Making Time
Here's the link to the program and lyrics!
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1pCKjZ7ytmoAieEq8f7azd8PBiwTNK6Al/view?usp=sharing
Anthony F. Aveni, Professor Emeritus of Astronomy, Anthropology, and Native American Studies at Colgate University, and author of "Empires of Time," will tell the story of how we learned to keep time and how time ended up keeping us. It turns out that our western way of keeping time is different from other cultures', and religion plays a big part in that tale.
The Zoom "doors" will open at 10:30, so folks can chat in breakout rooms with others before the assembly starts at 11. We will also use breakout rooms after the assembly so you can talk to the speaker, or chat with your fellow Earthlings until at least 1 PM, so please feel free to stay and chat in small groups!
The Zoom link and some pointers are below.
You won't need to RSVP with Zoom first, just use this link!
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89048930429?pwd=MWFMZlpmOUVxTEx5Qi90SnRXK1FCdz09
Meeting ID: 890 4893 0429
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If you are new to Zoom, please watch this handy video about how to join a meeting:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hIkCmbvAHQQ
Quick suggestions for Zoom:
Use your headphones instead of the computer's/phone's speakers; it'll make hearing you easier when we break out into little chat groups.
If possible, please enable your video feed so we can see you! The speakers will then be able to see your beautiful faces and reactions, and it'll feel more like we are in person. If you have to walk away from or move your camera, please disable it until you get back. And yes, of course we want to see your cats.
You'll be muted right when you get to the meeting, but worry not, there will be smaller groups during and after the assembly that you can use to talk to your fellow Earthlings.
In the corner of the box with your face in it, you can choose to hide yourself from your view, so you won't find looking at yourself so distracting. Also, it'll make more space on your screen to see others.
You may (but don't have to) RSVP on Meetup.
We can't wait to see you all!