permaculture

[paul wheaton <paul@richsoil.com>]

The thing I find annoying is when people cannot find the unsubscribe
link, so they post to the list "unsubscribe me!"

Sheesh, there is a big fat link at the bottom of every post.

Like 900 people who are trying to solve world problems want to hear
about how one person cannot be bothered to actually read the
instructions.

Back on topic:  now that we've had this conversation about PDC prices
more than a dozen times, i like the idea that anybody who says "that's
too expensive" should be required to provide a better PDC for less
money.  Of course it will never happen, but it is okay to wish for
stuff, isn't it?



On Thu, Sep 1, 2011 at 1:36 AM, Stephen Brennan
<thebrenmeister@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Has this forum become noting but an a hording board for overpriced
> permaculture design course? If so, I request to be removed from such
> future advertisements. We all need to make a living, some obviously more so
> than others. How do I unsubscribe?
>
> Kind Regards,
>
> Stephen
>
>
> On 31 August 2011 17:07,  <kelda@riseup.net> wrote:
>>
>> Tacoma's 2nd annual Permaculture Design Course!
>> With a focus on Urban Issues, Advanced Design, & Social Permaculture
>> Eight weekends spread between September 2011 and February 2012
>> Sliding Scale $900- $700. Some worktrades available.
>>
>> Permaculture is a solutions-oriented approach to sustainable living. It
>> honors diverse earth-based traditions while nurturing a positive vision of
>> our collective future.
>>
>> Topics:
>> perennial gardens               self-reliance skills
>> food forests                    wildcrafting
>> emergency preparedness          pattern design
>> soils & composting              analog ecosystems
>> appropriate technology          natural building
>> animal habitats                 design for villages
>> right livelihood                urban watersheds
>> all with an urban focus
>>
>> When: Fridays 7-9pm, Saturdays & Sunday 10am-5pm on the following weekends
>> 9/9-11, 9/23-25, 10/7-9, 11/4-6, 12/2-4, 1/14-16, 2/3-5, 2/17-19
>>
>> Where:
>> Most Friday evenings: Kings Book's, 218 St. Helens, Tacoma
>> Weekends: First Congregational, 918 Division, Tacoma
>>
>> Cost: $900-$700 Sliding scale. Includes tuition, handbook, lunches.
>> Contact: Patricia 253-565-2599 sustainabletacomapierce@gmail.com
>> Childcare available: we're still working out details
>>
>> Website:
>> http://www.divinearthgp.com/ and
>> http://www.sustainabletacomapierce.net
>>
>>
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