"Hi Steve, I work at Siemens in the area of process management and continuous improvement. I facilitate problem solving groups to improve cycle time, etc.
I am very interested in your work as it pertains to cultural preservation among Native…"
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"Thomas, I work mostly in rural communities around eastern Oklahoma trying to help them with conversations about the future of their community...themes usually focusing around sustainable economic development, conservation of natural resources in the…"
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"Hi Steve, we're practically neighbors; I'm in Bartlesville. You mentioned work with Native American communities, can you tell me about it?"
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"David, thanks so much for your welcoming message. I will indeed check out the person you referred me to. It is great to see so many names on this site--people I've known of, read their work, etc., but not had personal connection with."
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"Hi Steve... welcome to this wonderful community of caring people around the globe!
re your work with indigenous community groups, check out the profile of my dear friend and colleague, M. Kalani Souza... from Hawaii.
suspect you've got a lot in…"
Steve Woodall replied to Amy Lenzo's discussion '12 Principles'
"Just offering my appreciation for this wonderful resource. I will be sharing it Native American communities in Oklahoma.
Steve"
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- At 9:27am on October 1, 2009,
Thomas W. Perrine said… - Hi Steve, I work at Siemens in the area of process management and continuous improvement. I facilitate problem solving groups to improve cycle time, etc.
I am very interested in your work as it pertains to cultural preservation among Native Americans. I teach youth and give talks on artifacts and there use and their place in tribal culture. A few months ago I gave a presentation to the Washington County Cherokee Association regarding the history and form of the Cherokee Quail dance (with film). For most of the attendees this was a part of their culture that they were previously unaware of.
Therefore, I was wondering if there is any way that I might be able to attend one of your sessions, I am willing to help and do it just for the experience. You can reply or e-mail me at perrtw@netscape.net. Thanks, and I hope to hear from you.
- At 7:33pm on September 26, 2009, Thomas W. Perrine said…
- Hi Steve, we're practically neighbors; I'm in Bartlesville. You mentioned work with Native American communities, can you tell me about it?
- At 7:11pm on August 3, 2009,
david isaacs said… - Hi Steve... welcome to this wonderful community of caring people around the globe!
re your work with indigenous community groups, check out the profile of my dear friend and colleague, M. Kalani Souza... from Hawaii.
suspect you've got a lot in common!
be well.
David Isaacs
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