[Scpg] Gaviotas - Paolo Lugari Update

[Santa Barbara Permaculture Network]

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> Subject: Gaviotas - Paolo Lugari Update
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> Plans for Paolo's talks, workshops, and exhibits during the Sustainable
> Resources Conference at the University of Colorado are going forward and
> getting very exciting. The main talk revolves around one of his famous
> quotes, ""Yes it is impossible, therefore it will take a little longer".
> We're also planning a workshop with him on Green Engineering and one on
> Education. We have a big exhibit hall reserved and along with many other
> exhibits, Friends of Gaviotas has posters and pictures of Paolo's 50
> innovative educational tools, windmills and water pumps. Joining Paolo are
> scheduled talks by Paul Hawken, Hunter and Amory Lovins, Mathew Fox; Gunter
> Pauli and a ZERI 3-day seminar, over 100 workshops and presentations.
There's
> a big early registration discount during June, registering early will also
> help us schedule you into more small discussions and events. We hope you'll
> be here! More information and online registration at
> <www.sustainableresources.org>.
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> The Friends of Gaviotas interactive retreat is another great opportunity to
> connect with Paolo and the Gaviotas vision. This will be a
spontaneous-filled
> event with video and slideshow presentations, dialogue circles, and the
> opportunity to bring questions and examples from your own life, work and
> community. For more information see <friendsofgaviotas.org/2003retreat.htm>.
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