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January 2006 #64
Thanks to Karen Arndorfer, Norma Bauer, Carl Bunin, Bill Moyers, Chad Munce, and others!
Recycled Electrons
January 2006 #64
Thanks to Karen Arndorfer, Norma Bauer, Carl Bunin, Bill Moyers, Chad Munce, and others!
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One: The Movie
-forwarded from Karen Arndorfer
This movie was made by Chad Munce from Williamston, his cousin Ward, and a
friend (all from Michigan) after Ward had a dream about making such a movie
which focuses on asking the spiritual questions we all wonder about. Some of
the questions include, "What happens to you after you die?," "What is the
meaning of life?," and "What are we all so afraid of?" The
filmmakers interviewed fundamentalist Christians, attendees at an atheist
convention, Sufis, Buddhists, and Christian theologians. Interviews
include Deepok Chopra, Fr. Thomas Keating, Riane Eisler, and Thich Nhat Hanh.
We are happy to announce the next Lansing area showing of ONE the
movie. Click www.onethemovie.org and
check out the latest reviews. This is only the second showing in the
mid-Michigan/Lansing area, and we hope all those in the proximity will make
it. Here are the details:
Date: Friday, January 13
Time: 6:30 pm doors open. 7:00 pm show time.
8:30 Q&A with filmmakers.
Sponsor: The Fellowship for Today
Location: The Unitarian Universalist Church, 855 Grove St., E. Lansing,
MI
Cost: $10 at door (no advanced ticket sales)
more info: www.onethemovie.org
Sustainable Dialogue
More cool conversations...
click here Next to
be held January 7th at 10am at Urban Options.
Ecological Homes and Communities
Several participants at last month's Sustainable Community Dialogue expressed interests in senior-friendly, sustainable communities and in a concept called "pattern language." Here is a website I created with links to these topics: www.re-news.net/ecohome
Moving Toward Health
Interested in accessibility, health, walkability, bikabability,
livabability, drivability (yes... drivability too!) and green? Here are
some options...
How do We Cover Penguins
and the Politics of Denial
By Bill Moyers, from Norma Bauer
click here
10 Good Things about 2005
- forwarded from Carl Bunin (www.peacebuttons.info) by Medea Benjamin
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez has shown how an oil-rich nation can use the country's wealth to provide education and healthcare...
Bolivians have, for the first time in their history, elected an indigenous president, Evo Morales...
Anti-war activists, who once represented a much-maligned minority, now represent the majority of Americans ...
In an historic blow to the Bush administration's five-year attempt to destroy the Kyoto Protocol, the climate summit in Montreal ended with even stronger measures to combat global warming...
The Senate ended the year with a spurt of defiance, refusing to permanently extend the expiring provisions of the Patriot Act...
Despite a concerted offensive to lift the president's sagging public support, George Bush's approval ratings are still below 50 percent...
Labor, community activists and women's groups have mounted a spirited campaign against the behemoth of behemoths, Wal-Mart...
With the wild swings in gas prices, SUV sales have plummeted...
In a great win for farm workers, the Coalition of Immokalee Workers forced the fast food giant Taco Bell to to raise the price for picking tomatoes (nearly doubling many workers' salaries)...
The global movement for peace and justice proved it was alive and kicking: Argentina during the Free Trade Agreement meetings; Hong Kong around the World Trade Organization...
(only 600 words)
Thanks,
LeRoy
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