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words, hoping for the best and preparing for setbacks!  Very best wishes to all, Max From: NetBehaviour on behalf of Annie Abrahams via NetBehaviour Sent: Wednesday, April 15, 2020 5:10 AM To: NetBehaviour for networked distributed creativity Cc: Annie A

[NetBehaviour] How is everyone?

I just picked up on this and thought I'd answer it. As I said, we are in Day 42 of lockdown - today we put on the full gear and went shopping. So strange to have lunch in the car with takeaway Starbucks (land of the brand here, sorry) seem luxurious. We know we are in an

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like after an orgasm, from > the lower abdomen. > A. But I've heard these short heavy breathing sounds they make..I know what > you mean... > > this is what I meant > > regards > Johannes > > > From: NetBehaviour on behalf of

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tBehaviour on behalf of Alan Sondheim via NetBehaviour Sent: 14 April 2020 20:17 To: NetBehaviour for networked distributed creativity Cc: Alan Sondheim Subject: Re: [NetBehaviour] How is everyone? I love that you write "nothing of importance happens online" and "everything is very re

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t regards Johannes From: NetBehaviour on behalf of Alan Sondheim via NetBehaviour Sent: 14 April 2020 20:17 To: NetBehaviour for networked distributed creativity Cc: Alan Sondheim Subject: Re: [NetBehaviour] How is everyone? I love that you writ

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I love that you write "nothing of importance happens online" and "everything is very real" and here we're inside now for 13 full days, tomorrow we can go out, but where? avoiding people, heading towards some construction a couple of blocks away maybe. There's something amazing about the flatness

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dear all i am trying to read but cannot quite concentrate, and thus give up. I thank those of you send some great music (I loved Alan Sondheim's qifteli dirge , and perhaps we can also sometimes share some images, paintings? Thanks also for some of the videos. I think I sent you the link to my

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Hi Marc and Ruth, Just realised that I missed your podcast invitation about *“News From Where We Are”* At Telegraph Hill, South East London, we set up a Covid-19 Aid group to ensure that every household in our community has access to the food they need during the coronavirus outbreak. Our aim

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Hello everyone, My wife and I have now spent over a month in social isolation in our house in Chicago. We're fortunate to have a building with an apartment upstairs and a storefront studio and small apartment downstairs. I work on new work or print old work and archive it in the back apartment.

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Dear all, I hope this email finds you all well and it's nice to read how this situation is taking shape in different parts of the world through all the different experiences, practices and individual affections. I'm very fond of this mailing list as there are always many interesting resources,

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Dear All, It is so good to hear from you all - you ex-lurkers and regulars far and wide. Your accounts are stimulating, inspiring and (at least sometimes) heartening. Please don't stop. Warmly Ruth -- Co-founder & Artistic director of Furtherfield & DECAL Decentralised Arts Lab +44 (0) 77370

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hi johanes the fight in brazil is now for health AND information Support public health workers and videomakers in the front line of Covid-19 in Brazil. https://apoie.bombozila.com/projetos/nafiladosus Trailer https://vimeo.com/401500909 Em 2020-03-27 19:11, Johannes Birringer escreveu: >

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thanks all, for sharing thought and videos/images (Michael's garden, shardcore's song, Alan's birds), I almost think in times like these perhaps the less said the better? but then I would have missed your comments on what you're working on or how communities in Brazil resist their

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Here in London UK was late in its lockdown. People finally, for the most part paying attention. Many getting angry with those that aren't taking care. I called a friend on the phone in NY and she couldn't breathe. She went to hospital and was told they couldn't treat her unless she needed

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.  A great testament!    From: NetBehaviour on behalf of Michael Szpakowski Sent: Thursday, March 26, 2020 10:41 AM To: NetBehaviour for networked distributed creativity Subject: Re: [NetBehaviour] How is everyone? I've been running around my garden rather than by the river or whatever

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Shardcore - that video is genius! And the one from Michael - really blissful and contemplative, yet for me it's got just a little uneasy trace of claustrophobia/entrapment to it as well... Edward On 26/03/2020 16:57, shardcore wrote: long time lurker, (possibly) first time caller. it’s

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long time lurker, (possibly) first time caller. it’s lovely to see/hear all these different perspectives, rather than the limited hyper-local or national/global level which comes with lockdown... i too have found inspiration from my immediate environment and made a song/video with things i

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To: NetBehaviour for networked distributed creativity Subject: Re: [NetBehaviour] How is everyone? I've been running around my garden rather than by the river or whatever in anticipation of a total lockdown. I wanted to see if it was practical because an hour of running a day is pretty vital to my

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Hi, sorry to have been lurking so much. Marc and Rob have seen that I check in a little on Facebook. Here in Abu Dhabi, one feels really disconnected. Mainly because most people are here largely for professional reasons, there isn;t a lot of socialization and after five years, that

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I've been running around my garden rather than by the river or whatever in anticipation of a total lockdown. I wanted to see if it was practical because an hour of running a day is pretty vital to my mental well being.Turns out it's quite good fun.I restarted my 'today's run' series - GPS track

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hi I have moved to liverpool about two months. but things in brazil are very very bad. the political virus our neodigitalimperialism... two days ago bolsonaro went to the televison and made a speech he said that people should come back to work! that the economy cannot break. that is plain

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Hi Ruth and all, Not much to report on a personal level, snuggled in suburban Sydney with lots of books to read and a job that was already fully remote, so life is almost as usual. Australia has only just started to shut down in the past week or so; it's still very new. Though rationally I'm not

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Hi all, Reporting in from Westchester County, NY, the location of the first corona "hot-spot" in New York state. The response here has been pretty good at the state level. The state college that I work at switched all classes to online relatively early and we appear to have avoided any major

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ur < > netbehaviour@lists.netbehaviour.org> > *Sent:* Tuesday, March 24, 2020 10:55 PM > *To:* NetBehaviour for networked distributed creativity < > netbehaviour@lists.netbehaviour.org> > *Cc:* xDxD.vs.xDxD > *Subject:* Re: [NetBehaviour] How is everyone? >

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/brill.com/view/book/9789004232549/B9789004232549-s005.xml From: NetBehaviour on behalf of xDxD.vs.xDxD via NetBehaviour Sent: Tuesday, March 24, 2020 10:55 PM To: NetBehaviour for networked distributed creativity Cc: xDxD.vs.xDxD Subject: Re: [NetBehaviour] How is ev

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Thank you for asking, Ruth. It is good to read everyone's responses. So I will chime in now from Spain. At the end of last August I came to spend a year in Calafou (https://calafou.org/en), and right now this still seems like the best place for me to be. Since the colony is already remote from

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Hi everyone! (and thanks to Ruth and Marc for calling all of us up, so that we can know how is everybody) about me and Oriana: we're in Italy, stuck amidst the tragedy of the infections and deaths and of the political nonsense of these difficult times with an important addition: my cancer

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Thanks Antonio, Isabel, Rob, Michael and Max, Isabel, that sounds very intense. Where are you staying? The long article about Socialism in the Time of Pandemics is fantastic. It helps to have more history and more biology. Especially in view of the reported debates in the USA. Brutal!

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Hi everyone, I'm in Birmingham, UK and things seem okish. The UK officially went it lockdown today (Tuesday). It's different from places like France in that we don't need a permission slip to leave the house but the police now have powers to arrest people. The most annoying this has been

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hello everybody, I started in June 2019 an art and games world tour to celebrate my 20 years of curatorship in art and video games. When borders started to get closed, I was in Ghana doing my research on the local art and games

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sorry Ruth (and others) it is Paris time (CET, UTC+1) --- Now weekly Distant Feelings (Friday 16h) and Distant Movements (Wednesday 16h) sessions of 15 min. Open to all. *intra/rupt/rompre* https://aabrahams.wordpress.com/2020/03/19/invitation-intra-rupt-rompre/

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On 2020-03-23 9:41 a.m., Ruth Catlow via NetBehaviour wrote: > > The details from all of you are fascinating and helpful. > > More please :) Greetings from viral Cascadia. Vancouver is in two levels of State of Emergency. BC has declared one, and the city has also declared one. We just need

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_ From: NetBehaviour on behalf of Ruth Catlow via NetBehaviour Sent: Monday, March 23, 2020 11:41 AM To: NetBehaviour for networked distributed creativity Cc: Ruth Catlow Subject: Re: [NetBehaviour] How is everyone? Thank you for the news Annie, Helen, James, Edward, Ann, and Alan, I

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Thank you for the news Annie, Helen, James, Edward, Ann, and Alan, It seems we are all most preoccupied with trying to work out what is correct behaviour - including how to negotiate our feelings towards the situation and each other. The details from all of you are fascinating and helpful. More

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Hi all, In France we have been in confinement for about a week. I myself even longer, because I am at risk. In Holland they are slacker, which I thought to be "stupid" - there is also very much attention to and interest in "the economy" that must go on. France, although also trying to keep "it"

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Hi Ruth and everyone, Actually work hasn't been so bad. We've gone from mainly face-to-face consultations to what they call 'total triage' - nobody gets to see the doctor without him telephoning them first - within the space of a week. The nurse is still seeing people: you can't do things

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Whew. We were going across country, stopping at a number of places, and ending up at the ELO Archives, thanks to Dene Grigar, in Vancouver, Washington. We were also stopping to see my brother and his family in Victoria, BC. as well as Azure's aunt in Salt Lake City. We never made it past

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<3 On Sun, Mar 22, 2020 at 3:16 PM Ruth Catlow via NetBehaviour < netbehaviour@lists.netbehaviour.org> wrote: > Hello all, > > This last couple of weeks have been full of chaos and uncertainty for us > in the UK - and much longer for others. > > The sudden shut down is clearly distributing

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Hello all, This last couple of weeks have been full of chaos and uncertainty for us in the UK - and much longer for others. The sudden shut down is clearly distributing immediate and extreme hardship very unevenly. I personally found the indefinite postponement of Furtherfield's 2020 'Love