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Cheryl Billiter Lots of love and admiration Peter. Outstanding talent! Dancers were just breathtaking!
March 24, 2015 23:37:27 · Reply
G Dee Redman I'm more than a bit into history and SF/F Music so my suggestions are not mainstream. I think your voice would sound magical with these songs which mean the world to me, all are available on YouTube if you arn' t familiar with them: All through the night, Trade. Welsh Lullaby, (the hammer dulcimer track could provide some ideas for harmony lines.) Men of Harlech, Trad. Welsh battle call most famously heard in themovie ZULU. The YouTube tract from the movie has the clearest soundtrack IMHO Next 'new' music: Lullaby for a Weary World, written and preformed by Julia Ecklar. Familiar's Promise, written and performed by Heather Alexander, (For all you have or have lost a beloved canine companion.) Please give these a listen if/when you have time. I only recently discovered your music it has been uplifting. Thanks. Dee Redman
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Summer Holland I've never been one who falls prone to stress easily, with the exception of eating badly. Anxiety is more of my issue, which just compounds until I do something about it. Thanks for the message, Dave! The sarcasm is so strong.
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Christopher Rueber I dig it. Big time. :)
April 17, 2015 23:13:49 · Reply
James DeJan You went and change the lyric didn't ya....aw that's just me being pissy about you being young, handsome with a beautiful baby and wife. You dog you.
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Jared Halley absolutely beautiful you guys! Love the cinematography on this as well...did Fifgen do it?
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Kathy Araujo Peter, you have GOT to stop making me cry. Watched the original and was so incredibly moved. Well done.
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Brendan This is exciting to see! I'm really looking forward to what this dialogue can make possible. The more people who get others in their lives (including at school) involved in talking about what education should be, the more cases of unexpected change will be possible. For those stuck in schools that refuse to change from the "sit down and shut up" paradigm, spreading the word about alternatives can do a lot to help those individuals, but ALSO help shine a spotlight on how else education can work, and shake things up in general. My focus is on helping unhappy students figure out options, including through school-survival.net -- so these videos are music to my ears, and are already going a long way toward changing things. Keep it up, and I'm always available to brainstorm, research, and introduce people to others who want to change education.
March 6, 2015 17:13:30 · Reply
Brendan Re: The Finnish school system -- it's interesting, for sure, and better in many ways. However, the "Finland is the answer!" news reports and documentaries obscure a reality, which is that it's sort of a "kinder, gentler" variation on the same "factory-model" paradigm of education. A lot of students there are still unhappy -- on a (simplistic) survey question on the PISA exams, "Are you happy in school?" Finnish students were near the bottom globally on how many said yes: http://professorsblogg.com/2013/12/04/pisa2013/ (scroll to see the charts.) And anecdotally, I read a School Survival survey response the other day from a Finnish student, who reported having low grades, hating school, and learning better online, and feeling stuck. What it comes down to is, there's a lot to make sense of in education, and learning about and discussing it from all these sides (and with learners themselves) is what it'll take to change things.
March 6, 2015 17:23:25 · Reply