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Suzuki David:     more books (100)

Earth Time: Essays by David Suzuki, 1999-04 Looking at the Environment by David Suzuki, 1992-02-14 Looking at Senses by David Suzuki, Barbara Hehner, 1991-08-09 Metamorphosis by David Suzuki, 1989-01 National Parks of Canada by Kevin McNamee, 2004-04-10 When the Wild Comes Leaping Up: Personal Encounters with Nature Clymer Suzuki: GSX1100 Fours 1980-1981 by David Sales, 1981-11-01 Dr. Shinichi Suzuki: Teaching Music from the Heart (Masters of Music) by David R. Collins, 2002-01-22 Genethics: The Clash between the New Genetics and Human Values by David Suzuki, Peter Knudtson, 1990-09-01 The Secret of Life: Redesigning the Living World by Joseph S. Levine, David Suzuki, 1998-04 Suzuki Rm50-400 Twin-Shock, 1975 1981: Service, Repair, Performance by David Sales, 1979-12-01 The Japan We Never Knew: A Journey of Discovery by David Suzuki, Keibo Oiwa, 1997-03 Suzuki 500 Owner's Workshop Manual by David Jan Rabone, 1974-04-23 Suzuki DS80-185 singles: 1978-1979 : service, repair performance by David Sales, 1980

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61. GLOBAL WARMING AND DAVID SUZUKI'S LIES
    When I was growing up in the 60s and 70s, one of the highlights of my TVviewingweek was david suzuki's excellent The Nature of Things.  
    http://www.quebecoislibre.org/001014-11.htm
    
    Extractions: When I was growing up in the 60s and 70s, one of the highlights of my TV-viewing week was David Suzuki's excellent The Nature of Things . Each week I looked forward to yet another lucid insight into the workings of technology and the natural world. As a consequence of that long-running series, Suzuki is by far the best-known scientist in Canada. In fact, he has a considerable reputation worldwide. Half-truths man Of course, Man has never lived in harmony with nature. Instead he has fought it from the beginning, and rightly so. Until the capitalist revolution of the last 250 years gave us some control over Nature's depredations, the vast majority of people lived lives that were brutish, backbreaking and short. The were those who had a full belly with an occasional helping of meat.

62. Daily Vanguard - David Suzuki Visits PSU
    david suzuki visits PSU Speech addresses need for humans to protect environmentManisha Ganesh photo by Matt Wong February 06, 2003 Respected geneticist and  
    http://www.dailyvanguard.com/vnews/display.v/ART/2003/02/06/3e41e8a0e21a6
    
    Extractions: Respected geneticist and professor emeritus at the University of British Columbia, Dr. David Suzuki addressed a capacity crowd at Portland State University, presenting "The Nature Challenge - Setting the Real Bottom Line for Communities." Sponsored by PSU, the Portland Office of Sustainable Development and Nike, the hall was filled with students, visitors and nature enthusiasts from Portland and the entire state of Oregon. City Commissioner Dan Saltman welcomed the audience and thanked the sponsors in helping make sustainable development a reality. The director of the city's sustainable practices, Susan Anderson, expressed enthusiasm for the turnout and the growing number of people interested in sustainable practices. She described the day as being a special turning point for her organization, as it marked a change from merely providing technical assistance to interested organizations and communities to providing educational assistance as well. Lee Weinstein, Nike's representative, introduced Suzuki with a mention of his numerous awards in his work of creating an awareness of the importance of sustainable practices.

63. Bent Spoon 2002 - David Suzuki And SBS
    2002 david suzuki and SBS. Andrew's Nomination. -Original Message DearSkeptics,. Nomination david suzuki and SBS. Last night's  
    http://www.skeptics.com.au/features/spoon/bs-suzukisbs02.htm
    
    Extractions: Subject: Bent Spoon Nomination-David Suzuki and SBS I'd like to support the previous nomination for the Bent Spoon Award for David Suzuki and SBS for their generally unscientific assessment of what they call "precognitive ability"-ie so-called psychic ability. Everyone with a modicum of common sense knows that the term 'psychic' is probably just a cultural term for what is just common 'subconscious intuition'. It is possible that such a term relates to entirely natural abilities of the brain, similar to the ability of the brain to initiate a physical reflex when one touches a hot plate, for example, but before one actually 'feels' the pain. (Scientifically verified, as opposed to most of the stuff in this program. But importantly, it is not the same as the common sense intuition of not touching the hot plate in the first place). The program stated something to the effect "The ability to detect danger before it occurs would have been strongly enforced by natural selection". However, whilst this is entirely logical, Mr Suzuki's analysis failed to recognise and explain the difference between direct sense detection versus the assumed indirect detection-for which there is little or no evidence at all. That is, the possibility of a common, and/or natural, and/or cultural explanation was ignored, whilst the program instead devoted it self to a stream of anecdotal-"I felt it and it happened" argument, which proves and explains nothing. Such anecdotal arguments, taken out of context, tend to stimulate superstitious belief, which in a opportunistic and capitalist driven society tend to take advantage of the uninformed.

64. Bokpris.com - David Suzuki Talks About AIDS
    david suzuki Talks About AIDS Jämför priser, frakt och leveranstidenpå böcker i svenska och utländska Internetbutiker. david  
    http://www.bokpris.com/0773672214

65. Bill Blaikie For Leader - Member Of Parliament
    Forum 2002, Kiefer Sutherland and Shirley Douglas, Protesting, TransportCommittee, Greenpeace, Caucus Chair, david suzuki. Image 24 david  
    http://www.billblaikie.org/BE_gallery.php3/44/24/

66. Correspondence With David Suzuki
    Correspondence with david suzuki. March 31/00 reply to david Dennis' fax of March22/00; Fax of March 22/00 - fax to david suzuki suggesting he was mis-quoted;  
    http://www.performanceplants.com/NewFiles/Sasuki.html

67. Letter To David Suzuki
    Letter to david suzuki from Kevin Solway. November 6, 1994. Dear david,. This isvery significant. There is more than faith, david suzuki! Regards. Kevin Solway.  
    http://www.theabsolute.net/minefield/suzuki.html
    
    Extractions: Kevin Solway November 6, 1994 Dear David, Well, it's been an age since I received your postcard turning down our offer of honourary membership in our Atheist Society, and I've finally decided to respond. To jog your memory, you said "I believe that my position is based on an act of faith, just as a theist's is. I don't believe you can prove or disprove the existence of God." Your statement indicates to me that your belief (that you can't prove or disprove the existence of God) is not merely a belief, as one would believe, say, in evolution for example, but is in fact something you hold to be a certainty. One "believes" in evolution until such time as the evidence favours another understanding. But your belief that you can't prove or disprove the existence of God is something you hold to be an absolute truth, impervious to anything. You claim to know with certainty that all knowledge is uncertain, but are seemingly blind to the obvious meaninglessness of this notion. You should know there are two kinds of knowledge. Firstly there is scientific knowledge, which is any knowledge based on observation and measurement, and is obviously an uncertain knowledge. Then there is philosophic or purely reasoned knowledge, which has nothing to do with observation and measurement, but is based on definitions, and provides certain knowledge.

68. NFB - Arctic Mission - Friends & Links - David Suzuki
    Skip to content Back to NFB's Home Page About NFB Animation Documentary Kids MediasphereCollections Shop Français Contact Help Search Back to NFB's Home Page  
    http://www.nfb.ca/sedna/e/liens/suzuki.html
    
    Extractions: Skip to content Welcome to the Arctic Mission Website. Climate change is a matter of grave concern for all of us and nowhere is its impact more evident than in the Arctic. It is like the canary in the coal mine - an early warning system about the profound changes that face planet Earth. Join us for a unique six-month-long scientific adventure aboard our 51-metre boat, SEDNA , as we voyage through breathtaking Arctic landscapes to document the impact of climate change on the Arctic's fragile ecosystems and on the people who live there. Welcome aboard!

69. ONF - Mission Arctique - Amis Et Liens - David Suzuki
    Translate this page Sauter le menu qui suit Retour à la page d'accueil de l'ONF L'ONF en bref AnimationDocumentaire Jeunesse Médiasphère Collections Boutique English Nous  
    http://www.nfb.ca/sedna/f/liens/suzuki.html

70. HallAudiobooks.com :: David Nadien Performers Suzuki Violin School (Volume 4)
    You are here Audio CDs Music david Nadien Performers suzuki Violin School(Volume 4). Search david Nadien Performers suzuki Violin School (Volume 4).  
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71. HallAudiobooks.com :: David Cerone Performs Suzuki Violin School (Volume 2)
    You are here Audio CDs Music david Cerone Performs suzuki Violin School(Volume 2). Search david Cerone Performs suzuki Violin School (Volume 2).  
    http://hallaudiobooks.com/index.php/Mode/product/AsinSearch/0874875978/name/Davi

72. David Suzuki Book Reading At The Canadian Museum Of Nature
    david suzuki will read from Good News for a Change (written with Holly Dressel)at the Canadian Museum of Nature on March 26, 2002. david suzuki  
    http://www.nature.ca/calendar/suzuki_e.cfm
    
    Extractions: David Suzuki will read from Good News for a Change (written with Holly Dressel) at the Canadian Museum of Nature on March 26, 2002. Site Index Home of nature.ca About the Museum Visitor Info Exhibitions For Educators - Youth Forums Collections Research Library Online catalogue DISCOVER Nature! Become a Member Make a Donation Supporters Board of Trustees Staff Press Room Questions or Comments? - The Nature of the Rideau River - Hi-def Cinema - Our Amazing Treasures David Suzuki , an award-winning scientist and host of CBC TV's The Nature of Things, will be reading from his forthcoming book, Good News for a Change - Hope for a Troubled Planet on March 26 at 7:00 p.m. at the Canadian Museum of Nature This new book, written with television and radio writer/researcher/producer Holly Dressel, has been hailed as a guide to a positive future. In it, Suzuki and Dressel highlight environmental successes from revived rivers and forests to ecologically friendly farming practices. The book provides existing, practical solutions for real, systemic change, not just in the way people treat the natural world, but also in the way we treat one another. Part of the Ottawa Citizen Writing Life series, the reading will be followed by interview questions from CBC Radio's John Lacharity and

73. Lecture Par David Suzuki Au Musée Canadien De La Nature
    Translate this page david suzuki lira des extraits de son livre Good News for a Change (cosignépar Holly Dressel) au Musée canadien de la nature, le mardi 26 mars 2002.  
    http://www.nature.ca/calendar/suzuki_f.cfm
    
    Extractions: Plan du site Page d'accueil English home page Kiosque d'information Expositions - Projet d'art - Forums jeunesse Collections Recherche Produits et services Achats nature.ca Faites un don Donateurs et commanditaires Conseil d'administration Personnel Point de presse Commentaires ou questions - La nature de la

74. CPAWS Education - Edu-Action Library - David Suzuki’s Human Element Tour
    david suzuki’s Human Element Tour. Click here to go to the suzuki FoundationWeb site for more information on the david suzuki Human Element Tour.  
    http://www.cpawscalgary.org/education/edu-action/2002-1112-suzuki.html

75. BookPeople | The Largest Bookstore In Texas
    Read More About This Book Good News for a Change Hope for a Troubled Parent By suzuki,david 2001/09 Stoddart 0773733078 - Hardcover $24.95 Read More About  
    http://www.bookpeople.com/infobook.html?isbn=fresh301

76. 289 David Suzuki On Good News For A Change CKUA Radio EcoFile Host David Dodge A
    david suzuki. david suzuki on his new book Good News for a Change Hopefor a Troubled Planet. This More information on david suzuki. david  
    http://207.176.133.150/ecofile/289.html
    
    Extractions: David Suzuki. In spite of plenty of research and dramatically increased consciousness, environmental problems still seem to be an accepted by-product of economic development. But according to David Suzuki there is a plethora of good ideas just waiting to help us create a sustainable world. Coming up on EcoFile David Suzuki. The big story in the province this week is water, as the provincial Environment Minister, Lorne Taylor, continues to seek ways to guarantee higher volumes of it for his Southern Alberta constituents. The latest idea to float out of his comprehensive water strategy involves reducing the amount of water Alberta lets flow into Saskatchewan and Montana... the rest of the news is contained the audio file for program 289 below David Suzuki's new book is called Good News for a Change: Hope for a Troubled Planet. The David Suzuki Foundation does work on many environmental issues. More information is available at their website. Download the mp3 for EcoFile program 289 Good News for a Change with David Suzuki (the mp3 file is 8 megs. in size).

77. David Suzuki Foundation - Statistics Available
    david suzuki Foundation If you want to visit this web site Click Above The imageindicates that the publication is available in Portable Document Format.  
    http://www.gdsourcing.ca/works/Suzuki.htm
    
    Extractions: Report shows how government, industry and individuals can reduce emissions effectively and affordably; includes estimated reductions from the proposed actions, Canada's energy outlook (1996-2020), info on reducing greenhouse gas emissions from transportation, electricity generation, industry, the residential sector, the commercial sector and non-energy sources Clean Power at Home Estimates and quantifies the environmental, financial and job-creation benefits of small scale micro-hydro, wind generation and solar power in British Columbia; includes resource potential of selected systems, customer costs and benefits, customer uptake of net metering and associated societal benefits, summary of technology costs, etc. A Glimpse of Canada's Future

78. Book Review Of The Sacred Balance By David Suzuki
    University, in second semester 1998. david suzuki has been a long timecampaigner for the environment. In his latest book The Sacred  
    http://www.bh.rmit.edu.au/abbt/bookclub/reviews/sbgray.html
    
    Extractions: David Suzuki has been a long time campaigner for the environment. In his latest book "The Sacred Balance" he talks about homo sapiens' effect on the environment balance. Suzuki uses his personal experiences to help the reader relate to the problems affecting the environment. This draws the reader further into the book and starts to make you think seriously about the effect our standard of living is having to the planet. You start to ask yourself questions, Am I a better person because I have all the latest material possessions? "The Sacred Balance" really is designed to cause a change in thought patterns, it was not written to tell us what to do, only to start to think about the consequences of our actions. To summarise all the major issues Suzuki has raised in "The Sacred Balance" would be impossible. Suzuki is a seasoned environmentalist and I have no doubt I have skipped some important points as they were too subtle. As Philip Edwards said "it is difficult to do justice to the incredible array of suggestive knowledge" and " It is obvious that the community, spirituality, ecology and diversity are the key issues" This book has brought to light many problems that I knew existed but never thought about. The fossil fuel crisis has always been in the back of my mind but with Suzuki’s mention of a twenty to thirty year limit I must consider what I must do as a community citizen to slow this and achieve energy sustainability. We all recently went through a period of cold showers, during Victoria's gas crisis, and I am sure I was not the only one to price a new hot water service. I considered purchasing a solar system with electric back-up but the cost was astronomical, nearly three times the price of the standard electrical systems. What is Suzuki’s solution to this? I understand the solar system is cheaper to run, but what about a rebate from the government to keep me afloat when I purchase it? Or an interest-free loan?

79. Book Review Of The Sacred Balance By David Suzuki
    Aspects david suzuki's book, 'The Sacred Balance Rediscovering our place inNature' tells a sad story of environmental problems mankind is facing today.  
    http://www.bh.rmit.edu.au/abbt/bookclub/reviews/sbwendt.html
    
    Extractions: The overall message contained in this book focuses on the answers to the question - 'What are the real needs that we must satisfy to live rich, fulfilling lives?' It is the answers to this poignant question that Suzuki discusses. Life is all connected and man is only but a small piece of a large web. To lead a fulfilling life, one must satisfy the basic needs along with the need for love and spirituality. We need the elements of water, soil, fire, and air in order to survive. Suzuki also introduces the need for love and spirituality. All these are sacred and if man wants to continue living on this planet, then he must ensure these elements are conserved. Conservation comes in the forms of reducing pollution, seeking alternate sources of energy and maintaining a healthy planet. Suzuki states that we need to rediscover our place in nature and restore the sacred balance. We need to create a way of life that is ecologically sustainable, filling and just. Regain ancient virtues and seek out the lessons that lie in our cultures, legends and myths. We must consider all information given to us critically, use common sense and live for a lasting future. Suzuki wants us to change the way we think, act and live. 'You are what you do, not what you say' (p.221). Suzuki also provides us with examples of extraordinary people who are accomplishing just that. Vandana Shiva and her involvement with the Green Revolution and seed patents in India; Ian Kiernan and his environmental efforts that resulted in Clean Up Australia Day and Muhammed Yunus making a difference with the Grameen Bank. Here are inspiring true tales of people out there who are making a step in the pursuit of achieving that sacred balance.

80. DEEP-ECOLOGY Aug97 Discussion: David Suzuki Press Release Re:fish War
    david suzuki press release refish war.  
    http://csf.colorado.edu/forums/deep-ecology/aug97/0048.html

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