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Hi Jack Glad to see you are in the land of the living having survived the doctors this morning. Can you let me have reflections on what I sent you last night so I can work on it this afternoon. Back at home and logged on with my little fingers at the ready. Spoke to KLM - they are still working on it! Chris has the presentation of that paper well sorted - inclusionally. So one down 2 to go May have a merry turn out for the first conversation cafe Wednesday Hope you are enjoying time with Je Kan smile and hug love Marie ----- Original Message ---- From: Jack Whitehead <[log in to unmask]> To: [log in to unmask] Sent: Monday, 4 September, 2006 12:13:10 PM Subject: Re: Practitioner Researcher Information Hi Brian - good to hear from you. There has been a fault on the list that Jiscmail only fixed this morning which resulted in some 17 old messages suddenly being sent round! Hope to see you at BERA. Love Jack. On 4 Sep 2006, at 12:10, Brian wakeman wrote: > Hi Jack, > > ...hope you've had a refreshing summer. > > Thought you might be interested that I received this > mail only this morning. > > The BERA programme looks interesting! > > Kind regards > > > Brian > > > > --- Jack Whitehead <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > >> I've been in touch with jisc-mail because there has >> been a problem with postings getting through. I'm >> just checking that the system is working. >> >> Last week's conference (12/14 July 2006) of >> Practitioner-Researchers at St. Mary's College was a >> >> most stimulating gathering. I've put my keynote: >> >> Have we created a new educational epistemology in >> our living educational theories as practitioner- >> researchers? >> >> at >> >> > http://www.jackwhitehead.com/jack/jwkeynote130706.htm >> >> I hope this gets through to you and that you find >> the keynote interesting and useful. >> >> Love Jack. >> > > > Brian E. Wakeman > Education adviser > Dunstable > Beds >