FLUXLIST: Suck Stuck cara
Suck keep intention, gloat infarction, ham door swinging in the windless breath impale yr sheet flag deep rejection boat imparted sham floor clinging on the lidless wealth entailed yr feets baG Bag feets yr whaled wealth lidless the, on clinging floor slams departed boat ejection deep flag sleep yr impaled breath windless, the in swinging spore ham infarction, gloat intention, street Stuck cara plate compaction spreading mast fly ahead an drip my beaner faucet clogged my shoulder nipple: crippled mold my soggy closet leaner dry clippings on bread why ask spending retraction facE Face retraction ending task why spread on slippings dry leaves closet soggy my cold crippled nipple moulders my clogged faucet beaner why drip and dread? fly mast spreading injaction plate John M. Bennett __ Dr. John M. Bennett Curator, Avant Writing Collection Rare Books Manuscripts Library The Ohio State University Libraries 1858 Neil Av Mall Columbus, OH 43210 USA (614) 292-8114 [EMAIL PROTECTED] ___
FLUXLIST: Re: Suck Stuck cara
Three-Titled Episodic Poem a. Shorn of Antidote again b. The Sparkling Prehensile Beards of Magic Saints c. Paleochromatic Proteomic Roulade Song d. Quick-Change Artistsin the Amber-Trade Narp's Flaw Monks' hands to wooden egg placed to orifice of loam (dirt-mouth) watered with pelvic ladle music (rotary pelvic ladle music w/ oxygen tank) egg gives birth to: SOFT-SHELL-TURTLE-JESUS-TREE (straight and upstanding with low-hertz acoustic cavity prayers) with branching crown of thorns and bleeding book-fruit with wobbling solar paddles, holy mirrored flippers with eidolonichameleonic carapace rippling turtle-savior language like cuttle-fish throb-lantern reveal the incandescent belligerence of Narp's flaw The Antidote lay hidden in Fabreeze. Bozo Ram-head Humanoid Goat walking backwards (Goat Reversal with buzz-saw Tetraskelion nipple-blades) riding horses backwards hanging in the hornet's nest by nipple rings dangling from the neck-flopping fish-body goat-body, faked its own hanging-body red ball nose, spiral golden horn (Spiral Golden Horn House, Yali, Yali, In the Lobby Alabaster Dust mites blown up large, Dust Mite Michelangeloyali) lexan hooves, shaggy pink fur Satan Tattoo on wine-filled torso Cab driver yell, "Hey, Bozo Ram-head." B'Lee Dat. Yali-Yo. Do-ya. Rue-Ya. Gitit.Boss-Porous The Antidote was refitted to speech. Malaria Campsite Flem Flem Roulade of Smoke and Flem Rival fluids compete within the retort (Rockem-Sockem Homunculi) When the spiky metallic damascene-sworded chin-beard menaces, then skewers the president /Walk slowly to the control panel but be careful (ever so mant(r)a-like in the mandalalabyrinth of smoke) to use the flip-lidded lotus-golden-foetus handi-panel (remote-control putti, e(x)ternal cherubim input device) to dispense malaria among the black hawk rudder crew hang-over gas-pipe assemblies or roulade breathing masks available Gunfire Soundtrack an obvious tactic. There is no antidote. This Vacation is over. Caterpillar Mouth-pilot Ballet Robotic all-terrain caterpillars (Humm-venus) undulate to 3 dimensional rhythms of geologic physiognomy Pilots use custom fitted rubber mouth plug to steer. Front mouth parts of caterpillar (the weaving or playing of violins is not an obstacle) chop slice cast wood each one is named after a forgotten hyperborean deity (woody, pogo, leaf-stacker, Rumlog, etc.) each one moves straight from the mouth pilots with wet sloppy tongues guide and dance (wet sloppy tongues glide and dance, frolic to leyden jar interludes) these mechanical artistes shorn of antidote once again.
Re: FLUXLIST: PHONY FLUXUS
I would call it WHITE WALK AND STICKS AMaybe --- Crispin Webb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: NEW INVENTION GO FOR A WALK. AND WHILE A WALKING COLLECT A VARIETY OF STICKS (I PREFER THOSE SMOOTH LIGHT TAN ONES USSUALLY NEAR THE HIGHWAY)THIS VARIETY MUST CONTAIN SOME WITH BARK. AFTER YOUR WALK PLACE STICKS ON TABLE AND PEAL OF BARK OR ANY OTHER DABRIS FIND OLD CD COVER, TAKE APART NEXT FIND WHITE LATEX PAINT PAINT CD COVER BOTH PARTS SPREAD BARK AND DEBRIS ON WET PAINTED CD COVER COVER BARK WITH PAINT THICKLY SO IT WILL STICK PAINT ALL STICKS WHITE THE END what would you name this please __ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Tax Center - online filing with TurboTax http://taxes.yahoo.com/ __ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Tax Center - online filing with TurboTax http://taxes.yahoo.com/ = I don't think you have to do anything to make your life into a work of art--it is one. What you have to do is observe it, be aware of the weirdness, beauty and artistry that occurs every day. --Anne Maybe __ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Tax Center - online filing with TurboTax http://taxes.yahoo.com/
Re: FLUXLIST: PHONY FLUXUS
I would Call it: GORM GSZ - Original Message - From: JJ [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, April 09, 2002 1:12 PM Subject: Re: FLUXLIST: PHONY FLUXUS I would call it WHITE WALK AND STICKS AMaybe --- Crispin Webb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: NEW INVENTION GO FOR A WALK. AND WHILE A WALKING COLLECT A VARIETY OF STICKS (I PREFER THOSE SMOOTH LIGHT TAN ONES USSUALLY NEAR THE HIGHWAY)THIS VARIETY MUST CONTAIN SOME WITH BARK. AFTER YOUR WALK PLACE STICKS ON TABLE AND PEAL OF BARK OR ANY OTHER DABRIS FIND OLD CD COVER, TAKE APART NEXT FIND WHITE LATEX PAINT PAINT CD COVER BOTH PARTS SPREAD BARK AND DEBRIS ON WET PAINTED CD COVER COVER BARK WITH PAINT THICKLY SO IT WILL STICK PAINT ALL STICKS WHITE THE END what would you name this please __ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Tax Center - online filing with TurboTax http://taxes.yahoo.com/ __ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Tax Center - online filing with TurboTax http://taxes.yahoo.com/ = I don't think you have to do anything to make your life into a work of art--it is one. What you have to do is observe it, be aware of the weirdness, beauty and artistry that occurs every day. --Anne Maybe __ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Tax Center - online filing with TurboTax http://taxes.yahoo.com/
FLUXLIST: ADDRESS LIST
I have just recently joined the list and I'm looking for more info on the address list that is being compiled. I would like to be included in this list project.
Re: FLUXLIST: ADDRESS LIST
hi jennifer, welcome to the list. the deadline is 15 april and i hope you can send something. the size is 3x5 inches of flexible material everyone participating makes a front and back cover. send it to me, be sure to send your address too: (phone number and web site address optional) carol starr p.o. box 2472 taos, nm 87571 usa then...i print and assemble the books and send them to the participants. you receive a different cover than the one you make. also i am planning to photograph all the covers to put on a web site so everyone can see all of them. bests, carol Jennifer Chiarell wrote: I have just recently joined the list and I'm looking for more info on the address list that is being compiled. I would like to be included in this list project. -- carol starr taos, new mexico, usa [EMAIL PROTECTED] web: http://laplaza.org/~datastar/index.html
FLUXLIST: Fwd: ilovepeckham.com
in the email today... From: mark folds [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: ilovepeckham.com Date: Tue, 9 Apr 2002 23:02:42 +0100 dear fluxus.org try my new website that showcases an artist lead project to make small interventions that have a big effect in Peckham London UK. http://www.ilovepeckham.comwww.ilovepeckham.com cheers mark folds
FLUXLIST: ADDRESS LIST brad brace loop
I'm beginning to wonder if the ADDRESS LIST project isn't just another counterfeit brad brace project all about what is the project? followed by the details, in some sort of endless loop. hi jennifer, welcome to the list. the deadline is 15 april and i hope you can send something. the size is 3x5 inches of flexible material everyone participating makes a front and back cover. send it to me, be sure to send your address too: (phone number and web site address optional) carol starr p.o. box 2472 taos, nm 87571 usa then...i print and assemble the books and send them to the participants. you receive a different cover than the one you make. also i am planning to photograph all the covers to put on a web site so everyone can see all of them. bests, carol Jennifer Chiarell wrote: I have just recently joined the list and I'm looking for more info on the address list that is being compiled. I would like to be included in this list project. -- carol starr taos, new mexico, usa [EMAIL PROTECTED] web: http://laplaza.org/~datastar/index.htmlhttp://laplaza.org/~datastar/index.html
Re: FLUXLIST: ADDRESS LIST brad brace loop
allen, i don't know what prompts you to say that since i am hard at work putting it together and you are not even participating as far as i know. puzzled, carol allen bukoff wrote: I'm beginning to wonder if the ADDRESS LIST project isn't just another counterfeit brad brace project all about what is the project? followed by the details, in some sort of endless loop. -- carol starr taos, new mexico, usa [EMAIL PROTECTED] web: http://laplaza.org/~datastar/index.html
Re: FLUXLIST: ADDRESS LIST brad brace loop
Hay, what's counterfeit about seeds? (Well, there's that.)
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On Tue, 9 Apr 2002, allen bukoff wrote:
I'm beginning to wonder if the ADDRESS LIST project isn't just another
counterfeit brad brace project all about what is the project? followed by
the details, in some sort of endless loop.
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FLUXLIST: Whisper on the Dial (fwd)
http://www.latimes.com/features/lifestyle/la-040902lpfm.story Just a Whisper on the FM Dial KPFZ takes to the airwaves as if its broadcasts reached beyond a few miles. by SUSAN CARPENTER Los Angeles Times April 9 2002 LUCERNE, Calif. -- The transmitter is on a shelf in Andy Weiss' laundry room. The antenna is attached to the branch of an oak tree behind his house. His personal telephone line? It's the same one he uses to take calls for KPFZ-LP, the 100-watt radio station broadcasting from his home in Northern California. It's just a few minutes after 6 p.m. Saturday, the one day each week the station is live, and DJs Lonnie Elmo Moultry, 51, and Tee Watts, 51, are on the air spinning vinyl. During their two-hour show, In the Free Zone, they mix it up with everything from the Rolling Stones and Pink Floyd to the Supremes and Temptations--not unusual music, just an unusual format, which is whatever they want to play. Their music show, one of several the station hosts, follows a string of public affairs programs: The Environment Hour, I'm Not a Lawyer, but I Play One on the Radio and Artwatch. No one knows how many people are listening. Anyone who is, though, is within 15 miles of Weiss' house. KPFZ is a low-power FM radio station, or LPFM. It is one of only two stations to get up and running in California since the FCC approved this new class of license two years ago. The other is KEFC, operated by the Evangelical Free Church of Turlock, which airs Christian music and religious services. The new licenses were created to bring localized radio programming to small communities and to diversify the content of what's broadcast. Last year, the FCC began issuing the first of about 240 construction permits for LPFMs to schools, churches, Indian reservations, community organizations and other noncommercial special-interest groups across the nation--21 of them in California. Run by the nonprofit Lake County Community Radio group, KPFZ has been on the air since September. It's among a few to be operated out of a house. Nationally, only about a dozen LPFMs have managed to get on the air since the FCC made the licenses available. Duct-taped to the chain-link gate on Weiss' driveway is a ragged piece of cardboard with magic marker lettering that reads, KPFZ 104.5. There's no gargantuan radio tower, no flashy sign to give the station away. Just a humble three-bedroom house on a hill overlooking Lucerne, the Switzerland of America, according to its welcome sign. A lazy lake community supported by agriculture and tourism, Lucerne, population 2,000, is one of several small towns that ring Clear Lake, the state's largest natural inland body of water. On any given day, boats dot its surface, and motorcycles cruise its 100 miles of shoreline. On-Air Legal Advice On Saturdays, beginning at 7 a.m., a steady stream of DJs travel the dirt road to Weiss' home. They will host talk shows on topics ranging from the environment to local politics and music programs featuring folk and jazz, and they are carting records, interview materials, food and friends. Catherine and Steve Elias, a husband-and-wife team, are at the station to host a legal talk show called Both Sides Now. It runs from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. Neither Catherine, 62, nor Steve, 60, had been at the controls of a radio station before a friend told them about KPFZ, but, united in their belief that radio should be used as a tool to inform and educate, they got involved last summer. Catherine, a former paralegal trainer, is now KPFZ's president; her co-host husband is a retired attorney. KPFZ's left leanings are evidenced in the DJ studio, a room Weiss once used as his office, where local maps and stickers supporting the Green Party and Ralph Nader give the small space a cozy, crunchy-granola feel. The DJ console is a hodgepodge of turntables, tape decks, CD players and other studio gear. Weiss decided to get involved in the grass-roots business of creating an LPFM station because he believes that it is important to have local voices on the airwaves and that those airwaves be accessible to voices outside the mono-culture of mainstream media. KPFZ broadcasts live only one day of the week to limit the disturbance to Weiss' personal life--his regular job is as a community college computer instructor. It's great most of the time, but sometimes it's not, said Weiss, 55, who re-broadcasts Saturday's shows and prerecorded programs from other sources during the rest of the week. When you're in the mood to make radio, which is most of the time, it's terrific. But if you're not, then ... it's like having a party when you don't want one. Of Local Interest Like many people who live in small communities far removed from major metropolitan areas, the people of Lucerne are too far away to be able to tune in to most of the radio stations broadcasting from the Bay Area (three hours south) or Sacramento (two hours southeast). Even so, only a portion of what is broadcast on those
Re: FLUXLIST: ADDRESS LIST brad brac lop
Carol, Just a little poor humor. I think the project is great, I think it's great that you're doing it and getting lots of participation. I would participate if I had my wits and my time about me. It's just that it seems like every couple of days or so, there's a request for the same basic information and it seems like it's been going around and around like this for a while. I am not complaining. I am not objecting. I am just noting it as an interesting phenomenon. Or I need to increase my medication. Allen allen, i don't know what prompts you to say that since i am hard at work putting it together and you are not even participating as far as i know. puzzled, carol allen bukoff wrote: I'm beginning to wonder if the ADDRESS LIST project isn't just another counterfeit brad brace project all about what is the project? followed by the details, in some sort of endless loop. -- carol starr taos, new mexico, usa [EMAIL PROTECTED] web: http://laplaza.org/~datastar/index.html
Re: FLUXLIST: ADDRESS LIST brad brac lop
Oh, that reminds me, I need the same basic information. Could someone fill me in? Lying, Dan At 10:47 PM 4/9/2002 -0400, you wrote: Carol, Just a little poor humor. I think the project is great, I think it's great that you're doing it and getting lots of participation. I would participate if I had my wits and my time about me. It's just that it seems like every couple of days or so, there's a request for the same basic information and it seems like it's been going around and around like this for a while. I am not complaining. I am not objecting. I am just noting it as an interesting phenomenon. Or I need to increase my medication. Allen allen, i don't know what prompts you to say that since i am hard at work putting it together and you are not even participating as far as i know. puzzled, carol allen bukoff wrote: I'm beginning to wonder if the ADDRESS LIST project isn't just another counterfeit brad brace project all about what is the project? followed by the details, in some sort of endless loop. -- carol starr taos, new mexico, usa [EMAIL PROTECTED] web: http://laplaza.org/~datastar/index.html
Re: FLUXLIST: ADDRESS LIST brad brac lop
allen, i think it strange that i have been getting requests for the information so frequently especially after i have at times just posted it a day ot two before. but i like to respond so any one wishing to join in can do so. (i would love it if your wits could gather enough for you to participate too) i am slightly short tempered today because my scanner is refusing to work and it did scan three of the covers and then something causes the computer to crash. i may up my medication as well. bests, carol -- carol starr taos, new mexico, usa [EMAIL PROTECTED] web: http://laplaza.org/~datastar/index.html
