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Paul Paryski

help us recycle

Friends, colleagues, artists, musicians, philosophers, complexity thinkers:

Bill Unkel and I, partners in Northeast by Southwest, a spin off of the SF Complex that has as its mission facilitating/catalyzing green investments and adaptation to climate change, are promoting the expansion of plastic recycling of plastic in Santa. New Mexico only recycles 11% of its waste. We think that Santa Fe can do better and create green jobs doings so. To get the program going we have applied for a grant from Pepsi Cola under their "refresheverything" program. Grants will be chosen by the projects that get the most online votes.

To vote for our project and to see what we hope to accomplish, please go to: www.refresheverything.com/recyclingplasticisfantastic . More info can be found on our website www.nexsw.org .

As one of the first promoters of the Complex and, since Bill and I are committed to making Santa Fe a center of excellence for new technologies, we hope that you will support our project by voting. We would greatly appreciate your support.

Many thanks!

Paul Paryski

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Stephen Guerin-3

Re: [sfx: Discuss] help us recycle

Cool! yep, voted.
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On Mar 1, 2010, at 10:41 AM, [hidden email] wrote:

> Friends, colleagues, artists, musicians, philosophers, complexity
> thinkers:
>
> Bill Unkel and I, partners in Northeast by Southwest, a spin off of
> the SF Complex that has as its mission facilitating/catalyzing green
> investments and adaptation to climate change, are promoting the
> expansion of plastic recycling of plastic in Santa. New Mexico only
> recycles 11% of its waste. We think that Santa Fe can do better and
> create green jobs doings so. To get the program going we have
> applied for a grant from Pepsi Cola under their "refresheverything"
> program. Grants will be chosen by the projects that get the most
> online votes.
>
> To vote for our project and to see what we hope to accomplish,
> please go to: www.refresheverything.com/
> recyclingplasticisfantastic . More info can be found on our website www.nexsw.org
> .
>
> As one of the first promoters of the Complex and, since Bill and I
> are committed to making Santa Fe a center of excellence for new
> technologies, we hope that you will support our project by voting.
> We would greatly appreciate your support.
>
> Many thanks!
>
> Paul Paryski
>
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Grant Holland

Re: help us recycle

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Great job. Thanks much for pitchin' in! I voted too.

Grant

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Friends, colleagues, artists, musicians, philosophers, complexity thinkers:

Bill Unkel and I, partners in Northeast by Southwest, a spin off of the SF Complex that has as its mission facilitating/catalyzing green investments and adaptation to climate change, are promoting the expansion of plastic recycling of plastic in Santa. New Mexico only recycles 11% of its waste. We think that Santa Fe can do better and create green jobs doings so. To get the program going we have applied for a grant from Pepsi Cola under their "refresheverything" program. Grants will be chosen by the projects that get the most online votes.

To vote for our project and to see what we hope to accomplish, please go to: www.refresheverything.com/recyclingplasticisfantastic . More info can be found on our website www.nexsw.org .

As one of the first promoters of the Complex and, since Bill and I are committed to making Santa Fe a center of excellence for new technologies, we hope that you will support our project by voting. We would greatly appreciate your support.

Many thanks!

Paul Paryski
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Paul Paryski

Re: help us recycle

Many thanks Grant. Pepsi allows people to vote once per day, so, as they say, vote early vote often. Best Paul

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From: Grant Holland <[hidden email]>
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Sent: Mon, Mar 1, 2010 3:58 pm
Subject: Re: [FRIAM] help us recycle

Great job. Thanks much for pitchin' in! I voted too.

Grant

[hidden email] wrote:

Friends, colleagues, artists, musicians, philosophers, complexity thinkers:

Bill Unkel and I, partners in Northeast by Southwest, a spin off of the SF Complex that has as its mission facilitating/catalyzing green investments and adaptation to climate change, are promoting the expansion of plastic recycling of plastic in Santa. New Mexico only recycles 11% of its waste. We think that Santa Fe can do better and create green jobs doings so. To get the program going we have applied for a grant from Pepsi Cola under their "refresheverything" program. Grants will be chosen by the projects that get the most online votes.

To vote for our project and to see what we hope to accomplish, please go to: www.refresheverything.com/recyclingplasticisfantastic . More info can be found on our website www.nexsw.org .

As one of the first promoters of the Complex and, since Bill and I are committed to making Santa Fe a center of excellence for new technologies, we hope that you will support our project by voting. We would greatly appreciate your support.

Many thanks!

Paul Paryski
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Owen Densmore

Re: help us recycle

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In reply to this post by Grant Holland

me too. i'll be there every day, this is a great idea.

-- Owen

On Mar 1, 2010, at 3:58 PM, Grant Holland wrote:

Great job. Thanks much for pitchin' in! I voted too.

Grant

[hidden email] wrote:
Friends, colleagues, artists, musicians, philosophers, complexity thinkers:

Bill Unkel and I, partners in Northeast by Southwest, a spin off of the SF Complex that has as its mission facilitating/catalyzing green investments and adaptation to climate change, are promoting the expansion of plastic recycling of plastic in Santa. New Mexico only recycles 11% of its waste. We think that Santa Fe can do better and create green jobs doings so. To get the program going we have applied for a grant from Pepsi Cola under their "refresheverything" program. Grants will be chosen by the projects that get the most online votes.

To vote for our project and to see what we hope to accomplish, please go to: www.refresheverything.com/recyclingplasticisfantastic . More info can be found on our website www.nexsw.org .

As one of the first promoters of the Complex and, since Bill and I are committed to making Santa Fe a center of excellence for new technologies, we hope that you will support our project by voting. We would greatly appreciate your support.

Many thanks!

Paul Paryski
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Meets Fridays 9a-11:30 at cafe at St. John's College
lectures, archives, unsubscribe, maps at http://www.friam.org
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