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Created: Dec 26, 2007
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Natalie Parker-Lawrence

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Email: nparkerlawrence [at] scsk12.org
 
Address: 1862 Cowden Ave.
Memphis, Tennessee 38104
United States
 
I Speak: English, French
 
I Am: Academic
 
Member Since: December 26, 2007
 
Local Time: Sun Nov 8 01:37:54
 

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Ariakeen 11 months ago

Greetings ,

 

A group of us are starting an effort to transition Chattanooga and the rest of Tennessee from the current model of society to one that is local in focus and sustainable for the generations that have yet to experience the wonder that is the Tennessee Valley region.

 

We are still in the very early stages of this effort and we need the vision of any and every one who desires to be part of this.

 

This is the link to our web site.  http://transitiontennessee.ning.com/

 

Please take a few minuets to look at it and see if you would be interested in being part of the effort. If not yourself please pass the link on to others whom you think would.

 

Thank you for your time and attention

 

David

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