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'''Christopher Zelov''', a Delaware Valley native and University of Pennsylvania graduate, is the founder of The Knossus Project, a research and development enterprise focused on creating artifacts in the strategic realms of: educational film, green design, and book publishing. Among other projects, he co-created the award-winning film ''Ecological Design: Inventing the Future'' that helped to launch the Sustainable Development movement. | '''Christopher Zelov''', a Delaware Valley native and University of Pennsylvania graduate, is the founder of The Knossus Project, a research and development enterprise focused on creating artifacts in the strategic realms of: educational film, green design, and book publishing. Among other projects, he co-created the award-winning film ''Ecological Design: Inventing the Future'' that helped to launch the Sustainable Development movement. | ||
The above URL links to "A Visit With Magnus (What Can You Learn from a Monk?)" | ''Note:'' The above URL links to "A Visit With Magnus (What Can You Learn from a Monk?)" | ||
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Christopher Zelov, a Delaware Valley native and University of Pennsylvania graduate, is the founder of The Knossus Project, a research and development enterprise focused on creating artifacts in the strategic realms of: educational film, green design, and book publishing. Among other projects, he co-created the award-winning film Ecological Design: Inventing the Future that helped to launch the Sustainable Development movement.
Note: The above URL links to "A Visit With Magnus (What Can You Learn from a Monk?)"