Party Hearty this Sunday
paul horan
Howdy Folks,
If you &/or any of your interesting friends & loved ones, colleagues & collaborators, etc. got nothin' more important to do this Sunday, 11.14.'10 from 11 AM to 3 PM California time, please feel free to participate &/or circulate this invitation:
http://www.coalitionblog.org/2010/11/coalition-movement-camp-ii-connecting-the-dots/
This powwow (aka work=camp=party : ) is likely to nurture and weave some more excellent human networking/collaborating via digital community organizing activities in successful response to real, live global &/or local crises (i. e., our emergent and extraordinarily complex ecosystemic, energetic, economic, etc. crises as well depicted via this 15+ minute film http://coalitionofthewilling.org.uk/ : ) AND more good folks like you participating make this powwow even much more likely to succeed amazingly well, if you've the got time & interest.
Ciao for now,
paul
Ben de Vries
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