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Music Specials Wednesday 26 June 2019
There's lots of choice and programmes to enjoy as part of RTE Radio 1's Christmas line-up. From life with the Kray Twins behind the scenes at the Bord Gais Energy theatre, to Donal Ryan's specially commissioned piece where he imagines life for a refugee to novelist Joseph O'Connor's Christmas memories. Lisa Hannigan is In Session, Robert Mizzell sings some of his wonderful songs and tells stories of his life and it's take-over time for Late Date with guests such as Joe Brolly, Leo Varadkar, Aoibhinn McGinnity and Deirdre O'Kane taking the mic.
Christmas Eve
2pm Santa
Santa Claus joins Derek Mooney live from the North Pole to take calls and messages from the children of Ireland with their Christmas wish lists.
5.15pm Driving Home For Christmas
Wherever you are off to this afternoon, Cathal Murray will be playing the songs to accompany you on your way home.
8pm A Musical Christmas
Ted Courtney takes you on a magical musical journey of the finest Christmas music ever recorded – from Bach to Harry Belefonte.
Christmas Day
11am Creedon's Christmas
Join John Creedon for his special Christmas show, live from the RTE studios in Cork.
1.15pm Into the Mystic – an Irish Christmas
Joseph O'Connor presents his thoughts on Christmas, the sights and sounds of an Irish Christmas from dawn at Newgrange to a busy O'Connell street.
3.45pm Daniel O'Donnell's Christmas
Join Daniel for his own Christmas memories and music.
3pm In Session – Lisa Hannigan
Lisa Hannigan and her band play an exclusive show for RTE Radio 1 listeners.
5pm The South Wind Blows
Philip King presents from the Dingle peninsula and playing his choice of music.
6pm Pantisocracy
Miss Panti Bliss welcomes guests into her festive parlour for witty, intelligent, engaging and, often frank, conversation.
8pm The Best Of Mooney Tunes
Derek Mooney celebrates more than a decade of Mooney Tunes concerts with touching tales and musical memories.
9pm Sandy's Country Christmas
Sandy Harsch presents a festive edition of her country music show.
St Stephen's Day
10pm Sisters Are Doing It
Songwriters - Sandy Harsch and Lilian Smith return with their award-winning series which places women central to the history of music. Tonight they look at songwriters, the women behind the lyrics.
11pm Late Date Takeover
The legendary slot is taken-over by special guests this week... the studio is theirs. Tonight it's the turn of Gaelic football pundit and broadcaster Joe Brolly.
Tuesday 27th December
1.30pm Grace – the Story Behind The Song
2pm Robert Mizzell's Country Home
The story of Irish Country Music star Robert Mizzell's emotional return to Louisiana – where he recalls his difficult childhood and reconnects with his musical roots.
10pm Sisters Are Doing It
All In The Family - Sandy Harsch and Lilian Smith return with their award-winning series which places women central to the history of music. Tonight they look at the families who have made music together.
11pm Late Date Takeover
The legendary slot is taken-over by special guests this week... the studio is theirs. Tonight it's the turn of member of the Fine Gael front bench, minister for social protection Leo Varadkar.
Wednesday 28th December
1.30pm I Seek Refuge
Novelist Donal Ryan imagines life for those who have been forced to flee their homes.
2pm The Clare Sound with Luka Bloom
John Murray spends the day with singer-songwriter Luka Bloom who shows him around North Clare and meets some of those making music in the area.
10pm In search of The Blue Nile
Ken Sweeney meet The Blue Nile and their devoted fans. Hailed for their melancholic perfection the band only released four albums in two decades but their reputation continues to grow.
11pm Late Date Takeover
The legendary slot is taken-over by special guests this week... the studio is theirs. Tonight it's the turn of actor Aoibhinn McGinnity.
Thursday 29th December
1.30pm Life with the Kray Twins
Maureen Flanagan – the sister the Kray Twins never had - on forty years with two of Britain's most vicious and notorious gangsters.
2pm A Year In The Life of the Bord Gais Energy Theatre
Bronagh Gallagher captures the drama on stage and behind the scenes over a year in Ireland's largest theatre.
10pm Moyvalley Festival
Shay Byrne presents highlights from the country music festival.
11pm Late Date Takeover
The legendary slot is taken-over by special guests this week... the studio is theirs. Tonight it's the turn of actor and comedian Deirdre O'Kane.
Friday 30th December
1.30pm Callan's Kicks of the Year
Oliver Callan and his team return with a final fling of 2016, the last chance to poke fun and satirise the great and the not so good in Irish life.
2pm Final Partings
Jim Lockhart and his panel remembers the music stars who passed away this year...
10pm Moyvalley Fesitval
Shay Byrne presents highlights from the country music festival.
Saturday 31st December
10am Second Captains
The team are back with all the usual sporting chat and banter.
8pm The Trip to Tipp
Will Leahy remembers the Thurles festival that defined all festivals in Ireland in 1990.
10pm New Year's Eve show
John Creedon welcomes in a brand new year.
Sunday 1st January
1pm The Reluctant Nobel
A celebration of Bob Dylan, his life, work, music and this year's Nobel Prize for literature.
Monday 2nd January
9am Reasons to be Cheerful
Join Marty Morrissey and guests as they look forward to 2017 and ponder the many and varied reasons they have to be happy as they enter the new year.
1.30pm A Place Called Home
Young Irish emigrants from all over the world speak to Colm Flynn about their hopes, fears and ambitions for the year ahead.
2pm Sure 'Twas Better...
... In the 70s. Will Hanafin and his guests trawl the RTE radio archive to ask if life really was better in the old days... just how different were our attitudes to sex, religion and race and are misty-eyes and a nose for nostalgia essential when thinking about the past?
We are deep into a month long feast of football at the FIFA Women's World Cup 2019. RTÉ Soccer analysts Lisa Fallon and Louise Quinn join RTÉ Sport's Elaine Buckley and Jacqui Hurley to tackle the stories from what has been a special sporting spectacle so far, and make some big predictions as to who's taking home the trophy from France.


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The Spanish doctor is on trial for allegedly masterminding a wide-ranging doping ring, which has implicated athletes from cycling and a number of other sports.
Fuentes has so far not been compelled to name those athletes despite the attempts of Wada's lawyers.
However, the agency's director general, David Howman, remains confident that the truth will out.
"We worked with the UCI (International Cycling Union) on this particular case, the Fuentes trial," he said.
"We have been battling away in the courts there for the last six years to try and get to this hearing.
"The first or second day, Dr Fuentes said it wasn't just cycling. He said it was boxing, athletics, tennis, football so we were right, the UCI were right to have bashed away to get to that scenario.
"We have to be patient as we go forward and wait for the trial to be completed, conducted judicially and for the judge then to make a reasoned decision on the basis of the information she has.
"We are heartened that we are before a judge that has an open mind. She has obviously understood the issues, the evidence is still coming in and when it finishes, she'll analyse it.
"We will too because some of the information we got at the trial we can think about how to use."
Football and tennis, two of the sports allegedly implicated in Operacion Puerto, have come under increasing scrutiny recently for seemingly lax anti-doping controls.
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger believes current controls in football are not strict enough to catch the cheats and a number of high-profile tennis players have questioned how regularly they are tested.
"I think sport normally responds to controversy because nobody likes controversy," Howman said.
"The UCI have obviously had some and they have responded and are still having to respond.
"Tennis has not had a controversy but they have had their top players saying 'we want a better programme'.
"I think the response immediately was 'we'll give you one'. I think that is a good indication of commitment and we will work with tennis to see that is done.
"I recollect four to five years ago when Andy Murray was criticising the anti-doping programme for asking for his whereabouts so it is a significant shift in attitude by the top players and I applaud that. I think that is really good.
"In terms of football, it hasn't had a controversy but we have seen already in the Fuentes trial are implications that there are footballers and a few clubs involved.
"Now let's wait and see until the evidence is completed as to whether there is something can be done in relation to that information."


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Fathers day was a great day! The whole family went to see the Los Angeles Angels vs. the Los Angeles Dodgers at Angel Stadium. It was Eli's first game and he had a great time! It helps to be severely spoiled by everyone!
This is Eli with his Auntie Brooke and Auntie Winter.
Eli loves his Rally Monkey that his Auntie Kelly bought him.
It was a big game. Even Kobe Bryant was there!
Yesterday (Sunday) Eli and I spent the day at the beach with our good friends Lisa, Grandma Judy and Zaela. It was Eli's first beach trip and he had a great time! The sand didn't taste do bad either.
After the beach we went back to Lisa's for a dip in the pool and some great carne asada.


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Check These Numbers
Let's see, here's a right-handed hitting slugger with some interesting numbers:
**He ranked seventh in the NL for RBI ratio (At-bats per RBI) in 2006.
**He hit 25 home runs and drove in 95 runs last year despite 100 fewer at-bats than the previous season.
**He was eighth in the NL last year in go-ahead RBI, 29. That was only five fewer than Albert Pujols and four fewer than Ryan Howard.
**When opposing pitchers walked Ryan Howard in front of him, he hit .471.
**Among the Elias Sports Bureau rankings of first basemen-outfielders for Class A, B, C players as it relates to free agency, he ranked sixth out of 115 in the NL after the 2006 season.
**Critics point to his .222 average with runners in scoring position last season; however, in 2005, his RISP average was .313.
**Over the past three seasons, he's averaged 28.3 home runs and 98.6 RBI.
Say hello to Pat Burrell.
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These are some great stats! I think he should stay a Phillie and be the #6 hitter, pitchers do not fear him. He would not be very good to "protect" Howard, but hittng 6 would be good. Burrell is up and down year to year which would mean this year he should be up. You just do not know who is going to show up; the guy with these stats, the guy with the 2005 stats or the guy that hits .222 with RISP, or the guy that takes a fastball on the inside corner, for strike 3, AGAIN!
Any have thoughts on the batting order changing? Utley to protect Howard, Rollins 3rd, Rowand/ Helms 2nd, Vic Lead off. The Phils have offensive talent.
I like Pat the Bat but consistency is the hobgoblin of his career.
Like last season, hitting .300 in April and .194 in June.
After referencing Burrell's increasing susceptibility to inside fastballs Ken Mandel writes:
"Take away a 3-for-3, two-homer game on Sept. 29 and Burrell batted .222 with three homers and eight RBIs in September."
Dallas Green says Burell "…has to look in the mirror and recognize where his career is headed. It's either headed north or south. This is a crossroad for him."
Somewhere between the two extremes lies the real Pat Burrell.
Pat Burrell will choke when it counts. Don't let the stats fool you. He accepts losing. He is an absolute waste of salary. He is one of the few weak spots remaining. The only reason he is still here is because no one will take on the inflated salary. Oh, and he is a nightmare in left field.
Pat Burrel is lazy has got very slow, remember the ball hit hit off the wall and got a single vs. the braves? He cannot hit when its needed. He may have had 29 homers, but they were the most uneeded homeruns i have ever seen.
It seems that a lot of talk centers around the Phillies ability to score runs with Pat Burrell in the lineup. If you look closely at the Phillies you'll see that they still have problems in other areas. Adam Eaton is a big question mark and Jamie Moyer's ability to perform consistently over a full season is nearly impossible. So, we have three good starters, a mediocre (at best) bullpen and a lineup that hasn't changed dramatically from last year's. If you look closely, this starting lineup is no better than the one that began last season. We can consider Meyer's maturity, Hamel's first year experience and Garcia's proven performance to maybe give us an extra game or two each, but our bullpen will lose those games as it stands right now. Ken Mandel suggests that Manuel's job may be in jeopardy if the team starts slowly again. Burrell MUST be a factor and a leader if the team is going to succeed. Counting on Wes Helms without much ML experience is stretching it, but not impossible. I believe that his effectiveness this year will be determined by Burrell's success. The catcher's position is extremely important but management's insistence on using Ruiz as the starter over Coste is a mistake. Barajas is no better than Coste, if at all, and certainly doesn't match Lieberthal's capabilities prior to his injuries. What I see is a lot of hype over a team that is not as improved as everyone believes. The major factor is Pat Burrell and ONLY him at this point.
"the guy with these stats, the guy with the 2005 stats or the guy that hits .222 with RISP"
We could have paid 100+ million for a guy who hit .231 with RISP last year…
"I like Pat the Bat but consistency is the hobgoblin of his career.
Like last season, hitting .300 in April and .194 in June. "
Good point. Check out these numbers…
April: .300
May: .256 (44 points)
June: .194 (62 points)
July: .284 (90 points)
August: .259 (25 points)
Sept: .253 (6 points)
He was so volitile, his average jumped on average 45 points each month! Only if he could have been as steady as Chase Utley…
April: .273
May: .348 (75 points)
June: .255 (93 points)
July: .425 (170 points)
August: .246 (179 points)
Sept: .306 (60 points)
His average only jumped…oh wait, 115 points each month.
"Take away a 3-for-3, two-homer game on Sept. 29 and Burrell batted .222 with three homers and eight RBIs in September."
Take away his 2-2, 2 homer game on April 23rd, and Howard batted .289, with 3 homers and 9 RBIs in April. Man, if only he started off hotter.
"He accepts losing."
Is this Pat's mother, or can anyone who can log onto a computer know what Pat accepts or doesn't.
"He may have had 29 homers, but they were the most uneeded homeruns i have ever seen. "
Well, if YOU have seen them, and they are all unneeded, who am I to disagree. I mean, it was YOU afterall that saw them, right? Can't argue with that logic.


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Indeed. It's instructive to see how the distinction between mind-only and consciousness-only developed in China and Japan: http://www.scribd.com/doc/78948070/Will ... gy-ha-302p" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;. Page 153, The Meaning of "Mind-Only" (Wei-Hsin): "an analysis of a sinitic Nahayana phenomenon, by Whalen Lai:Malcolm wrote:Right, we do not agree. I do not accept that there is a so called Indian Yogacara that is not cittamatra, despite whatever confusion some Tibetans and Westerners have about this issue.
Modern Japanese Buddhologists, following a distinction that was evident already in theT'ang Buddhist circles, speak of a Mind-Only (Sanskrit: Cittamaatra) school usually covering Zen and Hua-yen as being distinct from, and superior to, the Consciousness-Only (Sanskrit: Vijnaaptimatra) tradition, represented by the Wei-shih school (Fa-hsing) of Hsuan-tsang's followers. This distinction between the so-called Wei-hsin (Mind-Only) and Wei-shih (Consciousness-Only) is often assumed to be self-evident. However, there is, in Indian Buddhism, only one term, Yogaacaara or Vijnaaptimatra, covering these two distinct branches in China. In the Tibetan Buddhist canon also, the section known as Cittamaatra designates only Yogaacaara texts. There is no sharp distinction made in India or Tibet between Cittamaatra and Vijnaptimaatra, Mind-Only or Consciousness-Only, or, for that matter, between citta, mind, or (aalaya)-vijnaana, (storehouse)-consciousness. In Yogaacaara traditions, citta is often another term for aalayavijnaana. How is it then that the Chinese and then the Japanese have this clear notion that Mind-Only is something other than, and superior to, Consciousness-Only? In the following article, I will discuss the meaning of Mind-Only from only one particular perspective by tracing the roots of the Zen concept of the Mind being the Buddha-nature. I will not touch upon the debate between Hua-yen and Fa-hsian, an ideological conflict that historically precipitated the Mind-Only versus Consciousness-Only dichotomy.


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Design submitted by Tamas from Hungary.
Tamas describes his concept as "a watch that was invented for all human beings. A concept that doesn't distinguish between men and women or the different ways they get their information."
In creating this concept, Tamas removed all visible and audible elements like clock hands, LED signals and micro speakers. Buzz works with a 'double micro vibrator', similar to the kind that is used in mobile phones. One is positioned on the wrist top where the watch usually sits, the other on the underside of the wrist. The design is focussed on the two sides of the wrist. The upper side for the HOUR and MONTH, the lower side for the MINUTE and DAY.
Buzz caresses your wrist with a sensual impulse that is understandable for all of us. It vibrates the time and date, looks unique and futuristic and transmits the philosophy of a 100% democracy in equality, taste, style, desires, needs and all things that are human.
Buzz tells the time using a series of vibrational impulses. The signal that comes from the upper case means '1' and that comes from the lower case means '10'. E.g. 1 lower signal, 2 upper signal, intermission, 2 lower signal, 8 upper signal = 12:28 or 28th Dec. It depends on if one pushes the time or date button.
A revolutionary way of sensing the time that involves our senses that have never been used for finding out the time before. The owner can tell the time without having a look at his watch.


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Great workWhen the (TH) through hole version is finished would it be possible for you to include a 1:1 scale PDF of the bottom and top layers for toner transfer/ home etching and a full schematic ?ThanksRupert
Great work I notice that on breadboard the capacitance tests are not that great, and even with no cap in place you still get significant reading.I realize this probably to do with the capacitance of leads/connections.
A relative function would be great to "REL" the leads rather than trimming in the code.I was also thinking that a ESR reading of the cap may also be a useful measurement to display.Cheers Rupert
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Sri Lanka Cricket is pleased to inform the Public and the Media of an achievement by one of our Women Cricketer in ICC T20 World Cup 2009.
Ms. Eshani Kaushalya was adjudicated as the Player of the team by the ICC, for her excellent performance during the Championship and was presented with the ICC Cap.
(The Team with Chairman D.S.De. Silva)
Whilst we appreciate our Women's team's performance and their dedication, we wish the team the best of luck as they prepare for the ICC World Cup qualifier scheduled to be held in Bangladesh this November.


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|Sweet and spicy meatloaf glaze made with ketchup or chili sauce, spicy mustard, Cajun seasoning and brown sugar, pictured above on my Slow Cooker Meatloaf.
Sweet and Spicy Meatloaf Glaze
This is a great all purpose sweet and spicy glaze that I dearly love on meatloaf, because I don't know about you, but far as I'm concerned a meatloaf just ain't a meatloaf without a glaze slathered on it! My ole cranky Cajun "thinks" he prefers meatloaf with gravy - and this coming from man who smothers other foods with ketchup! Eh... what does he know. Give me my sweet and spicy red glaze y'all!
Here's how I make it.
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Recipe: Sweet and Spicy Meatloaf Glaze©From the Kitchen of Deep South Dish
Prep time: 5 min | Yield: About 1/2 cup
- 1/2 cup of ketchup or chili sauce
- 1 teaspoon of Creole or other spicy mustard
- 2 tablespoons of light brown sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon of Cajun seasoning (like Slap Ya Mama)
Combine the ketchup, mustard, brown sugar, and Cajun seasoning; stir well. Brush glaze all across the top of the meatloaf the last 10 minutes of cooking time.
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Running off the ledge – More bungy fun in Queenstown
Sarah Bond, a Freelance Travel Writer from Dunedin, New Zealand, gives an account of her experience at the Ledge Bungy.
Riding up Bob's Peak on the Skyline Gondola, just the sight of the Ledge Bungy Jump has me perspiring.
A little fazed, I get off at the gondola terminal, misread the child-proof blue and white signs and march in the wrong direction.
When I finally get to The Ledge office, Alisa explains that I get to jump first and swing second.
She directs me to the bungy platform, which is suspended over a rock face.
There's no river below like there is at Kawarau Bridge Bungy, just a full frontal view of Queenstown and the gondola flying past.
Phil, with his Zen-like calm, sets me up in an over the shoulder riggers harness and explains the 'The Ledge' bungy concept.
The attachment point on the harness is just above my belly button. So rather than diving off the platform, the plan is to run like a lemming... into thin air.
Phil starts the bungy countdown, I close my eyes at the last minute and yes, I scream as I hurl myself off the platform.
After I stop bouncing, with my heightened senses, colours look brighter. Queenstown, Lake Wakatipu and the Remarkable Ranges look fantastic spread out beneath me.
The true joy of The Ledge Bungy is that you can jump off anyway you want.
Dave from New Castle, England jumps immediately after me and pulls a complete somersault. Phil suggests that I could 'try something freestyle too'.
I decline, I've conquered The Ledge Bungy jump, and that's enough for one day!
Article by Sarah Bond, Freelance Travel Writer
"The Ledge Bungy is definitely one of those must do Queenstown attractions. The views are simply phenomenal."
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Set yourself up in one of the camping areas or nearby accommodation and spend days exploring this magical part of the world. Take short walks or long treks deep into the park's forest, exploring boulder-strewn mountain streams, dramatic lookouts, rugged cliffs, plunging gorges and secluded, mountain-top camp sites.
As you explore the park, pay homage to the earliest inhabitants—the Yugambeh Aboriginal kinship group. They know this area as Woonoongoora and the mountains are sacred and spiritual—places to be nurtured and respected.
There is a rich volcanic history under the spreading greenery of the park. Tamborine, Springbrook, Beechmont and Lamington are remnants of the Tweed shield volcano's northern flank. Mount Warning is all that remains of the volcano's core and the Tweed Valley is a large erosion caldera carved from the eastern flank.
This park is part of the Gondwana Rainforests of Australia World Heritage Area, famed for its ongoing geological processes, evolutionary history, and diversity (especially of rare, threatened and endemic species). It is an important refuge for many animals and home to impressive examples of ancient songbirds. Many plants and animals here are threatened species—relying on the protection of the park for survival.


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What is SPICOSA?SPICOSA was funded by the EU´s Sixth Framework Programme and took off in February 2007.It aims to develop and test a self-evolving, holistic research approach for the assessment of policy options for the sustainable management of Coastal Zone (CZ) systems. It is thus of high relevance to Integrated Coastal Zone Management (ICZM) and other related European policies.
The initiative is based on the insight that policy has not been able to respond effectively enough to human pressures on the coastal environment. A more innovative, thorough approach is needed to treat the coastal zone as an integral functioning system (the CZ System) and to focus more on providing prognostic information to decision makers on how a CZ system might respond to sustainable technical options or management strategies. More...
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Through SETNet (SPICOSA Education and Training Network) SPICOSA established a platform for disseminating information, knowledge and experiences about systems approaches, specifically for ICZM students and coastal professionals in Europe.
SPICOSA´s central objective of developing the Systems Approach Framework (SAF) centres on methodologies for simulating the function of coastal zone systems. The simulation software EXTEND applied at SPICOSA Study Sites makes it possible to show how complex Coastal Zone systems react in the Study Sites. The Model Support Team of SPICOSA regularly produces a Special EXTEND Newsletter with information about developments of EXTEND applications, examples, and progress.


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Our world and its education still have a long way to go, but I, for one, feel transformed. After an extended weekend in Portland for this year's AERO conference with some of the most amazing people on the globe, I have seen the potential of an impassioned, informed, and caring group of individuals working for a new education revolution.
First of all, I want to try to describe the mood of the conference. While intelligent discussions and insightful academia ran its course through the workshops and talks, such issues seemed to take passenger seat to the big, fat, beating heart that drives these people and their work. The level of love and compassion pulsing around the building was awe-inspiring.
With a wash of pure intention like that, it's no surprise to discover the scope of positive work being accomplished around the world by many of the event's visitors. Of special note were the students of Nuestra Escuela and its founder, Justo Méndez Arámburu. The story of that school's founding and current expansion into an entire education city is amazing. Look for them at next year's IDEC.
Many alternative schools were represented by students, parents and teachers. I was particularly moved by a showing of the Patchwork School team at Saturday night's (un)focused discussion on the national education landscape, facilitated by Scott Nine and Kirsten Olson. Elizabeth Baker, teacher and founder of Patchwork, reminded us that small, private alternative schools play an important role in the education revolution. While the public sector serves more children (particularly poor and minority students), an effective democratic school like Patchwork provides experimental evidence of what is working in schools; further, through networking and alliance building, such schools offer the potential to create broader change. On a related note, congratulations to the Patchworkers! Their school will be hosting IDEC 2013.
The keynotes were a joyride of emotion and information, both humbling and inspiring. Riane Eisler spoke about her work on Domination vs. Partnership culture and how that relates to education and economics. Deborah Meier made the point that one of the biggest problems in education is the timidity of adults in the classroom, which gives children the impression that important problems are unsolvable and that we are essentially powerless. Khalif Williams is as fun to listen to vis-à-vis as he is on stage. Through his relevant story-telling and mind-expanding sense of historical context, Khalif used his keynote to open our hearts to the vital work of our generation.
Finally, mere minutes before my flight home, I sat down to hear Linda Stout detail her history with the civil rights movement and the process of collective visioning. Even better, she brought to the conference a story from a very special place: New Orleans. Listing off a proud set of accomplishments by Kids Rethink New Orleans Schools in the trying times following Katrina, the crowd applauded in fascination by such a compelling and innovative approach to changing the school system through student empowerment.
The quality and breadth of the workshops can be understood in only one way: attendance. See the full program of the 8th annual AERO conference here. This will give you an idea of what you missed, if you weren't able to attend this year. I urge everyone to attend next year; they refuse no one on account of funding. I hope to see you at the 9th annual AERO conference!
One more thing. A very important message from Justo: Come to Puerto Rico for IDEC 2012, hosted by Nuestra Escuela!
-Jason LacosteJason is ready for the education revolution! A New Orleans native and a graduate of Tulane University, he has taught in traditional and Montessori classrooms. Jason recently founded the non-profit corporation, New Orleans Democratic Education, with the mission to research and promote democratic education in the Crescent City. He is excited to explore ways to carry his enthusiasm for empowering students into a greater sphere of influence. Jason has a penchant for traveling: he has lived in nine U.S. states and Taiwan. He loves rock-climbing, reading science fiction, drawing, playing frisbee and generally having fun in the Big Easy.


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No matter what a holiday or celebration calls for rest assured that food will play a major role in the festivities. Whether that's cooking at home for family and friends or learning how to cook from local masters, food always finds a way into the holiday fun.
Cooking demonstrations have become a popular travel activity, as visitors often love to take home a new set of recipes or cooking methods from the places they visit. Already known worldwide for its unique and timeless cuisine, New Orleans is a city rife with opportunities to bring a fresh cooking experience home for the holidays.
This year, as part of the holiday celebrations, The Market Stage at the French Market will host a series of holiday cooking demonstrations by local professional chefs. These demonstrations will give both locals and visitors a chance to see various dishes, prepared by the masters themselves, that they can bring home to their own holiday tables.
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