eSchola 2003


	Our fourth day of the project. A lot of work had to be done today. Today's program was really tight.. We started early in the morning at the Foreign Minister's office where a meeting was held between Jimmy Carter and Norway's Foreign Minister Jan Petersen. Afterwards there was a brief meeting with the press. And of course..we were there with our cameras.. One of our students were also pictured and video taped along with Mr. Petersen. The video became rather funny.. Have a look: Jan Petersen in good mood - the shoes are polished Choose your connection speed \| 58 Kbps \| 109 Kbps \| 548 Kbps \| Foreign Minister Jan Petersen and one of our students	Jimmy Carter and Jan Petersen Carter on Norway's efforts around the world *Choose your connection speed* \| 58 Kbps \| 109 Kbps \| 548 Kbps \| Carter on the conflict in Iraq Choose your connection speed \| 58 Kbps \| 109 Kbps \| 548 Kbps \| Carter on a possible new regime in Iraq *Choose your connection speed* \| 58 Kbps \| 109 Kbps \| 548 Kbps \| Carter on the UN and US relationship Choose your connection speed \| 58 Kbps \| 109 Kbps \| 548 Kbps \| Interview with Foreign Minister Jan Petersen Choose your connection speed \| 58 Kbps \| 109 Kbps \| 548 Kbps \|
	After the visit to The Foreign Minister's Office our next goal was The International Press Center, by the Oslo harbour. We were welcomed by Anne Britt Lilleholm who showed us some of the facilities which the international journalists have. We also got the opportunity to talk to journalists who worked at the press center. One of them, Pierre from a French newspaper, told us many interesting things about his work, especially in connection with The Nobel Peace Prize celebrations. Interview with the French journalist, Pierre Choose your connection speed \| 58 Kbps \| 109 Kbps \| 548 Kbps \| Here we are at The International Press Center
	Willy Nelson was at the press conference.. More from the press conference.. A brief photo session.. *Choose your connection speed* \| 58 Kbps \| 109 Kbps \| 548 Kbps \| The host, Sir Anthony Hopkins Choose your connection speed \| 58 Kbps \| 109 Kbps \| 548 Kbps \| The second host Jessica Lange - Differences between Carter and Bush Choose your connection speed \| 58 Kbps \| 109 Kbps \| 548 Kbps \| Michelle Branch and Josh Groban Choose your connection speed \| 58 Kbps \| 109 Kbps \| 548 Kbps \| Willy Nelson on Carters requests Choose your connection speed \| 58 Kbps \| 109 Kbps \| 548 Kbps \| Nelson: He makes you proud to be an American.. Choose your connection speed \| 58 Kbps \| 109 Kbps \| 548 Kbps \| Joaquin Cortes - Thrilled to take part Choose your connection speed \| 58 Kbps \| 109 Kbps \| 548 Kbps \|	While most of us were at The International Press Center, two of our students were accredited to the press conference with artist before tonight's Nobel Peace Prize Concert in Oslo Spektrum. The press conference was arranged at the exclusive Hotel Plaza. And they were all there: Willy Nelson, Santana, Suede, Sir Anthony Hopkins, Jessica Lange, Michelle Branch and so on.. Many journalists from a lot of countries were there to ask their questions. One of our students got the chance to ask Santana a question and he responded very well.. Our reporter asks Santana a question. *Choose your connection speed* \| 58 Kbps \| 109 Kbps \| 548 Kbps \| Carlos Santana was at the press conference Suede: A different concert.. Choose your connection speed \| 58 Kbps \| 109 Kbps \| 548 Kbps \| Kidjo: I have always praised peace Choose your connection speed \| 58 Kbps \| 109 Kbps \| 548 Kbps \| Sissel - Proud to be part of the concert Choose your connection speed \| 58 Kbps \| 109 Kbps \| 548 Kbps \|
	In the afternoon President Carter again was back in The City Hall. This time he to meet school children from Oslo. Children from many schools in the capital entertained Carter and his family with dancing, beautiful songs and poems. All aiming for peace - "All We Are Saying, Is Give peace a chance". On his way out we heard Jimmy Carter say that the children and their performances were " beautiful". Before leaving The City Hall, as the only journalist, one of our students got the chance to ask Carter about his expectations to the forthcoming Nobel Concert the same night.. Carter on his expectations ahead of The Peace Prize Concert Choose your connection speed \| 58 Kbps \| 109 Kbps \| 548 Kbps \|	Children - for peace.. Jimmy Carters speech to the children at The City Hall Choose your connection speed \| 58 Kbps \| 109 Kbps \| 548 Kbps \|
	Finally the last event of the official Nobel program 2003 - The Nobel Peace Prize Concert. Again two of our students were accredited - one as a journalist and one as a photographer. The show is broadcasted around the world each year from the Oslo Spektrum to more than 1 billion households.
	Sir Anthony Hopkins and Jessica Lange hosted The Nobel Peace Prize Concert.	This year's Concert program honored the 2002 Peace Prize recipient, President Jimmy Carter and featured the peace concert, plus clips of the work of the Nobel Laureate, clips from the prize-giving ceremony, greetings from world figures and Nobel Laureates and an overall celebration of peace. The concert, hosted by Anthony Hopkins and Jessica Lange, featured Angelique Kidjo, Willie Nelson, Suede, Jessye Norman, the Norwegian Radio Orchestra, Sissel, Joaguin Cortes, Michelle Branch, Paul Bateman, Josh Groban, Mari Boine, Laura Pausini and Carlos Santana. And it was an amazing show in the 8,000-seat Oslo Spektrum arena.

	The peak of the show was perhaps when Willy Nelson performed "Georgia On My Mind". It was really beautiful and Mr.Carter looked to be really overwhelmed by it all - standing on the scene watching Nelson closely.. It almost looked as if Jimmy Carter wanted to sing along. At the end all artists gathered on the scene to perform John Lennon's classic "Imagine". An amazing ending to an amazing night!!

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	Our fourth day of the project. A lot of work had to be done today. Today's program was really tight.. We started early in the morning at the Foreign Minister's office where a meeting was held between Jimmy Carter and Norway's Foreign Minister Jan Petersen. Afterwards there was a brief meeting with the press. And of course..we were there with our cameras.. One of our students were also pictured and video taped along with Mr. Petersen. The video became rather funny.. Have a look: Jan Petersen in good mood - the shoes are polished Choose your connection speed \| 58 Kbps \| 109 Kbps \| 548 Kbps \| Foreign Minister Jan Petersen and one of our students	Jimmy Carter and Jan Petersen Carter on Norway's efforts around the world *Choose your connection speed* \| 58 Kbps \| 109 Kbps \| 548 Kbps \| Carter on the conflict in Iraq Choose your connection speed \| 58 Kbps \| 109 Kbps \| 548 Kbps \| Carter on a possible new regime in Iraq *Choose your connection speed* \| 58 Kbps \| 109 Kbps \| 548 Kbps \| Carter on the UN and US relationship Choose your connection speed \| 58 Kbps \| 109 Kbps \| 548 Kbps \| Interview with Foreign Minister Jan Petersen Choose your connection speed \| 58 Kbps \| 109 Kbps \| 548 Kbps \|
	After the visit to The Foreign Minister's Office our next goal was The International Press Center, by the Oslo harbour. We were welcomed by Anne Britt Lilleholm who showed us some of the facilities which the international journalists have. We also got the opportunity to talk to journalists who worked at the press center. One of them, Pierre from a French newspaper, told us many interesting things about his work, especially in connection with The Nobel Peace Prize celebrations. Interview with the French journalist, Pierre Choose your connection speed \| 58 Kbps \| 109 Kbps \| 548 Kbps \| Here we are at The International Press Center
	Willy Nelson was at the press conference.. More from the press conference.. A brief photo session.. *Choose your connection speed* \| 58 Kbps \| 109 Kbps \| 548 Kbps \| The host, Sir Anthony Hopkins Choose your connection speed \| 58 Kbps \| 109 Kbps \| 548 Kbps \| The second host Jessica Lange - Differences between Carter and Bush Choose your connection speed \| 58 Kbps \| 109 Kbps \| 548 Kbps \| Michelle Branch and Josh Groban Choose your connection speed \| 58 Kbps \| 109 Kbps \| 548 Kbps \| Willy Nelson on Carters requests Choose your connection speed \| 58 Kbps \| 109 Kbps \| 548 Kbps \| Nelson: He makes you proud to be an American.. Choose your connection speed \| 58 Kbps \| 109 Kbps \| 548 Kbps \| Joaquin Cortes - Thrilled to take part Choose your connection speed \| 58 Kbps \| 109 Kbps \| 548 Kbps \|	While most of us were at The International Press Center, two of our students were accredited to the press conference with artist before tonight's Nobel Peace Prize Concert in Oslo Spektrum. The press conference was arranged at the exclusive Hotel Plaza. And they were all there: Willy Nelson, Santana, Suede, Sir Anthony Hopkins, Jessica Lange, Michelle Branch and so on.. Many journalists from a lot of countries were there to ask their questions. One of our students got the chance to ask Santana a question and he responded very well.. Our reporter asks Santana a question. *Choose your connection speed* \| 58 Kbps \| 109 Kbps \| 548 Kbps \| Carlos Santana was at the press conference Suede: A different concert.. Choose your connection speed \| 58 Kbps \| 109 Kbps \| 548 Kbps \| Kidjo: I have always praised peace Choose your connection speed \| 58 Kbps \| 109 Kbps \| 548 Kbps \| Sissel - Proud to be part of the concert Choose your connection speed \| 58 Kbps \| 109 Kbps \| 548 Kbps \|
	In the afternoon President Carter again was back in The City Hall. This time he to meet school children from Oslo. Children from many schools in the capital entertained Carter and his family with dancing, beautiful songs and poems. All aiming for peace - "All We Are Saying, Is Give peace a chance". On his way out we heard Jimmy Carter say that the children and their performances were " beautiful". Before leaving The City Hall, as the only journalist, one of our students got the chance to ask Carter about his expectations to the forthcoming Nobel Concert the same night.. Carter on his expectations ahead of The Peace Prize Concert Choose your connection speed \| 58 Kbps \| 109 Kbps \| 548 Kbps \|	Children - for peace.. Jimmy Carters speech to the children at The City Hall Choose your connection speed \| 58 Kbps \| 109 Kbps \| 548 Kbps \|
	Finally the last event of the official Nobel program 2003 - The Nobel Peace Prize Concert. Again two of our students were accredited - one as a journalist and one as a photographer. The show is broadcasted around the world each year from the Oslo Spektrum to more than 1 billion households.
	Sir Anthony Hopkins and Jessica Lange hosted The Nobel Peace Prize Concert.	This year's Concert program honored the 2002 Peace Prize recipient, President Jimmy Carter and featured the peace concert, plus clips of the work of the Nobel Laureate, clips from the prize-giving ceremony, greetings from world figures and Nobel Laureates and an overall celebration of peace. The concert, hosted by Anthony Hopkins and Jessica Lange, featured Angelique Kidjo, Willie Nelson, Suede, Jessye Norman, the Norwegian Radio Orchestra, Sissel, Joaguin Cortes, Michelle Branch, Paul Bateman, Josh Groban, Mari Boine, Laura Pausini and Carlos Santana. And it was an amazing show in the 8,000-seat Oslo Spektrum arena.

	The peak of the show was perhaps when Willy Nelson performed "Georgia On My Mind". It was really beautiful and Mr.Carter looked to be really overwhelmed by it all - standing on the scene watching Nelson closely.. It almost looked as if Jimmy Carter wanted to sing along. At the end all artists gathered on the scene to perform John Lennon's classic "Imagine". An amazing ending to an amazing night!!

	\| Homepage \| How we did it \| The Nobel Peace Prize - The History \| \| Links \| Download \| Quiz \| Day 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 \| PDA Version \|