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In the face of accelerating extinctions across the globe, what ought we to do? Amid this sea of losses, what is our responsibility? How do we assess the value of nonhuman species? In this clear-spoken, passionate book, naturalist and philosopher Edward L. McCord explores urgent questions about the destruction of species and provides a new framework for appreciating and defending every form of life.
The book draws insights from philosophy, ethics, law, and biology to arrive at a new way of thinking about the value of each species on earth. With meticulous reasoning, McCord demonstrates that the inherent value of species to humanity is intellectual: individual species are phenomena of such intellectual moment - so interesting in their own right - that they rise above other values and merit enduring attention. The author discusses the threats other species confront and delineates the challenges involved in creating any kind of public instrument to protect species. No other scholar has spoken on behalf of biodiversity with such eloquence and passion, and none provides greater inspiration to defend nonhuman forms of life.
Edward L. McCord is director of programming and special projects, University Honors College, University of Pittsburgh. He also is director of the university's Yellowstone Field Course and the Allen L. Cook Spring Creek Preserve near Laramie, Wyoming. He lives in Pittsburgh.
"This pithy little book fills an important niche in motivating further discourse toward understanding human agency over the environment."—Oswald Schmitz, Oastler Professor, Yale University School of Forestry and Environmental Studies
"This fine meditation on the reasons that human society -- all too driven by immediate economic interests -- should respect the wonder and mystery of nature and preserve species into the future makes an important contribution to environmental virtue ethics."— Mark Sagoff, Director, Institute for Philosophy and Public Policy, George Mason University
"This is a remarkable book at the intersection of philosophy, ethics, and biology and addresses why we should care from the perspective of human values in an arresting and effective way……wonderfully written and accessible to any educated reader."
—Thomas E. Lovejoy, University Professor of Environmental Science and Public Policy, George Mason University
"Eloquent, succinct, and compelling, Edward McCord's book shows brilliantly why we should all care about other species, not just for their sake, but for ours."—Paul R. Ehrlich, The Dominant Animal
"A valuable resource for all audiences, but an essential read for those interested in environmental sciences."—Choice
"McCord's main argument for protecting all species on this planet—without regard to their usefulness for us—is that saving species is a question of realizing (in both senses of this word) what it means to be a human being.... [His] well-written book is a highly recommendable contribution to the discourse on the value of species. It provides inspiring ideas, because the author was willing to travel beyond the current mainstream of the conservation discourse."—Kurt Jax, BioScience
"Brilliant and haunting."—Poughkeepsie Journal
Selected as a Choice Outstanding Academic Title 2012 for Biology within the Science and Technology category.
"Ed McCord's The Value of Species shows us the way to a brighter mutual future."—Kate St. John, WQED.com "Outside My Window"
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James Scott Ruel
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(985) 845-7031 210 Highway 21
Madisonville, LA 70447
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The Catholic University of America Columbus School of Law
Scott Ruel is an attorney located in Madisonville, Louisiana. He is admitted to the Louisiana state bar and graduated from Columbus School of Law in Washington, D.C. He is the owner of The Ruel Law Firm in Madisonville, LA. Mr. Ruel specializes in personal injury law, successions, criminal law, DUI, possession and traffic tickets. Our firm takes cases in all parishes. Free consultations on traffic tickets. We also accept credit cards by phone and email link. If you need legal assistance and want to speak with Mr. Ruel now, call our office at 985-845-7031or visit us at www.ruellaw.net....
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(504) 454-1414 100 Mariner's Plaza Blvd
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Jenny graduated from the Loyola University College of Law, and earned her undergraduate degree from Our Lady of Holy Cross College. Jenny began her bankruptcy practice in 2011 as the Law Office of Jenny Abshier. Jenny's office took great pride in providing options to reduce the upfront costs required for filing bankruptcy, as well as providing access to pro bono services when available. As Jenny's reputation grew, so did her practice. Jenny has partnered with two similar minded attorneys to form the Big Easy Law Group in order to further spread her beliefs in compassion and accessibility...
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(844) 829-5291 1070-B West Causeway Approach
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University of Florida Levin College of Law and Loyola University New Orleans College of Law
I am a CPA and attorney. I have been a CPA since 1994 and an Louisiana attorney since 2000. The Louisiana Board of Legal Specialization has designated me as a Board Certified Estate Planning and Administration Specialist (since 2008), as well as a Board Certified Tax Law Specialist (also since 2008). My practice focuses strongly on the needs and issues particular to farmers, middle income clients and small business owners. These include issues such as estate tax reduction, medicaid long-term care planning, special needs planning, asset protection planning, and small business protection planning. Plans I regularly recommend and personally draft for...
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(985) 871-8172 3433 Hwy 190
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Jason was born in New Orleans, Louisiana but grew up in the suburb of Metairie. He graduated from Nicholls State University with a degree from the Electrical Engineering Technology program. He played varsity football, was on the radio and involved in the performing arts. After a career in radio and television, he attended Loyola School of Law in New Orleans. He opened a private practice focusing on corporate, collection and consumer rights. He became a partner in the firm of Naccari, Deas and Pugh. His personal clients at the time included Benson Automotive World (owned by a well...
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(985) 888-8740 1590 West Causeway Approach
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Chip applies his more than three decades of civil trial litigation experience to the most complex and difficult cases of medical malpractice and products liability nowadays. Based in the metro New Orleans area, Chip is licensed in Louisiana and Texas, he has a multi-state practice and has been admitted pro hac vice in many other states including Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Georgia, South Carolina, Alabama, Arkansas, and Mississippi. Chip brings together meticulous preparation with passionate courtroom advocacy on behalf of both his individual and corporate clients.
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Rusty John Savoie
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(985) 898-3434 112 Innwood Dr.
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Rusty Savoie is a graduate of Nicholls State University and Loyola University. He has both a law degree and a Masters in Business Administration. Born in Larose, Lafourche Parish, Louisiana, Rusty Savoie has over 20 years of legal experience. He dedicates his practice to defending the rights of injured workers throughout Southeastern Louisiana from his offices in Covington and Houma.
Chase Villeret
(985) 327-2601 7020 US 190 W. Service Rd
Free ConsultationPersonal Injury, Social Security Disability and Workers' Comp
I was born and raised in Reserve, Louisiana to a hard-working, blue-collar family. The support of my parents allowed me to earn a bachelor's degree, master's degree in public health &, subsequently, my law degree (J.D.), all from LSU. My practice focuses primarily on representing and protecting the rights of injured workers and disabled individuals against insurance companies & the government, including, Social Security Disability denials & appeals, Workers' Compensation Claims and Personal Injury cases.
Shawn Michael Murray
(985) 624-9393 450 N. Causeway Boulevard
"He and his staff always took their time in answering any questions I had and made me feel my healthcare needs were first priority. He is highly knowledgeable of the law and I appreciate all he and his staff did to resolve my case. If you need a workers compensation attorney don't hesitate to contact Shawn Murray." "The moment I walked out of his office I felt like he rolled his sleeves up and went to work. I was kept informed of the process the entire time and was made to feel as if I had not a worry...
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Randy Russell is a an experienced, skilled and aggressive trial attorney who has successfully litigated matters for his clients throughout Southeast Louisiana for the past eighteen (18) years involved in significant personal injury, wrongful death, workers' compensation and first party insurance cases. Randy's prior experience defending major casualty insurance companies gives him unique insight as to the insurance claims handling process. Through this experience, Randy understands the inner workings of how insurers evaluate claims and he knows how to successfully support and present claims to insurers to ensure that his clients timely recover all damages that they are entitled to....
Jesse Piencenaves Marchan
(985) 626-9595 1070 West Causeway Approach, Ste. B
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A proud product of U.S. immigration himself, Jesse Marchan provides his clients with a unique understanding and hands on experience in family and employment based immigration. He has over 25 years of combined legal experience; 20 years as an immigration lawyer, handling basic to complex immigration law issues for individuals, families, and various organizations all over the country. Representative clients include private and public school systems, religious and medical organizations, and businesses recruiting workers for under-served areas. Before moving to the U. S. in the mid 90s, Mr. Marchan was a litigation attorney at the law firm of Remollo,...
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Loyola University New Orleans College of Law
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Joaquin Shepherd
(504) 920-9050 1795 W. Causeway App.
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Father of 3. From New Orleans. Live in Mandeville. Have practiced throughout Southeast Louisiana primarily in domestic, personal injury, and succession litigation.
Joseph Mark Miller
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Loyola University New Orleans College of Law and University of Louisiana - Lafayette
Founded in 1975, the attorneys of Davis, Saunders & Miller Law Firm have over half a century of legal experience serving seriously injured individuals.
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Sarah W Hickman
Mandeville, LA Lawyer with 8 years of experience
Ext. 103 1590 W. Causeway Approach
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My legal career began long before I went to law school. As a daughter of a prominent New Orleans litigator, I have been around the Law my whole life. I have worked for a law firm in one capacity or another since I was an intern in high school. After getting my bachelors at LSU, I went from a legal assistant and paralegal to an associate attorney in October, 2014. I began attending and assisting at trials in my teens, coming to understand the degree of preparation and attention to detail that marks me as a lawyer today.
Virginia Erwin Sirera
Virginia Erwin Sirera grew up in the New Orleans area. She graduated from Loyola University with a bachelor's in public relations. After working in advertising for a few years, she entered Loyola Law School, graduating in 1992. She was admitted to the Bar in Louisiana in October, 1992. Virginia is licensed to practice in all Louisiana state courts, and she is admitted to practice in the Eastern and Middle Districts of the United States District Court. She began her legal career as a Judicial Law Clerk for the Judge Robert M. Burns of the...
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Andrew J. Walker joined the Jones Fussell law firm after graduating from LSU's Paul M. Hebert Law Center, which he attended on a full tuition scholarship. While in law school, he was named a Dean's scholar, and received CALI Awards in White Collar Criminal Law, Family Law, and Comparative Health Law. Andrew is practicing commercial and casualty/personal injury litigation. He has experience representing clients in disputes involving real estate property, contracts and leases, intellectual property, employment matters, and redhibition claims. He has represented plaintiffs and defendants in state and federal courts in a variety of personal injury cases. Andrew also...
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(985) 626-5770 270 Garden Ave
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University of Arkansas School of Law
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(985) 624-9697 111 N. Causeway Blvd.
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(985) 249-6117 600 North Highway 190
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(985) 892-1955 324 N. Theard St.
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Ellen put herself through both undergraduate and law school. She a married, mother of two. Both her husband and daughter are also attorneys as are a nephew, father-in-law, 3 brothers-in-law and one brother-in-law who was elected judge. She was drawn to the areas of family law, criminal defense and plaintiff personal injury and has never changed course. She has practiced in Ascension, East Baton Rouge Jefferson, Livingston, Orleans, St. Bernard, St. Tammany, Tangipahoa and Washington Parishes for her entire 28 years of legal experience including, Amite, Baton Rouge, Chalmette, Covington, Denham Springs, Franklinton, Gonzales, Gretna, Hammond,...
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Covington, LA Lawyer with 23 years of experience
(985) 892-6855 428 W 21st Ave
Peggy Gonsoulin Vallejo graduated from Tulane Law School in May 1999 and was admitted to the Louisiana State Bar in October 1999.
Her practice consists of civil litigation with a strong focus on personal injury, divorce, child support, spousal support, and succession matters. She has clients in all of the surrounding parishes in the Greater New Orleans Metro Area including St. Tammany, Orleans, Jefferson, Washington, Tangipahoa, Livingston and East Baton Rouge.
Douglas Daniel Brown
Hammond, LA Attorney with 26 years of experience
(985) 310-6900 505 South Oak Street
Free ConsultationCriminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Family and Personal Injury
Douglas D. Brown, Attorney at Law, is a husband and father of three, and has practiced personal injury law, criminal defense and family law in Tangipahoa Parish for two decades. After working in Washington, D.C. for Congressman Richard Baker, Brown served as a judicial law clerk for State District Judges Ray Chutz in Amite and M. Douglas Hughes in Livingston. He later served as the City of Hammond's Assistant City Prosecutor and first In House Attorney. Before earning a JD degree at Louisiana State University's Paul M. Hebert Law Center, Brown attended Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. and earned a...
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(985) 888-0640 1978 N. Hwy 190
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Texas Wesleyan University School of Law - Texas Wesleyan University
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(504) 434-0462 1106 West 19th Avenue
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He attended Louisiana State University for his undergraduate degree. While at Louisiana State, James was involved in Louisiana State University Student Government and was a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity. He graduated in 2010 with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science.
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(985) 892-4444 514 E Lockwood St.
Medical Malpractice, Personal Injury, Products Liability and Workers' Comp
Covington attorney Douglas McGinity at McGinity Law Firm has been helping families across Covington, New Orleans, Metairie, Hammond, Mandeville, Kenner, and Baton Rouge for the past 15 years. He aims to help personal injury victims receive max compensation for injuries suffered as a result of car or truck accidents, wrongful death, product liability, and more. Douglas McGinity knows that when it comes to personal injury, experience means everything. You need an attorney who knows how the system works and can help you get what you need. You should never be alone when grieving for the loss of...
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Ms. Clark attended Louisiana State University Law school and graduated in 1996. Having handled criminal appeals as a law clerk for the East Baton Rouge Parish Public Defender's office, Ms. Clark immediately passed the bar exam and went to work as an assistant public defender in that office. Ms. Clark, in her 22+ years of experience, has represented thousands of clients in criminal court in both misdemeanor and felony cases. She has practiced extensively in the parishes of East Baton Rouge, Livingston, Tangipahoa and St. Tammany. Ms. Clark is dedicated to protecting the rights of...
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Tom Anderson was born and raised in Hammond, Louisiana. He received his J.D. from Loyola Law School in New Orleans. Early on in his career, he was elected as Louisiana's youngest mayor. At the age of 30, Tom decided to retire from politics and dedicate his time to representing injured victims. Tom is known for holding the largest civil jury award in the 21st Judicial District and for receiving the highest possible AV® Rating by Martindale-Hubbell®. His passion for standing up against insurance companies and his proven track record has made him one of the leading advocates in the community.
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If you like performing before audiences and you enjoy impressing them with techniques, or you wish to be the life of the party, you might need to know the best ways to find out about new mentalism techniques and use them to learn mentalism as best you can.
If you enjoy magic, you could currently have a suggestion on ways to discover mentalism. This executing art resembles phase magic and it generally includes a lot of strategies. If you wish to find out the best ways to discover mentalism, you need to a minimum of, acquaint the many methods and tools utilized by mind reader in their craft.
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The cold analysis is a method utilized in making people think that you recognize about them even if they are entire strangers. Cold reading is another one of those mentalism techniques that requires educated guessing. It will assist you to show up that you have that psychic capacity to 'check out' an individual's life. If you wish to know how you can discover mentalism, you need to be an eager onlooker as cold analysis counts on how you monitor and bear in mind of a person's activities. The method he gowns, body movement, the method he reacts to inquiries, and in being watchful to some indicators that will assist you in your reduction. The cold analysis is additionally valuable not just in people yet could additionally be made use of in techniques including a team of individuals.
As opposed to cool analysis, warm analysis utilizes details that have been understood in advance. These details could be covertly gotten before the session or the efficiency. For some magic efficiency, the warm analysis is additionally made use of along with cool analysis making some info much more credible.
Levitation is possibly among the most fantastic capability that a mentalist can do to astonish the target market. We have actually seen it on TVs and also in performance when illusionists appear to have a command on challenge relocate and also drift on air and make rise. You have possibly seen David Blaine rise while juggling on the streets also. Without a doubt, it can be one of the most remarkable capabilities you could reveal to your target market. Levitation can be an outcome of psychokinesis, where the mind manages the issue, although doubters claimed that it could be scams or some hoax, yet it could not hold true regularly. , you might have seen or read about levitations worrying saints and also in some religious beliefs. It has been stated as well that methods in visualization, and reflection, could likewise assist you to obtain this capability to rise.
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Spice is more than a deadly drug – it's a window on our society
Mike Power
Soaring use of the 'zombie drug' is an inevitable response to a systemic failure in social care and drugs laws
Why did Catherine Kenny and her best friend die in the same doorway?
Spice for sale in a shop in north London in 2009, when the drug was legal. Photograph: Leon Neal/AFP/Getty Images
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You can tell a lot about a society by the drugs it depends on. In the UK right now, the main drug of choice is booze. Despite 338,000 hospital admissions in 2017-18 and at least 6,000 deaths (not to mention 900 fatalities at the hands of drunk drivers), alcohol brings in £12bn in tax revenue, which makes it far easier to swallow.
Cocaine is another recession-proof perennial. London alone snorts a reported 23kg a day, with more than 600 deaths last year, as purity soars and the price falls due to rising Colombian output. Yet cocaine still has the brand identity of a luxury good, conferring on its users the association of being in an elite class of substance abuser.
Cannabis, after decades of demonisation as "killer skunk", has been rebranded to the public as an essential medicine, now that hedge funds are pouring millions into new legal cannabis markets in Canada and the US.
Finally, for those who own only the shoes in which they stand, there's spice: the so-called zombie drug ripping a path through the lives of Britain's poorest communities, and selling a lot of newspapers along the way.
It was spice – or more specifically, a variant of it called MDMB-CHMICA – that killed Catherine Kenny, a homeless 32-year-old woman, in Belfast in 2016.
Indeed, spice users are often homeless, either living in hostels or on the streets. In Manchester, an estimated 95% of all homeless people use it. Spice came to prominence in the late 2000s and early 2010s in British prisons, where it could be easily smuggled in, either soaked on to letters or passed over by visitors. It was also ideal for dodging compulsory drug testing in prison: most tests can't detect it, and it lacks the familiar fug of cannabis, so it can be smoked surreptitiously.
More than that, however, spice kills time like no other drug. A year smoking spice, some users say, passes as quickly as a few months. Unlike weed, spice doesn't make you giggle or lead you towards elaborate, sidelong conclusions; unlike cocaine, it doesn't increase your confidence. In most cases, it just knocks you out cold. And that's the point: users want total shutdown. Oblivion is preferable to the life that the poorest in our society are forced to live.
Catherine Kenny, a homeless woman who died in a Belfast doorway after taking MDMB-CHMICA, a variant of spice. Photograph: Courtesy of the Kenny Family
Users often smoke spice specifically to lose consciousness, in freezing car parks and under dripping railway bridges. A few tokes and it's game over for six hours. But as users get habituated, they twitch and awaken, sweating through their sleeping bags. The only remedy: another joint of spice.
Some of them say spice has replaced a bundle of other addictions: instead of booze, heroin, crack and downers, spice is all they now use. It's less work to score and brings the same net benefits.
It's also cheap. Spice is actually a generic name that refers to a whole class of medicines called synthetic cannabinoid receptor agonists, which control functions as fundamental as sleep, appetite and libido. These drugs were developed in medical research labs, but the formulae were hijacked from research literature and sold as "legal highs" in the first internet drug craze of the late 2000s. Every time the UK tried to crack down on it, a new variant – usually more potent, often more toxic, and always more obscure – has been developed to take its place. There are now dozens if not hundreds of synthetic cannabinoid mutations now available.
The UK finally banned it and all variants in 2016, but that only made its sale more profitable, and supply has stayed level. Spice is now sold on the streets for £5 for a 0.5g bag. A few quid is all you need to make a whole day vanish.
To tabloid news editors and cruel voyeurs, spice users have become known as zombies. The message is clear: as undead subhumans, they deserve and need no sympathy, no help, no understanding. They are to be mocked, feared and further marginalised.
Spice is the attempted solution to a problem most of us will never consider: how can I get through yet another day with nothing to do and no hope of change?
But they are also in grave danger. Synthetic cannabinoids, when abused, can cause tachycardia, hypertension, hallucinations, nausea and vomiting, seizures, memory changes, somnolence, respiratory depression, acute anxiety, psychosis and death. The potency of these chemicals outstrips that of most recreational drugs, often by a factor of 100: an active dose of street heroin might be 100-200mg and a typical line of cocaine might contain 75-100mg, but most variants of spice are active at just 1mg, making accurate dosing impossible.
That's even before you factor in the steps taken to produce the drug illicitly. Spice is made in China and imported to the UK by criminal gangs, who dissolve the powder in acetone and spray it on to herbal matter such as damiana. The volatile solvent evaporates, leaving the plant matter infused and ready to smoke. The chaos seen in city centres in recent years, with smokers sprawled out on benches or paralysed on pavements, was caused because batches of the drug vary wildly in strength and content: one might contain a 1:100 mix, while another could be as high as 1:10 – meaning a single draw on a joint might incapacitate users instantly.
Solutions to the spice phenomenon exist, but they require dedication, money, and innovative thinking. Instead, councils have responded to central government cuts by slashing drug treatment services by 27% since 2015-16, with the most swingeing cuts – more than 50% – in the areas with the highest rates of drug-related deaths. The only innovation in recent years was a suggestion by police and the Home Office to reclassify spice from class C to class A, thereby further criminalising an already marginalised and vulnerable group: fining and jailing spice-drunk beggars, like a Hogarth print for the 21st century.
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An essential first step to addressing the problem would be extensive investment in supported housing, and the reinstatement of cancelled drug treatment services. While heroin and benzodiazepenes, also often taken by street homeless users, have a formalised detox pathway, spice and other drug users should be offered residential rehab, with counselling and support to help them understand and break their cycles of use.
The use of spice is not due to some some individualised moral failing on the part of the users. If it were, its use would be seen at every stratum of society. It is, rather, a natural and inevitable – indeed rational – response to a systemic failure in social care and drugs laws, with poverty at the ultimate root. Spice is the attempted solution to a problem most of us will never consider: how can I get through yet another day with nothing to do and no hope of change? How do I navigate a world in which my highest aspiration is to be invisible, so that I'm not a nuisance to be moved on, or pissed on? In the end, what spice tells us about our society is simple: when you cut holes in a net, don't be surprised when things fall through.
Mike Power is a freelance journalist specialising in drugs, science and technology and the author of Drugs 2.0
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In David's last poem, he shows his deep concern to be a king who pleases God and says a leader in tune with God will always be a blessing to God's people. He remembers God's promise that his descendants will always rule. David's mighty men are remembered, 37 in all.
9) God used David so he could rule over God's people with righteousness. God brought him everything, including an everlasting covenant, salvation, and his every desire. God did it all.
10) Personal Question. My answer: They fought in battle for him. They got him water when he needed it. Doing for others constantly is the best way to sacrifice and show love. Put your needs/wants/desires last.
11) Personal Question. My answer: God works through others to bring victory to you. David's mighty men fought with God on their side who provided victory. The victorious Christian life is about letting God fight your battles and win your victories.
This is a great chapter. It shows how David's whole life was about God, and how God did it all for David, including providing the support David needed to rule effectively and successfully. Great lesson.
These are not the very last words of David, just his final thoughts at the end of his life.
Jesse was a humble farmer as David was.
David was anointed by God, not by himself or merely by man.
David had a beautiful gift of eloquence and expression before God. This title reminds of David's deep inner life with God.
David's reign full of praise ( Psalm 89:20, Isaiah 55:3-4, Romans 1:3, and Revelation 22:16.
Solomon is barely mentioned in the rest of the Scriptures and when he is, it is almost in a backhanded way (see Matthew 6:28-29 and Matthew 12:42).
Solomon's passion in life was personal improvement (1 Kings 3:4-15).
Solomon forsook God in his later years (1 Kings 11:4-8).
Covenant with David based on God's faithfulness only.
Don't fret yourself because of the evildoers that bring evil devices to pass.
The triumph of the church as a whole depends upon the personal victory of every Christian. Dare to be a Daniel! Dare to stand alone! Dare to have a purpose firm! Dare to make it known!'Dare to be an Eleazar, and go forth and smite the Philistines alone.
The men who retrieved the water for David was sacrificed to God because the sacrifice was too great for David himself.
These remarkable men were the foundation of David's greatness and success of his reign. They did not come to David as great men, but God used David's leadership to transform these men who were in distress, in debt and discontented, who met David back at Adullam Cave (1 Samuel 22:1-2) into mighty men.


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Oh Baby You Got What I Need Lyrics
Presenting you "Oh Baby You Got What I Need Lyrics" by Biz Markie. The song name is Just a Friend.
Have you ever met a girl that you tried to date
But a year to make love she wanted you to wait?
Let me tell a story of my situation
I was talkin' to this girl from the U.S. nation
The way that I met her was on tour, at a concert
She had long hair and a short miniskirt
I just got on stage, drippin', pourin' with sweat
I was walkin' through the crowd and guess who I met
I whispered in her ear, "Come to the picture booth
So I can ask you some questions to see if ya hundred proof"
I asked her her name, she said: "Blah-blah-blah"
She had 9/10 pants and a very big bra
I took a couple of flicks and she was enthused
I said: "How do you like the show?" She said: "I was very amused"
I started throwin' bass, she started throwin' back mid-range
But when I sprung the question, she acted kind of strange
Then when I asked, "Do ya have a man?", she tried to pretend
She said: "No, I don't, I only have a friend"
I'm not even goin' for it, this is what I'm goin' sing
You, you got what I need
But you say he's just a friend
And you say he's just a friend, oh baby
You got what I need
But you say he's just a friend, oh baby
So I took blah-blah's word for it at this time
I thought just havin' a friend couldn't be no crime
'Cause I have friends and that's a fact
Like Agnes, Agatha, Germaine, and Jack
Forget about that, let's go into the story
About a girl named "blah-blah-blah" that adored me
So we started talkin', gettin' familiar
Spendin' a lot of time, so we can build a
Relationship or some understanding
How it's gonna be in the future we was plannin'
Everything sounded so dandy and sweet
I had no idea I was in for a treat
After this was established, everything was cool
The tour was over and she went back to school
I called every day to see how she was doin'
Every time that I called her, it seemed somethin' was brewin'
I called her room, a guy picked up, but then I called again
I say: "Yo, who was that?" "Oh, he's just a friend"
Don't gimme that, don't even gimme that!
Jus' bust this
So, I came to her college on a surprise visit
To see my girl, that was so exquisite
It was a school day, I knew she was there
The first semester of the school year
I went to a gate to ask where was her dorm
This guy made me fill out a visitor's form
He told me where it was and I was on my way
To see my baby doll, I was happy to say
I arrived in front of the dormitory
"Yo, could you tell me where is door three?"
They showed me where it was for the moment
I didn't know I was in for such an event
So, I came to her room and opened the door
Oh, snap! Guess what I saw?
A fella tongue-kissin' my girl in her mouth
I was so in shock, my heart went down south
So please, listen to the message that I send
Don't ever talk to a girl who says she just has a friend…
This is the end of "Oh Baby You Got What I Need Lyrics".


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Home / About / Contact & People / Greg Garrard
Greg Garrard, PhD
Associate Dean, Research and Graduate Studies
English, Faculty of Creative and Critical Studies, Sustainability
Other Titles: Professor of Environmental Humanities
Office: CCS 323E
Email: greg.garrard@ubc.ca
Ecocriticism; contemporary environmental writing; critical animal studies; culture and climate change; literature and science.
English; Sustainability
Greg is an English-sounding Canadian who lived in the Netherlands, Lebanon, England and Wales before coming to Kelowna in 2013. While working at Bath Spa University in the west of England, he was a Senior Teaching Fellow in the Artswork Publishing Lab and later a Reader in environmental literature. He served as Chair of the Association for the Study of Literature and the Environment (UK and Ireland) 2004-2010 and as managing editor, later co-editor, of Green Letters: Studies in Ecocriticism 2008-2015.
Since coming to UBC, Greg has taught 'Dog Tales', 'Climate Fiction', 'Anthropocene Culture', 'Writing Pollution', 'Canadian Environmental Writing', 'Reading Animals' and 'Bestial Passions', a course on zoophile literature. He was promoted to Professor of Environmental Humanities in July 2018. He co-designed the Interdisciplinary Graduate Studies Sustainability Theme and the Bachelor of Sustainability degree, and took part in UBC's Climate Emergency Task Force in summer 2020.
Greg has also taught a three week residential course, 'In Pursuit of the Whale', at Bamfield Marine Sciences Centre in 2016 and 2018. Students combine traditional classroom discussion of literature with place-based learning, including whale-watching, hiking in the rainforest, and touring Kiixin, an abandoned Huu-Aye-Aht whaling village. The course will run again in summer 2023.
PhD, University of Liverpool. 'Ecological Literary Criticism: Two Case Studies'
MA, University of Wales, Swansea. 'Philosophy and Principles of Literary Criticism'
BA (Hons), University of Wales, Swansea, English Literature and Philosophy
Greg is one of the best-known figures in environmental criticism worldwide. His Ecocriticism(Routledge 2004, 2011), the most widely used introduction to the field, has been translated into Arabic, Brazilian Portuguese, Korean, Turkish, and – in an unofficial Taiwanese edition – Mandarin Chinese. He has recently completed a thorough revision of the book for publication in late 2022. Greg has given keynote lectures across Asia, Europe and North America, and he co-edits Environmental Cultures, a Bloomsbury Academic book series, that currently has 24 titles in print.
Greg's interests are somewhat ungovernable: his page on academia.edu collects essays on Brexit and ecocriticism; rhododendrons and Romantic poetry; climate scepticism; Seamus Heaney, Heidegger and Nazism; air travel in climate change fiction; radical Canadian cinema, Werner Herzog and Wall-E; Ian McEwan, Margaret Atwood, Derek Jarman, eco-pedagogy and feral dogs.
Greg would be interested in supervising undergraduate and graduate research in environmental criticism and theory; human-animal studies; environmental education; culture and climate change; and British Columbian literature. In the period 2020-2026, he will be focusing on his SSHRC Insight project, 'Kelownafornia: Cultures of Nature in the Okanagan Valley'. Please email for further information and graduate research assistant opportunities. Possible alternative topics for supervision include:
Cultural ecology of wildfire
Conservative environmentalisms and anti-environmentalist cultures
Cetacean cultures/cetaceans in culture
Zoophile literature
Environmental misanthropy
Greg Garrard, Axel Goodbody, George Handley and Stephanie Posthumus, Climate Change Scepticism: A Transnational Ecocritical Analysis, Bloomsbury Academic 2019, 288pp.
Garrard, Greg (ed.). The Oxford Handbook of Ecocriticism, Oxford University Press, 2014, 577pp.
Garrard, Greg (ed.). Teaching Ecocriticism and Green Cultural Studies, Palgrave Macmillan 2011 (pb edn: 2016), 174pp.
Garrard, Greg. Ecocriticism (revised and expanded 2nd edn), Routledge 2011, 230 pp.
Ecocriticism, Routledge 2004, 224pp. (Translations: Ecocriticá, trans. V. Ribeiro, UnB [Brasilia University]
Selected Articles and Chapters
Garrard, Greg, 'Derek Jarman's Gay Georgic', Georgic Literature and the Environment: Working Land, Reworking Genre, ed. T. Somerville and S. Edney, Routledge, forthcoming
Garrard, Greg. 'Two Cheers for Empirical Ecocriticism', Empirical Ecocriticism, ed. F.Hakemulder, W. Małecki, M. Schneider-Mayerson and A. Weik von Mossner, University of Minnesota Press, forthcoming
Garrard, Greg. 'Brexit Ecocriticism', Green Letters, 2020, DOI: 10.1080/14688417.2020.1788409
Garrard, Greg. 'Ecocriticism as Narrative Ethics: Richard Powers's Gain', in Eco-Narratologies, ed. E. James and E. Morel, Ohio University Press, 2020, 107-126
Garrard, Greg. 'Never Too Soon, Always Too Late: Reflections on climate temporality', WiRES Climate Change, October 2019 (Vol.5, no.1)
Garrard, Greg. 'Towards an Unprecedented Ecocritical Pedagogy', in Teaching Literature: Text and Dialogue in the English Classroom, ed. B. Knights, 2017, Palgrave, 189-207.
Garrard, Greg. 'Bestial Humans and Sexual Animals: Zoophilia in Law and Literature', in Animalities, ed. M. Lundblad, Edinburgh University Press, 2017, 211-235.
Garrard, Greg. 'The Environmental Humanities: Notes Towards a Summary for Policymakers', in The Routledge Companion to the Environmental Humanities, ed. U. Heise and J. Christensen, Routledge, 2016, 446-456.
Garrard, Greg. 'Memories of Snow: Nostalgia, Amnesia, Re-reading', Memory in the Twenty-First Century: New Critical Perspectives from the Arts, Humanities, and Sciences, ed. S. Groes, Palgrave Macmillan, 2016, 163-169.
Garrard, Greg. 'Solar: Apocalypse Not', in Ian McEwan: Contemporary Critical Perspectives (2nd edn), ed. S. Groes, Continuum, 2013, 123-136.
Garrard, Greg. 'The Unbearable Lightness of Green: Air Travel, Climate Change and Literature', Green Letters: Studies in Ecocriticism, 2013 (Vol. 17, no. 2): 175-188.
In 2006, Greg was awarded a National Teaching Fellowship, the highest award for university teaching in the UK. Two years later, he won the coveted 'Best Dressed Lecturer' award at Bath Spa University. In 2018, he was included on UBC's Honour Roll for Teaching thanks to the excellent feedback he received from students.
Greg is Principal Investigator on 'Kelownafornia: Cultures of Nature in the Okanagan Valley', a multidisciplinary project funded by SSHRC's Insight grant ($276410 over five years). The research team includes colleagues from the Faculties of Management, Science, Arts and Social Sciences, Creative and Critical Studies, and the Okanagan Institute of Education.
Association for the Study of Literature and the Environment
FCCS Faculty Spotlight
In the Field: Chasing the Whale
CBC Ideas: Roaming Imagination: What the stories we tell about bears say about us
New York Times: Climate Disruption Is Now Locked In
CBC News: The Greta Factor


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Giving Up My Car Wasn't Easy, It Was The Best Decision Ever
Deep down, this is something I knew I had to do, but it still didn't quite make sense in my own mind
Have you ever held something so precious to you, the thought of letting it go seemed almost impossible? What if you are taking something for granted in your life right now in this moment and you don't even realize it?
Don't waste a moment overlooking the blessings in your life, appreciate what you have now before it is too late. Start being thankful for what you have in your every day life that you may overlook, because most likely, someone doesn't have that blessing.
As some of you may know, I partner along and work with a non-profit organization to help end homelessness. I am constantly surrounded by families that are facing many difficulties in their every day lives. I am always hearing people's life stories and pushing myself to help these families in every way possible. It is a full time job. One afternoon I was talking to a mom and I was just listening to her story, I was trying to be supportive with encouraging words. Out of all the families I had been working alongside, this family really stood out to me. Her car broke down, and there was so much she had to face to get back on her feet. I was driving home, and a thought popped into my head. The thought of giving my car away to help her be one step closer to success came into my mind. What a crazy, impossible, and scary thing to be thinking. Why would that thought pop into my head in the first place? Did I feel bad for her? Did I truly want to do something crazy to be someone else's miracle? I had a million mixed emotions, but for some reason, the thought remained. It was all I could think about. I thought about it more, I prayed about it, and I still continued to be confused. Deep down, this was something I knew I had to do, but it still didn't quite make sense in my own mind. Within a couple days, I had made my decision. I was giving my car away and I had no clue what I was going to do.
The process of getting my car donated through the non-profit organization took a little longer than expected. I found myself doubting, and questioning if I was really doing the right thing. It finally went through and the weight on my shoulders from worry was lifted. There was no turning back now. I was officially carless, and I had officially gave my car to a homeless family. There were no words to describe all that I was feeling. It was a huge risk, but it was also a wonderful feeling at the same time. Riding the bus literally became my life. It humbled me. Catching rides, walking, borrowing cars, and riding the bus became a new daily routine for me. It was a journey that I will never get back, and something that opened my eyes for the better. I met a lot of new people, heard many stories, and gained a whole new outlook on life.
It opened my eyes to a whole new level, and to something I didn't even know existed. One decision, one sacrifice, and one thing taken out of your life can totally transform your world. Not only was the family that received my car totally blessed, but this whole circumstance had really blessed me in return. This life is a journey: it is all about taking risks, stepping out in faith, trusting the process, humbling yourself to help others, and helping a brother / sister out when needed. I believe if you give to this world, you will gain something even better in return.
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