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Schiller Institute/ICLC
Conference and Webcast
"This is Our Time"
Labor Day Weekend
August 30-31, 2003
Youth Cadre School
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Lyndon LaRouche talks with youth organizers during the 2003 Presidents’ Day ICLC/Schiller Conference
Requirements for listening:
You'll need to have a free piece of software to listen to the webcast called Windows Media 9. Windows Media 9 will automatically determine your best connection. Please scroll down, or click here, for details about downloading the proper software.
To ask a question
of Lyndon or Helga Zepp LaRouche
or other panelists during the conference:
Send an email to: schiller@schillerinstitute.org
Conference Program
“The World at a
Turning Point”
Schiller Institute/ICLC
Conference and Webcast
(All times EDT)
Saturday, August 30, 2003
2:00 to 6:00 pm
Panel 1: KEYNOTE PRESENTATION
“A Tale of Two Cities—Washington & Sacremento:
What the Dickens Is Really Going On?”
— Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.,
Chairman, ICLC; Founder and
Contributing Editor, EIR
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6:00 to 8:00 PM: Dinner Break
8:00-11:00 pm
Panel 2: EVENING WITH THE CLASSICS
A Tribute to Graham Lowry, Classical Historian
Nancy Spannaus, Executive Committee, ICLC
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What’s This Music Stuff All About?
LaRouche Youth Movement
Throws Down the Gauntlet: Rules Vs.
Creativity and Bel Canto
Presentations, demonstrations, refutations, and provocations
by members of the LaRouche Youth Movement,
assisted by Kathy Wolfe, Philip Ulanowsky, and John Sigerson
11:15 EDT
Sunday, August 31, 2003
10:30 am to 1:00 pm
Panel 3: KEYNOTE PRESENTATION II
“Overcoming Your Fears By Increasing Your Geistemassen”
Helga Zepp LaRouche,
Founder and Chairman, Schiller Institute
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1:30 to 3:30 PM: Lunch Break
3:30 to 6:00 pm
Panel 4: THE ROLE OF YOUNG PEOPLE IN BUILDING
A NEW WORLD ORDER
Chandrajit Yadav, Chairman, Center for Social Justice, India
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6:00 to 8:00 PM: Dinner Break
8:00 to 11:00 pm
Panel 5: THE LAROUCHE YOUTH MOVEMENT:
PEDAGOGICAL EXERCISES
The Crab Nebula and the Complex Domain
Merv Fansler; Jason Ross; Riana St. Classis;
Sky Shields; Adam Sturman
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IN MEMORIAM H. Graham Lowry This Conference is dedicated to the memory, and the mission of our recently departed colleague and political leader, H. Graham Lowry. Graham died on July 28, after a more than 30-year history in the LaRouche political movement, during which timehe made unique contributions to uncoveringthe Leibnizian roots of the American Revolution. Graham’s groundbreaking work appeared in the book How the Nation was Won, published in 1988 by EIR |
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Classical Drama and the Imagination:
No More sir Lawrence Oliviers on the Stage
Harley Schlanger; Robert Beltran;
West Coast LaRouche Youth Drama Workshop
You are cordially invited to attend the Labor Day Conference of the Schiller Institute and International Caucus of Labor Committees, "The World is at a Turning Point," a conference which will likely change your life, and world history. The conference will be held in Northern Virginia, beginning at 2 pm EDT on August 30, through Sunday evening, August 31, 2003.
For the first time ever, the Schiller/ICLC Conference will be held in two locations, one on the West Coast, and one on the East, in order to accommodate the growing number of youth, who are joining the LaRouche Youth Movement, and others. A video hookup will permit efficient, real-time participation by those convened in both locations.
The central theme of this semi-annual conference of the LaRouche political movement is the mobilization against the rush into fascism, led by Synarchist tool Dick Cheney, in the United States. The world is at a turning point, as in 1928-33, when it will be determined whether a new Hitler-style regime will emerge to threaten the world, or whether American patriots will coalesce behind the leadership of LaRouche, toward the establishment of an FDR-style policy which can bring peace and development.
Under this theme, it is especially appropriate that this conference will be dedicated to continuing the mission of the recently deceased H. Graham Lowry, a leading Labor Committee member and historian, who made lasting and invaluable contributions to uncovering and reviving the Leibnizian roots of the American Revolution.
The Schiller Institute/ICLC Labor Day 2003 conference will be broadcast
over the Internet using the NEW Microsoft Windows Media 9 technology.
There are several reasons for this:
- Much better quality audio.
- Potentially better video (if using Windows Media Player 9)
- The ability to send “dual speed” streams, which allows us to provide a backup transmission.
- If there is interference with the Internet connection, Windows Media 9 will preserve the audio better than other encoders. This should mean less “buffering interruptions.”
TECHNICAL DETAILS: We will be transmitting 2 streams wrapped into one: one at 35 Kbps (kilobits/second) which will have audio and 5 frame/sec video and one at 120 Kbps which will have better video. Please note that ONLY WINDOWS MEDIA 9 PLAYERS can play the higher stream. So if you have a broadband connection to the Internet (e.g., DSL or Cable) and can receive 120 Kbps or more, it would be important to upgrade to the Windows Media 9 Player (which is free). You can do this if you are using Windows 98 SE, Windows 2000, Windows XP, or Windows ME. It is available for free at: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/download/default.asp
For those using any of the MAC OS operating systems, or early versions of
Windows (meaning Windows 95 or Windows NT), this new version of Windows
Media is not available. However, you will be able to use the older
versions of Windows Media Player (version 6.4 and up) to see the webcast.
You will get the best results if you upgrade to Windows Media Player 7.1
which is available for free at:
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/download/default.asp
(once you click on this link, please scroll down the page and choose the
download that matches your operating system).
IF YOU ARE USING AN OLDER VERSION OF WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER HERE IS WHAT YOU
CAN EXPECT: Your player will default to playing the lower stream (meaning
35 Kbps) even if you have a fast connection to the Internet. You will
receive good quality audio, and will receive 5 frame/sec video or slower
(depending on your connection speed).
We will be providing links to two IDENTICAL streams, so if you are having
trouble with one, you can try the other.
HOW TO TEST: We have posted a test file that was encoded with Windows
Media 9. You can make sure that your player is compatible by playing this
link:
http://www.ljcentral.net/wms/l04/wmtestfile.asx.
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