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from poor to rich soils, advancing from low to high harvests. To find solutions to problems, ICRISAT searched for the<br />
problems first, among the people, not among the experts that were themselves. They teamed up with other<br />
institutions and groups; they introduced the new ICRISAT to the public; they explored for sources of funds.<br />
What they sought, they found. ICRISAT had been born again.<br />
(4) Primate, come take the high road.<br />
Primates all, we have refused to acknowledge the fact of global warming until it is this late. WE HAVE SEEN THE ENEMY,<br />
AND IT IS US. So, in trying to defeat the enemy within us, let us defeat evil not with evil but with good.<br />
Primates all, we have refused to<br />
acknowledge the fact of global<br />
warming until it is this late. WE<br />
HAVE SEEN THE ENEMY, AND IT IS US. So,<br />
in trying to defeat the enemy<br />
within us, let us defeat evil not<br />
with evil but with good.<br />
retitled and rewritten as my contribution to the Blogal Village Voice:<br />
The Ten Commandments Of Blog<br />
So, primate bloggers, allow me to offer you what I wrote 19<br />
months ago, ‘The (Real) Ten Commandments Of Blogging,’<br />
published 15 Feb 2006 in my blogsite Blogging Rights<br />
(braggingrights.blogspot.com). They are reality-based and clearly<br />
patterned after The Ten Commandments of God. There are other<br />
Ten Commandments of Blogging out there but none of those<br />
sets are created equal, that is to say, the commandments in a<br />
blogger’s ten are not mutually exclusive of each other, even as<br />
they are convenient lists of ten things to do or not to do. In my<br />
case, I wanted a real group of ten memorable, practical, Biblebased<br />
commandments to help bloggers become constructive<br />
rather than destructive, creative rather than critical, based on<br />
my own writing experience of 50 years. So now, dedicated to a<br />
higher good, I give you those ten commandments that I have<br />
I.<br />
I am the Lord, your Blog; thou shalt not have strange blogs before me. Don’t write blogs that are ambiguous,<br />
indeterminate, hazy, fuzzy, muddled. Follow the 4 Cs of communication and be clear, concise, comprehensive,<br />
coherent. And: Be convinced that your fight is right, in this instance, that the only way to combat climate<br />
change is primate change – man has to change his attitude, from one of indifference to concern, and from<br />
concern to concerted action, about greenhouse gas emissions to the atmosphere that deflate the ozone layer<br />
and cause global warming. If that primate change has to begin with you, just do it!<br />
II.<br />
Thou shalt not take the name of your Blog in vain. Be serious, but do not swear when you blog. To be funny<br />
or ridiculous? You choose. Be productive, but don’t lie, don’t fabricate, don’t exaggerate, don’t obfuscate,<br />
Primate Change? Or Climate Change?