Pax-salon Mailing List: Conversational Salon

[Patty Guerrero (pattypax]

Hi, the salon this Tuesday, Sept. 5 will be Open Discussion.  Plenty to 
talk about so hope you come to share your thoughts.

I have included the Coldwater Full Moon Walk for next Thursday, too, in 
case any of you can do it.  Susu Jeffrey talked about the concept of 
the Green Museum last week, and it is something worth taking action on, 
 helping to preserve this wonderful space.

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> From: "Sue Ann" <mart1408 [at] umn.edu>
> Date: Sat Sep 2, 2006  12:34:35 AM US/Central
> To: <DepartmentofPeace [at] yahoogroups.com>, <mppeace [at] yahoogroups.com>, 
> <counterprop-coalition [at] lists.resist.ca>
> Subject: Coldwater Full Moon Walk, Thursday, Sept. 7 at 7 pm
>
> Coldwater Full Moon Walk
> Thursday, September 7, 2006  7:00 pm.  What is a Green Museum and how 
> does it
> fit into the future of the Coldwater Spring area?  Now that the Draft
> Environmental Impact Statement has been issued, what is the role of 
> citizen
> action in saving Coldwater?  Gather at 54th St. & Minnehaha Ave. at the
> parking lot, just off Highway 55 and 54th St. at the far south end of
> Minnehaha Park, Minneapolis.  www.friendsofcoldwater.org
> info [at] friendsofcoldwater.org
>
> What is a Green Museum?
> How does the Friends of Coldwater Green Museum fit in with the future 
> of
> Coldwater, the Environmental Impact Statement, and other visions and 
> dreams
> held for Coldwater’s future?  What is the role of citizen action in 
> saving
> Coldwater?
>
> “. . . Coldwater could become an urban wilderness, a place among burr 
> oaks and
> prairie grasses, where people have gathered for centuries around an
> ever-flowing spring.” 				 —from Green Museum
>
> Directions: from Hwy 55, turn East (toward the Mississippi) at East 
> 54th
> Street, follow the road around (to the left) into the parking lot. If 
> you
> don't have a parking sticker, park and pay at the meters in the lot or 
> on the
> frontage road, or find alternative free parking across Highway 55 and 
> walk to
> the lot.
>
> On September 7, the sun will set at 7:39 pm and the moon will rise at 
> 7:46 pm.
> The moon reaches its fullness at 1:42 pm. Sometimes Minnesota full 
> moon dates
> are a day different from standard calendars, which are based on Eastern
> Standard Time or Greenwich Mean Time. The dates and times above are 
> the actual
> times that full moons occur in Minnesota and are from “Cosmo Doogood’s 
> Urban
> Almanac.”