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A friend thought someone in your group might be able to help. Does anyone know of a non-toxic way to deal with subterranean termites? I don't want to hurt them, but we'll lose our home if we don't stop them. We definitely do not want to use poison, for many reasons, but haven't found any alternatives that sound like they work.

I an Fwd'ing this to the list. (Eastbaypermaculture+owner@... as used, doesn't reach the membership.) Feel free to mention other eastbaypermaculture lists. I thiMk some bulk went to google (unprivate,(and some to FaceBook,) "pretty." Read below; BillSF9c ----- Forwarded Message ----- From: r z <organicz@...> To: "[email protected]" <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, April 1, 2021, 11:42:29 AM PDT Subject: [eastbaypermaculture] Someone here was offering an aquaponics setup.Is it still available ??

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Hi. Guess I'm not quite alone. May we have a word from the owner? Liz just suggested I start the list - but here it IS! However, it also means that normal and tedious invites are a thing that I cannot do. BillSF9c

Welcome, new member! Ok guys - you are here, presumabley for 1 of 2 reasons... You thought everyone was headed this way. You dislike google. I do not have the old membership roster. It has been found by Isis, who as a.list-owner many times over, I can say is a dedicated detail oriented person who I'd love to be a co-owner with!!! Why she decided upon google, I cannot know or fathom. As a past gov't ComSec guy and sillycom valley worker I has too much knowledge and self respect to subject my privacy to them more than absolutely needed. They claim the right, and you yield it when you join, to have your everyword combed and filtered and reused. Almost every service now does this. IO is a rare exception. But google is the gargoyle king of this. But understand, the unaware will go where they are called. There will be no permaculture posts if everyone lurks. Yes, there is obvious nuance, but most of this is common sense to me. Some sun, some shade, some water, bury or let die in place everything, and eventually the system becomes self perpetuating and expands. Forests expand. Desserts expand. A gentle tipping does it. A hundred years ago people in the US recognised that the prarie was 6 ft deep in rich soil in many places... whike wurooe fir 400 years had a scant few inches and that was only due to scrupulously burying every sheed if manure and plant matter they could find, having used up their soil with centuries more human occupation. I mean societal presence. 100 years ago the buffalo had ceased to roam. The interstate highway system cut plants and animals off from one another and annihalated a fair percentage of "chickens who crossed the road." And a few people in that quest... so, we need fences, too. So, join the google guys... you'll be getting an Invite. Or this list... but it's a case of use it or lose it. This list will be a forest or a desert. YOU each tip the scales with your every action or inaction. Too bad about the buffalo. A VERY lean meat - might have meant less obesity in america. Me? I'm on a diet. 8 lbs down and 12 to go by Valentines' Day. Speedo weather is coming up! ??? I have bees. Took a VERY simple hive design and improved it. No neighbor has noticed. I have no costly garb. Whacha' doin' this winter? Make a hive maybe? You have to be ready by roughly April Fools' ir tax day. Outlay for lumber 20-40$. Maybe 20 for pherenome, unless you grow lemon grass in lieu. Cymboticum (sp) something. There are 2 lemon grasses and I forget which offhand. Or 100-175$ for a package of bees. Just a thought. What are YOUR thoughts ??? Desert? Or forest? It's YOUR List. I just turned on the lights and did ONE invite because they wrote me and asked. BillSF9c [TOO] Near San Francisco Ex-SillyCom Valley R&D & a Veteran I like nature. Nature likes me. Neighbors? It depends ...

-----Original Message----- From: Jan Spencer janrspencer@... [eastbaypermaculture] <eastbaypermaculture-noreply@...> Sent: Mon, Sep 7, 2020 12:20 PM Subject: [eastbaypermaculture] Updates - Seven Zoom Presentations, Start Thursday, Sept 10 Hi, Here is updated information about the seven zoom presentations. * Dates and times for all seven presentations. * Capacity for participants has been increased so should be space for everyone to zoom in. * Also, zoom meeting info below is good for all the presentations. * All the presentations will migrate to you tube * Updates, go to suburbanpermaculture.org * I am glad to make zoom presentations to classes, events, groups * Please forward this message,,,Thanks! Here is the presentation schedule and zoom info. Times are Pacific from Eugene, Oregon. 1] Thursday. Sept 10, 7 PM Pacific Time Transforming A Suburban Property - 20 years & 1/4 acre; grass to garden, edible landscape, trellises/arbors/espalier, patio to passive solar, depave driveway, garage to living space, 6500 gal rain water system, increase residential density, educational resource, aesthetics, paying for the changes, home economics; other notable residential sites; economic development/job creation potential for re purposing suburbia 2] Thursday, Sept 24, 7 PM Pacific Time Allies & Assets in the Community - Much to work with, wisdom of the world's great spiritual traditions; neighborhood associations, city programs, faith groups, permaculture, parking lots, community centers, non profits 3] Thursday, Oct. 8, 7 PM Pacific Time One Earth Lifestyles - Nature to money, eco footprints, 1/5?, wisdom of the ancients; implications of one earth living on lifestyles, economy, culture, the environment 4] Thursday, Oct 22, 7 PM Pacific Time Critique of Market Capitalism - Deconstructing the myths, external costs; American Exceptionalism; the fraud of the market place; market capitalism and its neo liberal overlay - the opposite of efficient; social engineering. You probably will not look at the mainstream economic system the same. 5] Thursday, Nov 5, 7 PM Pacific Time Pushing Back Against Cars - Depave, community plazas, freeways to parks, super blocks; from San Francisco to NYC, Barcelona, Paris, Houten, Freiberg, Groningen 6] WEDNESDAY, NOV 18, 7 PM Pacific Time [yes, that's Wednesday] Preview of A Preferred Future - Eco villages, parking lot to dispersed downtown, priorities, responsible economics, repurposing the urban landscape; positive human potential - our greatest renewable resource 7] Thursday, DEC. 3, 7 PM Pacific Time Systems Change - Paying for paradigm shift; synchronizing progressive movements - democracy as a cooperative mission statement; wisdom of the world's great spiritual traditions; civic culture; benefits to be gained Here is Zoom information, GOOD FOR ALL PRESENTATIONS Join Zoom Meeting https://zoom.us/j/91289567710 Meeting ID: 912 8956 7710 Passcode: 7544432 Dial in if you are unable to access Zoom +1 669 900 6833 Podcasts with related content - https://player.whooshkaa.com/shows/creating-a-resilient-future You tube channel with related content https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClIooiYJZvCxb2ruWOodrUg?view_as=subscriber Lots of paradigm shift content on my website, also article in current issue of Communities Magazine - suburbanpermaculture.org Please forward this message to friends and networks. Thanks! Jan Spencer; Eugene, OR __._,_.___ Posted by: Jan Spencer <janrspencer@...> Reply via web post ? Reply to sender ? Reply to group ? Start a New Topic ? Messages in this topic (1) Visit Your Group ? Privacy ? Unsubscribe ? Terms of Use . __,_._,___