My books, movies, videos, podcasts, events ... the big collection of paul wheaton stuff!
My books, movies, videos, podcasts, events ... the big collection of paul wheaton stuff!
My books, movies, videos, podcasts, events ... the big collection of paul wheaton stuff!
Brian Jeffrey wrote:^^ Paul what about Ben Falk? His ideas about rice/duck farming alone are quite interesting.
Miles Flansburg wrote:Man I would love to go to that but I would have to work a lot of overtime to come up with that kind of money. Hopefully they will sell videos of the proceedings?
B Woke wrote: Are there volunteer opportunities? I am currently a student (aka: no money.)
Diego Footer wrote:
Brian Jeffrey wrote:^^ Paul what about Ben Falk? His ideas about rice/duck farming alone are quite interesting.
Agreed. Ben has been invited. He is thinking about it. I suggest sending him a note if you would like to see him @permacultureVOICES.
- Pancake
Diego Footer wrote:
Brian Jeffrey wrote:^^ Paul what about Ben Falk? His ideas about rice/duck farming alone are quite interesting.
Agreed. Ben has been invited. He is thinking about it. I suggest sending him a note if you would like to see him @permacultureVOICES.
P.P.O.Y.T. (Playfully pouncing on your toes.)
Praying my way through the day
Ed Johnson wrote:What's the group rate on the hotel?
Intermountain (Cascades and Coast range) oak savannah, 550 - 600 ft elevation. USDA zone 7a. Arid summers, soggy winters
gani et se wrote:I hope to see more women presenters!
Emily Aaston wrote:Maybe somehow there will be a way to connect wealthy people who can't make it to the conference with all of the permaculture paupers who can't afford to buy bread so that they can go too.
Ask me about food.
How Permies.com Works (lots of useful links)
Brian Jeffrey wrote:^^ Paul what about Ben Falk? His ideas about rice/duck farming alone are quite interesting.
Jack Spirko,
The Survival Podcast
Diego Footer wrote:
2. Permaculture people don't need to be paupers and shouldn't stereotype themselves in that way. We live in a capitalist society and it is our job to get permaculture across while operating within that system. There is a lot of opportunity out there to apply permaculture in the business world. A great example is Marco Barrantes' La Loma Development Company. He is doing great permaculture work for people that would have otherwise chosen non permaculture designs. He is filling that niche is his area. There are lot so niches like that and each of us needs to focus on how we can work within a specific niche.
Jack Spirko,
The Survival Podcast
jack spirko wrote: If you really practice permaculture as designed in ALL walks of life you don't stay poor for long. You might not be Richie Rich rich but you will do okay you certainly won't be a pauper.
Richard Frame wrote:Diego, May I suggest inviting Mark Shepard, the author of "Restoration Agriculture"? It might be great to throw his ideas into the mix.
Richard Frame
mick mclaughlin wrote:I doubt anyone resents an individual making an honest buck.
Implying that individusls are inferior for not being able to afford $700 , turns me off.
Love whst paul and others do for free, and genuinly appreciate every scrap of petmaculture informstion i can find.
I truly believe in permaculture, but if i had one complaint or desire, it would be that more individuals in the movement cared more about education and sharing, and less about making a buck.
I know it takes money, but $700 plud travel exspenses is a very steep investment for many, if not most.
We should throw him a surprise party. It will cheer him up. We can use this tiny ad:
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https://wheaton-labs.com/bootcamp
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