Cue 16 Reflections



I have decided that, rather than follow my usual modis operandi [i.e. make myself crazy] and attempt to complete all the #youredustory prompts that I have missed, I am going to try something new. I am going to follow Elsa’s advice and Let It Go. I am getting back into the challenge starting with week 18, even though this is week 19, because it is an integral part of who I am as an educator. The prompt: What is your favorite education conference you’ve attended? Why should others attend?

I have been to many conferences (and unconferences) over the past few years. Some were larger, some were smaller, and all but one (which shall remain nameless) yielded valuable new knowledge, ideas, and connections, yet I have to say that the annual CUE conference in Palm Springs is my favorite. It has a special place in my heart because it was at the 2013 conference that my journey as a connected educator began. It opened my eyes to what was possible in the world of education. You can read more about that in this post.

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Why should others attend the Annual CUE Conference? Because it is a wild and crazy ride, but if you are open to new experiences and willing to put yourself out there, you will learn a lot and have a great time doing it.

Before they fade completely from memory, here are some thoughts on the 2015 event.

  • What makes this event special is the people. Many of the best conversations this year took place in the hallway, where Lisa Nowakowski (someone I met at CUE 13) and I were finalizing our presentation on Google Sites.
  • When the presenters let you edit their slides, hilarity may ensue. Thank you to Brent Coley, Tim Bedley, and Scott Bedley. (And, yes, that’s me on slide 24.)
  • When someone special like Ryan Archer creates a shared folder for conference notes, good things happen.
  • Speakers who are passionate about their topics are the most engaging, whether they are in a big room or a small one. Besides the digital storytelling session hosted by the Bedley Brothers and Brent Coley mentioned above, I especially enjoyed hearing Mari Venturino and Alicia Johal, Victoria Olson and Sara Boucher, David Theriault and Sean Ziebarth, Jon Corippo, and Jennie Magiera, not just because I wanted to hear what they had to say or because I learned a lot, although I did, but because I loved the way they presented it.
  • I can’t wait until CUE 16!
CueArtist:Cue 16 Reflections Doug Hammond
Album: Reflections in the Sea of Nurnen
Genre: Soul-Jazz, Spiritual Jazz, Fusion

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Label: P-Vine Records
Released: 1975/2009

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Tracklist:
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  1. Fidalgo Detour (Metcalf) - 7:37
  2. Space II (Durrah) - 0:43
  3. Wake Up Brothers (Hammond) - 3:12
  4. Reflections (Harris) - 4:30
  5. For Real (Hammond) - 3:04
  6. Space I (Durrah) - 2:08
  7. Sea of Nurnen (Durrah) - 4:43
  8. Moves (Hammond) - 4:34
  9. Venus Fly Trap (Durrah) - 2:52
  10. Kai (Durrah) - 3:54

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    Personnel:
  • Doug Hammond - vocals, drums, melodica, Arp synthesizer
  • David Durrah - piano, Fender Rhodes, Moog, Arp synthesizer
  • Charles Metcalf - bass violin, electric bass
  • Otis Harris - alto saxophone
  • Thomas (Turk) Trayler, Fredrick Boon - percussion
  • Trevis Mickeel, Charles Burnham - violin

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An incredible session from the legendary Tribe Records scene -- an equal effort from leader Doug Hammond and keyboardist David Durrah, who contributes some groundbreaking Fender Rhodes and moog work to the set! Hammond handles drums plus a bit of vocals and synthesizer on the session -- working alongside Durrah in a groove that mixes electric and acoustic instrumentation into a totally righteous sound with lots of heavy Afro Jazz leanings. A number of tracks feature great vocals from Hammond -- righteous, and with a beautifully souful message-oriented approach -- and a few other tracks, such as the classic 'Space I' and 'Space II', feature a sparer all-electric sound. The whole thing's wonderful -- skittishly rhythmic, warmly flowing, and righteously beautiful.



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