Re: FLUXLIST: Date: Thu, 15 Mar 2001 22:31:38 +0100
They do work--but I'm afraid I can't help with the 2nd, the what appears to be a waggling room. . . My son in particular loved the first one, the perpetual impending has great charm. Perhaps both are about time in some way, the way the time ahead is pregnant with impending events, the way events dissipate as time tosses them out in its passage-- AK alan bowman wrote: can someone tell me if theses are working?purrlease?big grin!!http://digilander.iol.it/freeformfreakoutorg/cube.htmlhttp://digilander.iol.it/freeformfreakoutorg/time.html
Re: FLUXLIST: fluxfun, or not. . .
Hey Allen! Love the floating Maciunas heads. Watch it a lot. (Nothing better to do) I'm inspired to contribute something myself. Give me a week! -Don _ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com
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Re: FLUXLIST: the personal is political (who said that?)
Cecil Touchon wrote: what is 'polical' is that a word? cecil many people seem to think so [see below]: http://www.alltheweb.com/cgi-bin/search?type=allquery=polical new slogan - "we take the it out of political" scott rigby wrote: > > Douglas, > > wasn't it actually coined by Carol Hanisch? but the idea had been in > circulation since much earlier. apparently, there is lots of discussion > on this... > > Scott Rigby > > Douglas Penn wrote: > > > who first, best said: > > > > "the personal is polical" > > > > ? any help/leads appreciated > > thanks, Douglas -- ...0.>.>.>.>.>.>.>.>.>.>.>.> Join the Collage Poetry group mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] a list for posting and reading poetry created in a constructive manor like a collage. See some collage poems at http://ipdg.org/museum/lingo/cp/ also visit http://ipdg.org/flux.mex.us/ - http://www.ipdg.org/massurrealist/ Cecil Touchon's online portfolio - http://touchon.com/cot/ ...0.>.>.>.>.>.>.>.>.>.>.>.>
FLUXLIST: unmulch?
Crocus are popping up, other green things too. Do I remove the moldy autumn leaves, fork them into the soil or leave them? My first real full Spring outside a window box. Are there any other chores I should do? My books don't seem too helpful, or perhaps I'm impatient. I'm happy to send seeds but all I have is a bag of little round ones found in a piece of studio furniture maybe 20 years ago. Also some tulip bulbs I bought and neglected to plant (maybe I could get VC [venture/vulture capital] to nurture them in perpetuity). Also, any brilliant recommendations to cut out the glare from a window that is now bedazzling my just moved computer monitor. Ideally I'd like to still see out the window. Thanks, Kahty The tide is on its way in, and in and in. Until about 4pm, then it goes out. City mouse (I still love the city) very slowly discovering the energies and rhythms of nature. Weather is the most obvious but the growing cycle is quite awesome. The semi-wildlife I see is quite inspiring too: deer, raccoon, rabbit, chipmunk, heron or egret, duck, swan, geese. At least I didn't ask "what type of bird is that?" about a duck, like someone else I know. Though I have vanquished the spiders that were cultivated here before me. Lady bugs year round! I want to get some dragon flies, I hear I can buy them buy mail. I've tried wishing them here but that doesn't work. Also learn how to feed the birds. I just noticed the Shell-oil type shell hanging from the rafters with the holes drilled in it must be some kind of feeding station. For what? Time to visit the local antique store.
Re: FLUXLIST: the personal is political (who said that?)
After reading the answers to this query on the page below, I am convinced that the phrase originated with Luther Blissett. http://www.research.umbc.edu/~korenman/wmst/pisp.html Best, PK scott rigby wrote: Cecil Touchon wrote: what is 'polical' is that a word? cecil many people seem to think so [see below]: http://www.alltheweb.com/cgi-bin/search?type=allquery=polical new slogan - "we take the it out of political" scott rigby wrote: > > Douglas, > > wasn't it actually coined by Carol Hanisch? but the idea had been in > circulation since much earlier. apparently, there is lots of discussion > on this... > > Scott Rigby > > Douglas Penn wrote: > > > who first, best said: > > > > "the personal is polical" > > > > ? any help/leads appreciated > > thanks, Douglas -- ...0.>.>.>.>.>.>.>.>.>.>.>.> Join the Collage Poetry group mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] a list for posting and reading poetry created in a constructive manor like a collage. See some collage poems at http://ipdg.org/museum/lingo/cp/ also visit http://ipdg.org/flux.mex.us/ - http://www.ipdg.org/massurrealist/ Cecil Touchon's online portfolio - http://touchon.com/cot/ ...0.>.>.>.>.>.>.>.>.>.>.>.>
Re: FLUXLIST: the personal is political (who said that?)
well, it could have been 'The Personal is Plical' possibly meaning 'the Personal is hidden or covered over' or 'The personal is Podical' possibly meaning 'The Personal is excessively self involved, or self prohibiting' or possibly The 'Personal is Policial' - possibly meaning 'The Personal is self governing'. cecil Douglas Penn wrote: ok ok, not performing spellcheck is a minor character flaw of mine "political" cecil "political" laugh and I've heard it might have been betty friedan also, ??? -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Cecil Touchon Sent: Friday, March 16, 2001 10:22 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: FLUXLIST: the personal is political" (who said that?) what is 'polical' is that a word? cecil scott rigby wrote: Douglas, wasn't it actually coined by Carol Hanisch? but the idea had been in circulation since much earlier. apparently, there is lots of discussion on this... Scott Rigby Douglas Penn wrote: who first, best said: "the personal is polical" ? any help/leads appreciated thanks, Douglas -- ...0 Join the Collage Poetry group mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] a list for posting and reading poetry created in a constructive manor like a collage. See some collage poems at http://ipdg.org/museum/lingo/cp/ also visit http://ipdg.org/flux.mex.us/ - http://www.ipdg.org/massurrealist/ Cecil Touchon's online portfolio - http://touchon.com/cot/ ...0 -- ...0 "That which the soul had known as mind, that very mind is now [in the afterlife] to the soul a world; that which the soul - while on earth - called imagination is now before it [in the afterlife] a reality." Hazrat Inayat Khan Join the Collage Poetry group mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] a list for posting and reading poetry created in a constructive manor like a collage. See some collage poems at http://ipdg.org/museum/lingo/cp/ also visit http://ipdg.org/flux.mex.us/ - http://www.ipdg.org/massurrealist/ Cecil Touchon's online portfolio - http://touchon.com/cot/ ...0
Re: FLUXLIST: the personal is political (who said that?)
scott rigby wrote: new slogan - "we take the it out of political" or maybe... "Political? Don't be a TIC, Don't take a POL, Don't LITIgate, - just do IT!" (otherwise you should be gone or shot on the white house lawn)[USA version] cecil
Re: FLUXLIST: fluxfun, or not. . .
Owen, this is great! How does one turn this into a screensaver/wallpaper (without an html tag on the end)? http://www.altarts.org/fluxfun/george.html R -- It appears that the more technology is thrown at the problem, the more boring the results. - Bob Ostertag __ Do You Yahoo!? Get email at your own domain with Yahoo! Mail. http://personal.mail.yahoo.com/
Re: FLUXLIST: unmulch?
hi kathy, it depends on where you are? i have a 'sunset' garden book that gives the zones. i am in zone 1 so when i clean out the beds at this time of year on a nice warm afternoon, i re-mulch or everything will freeze, we have frost until memorial day. i have green shoots coming up on the side of the garden as yet unconquered by the gophers. the earth smells s good. bests, carol :) Kathy Forer wrote: Crocus are popping up, other green things too. Do I remove the moldy autumn leaves, fork them into the soil or leave them? My first real full Spring outside a window box. Are there any other chores I should do? My books don't seem too helpful, or perhaps I'm impatient. I'm happy to send seeds but all I have is a bag of little round ones found in a piece of studio furniture maybe 20 years ago. Also some tulip bulbs I bought and neglected to plant (maybe I could get VC [venture/vulture capital] to nurture them in perpetuity). Also, any brilliant recommendations to cut out the glare from a window that is now bedazzling my just moved computer monitor. Ideally I'd like to still see out the window. Thanks, Kahty The tide is on its way in, and in and in. Until about 4pm, then it goes out. City mouse (I still love the city) very slowly discovering the energies and rhythms of nature. Weather is the most obvious but the growing cycle is quite awesome. The semi-wildlife I see is quite inspiring too: deer, raccoon, rabbit, chipmunk, heron or egret, duck, swan, geese. At least I didn't ask "what type of bird is that?" about a duck, like someone else I know. Though I have vanquished the spiders that were cultivated here before me. Lady bugs year round! I want to get some dragon flies, I hear I can buy them buy mail. I've tried wishing them here but that doesn't work. Also learn how to feed the birds. I just noticed the Shell-oil type shell hanging from the rafters with the holes drilled in it must be some kind of feeding station. For what? Time to visit the local antique store. -- carol starr taos, new mexico, usa [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RE: FLUXLIST: the personal is political (who said that?)
thanks to one and all, especillia vou, Ceci -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Cecil Touchon Sent: Friday, March 16, 2001 1:39 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: FLUXLIST: the personal is political" (who said that?) OK, Now that I know the right phrase, "the personal is political" I can state unequivocally and without fear of reproach, that I myself said this once back in the fall of '74. I did not realize that it has been so often quoted! (I wasn't even using a loud speaker) I also said: "The political are personable." "If its possible, its political." "Don't take it personal, take it political." "If its political its polemical." "The Political puts the Personal in peril." "The Political, like the personal, is perishable." "The Political is the personal made impersonal." "The Political is the personal made uninhabitable." I considered these as bumper stickers at one time but I was afraid of being arrested. from: A Revisionist History of Cecil Touchon "P.K. Harris" wrote: After reading the answers to this query on the page below, I am convinced that the phrase originated with Luther Blissett. http://www.research.umbc.edu/~korenman/wmst/pisp.html Best, PK scott rigby wrote: Cecil Touchon wrote: what is 'polical' is that a word? cecil many people seem to think so [see below]: http://www.alltheweb.com/cgi-bin/search?type=allquery=polical new slogan - "we take the it out of political" scott rigby wrote: Douglas, wasn't it actually coined by Carol Hanisch? but the idea had been in circulation since much earlier. apparently, there is lots of discussion on this... Scott Rigby Douglas Penn wrote: who first, best said: "the personal is polical" ? any help/leads appreciated thanks, Douglas -- ...0 Join the Collage Poetry group mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] a list for posting and reading poetry created in a constructive manor like a collage. See some collage poems at http://ipdg.org/museum/lingo/cp/ also visit http://ipdg.org/flux.mex.us/ - http://www.ipdg.org/massurrealist/ Cecil Touchon's online portfolio - http://touchon.com/cot/ ...0 -- ...0 "That which the soul had known as mind, that very mind is now [in the afterlife] to the soul a world; that which the soul - while on earth - called imagination is now before it [in the afterlife] a reality." Hazrat Inayat Khan Join the Collage Poetry group mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] a list for posting and reading poetry created in a constructive manor like a collage. See some collage poems at http://ipdg.org/museum/lingo/cp/ also visit http://ipdg.org/flux.mex.us/ - http://www.ipdg.org/massurrealist/ Cecil Touchon's online portfolio - http://touchon.com/cot/ ...0
FLUXLIST: [Fwd: Angel Investor] 20 million anyone?
I just got this amazing letter in the ebox... I am the wife of detained former Vice President Foday Sankoh of Sierra-Leone and leader of the Revolutionary United Front (RUF). Who is presently in government custody for charges of treason, illegal diamond dealing and alleged killing of 21 people during a public non- peaceful demonstration outside his home in May 2000. President Kabbah's own army, plus the kamajors and the West Side Boys are also there; including the RUF. There was an attempt to unilaterally and forcefully disarm the RUF whilst keeping the other armed factions operational. Indeed this problem of implementing the Lome Accord lies at the root of the present crisis in Sierra Leone. Regrettably, the price is just DIAMONDS, nothing else, but DIAMONDS, and, just as these forces are spilling blood and committing untold atrocities heaping all the vices on scapegoat RUF, the DIAMONDS continue to be melted away, in broad daylight. With a pending war crimes trial hanging on his neck and the adoption of the ratification of the ICC Treaty which is seen as a welcome development by many Sierra Leoneans both at home and in the Diaspora. There is likelihood that my husband would be facing war tribunal about to be set up in Freetown by this hideous government. You are also aware that the government following his incarceration has confiscated all of our assets and account traceable to him and his family both abroad and locally. In view of this development, I have been instructed to dispose the large stock of unpolished diamond that is in my custody and US$20 million of United States Dollars that is in cash and launder this money abroad without any trace to our family's name. My situation is very desperate, as I do not have the know-how on how to maneuver this situation and I am not allowed traveling outside my country. If you can assist me to legitimize these funds by assisting in moving this money and Diamonds outside Sierra Leone and using it for the purpose of investment for an agreed period of time, I am ready and willing to concede some percentage for all your logistics and material involvement. Therefore, contact me immediately, only, if you are able and interested in assisting me. Kindly contact me preferably using my alternative email address at [EMAIL PROTECTED], as soon as possible. Yours faithfully, Mrs. Fatou N. Sankoh E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
