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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23
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| 8:30 AM - 12:30 PM |
Breakfast with the Bioneers and Beaming Bioneers Presentations
(Cinemapolis)
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Enjoy bagels and beverages while watching presentations from this year's Bioneers Conference in San Rafael, California from the comfort of Ithaca's own not-for-profit community theater, Cinemapolis.
Click here to learn more about the national Bioneers Conference in San Rafael, CA,and this year's Beaming Bioneers.
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Elizabeth Lindsey
Peter Warshall
Mary Gonzales
John Warner
Andy Lipkis
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| 9:00-1:00 |
What Price Development?
(Unitarian Church Annex, 306 N. Aurora)
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Cayuga Lake Watershed Network Fall Conference on water issues of interest to Cayuga Lake residents.
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Bill Kappel
Susan Riha
Liz Moran
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| 12:30-1:30 PM |
Lunch on Your Own
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Enjoy one of downtown Ithaca's fine eateries on your lunch break. |
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| 1:30-5:30 PM |
Tompkins Transitions:
A City Change Game
(Women's Community Building, 100 W. Seneca St.)
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Solve today’s problems with the future in mind as a participant in Tompkins Transitions, a new customized version of the City Game presented by Big Picture/Small World and Sustainable Tompkins. This fast-paced multimedia simulation puts you in a leadership position in Tompkins County and allows you to make a difference as we steer towards our preferred future. You’ll be challenged with our current real world problems, and work together to address the complexities of our urban/rural interface. How will you deal with unemployment, shrinking municipal budgets, poverty, gas drilling, traffic congestion, housing shortages, increasingly expensive food and energy? Tompkins Transitions will put you into a collaborative problem-solving environment where limited resources, real world challenges, and your vision, values and creativity collide. Our problems are all interconnected. Our solutions should be too. |
Welcome: Gay Nicholson, Sustainable Tompkins
Game:
Medard Gabel
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Rob Morache, Gay Nicholson, Anuja Saurkar and George Frantz
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7:15 Refreshments
Concert:
8:00-10:00 PM
Tickets: $10
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Evening Concert:
Water Speaking Water
(Women's Community Building, 100 W Seneca St.)
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Saturday evening's special event is an invitation to experience how 'water is always fully engaged in speaking water' through its many elemental forms. Expert video documentarians David Brown and Lang Elliot and attuned vocalists Jayne Demakos and members of the vocal group Ephemera will explore and translate this interwoven language for us -via a harmonizing of imagery, voice and instruments. The reward might just be rejuvenation. It will be a chance to conjure up an 'in-depth' immersion in the richness and potency of our local and planetary liquid solvency.
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Welcome: Nick Vaczek
Jayne Demakos
Ephemera:
Alice Saltsonstall, Valerie Anne, Sharon Costianes, Catherine Layton, Amari Meader, Bernadette Fiocca and Melissa Jackson.
Lang Elliott
David O. Brown
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