Ubuntu Gainesville, FL

06/05/2016

We’d like to hear from all of you that have or are or would like to set up community space in your areas. We’d like to put you on the map. Facilitate the sharing of policy and information between communities so that together we can see what works, and what doesn’t. We would like to open communities to receive the resources they require to grow, and volunteers to assist in bringing the necessary skills required for development.
We are working on developing the framework of connection on the Ubuntu Planet portal to feature community space, but in the meantime I would love to hear from you, where you are, about your community and how you are getting along.
It is time to further open our Ubuntu family to support growth on the community level!
Please email me – [email protected]
Lots of LOVE!
Louise Clarke

10/13/2014

By studying the immune systems of plants, they've developed a technique that eliminates the need for chemicals.

09/12/2014

small is beautiful. we need to downsize and create ubuntu communities.

DPC Real Estate Exchange from Dime Bank building, Detroit 1918 Someone should shut up George Soros. The Financial Times offers him a podium because he's rich, and if you're rich, people today think you must be smart, and right, as well. We admire money, not brains; indeed, we confuse the two. George…

09/12/2014

i'm planning a meeting of ubuntu supporters in the gainesville/alachua area. i'm proposing next thursday at 7 pm somewhere downtown gainesville. if anybody can suggest a suitable location, let me know.

09/10/2014

this is cooperation. ubuntu can do this too.

09/09/2014

http://www.earthscapeartanddesign.com/napc-musings/

this was a successful event. permaculture is definitely part of ubuntu.

The first ever North American Permaculture Convergence (NAPC) took place in Clarks Grove, Minnesota on Labor Day weekend 2014. The convergence attracted about 400 Permaculturists from across North America spanning Canada and Mexico. The event kicked off with a keynote panel by Penny Livingston, Jude…

09/08/2014

http://www.miamiherald.com/2014/09/06/4331518/florida-teen-jailed-for-refusing.html

this is the police state at work. leading a teenager off in handcuffs for refusing to be indoctrinated by the system.

all Amish leave school at 14 (eighth grade)...that's why they're so successful. they don't waste their time in college. 14 was the school leaving age when i went to school.

The new school year began with a trip to jail for a Florida 14-year-old whose his mother called police to report that he was refusing to go to class.