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I'm in Garland--just right of Dallas. I'd try to make an EVENT. JJ --- Cecil Touchon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > How many fluxfolk are in the north texas region or > close enough to drive > in for an event? (DFW area) I just moved to fort > worth texas from > cuernavaca. We still have our things happening there > but I wanted to get > my 10 year old in a US school. > Cecil Touchon > fluxnexus.com > > Allan Revich wrote: > > >Allan is in 2. > > > >-Original Message- > >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On > >Behalf Of JJ > >Sent: Thursday, November 03, 2005 11:32 AM > >To: FLUXLIST@scribble.com > >Subject: Re: FLUXLIST: An Historical Atlas of > Fluxlist - Proposal > > > >Great Idea!! I'm definitely interested. > > > >Julie J. > > > > > > > >1994-2004 > >10 Years of Fluxus Bucks! > >Surprising the Network one Fluxus Buck at a time... > > > >Mail me art---or a request for Fluxus Bucks! > >Dr. Victoria Fluxbuxenstein > >p.o. box 495522 > >Garland, TX 75049-5522 USA > > > > > > > >__ > >Yahoo! FareChase: Search multiple travel sites in > one click. > >http://farechase.yahoo.com > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > 1994-2004 10 Years of Fluxus Bucks! Surprising the Network one Fluxus Buck at a time... Mail me art---or a request for Fluxus Bucks! Dr. Victoria Fluxbuxenstein p.o. box 495522 Garland, TX 75049-5522 USA __ Yahoo! Mail - PC Magazine Editors' Choice 2005 http://mail.yahoo.com
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Josh wrote: >By the way, what ever happened to the FluxList Cookbook? I'm afraid I'm guilty of that not happening. I kept waiting for more contributions. We could stick all the material in the atlas though..that would be a cool document. Actually I'm excited about the Atlas. cheers, Sol.
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I am available to write protraits of FluxList people, especially people I do not know... By the way, what ever happened to the FluxList Cookbook? -Josh Ronsen in Austin, Texas -- ___ Search for businesses by name, location, or phone number. -Lycos Yellow Pages http://r.lycos.com/r/yp_emailfooter/http://yellowpages.lycos.com/default.asp?SRC=lycos10
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how about a FluxMOO?/:b
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Me too! John Bennett At 01:27 PM 11/7/2005, you wrote: I'll participate, too. Reid Reid Wood (State of Being) [EMAIL PROTECTED] "Haven't-Garde Art" On Nov 2, 2005, at 8:12 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: An Historical Atlas of Fluxlist Fluxlist has effectively evolved into a small community, an example of the 'global village' at its most, well villagy (sp?). Village elders and village idiots, friends and vague acquaintances, over the back fence chatters, curtain twitchers, the odd recluse and a whole host of folks who just go about their daily business, minding their own and showing up at the odd parish meeting to put their two pennerth in. On occasion itinerant travellers wander through offering wares varying from the delightful to the downright dubious. Sometimes the circus turns up and erects its big-top in the carpark, sometimes hooligans from neighbouring villages show up and cause fights in the pub. People pass away and are mourned, people get married, have babies and their neighbours raise their glasses in acknowledgement. Sometimes new villagers turn up out of the blue and others up sticks and move away to the city. The strange thing is that most of the villagers live thousands of miles away from each other, many have never met any of the others, some have met but a handful, many can not put a face to the name and most a probably quite unaware of the existence of some of the remainder. The idea is this: To construct an historical and geographical atlas of fluxlist, past and present. Each current member of Fluxlist is invited to write about another - a biographical piece placing that person geographically, historically and contextually into the story of Fluxlist. These biographical pieces may be based on truth or complete fantasy. Pieces may vary in length, there being no maximum or minimum enforced and may be written in any language deemed appropriate by the author. Anecdotes and stories of bravery, stupidity or particularly successful dinner parties, artworks and animals, music and missing weekends. When and how they joined Fluxlist, motives and mysterious sudden disappearances. Notable contributions to Fluxlist, faux pas and folly. Place of birth, date of birth, date of first date and outcome. Famous/noted/ignored for... Place of abode, distance travelled by bicycle, bravelled by tricycle and amount of interest in % of learning to unicycle. Information on place of abode, including address, city, state, country etc. Participants may produce as many 'biographies' as they wish. Or you could write something completely different. The aim is document Fluxlist to date, to produce something which records Fluxlist membership at various levels, not just names but information about the person, a short biography (as stated) and information about their geographical location (and their location in time if you so wish). Entries may be duplicated. In fact duplicate entries, especially about 'active' members, are to be encouraged thus building up a broader view of the individual. Eventually the biographies will be used to build up a 'map' of Fluxlist. The aim is to publish this 'atlas', eventually, as an actual book if costs are not too prohibitive, and in digital format (PDF and HTML) Those interested in contributing are kindly requested to let me know within the next week or so. Thanks Alan Reid Wood (State of Being) [EMAIL PROTECTED] "Haven't-Garde Art" __ 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) 292-3029 [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.johnmbennett.net ___
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sign me up
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OK. I missed the original proposal. Alan could you send it with a tag, "for Don" so I can find it? Thanks, -Don http://fluxuswest.blogspot.com/ http://fluxusmuseum.blogspot.com/ check out my website for the latest images!
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I'll participate, too.ReidReid Wood (State of Being)[EMAIL PROTECTED]"Haven't-Garde Art"On Nov 2, 2005, at 8:12 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:An Historical Atlas of FluxlistFluxlist has effectively evolved into a small community, an example of the 'global village' at its most, well villagy (sp?). Village elders and village idiots, friends and vague acquaintances, over the back fence chatters, curtain twitchers, the odd recluse and a whole host of folks who just go about their daily business, minding their own and showing up at the odd parish meeting to put their two pennerth in. On occasion itinerant travellers wander through offering wares varying from the delightful to the downright dubious. Sometimes the circus turns up and erects its big-top in the carpark, sometimes hooligans from neighbouring villages show up and cause fights in the pub. People pass away and are mourned, people get married, have babies and their neighbours raise their glasses in acknowledgement. Sometimes new villagers turn up out of the blue and others up sticks and move away to the city.The strange thing is that most of the villagers live thousands of miles away from each other, many have never met any of the others, some have met but a handful, many can not put a face to the name and most a probably quite unaware of the existence of some of the remainder.The idea is this:To construct an historical and geographical atlas of fluxlist, past and present.Each current member of Fluxlist is invited to write about another - a biographical piece placing that person geographically, historically and contextually into the story of Fluxlist.These biographical pieces may be based on truth or complete fantasy. Pieces may vary in length, there being no maximum or minimum enforced and may be written in any language deemed appropriate by the author. Anecdotes and stories of bravery, stupidity or particularly successful dinner parties, artworks and animals, music and missing weekends. When and how they joined Fluxlist, motives and mysterious sudden disappearances. Notable contributions to Fluxlist, faux pas and folly. Place of birth, date of birth, date of first date and outcome. Famous/noted/ignored for... Place of abode, distance travelled by bicycle, bravelled by tricycle and amount of interest in % of learning to unicycle.Information on place of abode, including address, city, state, country etc.Participants may produce as many 'biographies' as they wish.Or you could write something completely different.The aim is document Fluxlist to date, to produce something which records Fluxlist membership at various levels, not just names but information about the person, a short biography (as stated) and information about their geographical location (and their location in time if you so wish).Entries may be duplicated. In fact duplicate entries, especially about 'active' members, are to be encouraged thus building up a broader view of the individual. Eventually the biographies will be used to build up a 'map' of Fluxlist.The aim is to publish this 'atlas', eventually, as an actual book if costs are not too prohibitive, and in digital format (PDF and HTML)Those interested in contributing are kindly requested to let me know within the next week or so.ThanksAlan Reid Wood (State of Being)[EMAIL PROTECTED]"Haven't-Garde Art"
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Never one to be able to withstand peer pressure, I too will scribble for the cause. And what's all this about a mouldering badger?! Probably a member of my family BG >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Date: Wed Nov 02 07:12:46 CST 2005 >To: FLUXLIST@scribble.com >Subject: FLUXLIST: An Historical Atlas of Fluxlist - Proposal > >An Historical Atlas of Fluxlist > > > >Fluxlist has effectively evolved into a small community, an example of the >'global village' at its most, well villagy (sp?). Village elders and village >idiots, friends and vague acquaintances, over the back fence chatters, curtain >twitchers, the odd recluse and a whole host of folks who just go about their >daily business, minding their own and showing up at the odd parish meeting to >put their two pennerth in. On occasion itinerant travellers wander through >offering wares varying from the delightful to the downright dubious. Sometimes >the circus turns up and erects its big-top in the carpark, sometimes hooligans >from neighbouring villages show up and cause fights in the pub. People pass >away and are mourned, people get married, have babies and their neighbours >raise their glasses in acknowledgement. Sometimes new villagers turn up out >of the blue and others up sticks and move away to the city. > >The strange thing is that most of the villagers live thousands of miles away >from each other, many have never met any of the others, some have met but a >handful, many can not put a face to the name and most a probably quite unaware >of the existence of some of the remainder. > > > >The idea is this: > >To construct an historical and geographical atlas of fluxlist, past and >present. > >Each current member of Fluxlist is invited to write about another - a >biographical piece placing that person geographically, historically and >contextually into the story of Fluxlist. > > > >These biographical pieces may be based on truth or complete fantasy. Pieces >may vary in length, there being no maximum or minimum enforced and may be >written in any language deemed appropriate by the author. Anecdotes and >stories of bravery, stupidity or particularly successful dinner parties, >artworks and animals, music and missing weekends. When and how they joined >Fluxlist, motives and mysterious sudden disappearances. Notable contributions >to Fluxlist, faux pas and folly. Place of birth, date of birth, date of first >date and outcome. Famous/noted/ignored for... Place of abode, distance >travelled by bicycle, bravelled by tricycle and amount of interest in % of >learning to unicycle. > >Information on place of abode, including address, city, state, country etc. > >Participants may produce as many 'biographies' as they wish. > > > > > >Or you could write something completely different. > > > >The aim is document Fluxlist to date, to produce something which records >Fluxlist membership at various levels, not just names but information about >the person, a short biography (as stated) and information about their >geographical location (and their location in time if you so wish). > > > >Entries may be duplicated. In fact duplicate entries, especially about >'active' members, are to be encouraged thus building up a broader view of the >individual. > > > >Eventually the biographies will be used to build up a 'map' of Fluxlist. > > > >The aim is to publish this 'atlas', eventually, as an actual book if costs are >not too prohibitive, and in digital format (PDF and HTML) > > > >Those interested in contributing are kindly requested to let me know within >the next week or so. > > > >Thanks > > > >Alan
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sounds like a great idea alan. count me in. i think it would be nice to incorporate crispin's fluxlist portraits if possible. bests,carol xx
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I'll contribute as well. Great fun.
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Alan, I shall drag myself kicking and screaming into this new project. Cheers, Reed - Original Message - From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Sent: Wednesday, November 02, 2005 8:12 AM Subject: FLUXLIST: An Historical Atlas of Fluxlist - Proposal An Historical Atlas of Fluxlist Fluxlist has effectively evolved into a small community, an example of the 'global village' at its most, well villagy (sp?). Village elders and village idiots, friends and vague acquaintances, over the back fence chatters, curtain twitchers, the odd recluse and a whole host of folks who just go about their daily business, minding their own and showing up at the odd parish meeting to put their two pennerth in. On occasion itinerant travellers wander through offering wares varying from the delightful to the downright dubious. Sometimes the circus turns up and erects its big-top in the carpark, sometimes hooligans from neighbouring villages show up and cause fights in the pub. People pass away and are mourned, people get married, have babies and their neighbours raise their glasses in acknowledgement. Sometimes new villagers turn up out of the blue and others up sticks and move away to the city. The strange thing is that most of the villagers live thousands of miles away from each other, many have never met any of the others, some have met but a handful, many can not put a face to the name and most a probably quite unaware of the existence of some of the remainder. The idea is this: To construct an historical and geographical atlas of fluxlist, past and present. Each current member of Fluxlist is invited to write about another - a biographical piece placing that person geographically, historically and contextually into the story of Fluxlist. These biographical pieces may be based on truth or complete fantasy. Pieces may vary in length, there being no maximum or minimum enforced and may be written in any language deemed appropriate by the author. Anecdotes and stories of bravery, stupidity or particularly successful dinner parties, artworks and animals, music and missing weekends. When and how they joined Fluxlist, motives and mysterious sudden disappearances. Notable contributions to Fluxlist, faux pas and folly. Place of birth, date of birth, date of first date and outcome. Famous/noted/ignored for... Place of abode, distance travelled by bicycle, bravelled by tricycle and amount of interest in % of learning to unicycle. Information on place of abode, including address, city, state, country etc. Participants may produce as many 'biographies' as they wish. Or you could write something completely different. The aim is document Fluxlist to date, to produce something which records Fluxlist membership at various levels, not just names but information about the person, a short biography (as stated) and information about their geographical location (and their location in time if you so wish). Entries may be duplicated. In fact duplicate entries, especially about 'active' members, are to be encouraged thus building up a broader view of the individual. Eventually the biographies will be used to build up a 'map' of Fluxlist. The aim is to publish this 'atlas', eventually, as an actual book if costs are not too prohibitive, and in digital format (PDF and HTML) Those interested in contributing are kindly requested to let me know within the next week or so. Thanks Alan
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i'm in too. *** BIBIANA PADILLA MALTOS
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How many fluxfolk are in the north texas region or close enough to drive in for an event? (DFW area) I just moved to fort worth texas from cuernavaca. We still have our things happening there but I wanted to get my 10 year old in a US school. Cecil Touchon fluxnexus.com Allan Revich wrote: Allan is in 2. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of JJ Sent: Thursday, November 03, 2005 11:32 AM To: FLUXLIST@scribble.com Subject: Re: FLUXLIST: An Historical Atlas of Fluxlist - Proposal Great Idea!! I'm definitely interested. Julie J. 1994-2004 10 Years of Fluxus Bucks! Surprising the Network one Fluxus Buck at a time... Mail me art---or a request for Fluxus Bucks! Dr. Victoria Fluxbuxenstein p.o. box 495522 Garland, TX 75049-5522 USA __ Yahoo! FareChase: Search multiple travel sites in one click. http://farechase.yahoo.com
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Allan is in 2. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of JJ Sent: Thursday, November 03, 2005 11:32 AM To: FLUXLIST@scribble.com Subject: Re: FLUXLIST: An Historical Atlas of Fluxlist - Proposal Great Idea!! I'm definitely interested. Julie J. 1994-2004 10 Years of Fluxus Bucks! Surprising the Network one Fluxus Buck at a time... Mail me art---or a request for Fluxus Bucks! Dr. Victoria Fluxbuxenstein p.o. box 495522 Garland, TX 75049-5522 USA __ Yahoo! FareChase: Search multiple travel sites in one click. http://farechase.yahoo.com
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Great Idea!! I'm definitely interested. Julie J. 1994-2004 10 Years of Fluxus Bucks! Surprising the Network one Fluxus Buck at a time... Mail me art---or a request for Fluxus Bucks! Dr. Victoria Fluxbuxenstein p.o. box 495522 Garland, TX 75049-5522 USA __ Yahoo! FareChase: Search multiple travel sites in one click. http://farechase.yahoo.com
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Hi Alan, > > An Historical Atlas of Fluxlist > Good idea. I have lots of Fluxlist notes...despite being very quiet these days..although I'm probably quiet because Fluxus no longer really influences my art practice in any substantial manner. My only suggestion is that you allow for the inclusion of visual pieces..there are the old maps and other illustrations that would be of use/interest. cheers, Sol.
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Count me in Alan! I could write your biography... Walter Il giorno 02/nov/05, alle 14:12, [EMAIL PROTECTED] ha scritto: An Historical Atlas of Fluxlist Fluxlist has effectively evolved into a small community, an example of the 'global village' at its most, well villagy (sp?). Village elders and village idiots, friends and vague acquaintances, over the back fence chatters, curtain twitchers, the odd recluse and a whole host of folks who just go about their daily business, minding their own and showing up at the odd parish meeting to put their two pennerth in. On occasion itinerant travellers wander through offering wares varying from the delightful to the downright dubious. Sometimes the circus turns up and erects its big-top in the carpark, sometimes hooligans from neighbouring villages show up and cause fights in the pub. People pass away and are mourned, people get married, have babies and their neighbours raise their glasses in acknowledgement. Sometimes new villagers turn up out of the blue and others up sticks and move away to the city. The strange thing is that most of the villagers live thousands of miles away from each other, many have never met any of the others, some have met but a handful, many can not put a face to the name and most a probably quite unaware of the existence of some of the remainder. The idea is this: To construct an historical and geographical atlas of fluxlist, past and present. Each current member of Fluxlist is invited to write about another - a biographical piece placing that person geographically, historically and contextually into the story of Fluxlist. These biographical pieces may be based on truth or complete fantasy. Pieces may vary in length, there being no maximum or minimum enforced and may be written in any language deemed appropriate by the author. Anecdotes and stories of bravery, stupidity or particularly successful dinner parties, artworks and animals, music and missing weekends. When and how they joined Fluxlist, motives and mysterious sudden disappearances. Notable contributions to Fluxlist, faux pas and folly. Place of birth, date of birth, date of first date and outcome. Famous/noted/ignored for... Place of abode, distance travelled by bicycle, bravelled by tricycle and amount of interest in % of learning to unicycle. Information on place of abode, including address, city, state, country etc. Participants may produce as many 'biographies' as they wish. Or you could write something completely different. The aim is document Fluxlist to date, to produce something which records Fluxlist membership at various levels, not just names but information about the person, a short biography (as stated) and information about their geographical location (and their location in time if you so wish). Entries may be duplicated. In fact duplicate entries, especially about 'active' members, are to be encouraged thus building up a broader view of the individual. Eventually the biographies will be used to build up a 'map' of Fluxlist. The aim is to publish this 'atlas', eventually, as an actual book if costs are not too prohibitive, and in digital format (PDF and HTML) Those interested in contributing are kindly requested to let me know within the next week or so. Thanks Alan
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I'll contribute for sure Hmmm The village idiot eh now who could that be? It's a blog! http://rogerstevens.blogspot.com Wonky Finger - Live at Staplecroft Village Hall Order your copy at http://www.rabbitpress.com Visit The Poetry Zone http://www.poetryzone.co.uk -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of michael leigh Sent: 02 November 2005 15:56 To: FLUXLIST@scribble.com Subject: Re: FLUXLIST: An Historical Atlas of Fluxlist - Proposal Siounds Zounds! like a fun project Alan. Count me in. Michael --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > An Historical Atlas of Fluxlist > > Fluxlist has effectively evolved into a small > community, an example of the 'global village' at its > most, well villagy (sp?). Village elders and > village idiots, friends and vague acquaintances, > over the back fence chatters, curtain twitchers, the > odd recluse and a whole host of folks who just go > about their daily business, minding their own and > showing up at the odd parish meeting to put their > two pennerth in. On occasion itinerant travellers > wander through offering wares varying from the > delightful to the downright dubious. Sometimes the > circus turns up and erects its big-top in the > carpark, sometimes hooligans from neighbouring > villages show up and cause fights in the pub. > People pass away and are mourned, people get > married, have babies and their neighbours raise > their glasses in acknowledgement. Sometimes new > villagers turn up out of the blue and others up > sticks and move away to the city. > The strange thing is that most of the villagers live > thousands of miles away from each other, many have > never met any of the others, some have met but a > handful, many can not put a face to the name and > most a probably quite unaware of the existence of > some of the remainder. > > The idea is this: > To construct an historical and geographical atlas of > fluxlist, past and present. > Each current member of Fluxlist is invited to write > about another - a biographical piece placing that > person geographically, historically and contextually > into the story of Fluxlist. > > These biographical pieces may be based on truth or > complete fantasy. Pieces may vary in length, there > being no maximum or minimum enforced and may be > written in any language deemed appropriate by the > author. Anecdotes and stories of bravery, stupidity > or particularly successful dinner parties, artworks > and animals, music and missing weekends. When and > how they joined Fluxlist, motives and mysterious > sudden disappearances. Notable contributions to > Fluxlist, faux pas and folly. Place of birth, date > of birth, date of first date and outcome. > Famous/noted/ignored for... Place of abode, > distance travelled by bicycle, bravelled by tricycle > and amount of interest in % of learning to unicycle. > Information on place of abode, including address, > city, state, country etc. > Participants may produce as many 'biographies' as > they wish. > > > Or you could write something completely different. > > The aim is document Fluxlist to date, to produce > something which records Fluxlist membership at > various levels, not just names but information about > the person, a short biography (as stated) and > information about their geographical location (and > their location in time if you so wish). > > Entries may be duplicated. In fact duplicate > entries, especially about 'active' members, are to > be encouraged thus building up a broader view of the > individual. > > Eventually the biographies will be used to build up > a 'map' of Fluxlist. > > The aim is to publish this 'atlas', eventually, as > an actual book if costs are not too prohibitive, and > in digital format (PDF and HTML) > > Those interested in contributing are kindly > requested to let me know within the next week or so. > > Thanks > > Alan > > > It's another blog! http://flobberlob.blogspot.com/ ___ How much free photo storage do you get? Store your holiday snaps for FREE with Yahoo! Photos http://uk.photos.yahoo.com
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Siounds Zounds! like a fun project Alan. Count me in. Michael --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > An Historical Atlas of Fluxlist > > Fluxlist has effectively evolved into a small > community, an example of the 'global village' at its > most, well villagy (sp?). Village elders and > village idiots, friends and vague acquaintances, > over the back fence chatters, curtain twitchers, the > odd recluse and a whole host of folks who just go > about their daily business, minding their own and > showing up at the odd parish meeting to put their > two pennerth in. On occasion itinerant travellers > wander through offering wares varying from the > delightful to the downright dubious. Sometimes the > circus turns up and erects its big-top in the > carpark, sometimes hooligans from neighbouring > villages show up and cause fights in the pub. > People pass away and are mourned, people get > married, have babies and their neighbours raise > their glasses in acknowledgement. Sometimes new > villagers turn up out of the blue and others up > sticks and move away to the city. > The strange thing is that most of the villagers live > thousands of miles away from each other, many have > never met any of the others, some have met but a > handful, many can not put a face to the name and > most a probably quite unaware of the existence of > some of the remainder. > > The idea is this: > To construct an historical and geographical atlas of > fluxlist, past and present. > Each current member of Fluxlist is invited to write > about another - a biographical piece placing that > person geographically, historically and contextually > into the story of Fluxlist. > > These biographical pieces may be based on truth or > complete fantasy. Pieces may vary in length, there > being no maximum or minimum enforced and may be > written in any language deemed appropriate by the > author. Anecdotes and stories of bravery, stupidity > or particularly successful dinner parties, artworks > and animals, music and missing weekends. When and > how they joined Fluxlist, motives and mysterious > sudden disappearances. Notable contributions to > Fluxlist, faux pas and folly. Place of birth, date > of birth, date of first date and outcome. > Famous/noted/ignored for... Place of abode, > distance travelled by bicycle, bravelled by tricycle > and amount of interest in % of learning to unicycle. > Information on place of abode, including address, > city, state, country etc. > Participants may produce as many 'biographies' as > they wish. > > > Or you could write something completely different. > > The aim is document Fluxlist to date, to produce > something which records Fluxlist membership at > various levels, not just names but information about > the person, a short biography (as stated) and > information about their geographical location (and > their location in time if you so wish). > > Entries may be duplicated. In fact duplicate > entries, especially about 'active' members, are to > be encouraged thus building up a broader view of the > individual. > > Eventually the biographies will be used to build up > a 'map' of Fluxlist. > > The aim is to publish this 'atlas', eventually, as > an actual book if costs are not too prohibitive, and > in digital format (PDF and HTML) > > Those interested in contributing are kindly > requested to let me know within the next week or so. > > Thanks > > Alan > > > It's another blog! http://flobberlob.blogspot.com/ ___ How much free photo storage do you get? Store your holiday snaps for FREE with Yahoo! Photos http://uk.photos.yahoo.com
