• Wikipedia "Ishmael" ripoff
  You may be getting a message from Amazon touting a "book" called "Ishmael (novel): Daniel Quinn, Ethics, Sustainability, Socratic dialogue, Mythology, Anthropocentrism, Trilogy, The Story of B, New tribalists" by Frederic P. Miller." We haven't seen it, but it certainly sounds like no bargain, being a 76 page book (selling for $51) that has been culled from Wikipedia files that are free online.
  
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• T-Shirts, caps, mugs, and more still available
  The NTV Annex at CafePress is still open--for a short time. You'll find T-shirts, baseball shirts, caps, totes, cards, and a miniature teddy bear--"Ishmael's Cousin," and other fun stuff. Check it out at The Annex.

  
  

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• Owning the Weather: watch now on Cable VOD
  Robert Greene's documentary film explores the world of weather modification and geoengineering in the United States. Learn more at Owning the Weather

  Note: Before you watch please click on this item's headline for important information about Daniel's segment in this film.

  
  

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• ISHMAEL stickers: yours for the asking
  Artist Victor Palenque gives away the stickers he makes to anyone who'll put them up in an interesting place. The only payment he asks–send him a photo. Stickers have shown up all over the world, most recently in Egypt, near the Sphinx! Find out more at Ishmael stickers.

  
  

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• Council of Eco-Philosophy promotes wholeness of all life
  The Council of Eco-Philosophy offers the Stetind Declaration as a way for individuals, groups, and businesses to join in helping to "unify international efforts promoting nature-friendly endeavors and to call attention to the need for joyful and hopeful responses to the environmental crisis." Learn more at Stetind Declaration.

  
  

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"There are a handful of books that are more than literature: they are polished gems of wisdom. Tales of Adam is the latest of them....Short, pithy and ageless...Quinn crafts his narrative with a diamond-cutter's care....Here is wisdom for the ages, for all ages..."--Santa Fe New Mexican

• Pan Earth: a site dedicated to a scientific, holistic approach to world problems (and population in particular).

• Read Ishmael: a site created by Quinn readers to reach out to other prospective readers.

• Friends of Ishmael Society: find local groups (and more).

• IshCon: another reader-created site. It's not active now, but conversations, plus information and photos about the conferences they organized, are archived and available for viewing.

• IshThink: an active reader-created discussion site. It's main purpose--to give people a forum to explore feelings and thoughts engendered by reading Quinn books.

  Saving the world can only mean one thing: saving the world as a human habitat. Accomplishing this will mean (must mean) saving the world as a habitat for as many other species as possible. We can only save the world as a human habitat if we stop our catastrophic onslaught on the community of life, for we depend on that community for our very lives.

Beyond Civilization

 

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