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Behrouz said… Hi Gordon,
I am sorry to have missed your call. Problems with my phone, but should be resolved in 1-2 days. Hope you try contacting me again. I'd be interested in knowing what you have been doing and explore the possibility of collaborating together. I believe strongly in the value of collaborative work where our individual efforts can multiply in magnitude and efficacy especially if we have synergies that we could combine. I am interested in all the projects you are working on.
Cheers,
Behrouz
Behrouz said… Hi Gordon. Do you live in Surrey? I am trying to organize a VillageSurrey where we can be more active pursuing our interests in establishing a sustainable society, economy, and environment and hopefully try to share our lives and resources to make it happen. Please contact me (preferably by phone) to let me know about your availability for an organizing meeting to take place within the next 7-10 days.
Cheers,
Behrouz
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