Re: FLUXLIST: FLUXSTAMP project
Now, now . . . John Held's butt does not come amiss. A welcome bit of info--as is the fact, which I always suspected, that P. is a redhead. AK allen bukoff wrote: > better proof to me would be a close-up image of a perfed sheet of > stamps...instead of pictures of John Held's butt > > >Proof of perforation > > > >01 July 2000 > > > >http://www.geocities.com/pk_harris/seven.html
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My husband Jeffrey once took a photo of everything that went in his mouth for a month. It makes a lovely assemblage, though the longest he ever put together in one place was a week . . . AK Patricia wrote: > I've always liked the time piece in the film "Smoke" where Harvey Kietel > places his tripod/camera at the same spot in front of his shop every day > at the same time and takes a photograph. > > This might be a great fluxlist group project. Well, maybe not for a > year, but for a month...photographing something every day (in a small > way, maybe i-zone to conserve space) or small drawings or paintings, and > compiling them for a specific time...a Fluxlist Month, or whatever. > > A month in the life of... > > What think you? > > Best > PK
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I've always liked the time piece in the film "Smoke" where Harvey Kietel places his tripod/camera at the same spot in front of his shop every day at the same time and takes a photograph. This might be a great fluxlist group project. Well, maybe not for a year, but for a month...photographing something every day (in a small way, maybe i-zone to conserve space) or small drawings or paintings, and compiling them for a specific time...a Fluxlist Month, or whatever. A month in the life of... What think you? Best PK
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Hey, This is documentation, Mister. This is a performance piece, shot from all the right angles, from my view. Wow!!! You get your stamps soon. You see the perfs closeup, check your perfs first hand. You wait your turn. Mister. allen bukoff wrote: > better proof to me would be a close-up image of a perfed sheet of > stamps...instead of pictures of John Held's butt > > >Proof of perforation > > > >01 July 2000 > > > >http://www.geocities.com/pk_harris/seven.html
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better proof to me would be a close-up image of a perfed sheet of stamps...instead of pictures of John Held's butt >Proof of perforation > >01 July 2000 > >http://www.geocities.com/pk_harris/seven.html
FLUXLIST: FLUXSTAMP project
Proof of perforation 01 July 2000 http://www.geocities.com/pk_harris/seven.html
FLUXLIST: Fwd: HOW TO GET OFF MY MAILING LIST
in the email today...a long winding one... >Date: Sun, 02 Jul 2000 16:47:34 -0400 >From: al aronowitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Organization: THE BLACKLISTED JOURNALIST >Subject: HOW TO GET OFF MY MAILING LIST > >DEAR FRIEND, > >Im forced to apologize for the blank messages you recently received >from my computer, sometimes twice and maybe even three times. There >were long lists of alphabetized eaddresses on them. > >Actually, this is really more of an explanation than an apology. Those >blank messages were the result of a virus emailed to me like a package >bomb in the same manner that Theodore Kaczynski, the notorious >Unabomber, spread destruction and sometimes death from his cowardly >anonymity. Youve got to admit that the minds of the Unabomber and >whoever mails a computer virus are similarly afflicted. In fact, such >creeps also are cursed with the same kind of juvenile devotion to >negativity evinced by Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold, the two sickies who >massacred their classmates at Colorados Colombine High. To swagger >through hell like Wild West gunslingers, is that what the two of them >wanted? To live only long enough to enjoy the psychopathic pride they >sought in being mass murderers? Like Adolf Hitler, all Harris and >Klebold achieved was the privilege of being able to blow their own >brains out. > >Virus villains are careful not to get blood on their hands but they are >murderers nonetheless. They shoot like deadly snipers from the cover of >anonymity. Like Harris and Klebold , they have nothing but contempt for >the world. Like Harris and Klebold, they dont care that the world has >an even greater contempt for them. > >Certainly, contempt is what I have for the slimebrain who sent me that >virus. That was many weeks ago, all wasted in trying to restore what I >could from the burnt shell of my hard drive. At first, I was angry >enough to kill. But Im really not that bloodthirsty. It had never >before occurred to me that I might possess dark powers, but I once put a >curse on someone who ended up hanging himself in the most gruesome way. >The story I got is that he used a wire coat hanger for a noose. > >I regret to admit I greeted that news with a smirk. But years of >misgivings, have long since wiped that smirk off my face. As I said, >Im really not that bloodthirsty. Besides, I believe in Karma. For >every yin theres a yang. What goes around comes around. In other >words, the snake who sent me that venom has already doomed himself (or >herself). In one way or another, he (or she) will--- at least >figuratively---end up having to swallow the very same poison that he (or >she) fed to me. > >Malice is in itself negative energy. And if theres one thing life has >taught me, its that negative energy is always counterproductive. To >send out bad vibes is like spitting in the wind. The spit blows right >back into your face. Negative energy will always boomerang back at you. > >Look at all the negative energy boomeranging back at me, starting back >in 1972, when I was blacklisted from print journalism for no good >reason. I was writing the very successful POP SCENE column in the New >York Post at the time but obviously, I musta done something wrong. > >But what did I do to deserve this virus? My views are sometimes very >unorthodox and so I know there are a lot of people who disagree with >things I write. But I suspect the virus maybe came from among those in >my email address book who didnt want to be on my mailing list. Im >still pretty much computer illiterate, see, and when they asked to be >removed from my mailing list, I couldnt find their listings to remove. >I asked them if they were sure the eaddress was the same to which I had >sent the unwanted email. I asked them to be patient and they got mad. >In response, I was foolish enough to ask if maybe they were just some >crank putting me on. They didnt like that. > >Of course, the fact that I was computer illiterate enough---foolhardy is >a better word---not to know that I should never open attachments without >being sure of what they contain shows what a patsy I still am. Me, Im >so innocent, I didnt even know enough to keep updating my antivirus >program. So I get this email from an alleged Dr. Miller and open the >attachment, just like I customarily open all attachments and my >antivirus program tells me I have a virus and the program cant do >anything about it because I havent updated my virus definitions. > >Like Harris and Klebold swaggering through hell, these virus villains >swagger through cyberspace. Theyre the gunslingers of the digital >age, looking for computers to murder at the slightest excuse. But >really, theyre no better than vandals overturning gravestones in >cemeteries. Theyre nothing but bullies, see. They know more about >computers than you do, so they hold you in contempt. They know you >cant outdraw them. And they come heavily armed. The bullets they >sho
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Ken Friedman wrote: >Time Travel Piece #1 is essentially >a piece that Alan Sonfist did in New York. > >It was created in the early 1960s and was >up for several decades. Don't know if >it still exists. It was a plot of land (larger >than 10 x 10) that was returned to the >state of natural vegetation on the site >that existed before the Dutch settled >the area. An everyday tangent: There are gardeners and conservators engaged in essentially the same thing. Interestingly there's a big difference between wildflowers and native plants. Plant Conservation Alliance Website http://www.nps.gov/plants/ PNW Native Plant & Wildlife Organizations http://www.tardigrade.org/natives/orgs.html King County Native Plant Salvage Program http://dnr.metrokc.gov/wlr/pi/salvage.htm FICUS: Ecosystem Descriptions http://www.ficus.usf.edu/docs/fl_ecosystem/florida.htm F,K
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In a message dated 07/02/2000 10:06:57 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << I so agree. With Emily. >> Interesting fact: Many of Emily's great poems (rhythm schemes) can be sung to the tune of The Yellow Rose of Texas as in: Although I could not stop for Death Death kindly stopped for me
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I so agree. With Emily. On the open eye indoor mind eye side time piece, land travel piece, one to bookmark and come back to as it has much depth mindwise landwise travelwise, eyewise and quotewise. http://www.ucl.ac.uk/slade/digita/ecology2.html PK David Baptiste Chirot wrote: > TO CLOSE THE EYES IS TRAVEL > > -Emily Dickinson > > (dbc)
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TO CLOSE THE EYES IS TRAVEL -Emily Dickinson (dbc)
FLUXLIST: Time pieces ...
Rich history time pieces available. Am leaving for France, so can't gather mine to post. If still interested, can do so on return. Time Travel Piece #1 is essentially a piece that Alan Sonfist did in New York. It was created in the early 1960s and was up for several decades. Don't know if it still exists. It was a plot of land (larger than 10 x 10) that was returned to the state of natural vegetation on the site that existed before the Dutch settled the area. -- Ken Friedman -- Time Travel Piece #1 by Adam Villani, 2000 Designate a 10' by 10' square plot of urbanized land and return it to the state it was in before humans settled the area. The time travel area should extend down from the surface into bedrock, and up into the sky. Any changes in elevation should be corrected. --
Re: FLUXLIST: The Snow Event/Fridge
hello fluxlisters, this is interesting, anyone checked it out> http://www.eyestorm.com/events/goldsworthy/webcast.html
