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Alpha Project --Where Miracles Happen-- Proposal to do!!
Alpha Project --Where Miracles Happen-- Proposal to do!!
Date: 12/28/2011 11:03:07 AM ( 13 y ) ... viewed 966 times
I PROMISED FRED CLARK OF THE ALPHA PROJECT THAT I WOULD SUBMIT A PROPOSAL TO HIM
I want to follow up with that....after I get some cleanup done in my room and work through some other important things on my agenda.
It was great meeting the men from the Alpha Project San Diego.
They deserve your work.
Leslie Goldman
Your Enchanted Gardener
December 28, 2011
9:02 am
LESLIE GOLDMAN TO MAKE PROPOSAL TO ALPHA PROJECT
TO SHOW SAN DIEGO TOP SERVICE PROJECT HOW TO MAKE
MONEY WITH ARUNDO DONAX (THE GIANT REED)

Leslie and Fred Clark, on the Arosa Canyon RIm, December 15, 2011
FOLLOW THIS STORY TODAY
HERE ON THE NEW PLANT YOUR DREAM BLOG
AS THE LAST BIG STAND OF ARUNDO HEADS FOR THE LANDFILL!
http://plantyourdream.net/?p=7265
HOW TO MAKE MONEY WITH ARUNDO DONAX
Read 102 WAYS IN LESLIE GOLDMAN
AKA YOUR ENCHANTED GARDENERS NEW E-BOOK
and on THE PLANT YOUR DREAM BLOG
52 REASONS WHY ROUNDUP HERBICIDE IS HATED AROUND THE WORLD
Read it here on the Plant Your Dream Blog Leslie 619.384.2631
From: Leslie Goldman
To: Mayah Shaloma
Sent: Monday, December 12, 2011 4:42 AM
Subject: Arundo Nation Movie...bingo
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Film: ARUNDO NATION!
This is the story of two friends who hit upon a novel way to try to stop an herbicidal spraying campaign in their bucolic canyon: They found a green company to make the spraying’s target, an invasive cane species called Arundo donax, into a commercially viable crop. If they succeed, Monsanto, makers of the herbicide used in the campaign (Roundup®), might just back down. This alternately light-hearted and hard-hitting documentary captures real-life quest in an amusing tale that also lays bare the perils of pesticide use and corporate rule. Patty Pagaling, an Ojai valley resident finds out that Monsanto's legendary glysophate (a derivative of RoundUp) is being sprayed in her pristine Matilija Canyon to kill the “devil weed” Arundo donax. Problem is glysophate is known to cause serious health problems including lymphatic cancer with impacts to wildlife and water systems.
Patty, who has a background in Native American culture and education decides to take on one of the largest chemical corporations in America. She forms a local group, Pesticide Free Ojai Valley and pretty soon they find themselves in broiled in a series of random "sprays" for apple & gypsy moths and other pests the county and state of California has deemed deleterious. Patty takes her case to the county supervisors but finds political ineptitude and indifference, with a long standing insidious relationship to the chemical giant. Deciding it's better to fight fire with fire, Patty and her activist friends decide to harvest the Arundo reed and turn it into everything from perfume, bread to couture underwear. Going from her hippy digs to Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills on a quest to find the best product ideas for Arundo, along the way her journey exposes Monsanto's chemical treadmill and the revolving door between the chemical giant and the EPA, as well as the viability and beauty of Arundo and it's incredible history as a cure all with multiple uses. The film uses humor, adventure and the personal courage of it's activists to engage the audience.
PFOV Campaign Leader: Patricia Pagaling
Producer: Patricia Pagaling
Consulting Producer: Carolyn Scott
Status: In production summer 2009. We will be producing a promo to raise funding.
For a full treatment contact: Patricia Pagaling clairdeluna333@yahoo.com
Pesticide Free Ojai WEBSITE: http://www.pesticidefreeojaivalley.org/
contact Patty Pagaling: pesticidefreeojaivalley@gmail.com
THE FOLLOWING IS A CONCEPT I HAVE FOR TRANSFORMING A TEN BY TEN LITTLE PIECE OF LAND
The following is a concept I have for transforming a ten by ten little piece of land owned by a good neighbor into a demo site that Arundo roots can be taken out mechanically. The project has not yet been submitted to the owner of this little bit of land is currently is on hand.
I will proceed with the original plan to plant kamut grass--The prophet's seed into little biosmart containers as a declaration that our future will be organic
on our property. I cannot say for what will happen on this ten by ten little piece of property. I can only speak on the property that I own with co-owners.
May God help us all to be an Organic Uprising.
December 28, 2011
9:08 am
ENVIRONMENTAL CHALLENGE TO YOU
This Plant Your Dream Blog shares the plan to create a video documentation of a small piece of ground, now organically grown, that will soon be sprayed with Roundup Herbicide. I am taking on a 10 by 10 plot. I want to demonstrate that enough people Rallying Around and digging out roots of Arundo Donax The Giant Reed can prevent its regrowth without Round up Herbicide use. Help support this demonstration. Schedule a time to come a dig out a root between December 18-January 1 so we can show this can be done. CALL ME, 619.384.2631
TO SCHEDULE A TIME FOR YOUR PARTICIPATION. If you want to participate but do not want your face shown in the video, that is possible.
FINANCIAL SUPPORT
If you cannot show up but want to support another person doing it and this project, contribute here and express your financial sponsorship.
http://www.michaelspecter.com/wp-content/uploads/pharmageddon.pdf
ARUNDO NATION FILM PROPOSAL CAME INTO MY ATTENTION
This is from the Pesiticide- Free Ojai Group
This is the story of two friends who hit upon a novel way to try to stop an herbicidal spraying campaign in their bucolic canyon: They found a green company to make the spraying’s target, an invasive cane species called Arundo donax, into a commercially viable crop. If they succeed, Monsanto, makers of the herbicide used in the campaign (Roundup®), might just back down. This alternately light-hearted and hard-hitting documentary captures real-life quest in an amusing tale that also lays bare the perils of pesticide use and corporate rule. Patty Pagaling, an Ojai valley resident finds out that Monsanto's legendary glysophate (a derivative of RoundUp) is being sprayed in her pristine Matilija Canyon to kill the “devil weed” Arundo donax. Problem is glysophate is known to cause serious health problems including lymphatic cancer with impacts to wildlife and water systems.
Patty, who has a background in Native American culture and education decides to take on one of the largest chemical corporations in America. She forms a local group, Pesticide Free Ojai Valley and pretty soon they find themselves in broiled in a series of random "sprays" for apple & gypsy moths and other pests the county and state of California has deemed deleterious. Patty takes her case to the county supervisors but finds political ineptitude and indifference, with a long standing insidious relationship to the chemical giant. Deciding it's better to fight fire with fire, Patty and her activist friends decide to harvest the Arundo reed and turn it into everything from perfume, bread to couture underwear. Going from her hippy digs to Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills on a quest to find the best product ideas for Arundo, along the way her journey exposes Monsanto's chemical treadmill and the revolving door between the chemical giant and the EPA, as well as the viability and beauty of Arundo and it's incredible history as a cure all with multiple uses. The film uses humor, adventure and the personal courage of it's activists to engage the audience.
PFOV Campaign Leader: Patricia Pagaling
Producer: Patricia Pagaling
Consulting Producer: Carolyn Scott
Status: In production summer 2009. We will be producing a promo to raise funding.
For a full treatment contact: Patricia Pagaling clairdeluna333@yahoo.com
Pesticide Free Ojai WEBSITE: http://www.pesticidefreeojaivalley.org/
contact Patty Pagaling: pesticidefreeojaivalley@gmail.com
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