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SATURDAY JULY 31 - SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
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Elle Potter / commUNITY Yoga
Join in for a light-hearted yoga practice throughout the weekend with Elle Potter. These community classes will be an unique offering of heart-openers and gentle back-bending fused with a smathering of partner work to prepare the body for a full day of dancing, music and play. Dress for movement and bring a friend but be ready to meet new ones! All levels are welcome |
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| Kids Yoga Class with James Grant |
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Spinsterz Hula Hooping Workshop
Learn the Art of Hula Hooping with the Spinsterz! Beginners and Intermediate |
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Spinsterz Poi Workshop
Learn the Art of Poi Spinning with the Spinsterz! Beginners and Intermediate |
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Col. Bruce Hampton Outstructional Workshop with the Bumper and the Pelican
Col. Bruce Hampton |
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Designing the Future – Real Solutions In a Resource Constrained World
Matt Atwood, Peter Eisenberger / Panel: Ben Bronfman, Lopa Brunjes, John Perry Barlow
The future we want demands a whole new kind of energy. By 2050, we will need to double global fuel and power supplies while diminishing greenhouse gases by 90%. An honest conversation is required to address the dangers of where we’re at, the reality of where we need to be, and how we can realistically get there from here. Matt Atwood, President of Algae Systems and Peter Eisenberger, founder of Global Thermostat and the Colombia University Earth Institute will discuss technologies that can get us there, and moderate a panel discussion with business and thought leaders that are developing exciting next-generation systems and policies that can bring a sustainable future within our reach. |
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Big Heartedness in Big Business
Peter Eisenberger, Lopa Brunjes, John Perry Barlow
Big business is often seen as an obstacle to positive change rather than an opportunity. Consider the current environmental disaster in the gulf – never before has corporate responsibility and the importance of working within to change big business been so painfully visible. Peter Eisenberger, Chief Scientist for Exxon Corporation, Lopa Brunjes and John Perry Barlow will talk about the importance of working with big business while preserving the vision for change, and will discuss some of the nuances, challenges, & opportunities inherent in dealing with large corporations while maintaining a commitment to integrity. Following will be a Q&A session with various business leaders in our community discussing real-world examples of how they work to empower others or change their industry. |
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Q&A: Examples of Ethical Businesses in Our Community – A Panel Discussion
Warrior Within, Dr. Bronner’s, Essential Living Foods
Following the panel discussion on the responsibilities of big business, a panel Q&A discussion with leaders of businesses from our community will discuss their experiences, and answer questions from the previous panel and the audience. |
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Where's Del?
The Travelin' McCourys
Get to know the Travelin' McCourys...and learn where they've come from and where they're going. |
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| PARTICIPANT BIOGRAPHIES |
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| Matt Atwood is the President and founder of Algae Systems. He co-founded Our Future Now with Michael Kang and serves on the board of several organizations and non-profits including Green Owl, the Conscious Alliance and the Environmental Cleanup Coalition. Prior to founding Algae Systems, he learned many lessons as a community organizer, managing Entheon Village, a large community at Burning Man, and lobbying unsuccessfully for medical marijuana in Illinois. |
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| Ben Bronfman is a musician, entrepreneur and a principal at Global Thermostat. Ben founded Green Owl, a fast growing environmentally sustainable lifestyle brand that merges culture, music & apparel. He is also the founder and front-man for the band The Teachers, and former founder of The Exit. He is engaged to M.I.A. with whom he is raising an astonishingly beautiful boy affectionately dubbed “Sir Bubbs-a lot.” |
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John Perry Barlow is a retired Wyoming cattle rancher, founder of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, junior varsity songwriter for the Grateful Dead, and the man who named Cyberspace. He is currently working on saving the world with Algae Systems, an algae-based tech platform that turns sewage into carbon-negative fuel, fresh water, and oxygen. He is the father of three astonishing daughters, Leah Justine, Anna Winter, and Amelia Rose, all in their 20's and terrifying in their honesty. He lives in Mill Valley, CA, where he's thinking of testing California's "Open Carry" handgun law. |
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Lopa Brunjes is a yogini executive working to mid-wife the biochar industry, with integrity, so it will grow big and strong to reach its climate mitigation potential & be something our children's children's children will be proud of. She is Executive VP of Biochar Engineering Corp, Biochar Operation Lead at the Carbon War Room, and likes to sing the blues while cooking a bitchin' dahl. |
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Dr. Peter Eisenberger is the co-founder of Global Thermostat and is a professor Columbia University where he founded the Columbia University Earth Insitute. He started his career as a department head at Bell Laboratories and later joined Exxon Research and Engineering Company as Director of their Physical Sciences laboratory. Dr. Eisenberger was then appointed Professor of Physics and Director of the Princeton Materials Institute at Princeton University that he founded. From 1996-1999, he was appointed Vice Provost of the Earth Institute and Director of Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory at Columbia University and today is a Professor of Earth and Environmental Sciences at Columbia, currently on sabbatical leave. |
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David Bronner is the President of Dr. Bronner’s Soaps and is an ardent activist and advocate for fair trade, organic products, drug legalization and the hemp industry. Some of his major causes and focuses right now include fighting for organic integrity in personal care, recommercialization of industrial hemp in the US, and promotion of “Fair Trade” certification of product supply chains to ensure fair wages and prices are paid. |
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