@@ -23,5 +23,5 @@ This session will focus specifically on annotation. Please prepare annotation(s)
*File formats:*
The bootleg library runs on calibre-web https://github.com/janeczku/calibre-web , and supports a wide range of file formats, including .pdf, .epub, .mobi, .docx, .odt, .rtf, .txt, .mp3, .mp4a, .cbr, .cbz, .cbt, and many more.
@@ -17,10 +17,10 @@ I am now presenting the current state of the project, its findings and put it up
```/* This is a presentation and discussion over workshop software, because it wants to be private. Thank you for understanding. */```
There is no software or other preparation required. Have a look at <a href="https://gitlab.servus.at/amro/of-whirlpools-and-tornadoes/-/raw/master/21_THURSDAY/05_Whole_Waste_Catalog/materials/Raphael%20Perret%20-%20AMRO.pdf" target="_blank">Raphael Perret - AMRO.pdf</a>[] and maybe write down some notes or questions if need be.
There is no software or other preparation required. Have a look at <a href="https://gitlab.servus.at/amro/of-whirlpools-and-tornadoes/-/raw/master/21_THURSDAY/05_Whole_Waste_Catalog/materials/Raphael%20Perret%20-%20AMRO.pdf" target="_blank">Raphael Perret - AMRO.pdf</a> and maybe write down some notes or questions if need be.
Thank you, I am looking forward to push the BigBlueButton with you.
@@ -13,3 +13,6 @@ The workshop Trace Carbon is largely a discussion format, framed around the mark
#### Workshop Materials
Please take a look at the following materials <ahref="https://gitlab.servus.at/amro/of-whirlpools-and-tornadoes/-/raw/master/22_FRIDAY/04_Trace_Carbon/materials/TraceCarbon_READER_AMROFestival2020.pdf"target="_blank">Trace Carbon - READER</a>
@@ -17,56 +17,27 @@ check Moritz introduction on Monday 21st in the LIGHTNING TALK SESSION.
#### QUESTIONS FOR YOU AND THE WORKSHOP
• How is your group organised?
Do you use a top down or bottom up model?
Please answer the question in this file <ahref="https://gitlab.servus.at/amro/of-whirlpools-and-tornadoes/-/raw/master/23_SATURDAY/01_Decentralized_Organizational_Models/materials/SOS%20QUESTIONS_WORKSHOP.pdf"target="_blank">SOS QUESTIONS_WORKSHOP.pdf
</a> before the workshop session. They will be the basis of analysing together the structure of your organization/community.
• What is your personal role in this group? (Do you have a specific role? What are you allowed to do? Your responsibilities?)
• Do you know who is responsible for a specific topic? (answering mails, money, materials etc.) And what is this person allowed to do?
• Do you know what your colleagues are working on? If not, do you know where you find this information?
• How are the tasks distributed internally? What happens to tasks that have not yet been distributed?
• Are your roles defined? Are the tasks clear? The mandates? Do you have enough and not too many roles? Do you enjoy your roles?
• How is the workload of the individual team members? Is it going well with the situation? Do you pay attention to each other?
• How do you cultivate a regenerative culture and care for each other in your group?
• How do you make small decisions? Big decisions? (in a relaxed or stressed timeframe.)
• How are decisions currently made in GROUP? Does that work well? Is the process pleasant? Is everyone heard?
• What is the feedback loop of how to give or receive positive and negative feedback?
• Is the knowledge of everyone used or just of the more talkative ones or more experienced ones?
• What happens if the person who is responsible for a specific topic can`t fulfil his or her role?
• Every day is a different day with new chances and new obstacles. How do you react to them?
• How does your group react under stress?
• How do you currently deal with internal conflicts?
• How does your Group try to make its work processes transparent for everyone?
• Which communication channels are used to pass on information?
• Have you clarified which rhythm, which duration, which time windows for your meetings work well for everyone?
• a good pinch of salt, oregano and other herbs of choice
• a dash of olive oil
• 3 heaped tablespoons soya yogurt
mix all ingredients and knead into a dough. halve the dough and roll out two elongated flatbreads. preheat the pan - without fat!!
put the bread in and turn after about 3 minutes. after a total of 6 minutes, reduce the heat and let it soak for another 3 minutes on each side. Be sure to enjoy lukewarm.
put the coconut milk in a large saucepan. add sugar and salt, scrape the pulp out of the vanilla pod and add it to the pan together with the pod. wash the lemon with warm water, dry, rub the peel and add. bring to the boil, stirring constantly. pour the semolina into the boiling coconut milk and stir vigorously. let swell on low heat with stirring for about 5 minutes. stir frequently while cooling. remove the cooked vanilla pod.
peel the rhubarb in the lower third, pull off the threads, cut off both ends and cut into approx. 1 cm pieces. heat the orange juice and 2 tablespoons of water in a saucepan. add the rhubarb, sprinkle in the powdered sugar, stir well and simmer for approx. 4-5 minutes on medium heat. as soon as the rhubarb loses its crispness, remove it from the heat, because it is still cooking. season again to see if sugar is still missing.
now fill the rhubarb and the coconut-semolina-porridge in layers in a nice glass. let cool completely in the refrigerator.
