"A society that abolishes adventure makes the abolition of this company the only
adventure. "- Jerry Rubin -- Summary -- Starving, the broom! Fabrice, page 3 -- Regal
bankers, A. Somiador, page 4 -- Kill your boss remixed by JP Levaray, page 7 --Weakening
labor, by U.S.. Vilain, page 10 ---- Enforceable right, by O. Tarda, page 15 -- Companies
against the State, U.S..

Ophir to Acquire Interest in Madagascar Block
Ophir Energy plc
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Tuesday, July 13, 2010

Ophir has entered into an agreement with Wilton Petroleum to acquire an 80% interest and Operatorship of a Production Sharing Contract (PSC) over an area designated as the Marovoay Block 2102, onshore Madagascar.

The Transition Model has advanced a pathway towards ‘local sustainability’ distinct from previous sustainability models in a clear and important way: it is a grassroots, non-governmental model and also a networking movement.

Local activists have prepared this London, Ontario version of the Toronto statement about police tactics at the G20 summit in Toronto. We believe it is important for Londoners to present a unified voice to demand the civil liberties that were attacked in Toronto.

We invite signatures from anyone living, campaigning, or working in London, Ontario, or elsewhere in the nearby region.

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Two regular contributors clash: oilpatch engineer Martin B. Payne and long-time peak oil activist and writer, Jan Lundberg, publisher of Culture Change. In this article, Martin Payne steps back and gives full voice to "the enlightened fossil fuel professional." Interestingly, the dividing line between activist and oilman is not as sharp as first appears.

Polar bears in the Hudson Bay area of Canada are likely to die out in the next three decades, possibly sooner, as global warming melts more Arctic ice and thus reduces their hunting opportunities, according to Canadian biologists.