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I had to get these in my latest order. Had to. I missed out on the first batch and I did not want to miss out again. Cat Nap and Puppy Love are from ColourPop's collaboration with NKLA. Working with Best Friends Animal Society, all proceeds from these shadows go to their fight to end the killing of dogs and cats in America's shelters. They are working to make Los Angeles a no-kill city in 2017 with the NKLA initiative. #SaveThemAll
Getting one or both of these shadows at $5 US each means you're helping with a donation of $5 or $10 US and you get a pretty eyeshadow in the deal. It's a win-win for your conscience and your vanity drawer. Both Cat Nap and Puppy Love are still available for purchase at the time of this post. Below are my swatches. To read further thoughts on the ColourPop formula, I went into more detail on this post.
Tuesday, February 21, 2017
NKLA x ColourPop Puppy Love and Cat Nap Super Shock Shadows
I had to get these in my latest order. Had to. I missed out on the first batch and I did not want to miss out again. Cat Nap and Puppy Love are from ColourPop's collaboration with NKLA. Working with Best Friends Animal Society, all proceeds from these shadows go to their fight to end the killing of dogs and cats in America's shelters. They are working to make Los Angeles a no-kill city in 2017 with the NKLA initiative. #SaveThemAll
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Friday, February 17, 2017
15 Songs Currently Getting Me Through My Days Working at Home
Now, this isn't geared specifically at those who work from home. It's just songs that I have had on repeat that make my days just that much better. I like a good mix of tempos that typically depends on the task I'm doing. If it's my photography or cooking, give me the upbeat stuff to keep me moving. If it's editing and writing, I most often prefer slower. So here are 15 songs that are currently helping get me through my work day. And do please share a favorite or two of yours and I'll be sure to look for it on Spotify!
- It's Quiet Uptown - Kelly Clarkson
- Touch - Little Mix
- Castle On the Hill - Ed Sheeran
- Better Man - Little Big Town
- I Don't Want to Live Forever - Zayn ft. Taylor Swift
- Million Reasons - Lady Gaga
- Make Me (Cry) - Noah Cyrus ft. Labrinth
- I Feel It Coming - The Weeknd ft. Daft Punk
- Chunky - Bruno Mars
- Reminder - The Weeknd (explicit lyrics)
- All I Ask - Adele
- I Need a Dollar - Aloe Blacc
- Hold Up - Beyonce
- Work From Home - Fifth Harmony
- John Wayne - Lady Gaga
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Wednesday, February 15, 2017
E.L.F. Cosmetics Contour Palette in Light/Medium
I got this little gem for Christmas. I don't have a lot of Eyes Lips Face items, but two of their things are among my all-time favorites- the powder brush and the eyebrow kits. I highly recommend both of those items. I originally wanted the Illuminating Palette, but my husband couldn't find it and grabbed this Contour Palette instead. No complaints here! Though I do still hope to find the Illuminating one and add it to my collection at some point. Short story shorter: my husband did good.
Continue reading for my review and swatches of the Contour Palette in Light/Medium!
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Labels: drugstore, makeup, product review, swatches
Friday, February 10, 2017
ColourPop Cosmetics Party Trick Eyeshadow Set
Can I just write a love letter to ColourPop on Valentine's Day? Because this is turning into a real love affair. For so long, it was easy to avoid the brand due to them not shipping here and then having high shipping costs. Then, they started offering special shipping discounts here and there and so began the addiction. And even with the weak Canadian dollar, it still goes a long way. Even better if you use the $5 off coupon for signing up for emails, wait to order during a 20% sale, or order when shipping is free.
As much as I love them, I need to cool my jets and this is part of what I think will be my last order for a while. I'll be sharing the other items in upcoming posts. The Party Trick eyeshadow set is still available and you get 6 eyeshadows for $25 US. Considering one eyeshadow is $5 US, you're getting the sixth one for free. All of the shades in the kit are also available separately, but I've read that they are discontinued shades that they have only brought back for a limited time. I've already delved into the formula and what I like and don't like about it, so this post is just reviews and swatches of the actual shades.
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Labels: colourpop cosmetics, product review, swatches
Wednesday, February 8, 2017
New From Bite Beauty: The Lip Pencil in 020 and 044
In this post, I'm reviewing and swatching Bite Beauty's new lip pencils in 020 and 044. Along with those, I'll also have swatches for their Amuse Bouche lipsticks in Honeycomb and Whiskey that go hand-in-hand with the lip pencils. I only had three Bite lipsticks prior to this and all are in the old formula before it was replaced with the Amuse Bouche. So all of these items are new to me and I look forward to sharing my thoughts.
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Labels: influenster, product review, Sephora, swatches
Monday, February 6, 2017
Blog of the Month: February 2017
In January, Melanie from I'm Not a Beauty Guru was my featured blogger. You can read that post and see other past featured blogs under the "blog of the month" label! Being my blog of the month gets you a designated blog post, a sidebar button, and a mention on my Twitter account. The sidebar button stays up all month long. I don't believe in necessarily making bloggers pay for advertising and I'd much rather show you blogs that I really enjoy reading. And I hope you end up enjoying them too!
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Labels: 2017, blog of the month
Friday, February 3, 2017
InstaMonth for January 2017
I don't know if you guys enjoy these posts or not, but I like doing them. I've taken a few pictures from my Instagram feed from last month to share on here. I'd love it if we followed each other on there. It can be disheartening to keep seeing your numbers go up and down due to the follow to unfollow craze going around. It's gotten to the point that if I see someone with 15k+ followers but they are only following 500 and I don't know them personally, I immediately get suspicious of why they are following me.
I understand wanting to grow, boy do I understand it. I just don't happen to like this method of mass following and unfollowing. It's not the first time I've mentioned this, it just seems to be getting more popular recently. And though it takes a lot longer to grow, I'd much rather work on organically following, commenting, and liking to grow my account. To each their own, of course. I do love following all of you on there and talking back and forth!
Anyway, here's some of my latest snapshots. I hope you all have a great weekend!
4. The best way to spend a snow day! // 5. Sephora Boxing Day haul. // 6. Lush goodies!
7. All about that base. ;) // 8. A few Christmas goodies. // 9. Tarte Pretty Posse set.
10. Arbonne's Cardinal gloss. // 11. Tea and macarons. (P.S.- I want more!) // 12. Testing these out.
13. Valentine's Day gift ideas. // 14. All about my 2017 goals. // 15. Latest ColourPop haul.
16. January favorites. // 17. Can I just live in this eShakti dress? // 18. Buxom Bundle Up, Baby set.
Wednesday, February 1, 2017
Cocoon Apothecary Skincare
If you read my post on my 2017 goals, you'll know that one of them is to spend a little more one-on-one time with my skin. I don't have bad skin, I just don't always treat it right. For the past month, I've had the opportunity to try a few products by Cocoon Apothecary. I'm reviewing the Starter Kit and the Ancient Mud facial mask.
First, I'd like to give a little insight to the brand. Cocoon Apothecary is a Canadian brand based out of Kitchener, ON that has been going since 2004. All items are plant-based, organic, and vegan. The best part is that they are formulated to help sensitive skin, which is one of my biggest problem areas with a lot of skincare products. Because everything is made in small batches, you're always getting a fresh bottle or jar.
Here's what I think of everything!
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Brown: Greens will keep Coalition 'on the leash'
With the environment sidelined by the major parties, former Greens leader Bob Brown has waded into the election campaign to warn that voters will be 'appalled' by the Coalition's plans for environmental protection, as James Bourne reports.
Echoing former Democrats leader Don Chipp's cry to 'keep the bastards honest', former Greens leader Bob Brown has entered the 2013 election campaign to vow that the party he led to a record result in 2010 will keep an Abbott government 'on the leash'.
Voters have to know that if they vote for the Coalition, they are voting for dismantling a very modest effort to hold back the rush of global warming, and that's a huge threat to our grandkids.Bob Brown
Mr Brown paraphrased former Prime Minister Paul Keating in attacking the Coalition, claiming that 'there's a little shiver...going to run down the spine' of voters if an Abbott government is elected on Saturday.
'The Greens will keep them on the leash, as I think we're going to see the best result ever for the Greens,' Mr Brown said.
'What I won't be having any part of in the coming years is people saying "oh, we didn't vote for him" or "we didn't know he was going to do this"... I'll be very much on the front foot as saying "yes, you knew".'
With Abbott repeatedly calling the September 7 election a referendum on the Carbon Tax, a Coalition victory could be considered as providing a mandate for the repeal of the tax. As a key architect of the policy, the former Tasmanian senator says the Greens will fight for the survival of a price on carbon pollution.
'Voters have to know that if they vote for the Coalition, they are voting for dismantling a very modest effort to hold back the rush of global warming, and that's a huge threat to our grandkids,' Mr Brown said.
'Not just to their environment and their lifestyle, but [on] current predictions, somewhere between 5 per cent and 20 per cent of their income will be sapped as we try to deal with the damage that global warming [will cause].
'The Greens are growing in the polls every day as we go towards the election as people start to see what the Abbott government will be like, and that is also a mandate for the Greens to stand firm.'
Polls suggest that there is a chance the Greens will no longer hold the balance of power in the Senate, with the party facing the prospect of losing senate seats to the Coalition in Western Australia and South Australia. Asked if losing the balance of power would call into question the business model of Australia's 'blocking' party, Mr Brown said that a landslide result in both houses would make the role of the Greens more important than ever.
'If Labor loses it's going to take them quite a while to get back up on their feet, while the Greens will be in the parliament the first day it sits, on the front foot,' he said.
Mr Brown also called Abbott's pledge to revoke the World Heritage Listing granted to 170,000 hectares of Tasmanian tall Eucalypt forests a 'u-turn on Australia's proud global efforts.'
'Here we have in this wealthy country these huge and magnificent forests...and we've got a prospective Prime Minister, as of next Sunday, saying I'm going to remove world heritage, to allow industrialised logging and woodchipping back in there to continue the job of destruction,' Mr Brown says.
'I think most prospective voters will be appalled to know that that's his stated intention.
'This is a maverick attitude to take us back to before the Whitlam Government...as far as the approach to Australia's terrific natural and cultural heritage is concerned.'
The Greens will also stand opposed to Coalition plans to return environmental planning oversight to the states. His party is calling for an expansion of federal responsibility to cover all environmental issues.
'The Greens have moved, repeatedly, to put the triggers into environmental law that would empower our federal government to protect things of such national value. But here we have Tony Abbott saying he'll get rid of what protection powers the federal government essentially has now and hand them back to the states.'
'Instead of changing the way we're going, Tony Abbott is saying, "let's put our foot on the development accelerator" and remove the sensible, if very much limited, environmental review that we do before we allow the expansion of our impact on the country.'
- Bob Brown
- former Senator for Tasmania and leader of the Australian Greens
- Reporter
- Gregg Borschmann, Environment Editor
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Mike McDermott :
04 Sep 2013 1:46:44pm
1. On the one side, we have those we know to have got us into a war based on lies, those lies to embark on course where killing innocent people was inevitable, and on the other side, those who did not.
2. On the one side, we have a leader who went ballistic on the carbon tax, ostensibly as it was a broken promise , but more likely because he thought that climate change was crap and it offended his political masters (see 1. above), and on the other we have those who did not.
Don Chipp's call to keep the bastards honest failed. It is much harder to get the bastards honest, but if we are are to try I suggest we should not start by re-electing those who supported those who lied to kill.
Peter :
04 Sep 2013 5:58:09pm
Good on you Bob Brown. Thank you again for all the work you've done and still do on behalf of those who realise Australia is not an endless magic pudding to use up and throw away.
In 2013 it beggars belief that educated people could still deny on partisan grounds that we need to do something serious about climate change.
Not to mention, the return of the 'greed is good' mantra - are we seriously going back to that era of vulgar excess?
We've got enough problems without people like the Libs and Nats telling us to cut down our remaining hundreds of years old forest to turn into cheap woodchips, and send animals to the Middle East and Indonesia to be tortured to death in the name of 'ritual killing'.
PostGrowthWorld :
04 Sep 2013 6:41:48pm
The eco-fraud Greens will not be keeping anyone on leash while they remain silent on population growth.

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Archaeological remains and museum in the Languedoc. Sited near Loupian and signposted from there the attraction opened at 1.30pm.
Guides are available written in different languages and guided tours are given at certain times, best to check.
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Discussion in 'Other Christian Denominations' started by TaliOrlando, Sep 7, 2007.
Is Levithian in the Bible a Dinosaur. ???
He could be a sea dwelling one -
However the violent land-based dinosaurs (of great size) were all destroyed in the flood.
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Actually, all dinosaur kinds alive at the time of the flood would have been on board the ark. Those that were on the ark that are now extinct died out after the flood.
I agree. Two of every kind, seven of clean. No one kind of animal was left out. If dinosaurs existed prior to the flood, some would have gone on the ark and been preserved.
Here's a question...
Were fish and sea acreatures killed during flood? I would think not, but I was told that every living thing upon the earth was destroyed.
Every living thing that was upon the face of the ground... Is that speaking of just life on land, or both land and water?
If water also, then would not God have had to create more sea dwelling creatures since we have them today?
I read it to mean life on the ground (earth). There is no account that I am aware of where God re-created anything after the flood and we don't see anything about Noah gathering fish 2 X 2. :laugh:
Genesis 7:14 states, "They had with them every wild animal according to its kind, all livestock ['cattle' in the Greek] according to their kinds, every creature ['reptile' in the Greek] that moves along the ground according to its kind and every bird according to its kind, everything with wings."
Leviathan was not a dinosaur, but behemoth probably was, living in the river valleys where water and warmth from the ongoing geologic processes after the Flood were there to sustain the massive weight and food requirements.
There are massive amounts of evidence that men after the Flood were very much aware of dinosaurs and other of the animals which supposedly died out 'millions' of years before man. Historical records from Alexander the Great, from Egypt, art from various places around the world....one has to refuse the evidence to say man was unaquainted with live dinosaurs just a few thousand years ago.
Fish did not need rescuing. Neither did any seafaring animal nor did the insects. Many were killed, but many survived.
Leviathin's current address: Loch Ness
How do you know this for sure?
Fresh water fish cannot live in salt water.
The word behemoth is an Egyptian derivative for 'water-ox', and was the word most accurately used to describe the hippopotamus. The leviathan (crocodile) and the hippo dwell together with their young side by side. Both are ferocious killers and yet dwell together in harmony. It is only natural to use them as objects to bring man to humility.
When one has a worldwide flood, all land creatures will be killed, when the flood recedes many ocean bearing creatures will be beached. You can come up with quite the combination of imaginary animals from a whale skeleton mixed with a moose skeleton mixed with a horse skeleton mixed with whatever else is in the sea.
This explains why areas are known as 'dinosaur digs'. They are simply low spots where the floating dead pooled together with the dying sea creatures.
Since there are no other so-called records of dinosaurs in the Bible, I see no need to believe they even existed.
Reading the whole of the chapter that the leviathan is in I cannot come to the conclusion that it is a crocodile. I beleive it is some sort of fire breathing dragon.
It is said the leviathan breathed fire. Never known a crocodile to be said to do that.
After eating some jalapenos, I have breathed fire myself. :laugh:
Rain and "The fountains of the deep" are fresh water.
The real question is -- where were the sea water bound fish? Were their sections over land where the water was fresh and over the oceans where the water was salty?
Well - we agree to this much - only the land animals that came across on the ark would have survived and among those many have gone extinct.
The breath of a crocodile when they come up out of the water after holding their breath for a length of time is very hot, and is what they use to expel heat.
When they first come up out of the water with water still in their nose and breath out sharply, it has been known to give the appearance of fire and smoke.
Am I understanding you correctly...you do not believe that dinosaurs ever existed? You do know that when the Bible was translated into English, the word, "dinosaur", had not been coined/invented yet. Therefore, any reference to creatures that were dinosaurs would not have been called dinosaurs. There is very good reason to believe that the Behemoth and the Leviathon were real animals, and their description best matches that of dinosaurs.
I have to ask another ? about this . . .
Haven't you ever been to the museum? How do you explain the bones of various dinos? These aren't horse and moose skeletons combined. The scale is beyond anything you describe and they make a cohesive animal. I am amazed you would deny what your own eyes tell you just because the Bible doesn't mention them. It also doesn't mention telephones, yet I know they exist because I can see and touch one.
Yes, strange as it may seem, you are understanding me correctly. I don't believe dinosaurs ever existed.


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Smith said he's taking a long look at things off the football field when it comes to making a decision.
"I want to major in engineering," he said. "I think Notre Dame and Cal have a better engineering program. Well, actually, I don't know. SC got a big grant, so they're all about the same."
Smith said he plans to lean on his mother, Audrey, to help him make his decision. She has encouraged him to take a good look at Cal and Notre Dame. He has a lot of pressure around him to commit to the Trojans because his older brother, Steve Smith, has starred at USC the past three seasons. But in the end, count on mom's feedback to mean a lot in his final decision.
"She just wants me to make sure that I see everything," Smith said. "She doesn't want me to limit myself to SC. That's basically it. I think a lot of people just automatically think it's SC, but that's not it at all. It's a tough decision."
But making tough decisions is nothing new for the Smith family. Malcolm watched his older brother go through the recruiting process when he was also a highly recruited prospect. Since the family is going through the process a second time, it has made things a little less hectic.
"Just watching my brother go through the recruiting process has helped me tremendously," Smith said. "It helped me to know what I'm going through now. My brother just gives me a lot of � advice about what I should look out for. I can tell what coaches are being upfront and honest with me. I can also tell when they're just giving you the recruiting pitch and trying their best to sell you on their school.
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"Actually, the first idea I had was something called 101 Uses For Your Murdered Sister," reflects Rebecca Peyton. "I sat on the bus and wrote down all the things that I'd had the chance to do because of the fact that Kate had been murdered."
We are sitting in a vaulted, panelled space – part attic, part theatre – above the dining room of west London's Frontline Club. Downstairs, in an artlessly arranged display case, a single black-and-white photograph of Rebecca's sister Kate is perched, surrounded by a clutter of unmarked mementos.
Kate Peyton, a successful journalist and senior producer at the BBC's Johannesburg bureau, was shot dead five years ago in Mogadishu, Somalia. A renowned voice of reason in the field, she had, it subsequently emerged, accepted the posting against her better judgement. Emails to her fiancé, with whom she was poised to embark on a quieter life away from the cut-and-thrust of foreign postings, betray a distressing distrust for the job at hand. "I am drowning," she wrote in one. Shortly before her deployment, she had been called into a meeting with the bureau chief, Milton Nkosi, who criticised her for her "lack of focus".
Within hours of the event, Kate's death was being reported around the world. Inevitably, friends and acquaintances who could not be warned in time learned of the killing via the impersonal medium of the television screen – something that was both a blessing and a curse for her family. "There is this very strange nature of it seeing it on the news and having people phone you," recalls Rebecca. "It gives it a kind of affirmation: this event is huge for me and it has an appropriate size. But then there was no chance to fulfil that desire for it not to be true. There was never any place for it not to be happening. And as a result, I still don't quite engage with the news media like I did."
What followed was a very public inquest. Why, it was asked, was Kate put at risk? Why was she feeling under pressure at the time? It's the sort of self-exorcism that the BBC does so well, though this one was without that characteristic knuckle-gnawing of the post-Sachsgate corporation. Instead, Kate's bosses remained defiant. The horror of it – of losing a sister to a murderous bullet, of having the news, sensational as it was, being reported on the television, on the radio, in the papers and then of having the whole thing dragged out in a courtroom – is almost impossible to imagine. How do you cope with something like that?
To their immense credit, Kate's family threw themselves into campaigning for more rigorous checks on journalistic risk – the sort of constructive activity that frequently follows such public grievance, but which cannot account for the entire emotional response. For her part, Rebecca, the youngest of three children, experienced a sudden and profound burst of creative exuberance. "I wanted to go out dancing every weekend. I drank a lot more than before. I wanted to talk about things that mattered. And within days I was thinking, 'There's something for me to do here.'"
There was, and the result is Sometimes I Laugh Like My Sister, a one-woman play which Rebecca is currently staging at the Edinburgh Festival. Part memoir, part observational comedy, it reflects on the torrent of events unleashed on the Peyton family in the wake of Kate's death.
Our response to grief is a curious thing, so conditioned is it by social norms. Rebecca's reaction – the drinking, the dancing, the desire to express herself – is not really so very unusual. Still, it seems it wasn't quite what everyone around her was expecting.
"Some of my friends were great, and without them I wouldn't be here today. But there are others who don't speak to me any more. There are people who didn't appreciate me getting really upset. They see death as a topic for certain situations and not others. For a long time, all I was – all I could be – was Kate's murder."
It wasn't her first experience with the all-enveloping silence that follows such a loss. Rebecca's father died in a traffic accident when she was six. Even then, she was struck by the taboo that had sprung up overnight.
In Sometimes I Laugh Like My Sister, Rebecca posits a "new etiquette" for loss, a rather appealing idea that would, were it widely followed, have eased both the difficulties she encountered in grieving, and that all-too-familiar discomfort that can envelop those around the bereaved.
It is all right to be upset, she argues, and it is alright to wear your grief on your sleeve, whether it means interrupting a friend's dinner with unprompted tears, or laughing at the wrong moment. People should be allowed to work through their emotions without concern for convention. "The English are very good at covering up and putting on a brave face," she explains. "Often, if you show you're unhappy, people's response is to apologise – but the thing is, you're not upset because of them. They are bearing witness, which is actually a wonderful thing to do."
She is unsure what to expect from the audience, whether the baring of her soul will be rewarded or rejected entirely. Early indications are good. Rebecca reports audience members flocking to share their experiences. One particular gut-wrenching tale involved a woman who told how her childhood friend had been stabbed while the pair stood queuing at a shop. It happened 30 years ago but, so concerned was she with the possibility of acting out of place, that she had spent the intervening years denying her urge to talk about it.
Even more trying, potentially at least, has been the prospect of Rebecca's family watching. Her elder brother, Charles, was at the forefront of the public campaign to find justice for Kate and has already offered a consulting eye, as have several close friends.
"I said to them, 'You don't have to have anything to do with the show.' It has been very difficult for some friends of mine. They have really seen me going through the wringer and now they are seeing me essentially having fun with that. But Charles liked it, which was an enormous relief."
The play is also a chance for Rebecca to say her part, something she did not always get to do during the combative experience of the inquest. Despite her family's insistence that their aim was not to apportion blame for Kate's death but to learn lessons from it, their campaign was, by some, seen as a straightforward bit of BBC-bashing.
"You don't have the control that you think you might like. Once, I met one of the best-known journalists in the UK. He was a hero of mine, so I introduced myself. He replied, 'So I understand you think Kate was forced to go to Somalia.' It was just so frustrating that people were putting words in our mouth," she says.
Of course, by writing a play about her experience, Rebecca runs the risk of reigniting such misunderstandings. Should the worst happen and her efforts be met with incomprehension, or audience rejection, she insists she will remain undaunted. Ultimately, the whole process, from writing the script with director Martin Bartelt to performing it before a crowd, has been an exercise in personal grieving.
"The thing is, I'm not trying to say this is what everyone should do – there is no right and wrong. The show is a way of reaching out, and I'm lucky I have something I want to do. Because death is not OK, and you deal with it the way you need to – whether that is to sing now or to cry later."
Sometimes I Laugh Like My Sister runs until 30 August at the Pleasance Courtyard, 60 Pleasance, Edinburgh
The new etiquette for loss
Be there
Don't feel you have to wait for the bereaved to get in touch. Reach out to them, whether by phone or in person. Invite them to social events as usual. If they don't feel up to it, they can make that decision better than you.
Unless you are a professional, it is never a good idea to force people to discuss what they don't want to. On the other hand, they may well want to talk about their loss and about what they are experiencing and feeling in the wake of it.
Different people express their grief in different ways. Laughing at a situation may well be a way of coping with it or processing it. A sudden burst of energy might be therapeutic. Likewise a period of depression, or the desire to spend time alone, may all be a quite natural response.
Be patient
There is no set period for grieving. Much as you may miss your friend's "old way" of behaving, give them time to work through things. Their loss will never go away, but eventually they will learn to live with it. Give them time.Reuse content


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Conservation . Volume 1: The Idea of Conservation. Volume 2: The Conservation of Diversity. Volume 3: Conservation and Development. Volume 4: The Politics of Conservation . Adams, William M. , editor . 2009 . Earthscan , London , U.K. 1270 pp. $1260.00 (hardcover). ISBN 978-1-84407-414-3 .
As readers of this journal well realize, conservation is no simple thing. Conservation (to adapt Walt Whitman) is large and contains multitudes. It pulls into itself entire fields of knowledge and realms of expertise. Yet, our wanton interdisciplinarity also accounts for the difficulty we have in comprehending conservation. We can search bookshelves and websites in vain for a single volume that tells thoroughly the sprawling story of conservation. And yet the need for comprehensive understanding has never been greater. If we are to respond effectively to the multiple, cumulative, and converging problems of life in the Age of Consequences, we will need to get our story together.
This ambitious collection of readings, assembled by William M. Adams, Professor of Conservation and Development at the University of Cambridge, does not tell that story—that is not its goal—but it provides a robust foundation for anyone striving for comprehension. Other helpful anthologies of conservation, ecological, and environmental literature have appeared over the years (e.g., Real & Brown 1991; Elder & Finch 2002; McKibben 2008; and Deming & Savoy 2011). For teaching, Adelson et al.'sEnvironment: an Interdisciplinary Anthology (2007) is excellent. For conservation professionals, however, Adams' collection may be more useful in corralling the essential readings that define conservation in all of its scientific, social, and philosophical breadth.
Conservation comprises 79 readings in four separate volumes. (A complete table of contents is available at http://www.routledge.com/books/details/9781844074143/.) The collection includes venerable voices (e.g., Thoreau, Marsh, Muir, Pinchot, Leopold, Carson), but is weighted toward more recent statements by a diverse range of contemporary conservation biologists, social scientists, historians, economists, ethicists, and writers. Many of the readings and authors—E.O. Wilson, Jared Diamond, Reed Noss, David Orr, Gro Harlem Brundtland—will be familiar to this journal's readers. Others will not. All of them deserve to be. Together the selections constitute a useful, balanced, and well-integrated whole.
One of the key strengths of Conservation is its organization. The collection's structure conveys Adams' awareness of conservation not as a mere series of disciplinary accretions, but as a dynamic conversation across and between fields over time. As he writes, "natural science only explains part of what conservationists need to know to achieve success…. To meet the needs of conservation, we need much more effective communication among different academic disciplines and ways of understanding the world." The four volumes answer this call, addressing the cultural, scientific, economic, and political dimensions of conservation. All of these spheres are deserving of an anthology of their own. To bind them together in a single collection makes the point about their integration. The quality of Adams' introductions to the volumes is exceptional. They in themselves constitute a well-conceived brief on the saga of conservation.
Volume 1, "The Idea of Conservation," explores the ever-changing cultural context of conservation through the perspectives of history, literature, indigenous traditions, philosophy, ethics, and advocacy. It includes selections from esteemed elders—Thoreau's "Walking," Marsh's Man and Nature, Pinchot's The Fight for Conservation, Leopold's "Thinking Like a Mountain," Carson's Silent Spring—but these are nicely juxtaposed with such pieces as Fikret Berkes' commentary on traditional knowledge systems, William Cronon's historical critique of wilderness, and David Orr's consideration of our fossil fuel addictions. "Ideas about nature and its conservation are constantly in flux," Adams writes in his introduction to the volume, "varying through time and from place to place." These pieces demonstrate that conservation is fundamentally shaped by our evolving ideas of what nature is, how it works, and how humans are situated within it.
Volume 2, "The Conservation of Diversity," tracks the shifting scientific foundations of conservation. Adams' approach is marked by keen appreciation of the reality of ecological change and human environmental impacts. "Without knowledge of long-term environmental change," he writes, "how can the conservationist hope to understand the 'natural' state of nature?" In just 20 selected readings, Adams takes in much territory: biological diversity and ecological history; disturbance and resilience; large-scale conservation planning and landscape-level approaches; invasive species; and restoration ecology. Most of the selections here are of more recent vintage, reflecting contemporary advances in knowledge. But, wisely, Adams has chosen to bookend the volume with reflections on the past (Worster's "The Vulnerable Earth: Toward a Planetary History") and the future (Hobbs and Harris'"Restoration Ecology: Repairing the Earth's Ecosystems in the New Millennium").
Volume 3, "Conservation and Development," addresses the interface—and increasing integration—of conservation and human economic development. It includes sections on sustainable development, sustainable harvests, social institutions, economics, and community-based conservation. I suspect this was the most challenging of the four volumes to assemble, due to the sheer difficulty of surveying such an expansive domain. "The relationship between conservation and development is complex," Adams states plainly. The result is generally solid. I see, however, one noteworthy gap: it includes no selections focused on the Gordian knot of conservation, human population, and consumption. (One can think of possible pieces by Malthus, Hardin, Ehrlich, and their critics!)
Volume 4, "The Politics of Conservation," includes writings on conservation policy and governance. The volume leans a bit toward the promise and problems of protected areas (as opposed to conservation on "working lands" or in urban landscapes). The flip side of this is that the volume is especially strong in representing diverse cultural perspectives, case studies, and commentaries. And, there is a welcome counterweight: Robert Michael Pyle's insightful and challenging essay "Nature Matrix: Reconnecting People and Nature." In his introduction to this volume, Adams neatly summarizes the reality he is trying to help us grasp: "This is a messy, complex maelstrom of ideas and issues, and it offers many challenges to conservationists whose expertise lies elsewhere, in biological science. This is the world where conservation is unavoidably embedded: a highly political world."
Adams accepted a daunting task in editing this work. Ask a hundred conservationists to choose essential readings, and of course you'll get a hundred varied and perhaps overlapping lists. Looking at the collection as a whole, one gains a sense of Adams' own viewpoint. He has a broad vision of conservation, its scientific and nonscientific dimensions, and its diverse roots and expressions. He appreciates the important contributions of the North American conservation movement over the last century, but is not beholden to it. He understands the more practical aspects of sustainable natural resource management (e.g., soil conservation, forestry), but keeps his focus on the conservation and preservation of biological diversity.
Adams' choices reflect these strengths. Non-Western perspectives and the humanities are woven well into and through the scientific selections. There are nice surprises. I especially appreciated the passages from James Scott's Seeing Like a State (1998) and Mark Kurlansky's Cod: A Biography of the Fish that Changed the World (1999). On the other side of the ledger are several (perhaps unavoidable) gaps. Certain periods are underrepresented (e.g., the 1920s through the 1940s and the 1950s). Some voices are missed (e.g., William Vogt, Wendell Berry). The collection is light on some core topics (e.g., agriculture, urban conservation, ecosystem function). But these are hardly defects; they simply reflect the limits to growth in any anthology one might construct.
One additional matter begs for comment. In a time when many of the selected readings could probably be accessed via the internet, it is a matter that has to be broached: Why is this collection so expensive? (And how much conservation good might one be able to fetch with the same dollars?) Rather than speculate, I communicated directly with the publishers while preparing this review (and appreciate very much their quick and forthright reply). In the case of such collections as this one, the price reflects costs associated with permission fees, limited print runs, and the complications of layout, formatting, and indexing—all of which result in an unusually high unit cost of printing. Libraries—especially those in non-English-speaking and middle-income countries—value such collections as a means of building up their English-language collections of essential reference materials; the cost of subscribing to all the journals from which the readings are drawn would be even higher. Finally, such edited volumes do of course provide added value through the editor's hard work of critically considering, selecting, and introducing the readings. William Adams, through his sifting and winnowing and his commentary, has saved a lot of professors a lot of time and effort.
That said, this collection is too important and too needed to be available only to those with the immediate means (financial and otherwise) of access. Perhaps Earthscan can find a way to make this material available through special gifts, grants, or other arrangements. Oxford University Press'Conservation Biology for All (Sodhi & Ehrlich 2010) provides one model for access (the volume has been made available online at no cost). As we feel our way through the uncertainties of publishing in the digital age, this collection itself reminds us: we cannot afford to leave the classics behind as we try to comprehend conservation. The future, everywhere, for all of us, and all living things, depends on that comprehension.


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