Re: "What is happening during an 'a.e.'?"

[armando baeza]

Specially when it's missing from the Irish , Italian and other  
National flags.

On Apr 4, 2010, at 9:18 AM, lslb...@aol.com wrote:
Green is  the absence of red,which is part of its meaning.
Kate Sullivan

words.

I like the point -- though I'd want to change it to: "green can  
SUGGEST
the
red not present", in the sense of "call to mind".  Throughout
philosophy we
see alleged "screaming for" something not present .