simulations and experimental measurements.
Software defined photon counting system for time resolved x-ray experiments78(2007); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.2428274View Description Hide Description
The time structure of synchrotron radiation allows time resolved experiments with sub- temporal resolution using a pump-probe approach. However, the relaxation time of the samples may require a lower repetition rate of the pump pulse compared to the full repetition rate of the x-ray pulses from the synchrotron. The use of only the x-ray pulse immediately following the pump pulse is not efficient and often requires special operation modes where only a few buckets of the storage ring are filled. We designed a novel software defined photon counting system that allows to implement a variety of pump-probe schemes at the full repetition rate. The high number of photon counters allows to detect the response of the sample at multiple time delays simultaneously, thus improving the efficiency of the experiment. The system has been successfully applied to time resolved scanning transmission x-ray microscopy. However, this technique is applicable more generally.
Practical and simple circuitry for the measurement of small capacitance78(2007); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.2431787View Description Hide Description
Practical and cost-effective circuitry with high sensitivity has been developed to measure a small capacitance using current compensation method. The circuitry uses an electronic switch to periodically connect or separate the capacitor under test from a reference capacitor. When is connected in parallel with the total capacitance becomes . On the other hand, as is separated from , the total capacitance is only . This periodic change of the capacitance generates a periodic square-wave output with an amplitude in proportion to the capacitance of . A high sensitivity of has been achieved, making the circuitry a powerful tool in measuring small capacitances. Three applications have been performed to present its capability: (a) displacement, (b) height of liquid, and (c) angle of tilt. The experimental results demonstrate the performance of the circuitry.


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New leaders sworn in at Waukesha Common Council meeting
Alderman Eric Payne elected as new president
A new era began within the city of Waukesha last week at City Hall.
Jeff Scrima bid farewell as mayor, yielding to his victorious opponent Shawn Reilly, and Eric Payne took over as the new common council president. Local attorney Brian Running was also sworn in as the city's new attorney.
After he was sworn in by Clerk-Treasurer Gina Kozlik, Reilly offered his initial address as mayor at the April 15 Waukesha Common Council meeting.
"I will be ethical, fair and honest," Reilly said during his state of the city address. "I will strive to be confident and timely in my positions and decisions. I want myself and all of the city's decision-makers to always consider the big picture to do what is best for our entire community.
"I'm proud to be Waukesha's mayor."
Scrima bids farewell
As a parting gift for his time as mayor, Scrima received a "Scrima Drive" street sign from former Common Council President Terry Thieme.
Thieme, who ran against Scrima in the mayoral primary, thanked Scrima for his four years of service.
"It takes a lot of intestinal fortitude to be able to run for an elected office," Thieme said. "It's not an easy position, as the aldermen know. ... Mayor Scrima did step forward and do (the job)."
Scrima also received a letter from Water Utility Commission President Joseph Piatt thanking him for his time on the commission.
Scrima made a brief statement at the meeting before Reilly took over.
"Serving the citizens of Waukesha has been a pleasure, and my hope is that the city continues its upward trajectory," Scrima said.
Payne rewarded
In a position voted on by his fellow aldermen, Payne gained the title of council president after he was nominated by Alderman Steve Johnson and then received nine of the 15 votes during a closed ballot selection process.
Joe Pieper, who was the common council president from April 2012-13, was nominated by Thieme, who served in the role during the past year. Pieper received six votes.
Besides running the council's annual Christmas Party, Payne will serve as the spokesman and the representative of the council on many city matters and will fill in when the mayor is out of town or needs to take the floor during a city-run meeting to speak on an issue.
This is the first time during Payne's 10 years as an alderman he is council president.
"I got a good handle at what's going on," said Payne, who represents the city's 2nd District which extends from Waukesha Memorial Hospital and City Hall in the southern part to the Waukesha County Airport in the northern part. "I think I have the respect of the department heads where everything will work out. I'm happy (I was selected) and hopefully I won't let anyone down."
Payne, who was joined on the council by his son Cory last spring and was sworn in earlier in the night to another three-year term, is the third-longest tenured alderman on the council. Only Alderwoman Kathleen Cummings and Johnson have served longer.
"The best thing is helping people, not only in your district but the entire city," Payne said. "That's the best feeling. And there's downsides of it as well, because you can't please everybody."
Others sworn in
In addition to Payne, also sworn in to new three-year terms were aldermen Christopher Hernandez (District 3), Adam Jankowski (District 6), Daniel Manion (District 7), Johnson (District 10) and Andy Reiland (District 13). Peter Bartels was sworn into a two-year term in District 5.
All ran unopposed on April 1 except Reiland, who beat Dean Lemke to retain his seat.
Running, who takes over May 1 for longtime attorney Curt Meitz, defeated Waukesha Plan Commissioner Rick Congdon in the April 1 general election.
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Three Bremen institutions ‒ the Centre for Artists' Publications, the GAK Gesellschaft für Aktuelle Kunst and the Künstlerhaus Bremen ‒ have joined forces to present the exhibition project Inside the City, whose title has its origins in Im Inneren der Stadt, a song on the Hamburg band Kante's Zombi album (Kitto-Yo, 2004). In keeping with these institutions' individual focuses, within the framework of the show they will each explore different aspects of the public space in the contemporary art of the 1960s to the present.
The CENTRE FOR ARTISTS' PUBLICATIONS will directly enter the public space and present art with the means and media of publicness, i.e. with forms of publication. This also includes the opening of a CALL FOR POSTERS, which invites artists to participate with their own designs in a Poster action. The GAK GESELLSCHAFT FÜR AKTUELLE KUNST will stage an exhibition titled "Inside the City: Public Space and Free Space" devoted to current restrictions on the public space and artistic means of questioning, but also circumventing, those restrictions. The Künstlerhaus Bremen, for its part, will present "Inside the City: Digital Influences on the Public Space", concentrating on how digital space creates new ways of regarding the public space as a place of community. With "Inside the City: Artists' Publications as Art in the Public Space", The various artistic approaches represented in "Inside the City" will accordingly not only take up their positions in the exhibition rooms of the three institutions, but in many cases literally spread out into their subject ‒ the public space, the inside of the city.
The city, particularly the European one, is fundamentally defined by the public space. Public spaces can on the one hand be conceived as the squares, parks, streets and paths accessible to and utilizable by all the people in the cities, i.e. the public, without special permission or fundamental restrictions.[1] Yet the term also refers to a meta-space in which public opinion can form without constraint, and access to all information and media is free and can be freely discussed. In this sense, the public space is penetrated by media that in turn generates publicness. Today, what this means above all is mass-media publicness.
Even before Twitter and Facebook, a change had already come about in the constitution and perception of publicness and public space, leading to a fundamental change in the public space itself. In order to satisfy our desire for safety, for example, the number of surveillance cameras and other means of control have continually increased. The privatization and commercialization of formerly public spaces have moreover led to a change in the original functions of those spaces: certain uses are ruled out and certain users excluded, or public spaces are converted into private ones capable of keeping societal and social conflicts on the outside. Another factor contributing to the change of the public space is the expansion of multi-media communication services, for example by way of tablet computers, and the virtualization of the city, for instance via Google Maps, bringing about the further media infiltration of the public as well as an overlapping of the public and the private.
The exhibition will be accompanied by a substantial programme of events and activities enhancing and intensifying the theme in a wide range of different ways, and by a publication.
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I am Adrian Lee, an introvert infopreneur living in Singapore. I spend my time with 1 wife, 2 kids and 3 computers. My passion is in digital electronics, internet business and quantum physics. In this personal blog, I share my notes and journals. Enjoy!
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- Adrian Video Image. #06-33 North Bridge Centre. Apr 1998.
- Adrian Video Image. 84A Neil Road. Apr 2000.
- Adrian Video Image. #01-39 Kim Seng Plaza. Apr 2003.
- Adrian Video Image. #02-42 Kim Seng Plaza. Apr 2005.
- VideoLane Pte Ltd. 1003 Bukit Merah Central #06-07. Apr 2007.
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- Lada 1.3L. Date?
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- Mitsubishi Lancer Station Wagon 1.3L. SBM4164S. Mar 2000.
- Kia Spectra Hatchback 1.6L. SDX8948P. Mar 2003 to Mar 2013.
- BMW-L series (Bus MRT Walk – LRT). Apr 2013
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- Easy Video production for busy people. Minimum setup time. Minimum equipment. Quick content plan.
- Creating an animated video Step by step the easy way.
- How to generate traffic to a product web page.
- Making videos that are more engaging, and capture viewers more effectively.
- How to use google plus with YouTube.
- Update on the latest technology in cameras, lighting, software, etc.
- 2016 Youtube Video marketing cheat sheet.
- Editing iPhone Video on a PC.
- Making videos to sell real estate property.
- Making business videos with iPhone.
- How to make educational and training videos that get the points across.
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- Define beachwear: clothing made to be worn at the beach—beachwear in a sentence.
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Of course, what it is possible for us to do depends on the stories we tell ourselves. A culture embodies a worldview, answers to the fundamental questions of the human condition: What is the Earth? What is the place of humans on Earth? How, then, shall we live? A worldview is so pervasive, so built into the structure of our lives that we don't notice or question it, any more than a trout questions water. Inside the structure of such a story, acts that would otherwise be unthinkable, become all that can be thought.
What story permits fracking's and the industrial growth economy's systematic violence against the Earth? A superhero comic book, I'm thinking, fantasies of planetary subjugation and mastery that stir the loins of boys and Wall Street bankers. That story tells us that we humans are separate from and superior to the rest of Earth's beings, in control of a planet that is ours alone. We are lonely heroes in endless competition. The losers in that competition -- plants, animals, future generations -- should be grateful to live on the toxic trickle-down excess of us winners. Of course, superheroes are exempt from the rules that govern the rest of the world.
Within this story, poisoning ground water and smashing ancient rock for petroleum make perfectly good sense. But that story is wildly inconsistent with emerging ecological and evolutionary understandings.
The time when one set of stories, one worldview, grinds up against another is unstable and dangerous. Things fall apart; the center cannot hold. The facts that people encounter, the feelings they directly experience, no longer fit the story they were born to, but the new story is not yet fully formed, and who can make sense of this tectonic trembling? This a time of shouts and bullies, as the old story struggles violently for control of the narrative.
Then something happens. The old story shatters and a new story emerges to take its place. Philosophers call it a paradigm shift, this sudden leap from one foundational understanding to another. No one can know where it begins: Copernicus' workshop in Poland. Selma, Alabama. The Berlin Wall. The Bakken fracking fields in North Dakota.
North Dakota is the place where fracking has driven the old story to its crumbling edge. It is a reductio ad absurdum of the theory of human domination, to crush the last drop of oil from the rocks, to take everything until there is nothing left to take, to wring out the washrag to drink the spilled wine -- and to claim that this is right and smart. Suddenly, this is inconceivable. Literally that, unthinkable -- because it can only make sense inside a system of thought that is now being shattered with every underground fracturing of ancient rock.
A very new, or very old, story is beginning to take its place. It's an ecological-ethical-indigenous account of human kinship in a world that is interconnected, interdependent, finite, beautiful and resilient. Like any worldview, it provides a measure of what is sensible and good:
Because we understand that the world's systems are interconnected, we realize that damage to any part is damage to the whole. This is the foundation of justice.
Because we understand the world is interdependent, we acknowledge our reliance on one another and on the life-giving systems of the Earth. This is the foundation of compassion.
Because we recognize that the Earth is finite, we embrace an ethic of restraint and precaution to replace a destructive ethos of excess. This is the foundation of prudence.
Because we understand the planet's systems are resilient, we are called to stop the harm and undo the damage that has been done. This is the foundation of hope.
Because the Earth is beautiful, we will refuse to tolerate the oil industry's wars against the Earth. This is the beginning of moral courage.
Kathleen Dean Moore is a contributor to Writers on the Range, a service of High Country News. She is a writer and distinguished professor of philosophy emerita at Oregon State University. She is a contributor to the book, Fracture: Essays, Poems, and Stories on Fracking in America, that will be published December 2015.]]>
"His mom is around here someplace," he says, wrinkling his brow, looking and not finding her. "He's sick. He needs a mom." That, I think, is undoubtedly true.
Just last year, this cove was full of sea stars. We saw them in every damp crevice, heaps of them, the purple stars, Pisaster ochraceus, and mottled stars, Evasterias troschelii, not only purple, but green, red, brown, orange. This year, my grandson and I come across only two or three, here and there, splayed on the shingle. The ones that remain are wasting away — a hideous process. Lesions form. Tissues around them decay, so the sea star flattens and falls apart. An arm may crawl away, but soon it too turns to mush. Around our boots, torn arms and the wispy scraps of wasted sea stars float on the incoming tide.
I don't know if this is a result of the warming sea, as some research suggests, or if it's a pathogen, or most likely both together — I guess no one knows. And which one is worse, I don't know either. But these days so many local catastrophes are linked to the planetary catastrophe — a world getting hotter and hotter — and I am afraid for the small child at my side.
Leaning over, he pries up a large rock. The bottom is plastered with baby sea stars, no bigger than his thumb, and they are firm to the touch.
"Not sick," he says, and looks up at me with a 3-year-old's grin, which is the most winning, the most beautiful grin in the history of creation, a grin for the triumph of the babies. I don't know about the prospects of the young ones. I imagine that these sea stars, smaller than a dime, are destined also to waste away to a lace of flesh that folds, refolds as small waves push it to shore — just as sea stars are dissolving all along the Pacific Coast, Mexico to Alaska.
If only there were a mom around here who could shelter the babies and comfort us all. But what would such a mother do? How could she bear the sadness? I can't think of anything worse for a mother — or a grandmother — than to feel helpless, as pieces of her child's world break off and quietly go away.
A warning from Stanford scientists has badly shaken me — that unless we take immediate action, by the time today's children are middle-aged, the life-support systems of the Earth will be irretrievably damaged. I am holding the hand of a small child in a yellow raincoat and orange bib overalls. His little boots have long ago filled with water. His hair is damp and smells of salt. And I am staring at my boots and thinking of what it could possibly mean to this child, to live on a planet whose life-supporting mechanisms have frayed and fallen apart.
He sucks in his breath. "Hey! Guys! Come close and look. Come close and look." Under a blade of rainbow kelp, he has found the red, orange-spiked, gooey sea animal called the California sea cucumber, Parastichopus californicus. How beautiful it is, and how beautiful is the human impulse to be astonished.
But there's this: Yesterday, on a beach only two miles from this one, sea cucumbers by the hundreds washed up, dead. I'd never seen anything like that before. Gloriously colored animals sagging under the sudden weight of the world, they rolled in with the tidal detritus, tangled in seaweed and slime.
What does this mean for our children, yours and mine, this dying? Can children thrive in a world where other species are vanishing as they watch? I just don't know. And what does it mean for us, the parents and grandparents who desperately love these children?
People ask me: Why do you try so hard to stop the fossil-fuel industries that are over-heating the oceans and the air? You are just one person, and the dying has already begun.
My only answer is this little guy in the yellow slicker, who is just now squatting to touch a pair of rock blennies that are flicking around the damp sand. "Look," he says, "This baby fish is still happy, and this one feels good, too."
Kathleen Dean Moore is co-editor of Moral Ground: Ethical Action for a Planet in Peril and an advocate for a fossil-fuel free future. She writes from Columbia Cove in southeast Alaska.]]>
The quiet is so intense, I can almost hear moonlight rustling through the flakes of snow. The rustling deepens to a rumble I feel in my back, as a train keens through its tunnel under the mountain. With a loud crack, a branch gives way under its burden of snow and both limb and burden thud into the drift. Bent under snow, trees lean over the trail.
Each tree bears its burden in its own way. The drooping leader of a mountain hemlock curls under the weight of snow. As more snow piles on its back, it bends even more, so the tree looks like an old woman under a heavy shawl. The Douglas firs collect mounds of snow on each spreading branch. This deep into winter, the heaps of snow have become a burden almost too heavy to bear. I think of the Douglas fir as a tree that flings its arms wide, but now it holds itself tight, as if it were frightened, or cold. I remind myself to be careful. I do not want to get lost.
Here is an open slope through a burn. Black spars emerge from the snow. I look behind to be sure I can find my way back to the shelter after my hike. From the burn, I can see the silhouette of the little three-sided log lean-to in the distance. My friends will be talking quietly there, warmed by the wood stove. A beam of light flashes from the lean-to, a headlamp probably, and sparks rise suddenly from the stovepipe.
In winter camp, we often write blessings on pieces of paper and place them on the coals to send them into the night. Each paper convulses, browns, shrinks into itself, but even then, the blessing remains, the track of the pencil still legible in raised ridges on the ash. Finally the wish catches fire and lifts away on an updraft. After only a moment in the cold air, the spark winks out and the ash drifts down again, a black fleck on the snow. For a son, peace. For a daughter, a day without pain. For our friends, hope. Or if not hope, then courage.
Our friends' son-in-law is desperately sick, and what we had talked about in the lean-to before I walked out into the night were treatments, prognoses, doctors' appointments, the sullen battle between the schedule desk and the growing disease, a battle waged against time and pain and digital voices on the phone. Every sentence of our conversation had been tight with hope. Only the silences despaired, and so we filled them with talk and plans.
I turn back to the trail, flipping on my headlamp. This frightens me, how completely the narrow beam deepens the darkness. I switch off the light and the blue night reappears. What am I doing out here, where I'm not quite sure of the way? The moon lights the snow that kicks up with each step, a white puff ahead, a plume behind. I flap along the trail between rows of trees with their cold burdens, bent and robed like monks at prayer.
"Prayer is when the night falls over thought," said the French philosopher Alain, and maybe the forest is a prayer tonight, bent under the weight of all that winter, the whole world on its knees. Hush. My snowshoes move through the drifts. Hush: one snowshoe, then another. There is no other sound. Down the trail through the trees, I see the cabin's light, closer now. There is the glow of the lantern behind the pile of snow, shadows of people moving, and a candle stuck into the snowbank to guide me in.
Sparks fly from the stovepipe, and the hopes they carry swirl on a rising wind. The same gust dislodges snow from the crown of a Douglas fir just down the trail. The limb springs up, tossing off its load of snow. The weight of that snow dislodges the drift on the next limb. That limb lifts as if it would take flight and, one after another, branches crouch in a sudden downward movement, then fly wildly up, flinging snow into the moonlight.
The limbs bounce — bobbing, birdlike wings — and come to rest, barely visible through lightly falling snow. There is a long silence. Then one more limb flies up, flinging snow, startling into flight a chickadee that had taken shelter for the night.
Kathleen Dean Moore is professor of environmental philosophy at Oregon State University. Her most recent books are Riverwalking, Holdfast, and The Pine Island Paradox, winner of the Oregon Book Award.]]>


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OVERTURNED: Florida Court Declares Out-of-State Gay Adoptions Legal
Adoptions by gays and lesbians is prohibited in Florida, the only state that explicitly targets homos (other states ban gay adoption by limited it to married couples). But what about same-sex couples who adopt children in other states, then move to Florida — are those legal adoptions no longer recognized? As of today's ruling, they will be.
NCLR: "Today, the Florida Court of Appeals unanimously reversed a lower court ruling and held that Florida must give full faith and credit to adoptions granted to same-sex couples by other states, holding that Lara Embry, the plaintiff in the case, 'must be given the same rights as any other adoptive parent in Florida.' The court based its decision on the Full Faith and Credit Clause of the federal constitution and a Florida statute requiring Florida to honor adoption decrees from other states. Noting that 'there are no public policy exceptions to the full faith and credit which is due to judgments entered in another state,' the court concluded that 'regardless of whether the trial court believed that the Washington adoption violated a clearly established public policy in Florida, it was improper for the trial court to refuse to give the Washington judgment full faith and credit.' A concurring opinion further noted that Embry's 'same-sex relationship with [the other parent] is irrelevant for the purpose of enforcing her rights and obligations as an adoptive parent.'"
So how'd we even get here? "The case arose when Lara Embry filed a petition seeking shared custody of a child she had raised with her former partner, Kimberly Ryan. The couple had two children together. Each gave birth to one child, and each adopted her non-biological child through a second-parent adoption in the state of Washington, where the family lived. The couple moved to Florida, and their relationship ended several years later. They agreed to share custody of both children and did so successfully until Ryan unilaterally decided to separate the children, who are deeply bonded as siblings, and cut off all contact between Embry and one of the children."
Meanwhile, another court case is working its way through the system that addresses Florida's in-state adoption ban — which has more hope of yielding a favorable outcome than the bills snaking through the legislature right now — and many expect it to make its way to the Florida Supreme Court.
So no more breaking families apart in Florida? I hope so.
I use to live in Florida.
Florida has a large LGBT community.
Knowing this, I still cannot understand why Florida consistently votes against LGBT rights. Do not the LGBTs in FL exert enough political pressure to make a difference?
What about all of the lesbians and gays in Tampa, Orlando, Miami, Ft. Lauderdale, and Key West? What the hell are they doing?
Now this is GREAT news! These kids can now get the love and homes they deserve without the screwball right wingers in the mix!!
So I just looked at the new "redesigned" Queerty to see if it has improved since its disastrous unveiling. Sad to say, it looks worse than ever! I will definitely continue to use the classic version.
This wasn't even a close case. Courts in VA, OK and MI have reached the same conclusion.
@kevin (not that one):
The votes don't actually matter. They aren't counted in Florida.
We have had electronic election machinery in Florida for ten years. In this last election, they used paper ballots, but the ballot-counting was electronic, and *NO* manual audits or recounts were conducted. In Florida, after a ballot has been scanned and "counted" electronically, it is illegal to count it again by any other means. The only "recounts" are done by re-totalling the "counts" that come out of the electronic scanners. We *KNOW* that the electronic scanners are rigged. That has been proved beyond any doubt. But the law still says that the electronic scanners must be used, and that their counts cannot be verified (or refuted) manually.
Of course, there are also a fair number of bigots who live here. So they only have to flip ten percent or so of the votes to make it look legitimate.
@kevin (not that one):
I would venture to say that because Florida is a retirement haven for old folks and that because old folks have deep seated prejudices against gay and lesbians, that these old folks are enough of a voting block to keep LGBT rights from materializing.
A Florida appeals court recognizing the Full Faith and Credit Clause seems to pose…an interesting slippery slope? What precedent does this set when someone sues to have their marriage legally performed in another state recognized by Florida? Any Florida legal expert reader care to comment?
agreed. We need to enlist Sarah Silverman to make the "Great Schlep" a yearly thing around voting time.
That would help our community as well as her career.
Hallelujah! Such great news! Feeling the momentum!
To this very minute I can't imagine why anyone would willingly live or retire in FL.
does this open the door to a Florida couple adopting a child in Georgia and returning to the state?
@kevin (not that one): I lived in South Florida where there is a considerable amount of gays (and seniors); however, north Florida, I would assume, is not as diverse and is more conservative, young and old.
Joe – DOMA (Defense of Marriage Act) prevents states from having to abide by the Full Faith and Credit clause when it comes to same-sex marriages in other states. It also prevents the federal government from having to recognize the marriages. Once this act is overturned (and hopefully it will be), a marriage performed in any state would have to be recognized by the receiving state.
I hope the Floridian right wingnuts don't propose some sort of constitutional amendment to "fix" this decision. But I am bracing myself for it. Florida is one sad excuse for paradise.
We are not sitting on our duffs if thats what you are trying to imply…unfortunatley Florida is comprised of more than just our urban areas…
Lots of gay-hating Hispanics in Florida and seniors who are ready to drop.


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Hi All,
Sorry if this sounds naive but I have never been to Chicago
My questions are as follows:
1. From NY I can ctake a flight either to MDW or ORD - which is better for me in terms of less delays and ease of access to city (and price of cab / subway)?
3. If you've been to Chicago as a tourist, or live there, how long would you recommend I stay?
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Located in Callian, Résidence Vacances Bleues Le Château de Camiole is in a rural location and within the region of Malpasset Dam and Claux Amic Golf Club. This 4-star residence is within the region of Musee d'Art et d'Histoire de Provence and International Perfume Museum. Relax at the full-service spa, where you can enjoy massages and facials. You can take advantage of recreational amenities such as a spa tub, a fitness center, and a seasonal outdoor pool. Featured amenities include multilingual staff and laundry facilities. Planning an event in Callian? This residence has 2153 square feet (200 square meters) of space consisting of conference space and meeting rooms. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite. Make yourself at home in one of the 201 guestrooms, featuring kitchens with refrigerators and microwaves. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and digital programming is available for your entertainment. Conveniences include sofa beds and day beds, and you can also request cribs/infant beds (complimentary).
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This club resort is situated in Callian, a village nestled in the hillside of the Pays de Fayence, halfway between Cannes and St. Tropez, sharing the tranquillity of a Provençal village and the hectic lifestyle of the Côte D'Azur. Cannes and its railway station are around half and hour's drive from the hotel, while Callian and its shops are a 5-minute drive away. The Lac de St. Cassien lake is a 15-minute drive from the hotel and the beach at Fréjus is roughly half an hour away. Cote D'Azur International Airport is approximately 56 km from the club resort.
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