Bob Gragson

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MY BACKGROUND

Earth: Let's Be Conscious of It!My hometown is Bartlesville, Oklahoma, and I have lived in Greenville, SC, Olympia and Centralia, WA, Roswell, NM, Kent, OH, Ukiah, CA, Madison, WI, and currently Fort Collins, CO. I have been Executive Director of United Way of Lewis County (Centralia, WA), Executive Director of United Way of Chaves County (Roswell, NM), President & CEO of United Way of Portage County (Ravenna, OH), Executive Director of the Solar Living Institute (Hopland, CA), Executive Director of Community GroundWorks (Madison, WI), and currently am Workplace Giving Director with the United Way of Larimer County (Fort Collins, CO). I have developed and/or maintained eight Web sites since 1998 and co-owned Wild Goats Coffee & Cafe in Kent, OH from 1998-2003. In 2001, I ran for School Board in Kent, OH, and in 2004 I ran for City Council in Ukiah, CA. I have a BA in Business Administration and Philosophy from Furman University; 54 hours of graduate work in public administration at The Evergreen State College in Olympia, WA; and a MBA, Entrepreneurship from Walden University. I am currently writing a book focused on the emerging politics, economics, and society in the United States.

SOME THOUGHTS

Our next decade is going to look very different from the last few decades. To get a good understanding of what is ahead, you should start with Dr. Chris Martenson's "The Crash Course." This is a clear, straightforward explanation of how "our economy, energy systems and environment interact -- how we got to where we are today, and some reasonable expectations for the future."

Additionally, the work of Dmitry Orlov is particularly important. Be sure to listen to his "Social Collapse Best Practices" speech from February 2009. It is an excellent depiction of what we may expect in the years ahead.

Finally, Thomas E. Woods Jr. presented an excellent speech at the Mises Scholars Conference (March 12-14, 2009) in Auburn, Alabama entitled "Why You've Never Heard of the Depression of 1920." Thomas is an excellent speaker and his presentation should provide you much to consider as he contrasts Austrian Economics with Keynesian Economics.

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