Suzon,
Hello!
Thank you.
Count with me, I will be online for that panel.
5:30 am in Paris.
Is it with video?
Only chat and text exchange?
Will you do video projections with links, photos or pages from the remote participants?
I am wondering if a sort of quick Prezy should be elaborated for this special occasion.

Best regards,

Paula

On 28 mai 2013, at 11:12, Suzon Fuks <suzon@???> wrote:

> Great Paula!
> You and all bricos are welcome to this online panel
> 'WATER ECOLOGIES & INTERDISCIPLINARY NETWORKS'
> at Balance/UnBalance Conference
> in Noosa, Australia and online on Waterwheel's Tap
>
> Saturday 1 June at 1.30pm (Australia time) - time converter
> http://bit.ly/13QGASx
> Direct link http://water-wheel.net/taps/view/449
>
> After a presentation of each panelist and their networks, we will discuss:
> . How and why WATER as a theme gives entry points for people to engage
> . Which methods and activities are used for building exchange & knowledge
> . Looking at a past event, each presenter will highlight successes,
> failures, tips, unexpected outcomes, inclusion, protocols & future
> possibilities
>
> PANELISTS
> - Eklavya Prasad (New Delhi, India) http://meghpyneabhiyan.wordpress.com
> - Mary Gardner (Byron Bay, Australia) http://www.tangleoflife.org
> - ŒWest¹ D.L. Marrin (San Diego, CA, USA) http://www.watersciences.org
> - Irina Novarese (Berlin, Germany) http://www.hydromemories.com
> - Christine Destrempes (Keene, NH, USA) http://artforwater.org
> Facilitated by Suzon Fuks, with James Cunningham as go-between,both will
> be in Noosa with conference delegates and on http://water-wheel.net
>
>
> You are welcome to contribute by commenting, asking questions, relating
> your experiences in the type chat. All you need is a web browser with Flash plu­gin and broad­band inter­net
> con­nec­tion (it does not work on iPad).
>
> Looking forward to meeting you in Noosa or online!
> :-)
>
> Suzon
>
> From: Paula Vélez <pvelezbr@???>
> Reply-To: Bricolabs <brico@???>
> Date: Tue, 28 May 2013 11:04:26 +0200
> To: Bricolabs <brico@???>
> Subject: Re: [Bricolabs] FINAL READER CALL: basic brico question: the GLUE
>
> I become interested in Bricolabs specially for the water subjects, then of course I was a happy reader of other subjects going on on the list.
>
> Following my curiosity around some subjects going on in this list I want to share two or three facts that made me move foward to have a closer look into it.
>
> First it was the washing machine 'oswash' matter. Following this I arrive to make a trip once and meet Jean-Noel when he organized the Festival 'Estive Numérique'. It was very glad to meet other incredible people there with who we organized together another Festival that was such a thing : Apadoloup Festival.
>
> Here are some photos around the subject of water, washing machines, energy and artisanal soap with ashes.
> http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=oswash
>
> If you want to see more, here is a set of photos of Estive numérique: http://www.flickr.com/photos/paulav/sets/72157630967494722/
>
> Here from 'Apadoloup Festival' , where we built 5 toilets (that worked very good), a space for taking solar showers, a kitchen and with Jean Noel and other friends we worked together to make one prototype for an electric engine with a tree that could be use also for a washing machine.... it was not finished but it is still part of the process. (it is related to the precedent link taged 'oswash')
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/paulav/sets/72157630967494722/
>
> There is another experience following a subject on the list and bring in to reality:
> I wanted to learn from a real situation about the Barefoot college, you can read about in english here:
> http://paulav.net/2012/01/04/trabajo-de-campo-siguiendo-la-pista-a-barefoot-college/
>
> I remember also all we have learn together on the list about water recevoirs and treatment. We have shared experiences with Vanessa, HONF and Atteka among others. This subject still interest me a lot because I am extremely motivated to do some things in this place. This ecosystem is one of my favorites, the mangrove:
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/paulav/3359961422/in/set-72157623288625714
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/paulav/3359113807/in/set-72157623288625714
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/paulav/3359143577/in/set-72157623288625714
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/paulav/3359138581/in/set-72157623288625714
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/paulav/3359932772/in/set-72157623288625714
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/paulav/3359952558/in/set-72157623288625714
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/paulav/3359919302/in/set-72157623288625714
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/paulav/3359913762/in/set-72157623288625714
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/paulav/3359916640/in/set-72157623288625714
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/paulav/3359098663/in/set-72157623288625714
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/paulav/3480298166/in/set-72157623288625714
>
> We have started to work on it but we really need a 'minga'.
>
> I still thinking that there are people connected to other people, that are connected to more other people and at the end we will find the some that will join and work together. That is one of my purpose to be on bricolabs list.
>
> Well, then, the thing about north-south-est-west maybe is not a real problem. But there are real differences in between of big cities and rural territories. The spread of labs, medialabs, and technostuff are the trend subjects in cities, not in issolated places maybe.
> During Pixelache Festival, when I visited Naissaar, we where completely indiferent to the management of trash, plastic, food and other subjects like this. We have discuss about different subjects related to each ones experience and work in their habitats, but we were not connected to the present. In the time laps present... thinking commons and stuff like this.
> sorry for my english.
>
> paula
>
>
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