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Sustainability and the "Yuck!" Factor How "Yuck!" can help build sustainability Todd's Take on Quality of Life - Windward Style Part One The Quarter Life Crisis and Windward A description of the world as seen by many twenty-somethings. Moving Beyond Rebellion: My Greatest Accomplishment Brooks is looking into doing post-graduate work from Windward, and one of the programs she's considering requires applicants to write an essay describing their greatest accomplishment. Here's what she choose to say. Moving Beyond Rebellion: An Addendum Wherein Brooks describes the outcome of her research into her post-graduate options. Zen and the Art of Hydronic Slabbing Todd describes pouring the wood shop's slab floor Painting the Dining Hall Brooks adds a touch of color Windward Version 4.0 Moving into the next phase of our organizational life Fowl Developments increasing Windward's bird population Google Earth to Windward a bird's eye view of where we are Click Here to see a bird's eye view of Windward looking westward towards Mt. Hood. Mid-summer Update steady as she goes Dynamic Consensus wherein silence plus time constitutes consent Two Hours a Day wherein Walt talks about expectations Bush Cherry Jam Terry talks about making jam from our Hansen bush cherries Homer Alica talks about Homer the lamb Savanah Alica talks about Savanah's passing We Have Lambs! Alica talks about this year's crop of lambs Talking Sheep Kathy O' talks about communicating with the sheep Notes from Windward - Volume 7 Issue 4 with thanks to Kayth O' for typing in an old issue. The Sustainable Sawyer Turning salvage logs into construction materials Kitchen Ambiance Gina talks about our kitchen It's Snow Go! Making do in a Pinz Harris' Law One reason Windward has survived over the years End-of-year Update Winter comes to Windward Notes Volume 64 Last year's newsletter |
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Spiral Rhythms FestivalMay 19 - 22 Acoustic Musical FestivalEssays and Editorials: The Fellowship versus the Bilderberg Group a guest editorial by Allen Butcher a bit of background by Walt Windward's Chairs and Departments Now that Windward has most of its life support systems in place, we're giving thought to how we want to structure the next stage of our adventure. This link takes you to a discussion of how we see the work we've already started becoming more focused, more organized, and how new members can carve out a niche to suit their special interests. the fine printthoughts on the importance of realistic expectationsAdministrative Matters Windward's Info Sheet and Waiver Current Bylaws of the Windward Foundation As amended December 15, 2005. |
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