"Hello, Am Diana, I really want to have a good friendship with you. i have something special i want to discuses with you. You can get back to me, directly to my e-mail. (dianadeby77@ymail.com)."
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Brandon Pitcher left a comment for Patricia C. Coleman"Great to see as well Patricia! Been too long. Keep me in the loop as to progress made in your community and let me know if there is a way for me to help add value through my services. Take care!"
Brandon Pitcher left a comment for Mylo Roze"Not this weekend. Be a couple months till free again. Got a lot of work to do. I will send you an email to a great habitat designer I work with. If you come to BR I will introduce you."
Brandon Pitcher left a comment for Keith Johnson"Sounds good. But for now I will keep name as it is, although I like the way you are thinking! It is more of a kinship for sure. All are necessary components of the larger system at play through evolution. This 5 Kingdoms approach has panned out in…"
Keith Johnson left a comment for Brandon Pitcher"We don't have to change the scientists' habits. We just have to change our own. For my own part I have simply abandoned the old term and replaced it with Kindoms. It's simply more true, IMHO."
Brandon Pitcher left a comment for Keith Johnson"I did not come up with the 5 Kingdoms. This is what the science community has used. Check out Lyn Margulis book The Five Kingdoms of Nature(I advise everyone to read this book). However, I may agree with you and so may time, as there is a movement…"
Keith Johnson left a comment for Brandon Pitcher"Brandon,
Had you considered calling them Kindoms rather than Kingdoms? The latter is a top-down hierarchical model and the former suggests webs of relationships. Kings are so old world view. It's all relatives.
Keith"
Brandon Pitcher left a comment for David Parsons"I sure would. I have researched and lectured all over the world on systems thinking and design for sustainability. I am including my bio and a current presentation flyer for your use. Let me know how I can…"
David Parsons left a comment for Brandon Pitcher"Brandon, I have taken on creating a database that lists contacts groups that may want more information and speakers who would be willing to present and their topics of expertise. Would you be willing to be included?"
Profile Information
- How are you currently involved in Transition to a post-petroleum lifestlyle?
- I have presented over 300 times on sustainability around the globe. I just won "Green Entrepreneur of the Year" in Indiana, and use local sustainable materials as much as possible.
- How do you identify with the Transition movement? Why are you interested?
- I am an advocate and designer for zero emissions and integrated design. Understanding and implementing systems that mimic nature will be the one of the best ways through this transition.
- How can you help the growth / acceptance / vitality of local Transition efforts? What can YOU teach us? What can your Group teach us?
- I can teach you how to use the 5 kingdoms of nature to solve Bloomington's most pressing issues surrounding water, energy, food, health, architecture, education, and job creation. This movement will not get very far without understanding the systems at play.
- Your Favorite Books/Websites/Blogs/RSS Feeds for Information about Transition / Peak Oil, etc.
- The Hidden Connections, Biomimicry, Upsizing, The Blue Economy, Design Outlaws, Cradle-to-Cradle, Natural Capitalism, Mid-Course Correction
- Your Personal Website / blog / Facebook page (if you have one)
- www.5kingdoms.org
Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 1:07pm on November 21, 2012, Diana Deby said…
Hello, Am Diana, I really want to have a good friendship with you. i have something special i want to discuses with you. You can get back to me, directly to my e-mail. (dianadeby77@ymail.com).
- At 5:04pm on April 26, 2010, Keith Johnson said…
- We don't have to change the scientists' habits. We just have to change our own. For my own part I have simply abandoned the old term and replaced it with Kindoms. It's simply more true, IMHO.
- At 4:52pm on April 26, 2010, Keith Johnson said…
- Brandon,
Had you considered calling them Kindoms rather than Kingdoms? The latter is a top-down hierarchical model and the former suggests webs of relationships. Kings are so old world view. It's all relatives.
Keith
- At 12:07pm on April 26, 2010, David Parsons said…
- Brandon, I have taken on creating a database that lists contacts groups that may want more information and speakers who would be willing to present and their topics of expertise. Would you be willing to be included?
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