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"Hello dear,I am Amelia by name,this is important,please email me back at[amelia.herbert23@hotmail.com].I will be waiting to hear from you soon."
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"thanks Les for posting this and the links.. and theres a new one I just acquired today called  A NEW WE that might do well with transition audiences... : A NEW WE (ecovillages and eco-communities in Europe): Trailer:…"
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How are you currently involved in the Transition movement?
I am on a steering committee in San Luis Obispo County. We have already created a listserv, a website link to buy the HANDBOOK, other resources, collecting names of possible reskilling folks, listing organizations that are in alliance with the values and message of TT in our county. Fortunately we have had a magazine (www.HopeDance.org) in the tri-county area (central coast of Califorrnia) that has been doing similar work for the past ten years.
In what ways do you identify with the Transition movement? Why are you interested?
For transformative purposes since the handwriting has been on the wall for decades and TT has a great umbrella and celebratory feel where others do not.
How can you help the growth/acceptance/vitality of the Transition movement? What can YOU teach us? What can your GROUP teach us?
With all the elements and skills I have: media, screening films, writing, publishing, facilitating discussions, website (that is alrady getting 200,000 hits a month). We just published an issue that comprises a reprint from the HANDBOOK as well as 4 other articles that are very specific to how to start (www.hopedance.org).
Your Favorite Books/Websites/Blogs/RSS Feeds for Information about the Transition Movement
SUSTAINABILITY: RADICAL SOLUTIONS INSPIRING HOPE by Bob Banner, the HANDBOOK, THE SACRED MATRIX by Dieter Duhm
www.hopedance.org
RSS: Ode, Peak Oil, Treehugger
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At 4:52am on October 6, 2012, amelia said…

Hello dear,I am Amelia by name,this is important,
please email me back at[amelia.herbert23@hotmail.com].
I will be waiting to hear from you soon.

At 2:42pm on June 15, 2010, Kathy Jacobson said…
howdy Bob!
thought about joining the list but am scrambling to hit the road...could you pass the info on...it would be fantastic to meet you if you can make the meeting!
peace, love and thanks for all you are doing!
kj
At 2:12pm on June 15, 2010, Kathy Jacobson said…
Howdy Bob,
I'm heading west to play with grandbabies, see my sons & family and attend my eldest son's wedding up in Humbolt. Will be in Ojai and am going to be attending the following meeting. Please forward the invitation to anyone in the Santa Barbara area who may want to join us.

Introductional meeting on merging sustainability and community resilience in emergency planning processes and visa versa.

When: Friday, June 18, 2010 2:00 PM-3:30 PM (GMT-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada).
Where: Fire Station 1, 121 W. Carrillo Street
Santa Barbara, CA
At 7:53am on May 25, 2010, David Eggleton said…
It's said there is no away to which we can throw stuff we no longer want. Now you assert there is an elsewhere to which one can fade. No climate change or peak oil there?

Thanks for being an initiator, if not an eternal light. Go in peace.
At 8:22pm on December 6, 2009, The Rev. Jerry said…
Great! (I need to learn how to work this ning stuff.)

I'll be curious to see what responses your get.
At 7:59am on December 6, 2009, Kathy Jacobson said…
hahaha,, what did I ask? oh, i see my comment now. i don't think so but it's cool. thanks for your reply now.
i've invited two vocal climate change skeptics over for a visit today and they accepted the invitation. seeking to build neighborhood bridges and bring it home; not interested in debate/argument. wish me luck. kj
At 6:39pm on December 5, 2009, The Rev. Jerry said…
Never have, but I'll learn it. Very useful. There is so much good stuff out there.
At 4:34pm on December 5, 2009, The Rev. Jerry said…
Just occured to me - you may be thinking of us posting the trailer it on Transitions Louisville - may just give that a shot.

Jerry
At 4:29pm on December 5, 2009, The Rev. Jerry said…
Yes, indeed, Renewal is a good one for that. Kentucky Interfaith Power and Light has done that a few times, and will again. Have not yet done so at a Transitions event. Much to do.

Thanks for saying. Hope we can collaborate on things.

jerry
At 10:51am on June 22, 2009, Kathy Jacobson said…
Howdy Bob,

Thanks for all your efforts with Transition and the Hopedance linkage.

I'm flying into Burbank, California on July 4th and heading back to Ohio on July 21st.

I'll be going to a community fair in Ventura, then up to Ojai with my son to spend time with family (play with my grandson and meet my new first grand-daughter!!!!).

I may be staying at the Ojai Foundation for some of the time. I am then borrowing my son's truck and heading up I 5 to Fairfield to see my brother and then up 101 to spend time with my son in Humboldt.

Thought I'd seek your input since youo seem to know about what's happening in California and I'm working up my specific itinerary. I would like to incorporate any potential opportunities to meet up with Transition folks, partake in Transition related events/meetings and/or see if anyone wants to carpool north or south.

On another topic - I am involved in the process of re-writing the vendor/product eligibility criteria for the "producer-only" Athens Farmers Market. I'd personally like to see our market take a stronger local resiliency oriented approach but we also have a strong locavore movement who appear to have a narrower view on such things in terms of local food/farm grown products, etc.

Have you run across any related articles, threads on this topic? We're into the nitty-gritty of definitions. I found a great UK site with FARMA criteria but nothing much from the US community in terms of specific definitions and clarifications. Thanks.

Please reply to info@broadwellhill.org as I don't get over to Transition US as much as I used to (mainly involved with T Ohio at this point) and I'm not sure if I am emailed when I get comments or emails on this site.

Love,

kj

Kathy Jacobson
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