[NetBehaviour] Frog-o-Mighty and the Ice Lollies, episode 4

Dear all, A spine-tingling tale of world domination and drinks on sticks! New episodes weekly! Latest episode: https://edwardpicot.com/frogomightyandtheicelollies/04.html To read the story so far: https://edwardpicot.com/frogomightyandtheicelollies/ Edward ___

[NetBehaviour] Frog-o-Mighty and the Ice Lollies, episode 3

Dear all, A spine-tingling tale of world domination and drinks on sticks! Episode 3 just published!New episodes weekly!http://edwardpicot.com/frogomightyandtheicelollies/ Edward ___ NetBehaviour mailing list NetBehaviour@lists.netbehaviour.org https://l

[NetBehaviour] Frog-o-Mighty and the Ice Lollies, episode 2

Dear all, A spine-tingling tale of world domination and drinks on sticks! Episode 2 just published!New episodes weekly! http://edwardpicot.com/frogomightyandtheicelollies/ Edward ___ NetBehaviour mailing list NetBehaviour@lists.netbehaviour.org https://

[NetBehaviour] Palantir: Trump-backer’s data firm that wants a big NHS deal

Here's an article from the Guardian this morning that made me a bit worried: https://www.theguardian.com/society/2022/jun/21/palantir-concerns-over-data-firm-poised-to-be-operating-system-of-nhs?CMP=share_btn_link Edward ___ NetBehaviour mailing list Net

Re: [NetBehaviour] NetBehaviour Digest, Vol 1426, Issue 1

I like the strapline 'The greenest technology is the one you already have'. On 18/11/2021 07:00, lauraplanagracia via NetBehaviour wrote: smoltech exhibition (works by mathr) opening Friday 26th November 2021, 7pm artist talk Saturday 4th December 2021, 5pm until Saturday 11th December 2021 CT2

Re: [NetBehaviour] One-Off Moving Image Festival 2021

There's some wonderful stuff in this too! I especially like Hamed Nobari and Asghar Besharat - The Small Red, The Big Blue and Hakan Lidbo - Watchfacing. Edward On 08/11/2021 10:57, Bjørn Magnhildøen via NetBehaviour wrote: Welcome to the fourth edition of One-Off Moving Image Festival! htt

Re: [NetBehaviour] The Unmoving show

I'm lucky enough to have something in this. I've just been browsing through the other entries, and it's full of interesting work. Thanks, Bjorn! Edward On 04/11/2021 18:37, Bjørn Magnhildøen via NetBehaviour wrote: Welcome to The Unmoving show - a psychogeographical drift in the matrix The u

Re: [NetBehaviour] Ontological Banding

Alan, I skimmed through the video, but the landscapes are completely breathtaking - and at the same time, the dryness of the landscape looks very harsh and alarming. Edward On 28/10/2021 05:14, Alan Sondheim wrote: Ontological Banding http://www.alansondheim.org/banding2.jpg https://youtu

Re: [NetBehaviour] Open calls Noemata

I love these calls! They're always such interesting themes. On 26/09/2021 19:36, Bjørn Magnhildøen via NetBehaviour wrote:     Hi, I want to mention the second show we have this autumn/winter. The Unmoving show https://unmoving.show/ Info and open (hidden) call are in the source code! The othe

Re: [NetBehaviour] Game of Refugees

Alan, This is a fantastically on-the-money bit of writing. Edward On 28/08/2021 15:42, Alan Sondheim wrote: Game of Refugees http://www.alansondheim.org/bad.jpg In this game, the refugees always lose. You play someone hunting them down, refusing them sanctuary, keeping them at bay. You al

Re: [NetBehaviour] It's Voting Weekend: People’s Park Plinth x CultureStake at Furtherfield Gallery

Ruth, I'm very behindhand with this project, but I was just looking at the video about the CultureStake app, and it gave me a real tingle. It's so Furtherfield! What a great use of blockchain technology, and a great way to create an interface between the digital, artistic projects and communi

Re: [NetBehaviour] Drawing Sessions

Ann, I just watched 'Slight Return', and really enjoyed it! First of all you look as if you're really enjoying it yourself, and it's contagious. Secondly the mark-making is very vigorous and kinetic, and the sounds, as they develop, have a  very train-like rhythm. The picture at the end, with

Re: [NetBehaviour] Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird

Ulp! don't they all? On 14/08/2021 15:04, Anthony Stephenson via NetBehaviour wrote: Finally found a browser that would play it > http://edwardpicot.com/thirteenways ` ` ` ` ` ` ` ` ` ` ` ` ` ` ` `#ˆ[ ``` ``` ``` `` ` ` ` ` ` ` ` ` ` ` ` ` ` ` `'#``…``'[`… ` ` ` ` ` ` ` ` ` `

Re: [NetBehaviour] Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird

and stimulating, whereas the last part deals with digital preservation and recuperation (the part i have not yet read)... best Johannes Birringer Interaktionslabor http://interaktionslabor.de From: NetBehaviour on behalf of Edward Picot via NetBehaviour

Re: [NetBehaviour] Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird

Thanks Paul! On 12/08/2021 23:46, Paul Hertz via NetBehaviour wrote: Nice. Glad to hear the Flash barrier can perhaps be overthrown. Liked the animations, too, especially "I was of three minds..." -- Paul On Thu, Aug 12, 2021 at 2:12 PM Edward Picot via NetBehaviour <mailto

[NetBehaviour] Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird

Dear all, With the help of the amazing people at Ruffle (https://ruffle.rs/), I've managed to get my Flash version of Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird back online and working more or less the way it was. There was an issue with the cursor disappearing and not coming back every time on

Re: [NetBehaviour] The Uncanny Vibe

I'm listening to it now and loving it! Edward On 12/07/2021 00:53, Anthony Stephenson via NetBehaviour wrote: Date: Sat, 10 Jul 2021 10:33:26 -0400 From: Eryk Salvaggio mailto:eryk.salvag...@gmail.com>> Subject: [NetBehaviour] The Uncanny Vibe Here's an experimental text. For

Re: [NetBehaviour] Fools Paradise

Paul, This sounds wonderful! I'm really interested in Blake, and l love the Proverbs of Hell. Unfortunately I'm on Linux... Edward On 07/07/2021 18:02, Paul Hertz via NetBehaviour wrote: This is probably the sort of thing I should mention in this list, the product of long research and hard w

Re: [NetBehaviour] Worldbuilding Thread (Horses)

Seconded! I had to read it twice before I started to understand it. There's an epic science fiction novel in here. On 30/06/2021 07:46, Annie Abrahams via NetBehaviour wrote: Thank you for this strange and beautiful story Rhea On Tue, 29 Jun 2021, 22:48 Rhea Myers via NetBehaviour,

Re: [NetBehaviour] All the stuff and a VR get together

I love The Endless Forest! On 19/06/2021 18:52, F3ydrus via NetBehaviour wrote: Thumbs up for accessible non-facetime non-VR online spaces like gather.town; Calla is another interesting one which uses spatial audio and a 2D map and is open source. Bit off topic (though on list), but I can't h

Re: [NetBehaviour] Netbehaviour renewal - Occupy? a commons? by a fire, in the ruins in an ancient woodland

Hi everyone, Just catching up on all this after a mega-busy week at work. In brief: yes to Ruth's proposal. Edward On 13/06/2021 13:09, Helen Sloan wrote: If we can agree that we (all subscribers) collectively own this place, and are willing to reflect on this occasionally - that's more than

Re: [NetBehaviour] going silent

Alan, I'm so sorry to hear about your brother! I'm also very sorry to hear that you won't be posting on NetBehaviour any more - what a shame! I haven't read/watched/listened to all of your stuff by any stretch of the imagination, but I have enjoyed - no, loved - numerous things you have poste

Re: [NetBehaviour] email lists

One last word on this - which is that if you're feeling tired out with looking after the list, Ruth, you shouldn't feel obliged to carry on with it, just because we all love it and feel that we'd miss it. You and Marc have completely gone above and beyond for years, and you don't owe anything t

Re: [NetBehaviour] email lists -

Alan and Annie, I think it's partly because people aren't posting their new work, or notices about their new work, on here as much as they once did - which is partly because a lot of people have moved away from New Media Art and gone more into old-fashioned things like "pictures" and "writing"

[NetBehaviour] Suspend intellectual property rights for covid-19 vaccines

There's a good article about this in the BMJ this week - I don't think you have to be a BMA member or a subscriber to read it: https://www.bmj.com/content/373/bmj.n1344 ___ NetBehaviour mailing list NetBehaviour@lists.netbehaviour.org https://lists.ne

Re: [NetBehaviour] When

I like the text in the .pdf. I've only skimmed it, mind you, but it's full of humour, invention, poetry, and interesting phrases. Edward On 22/05/2021 02:14, Alan Sondheim wrote: When Maria Damon and Alan Sondheim http://www.alansondheim.org/When.pdf http://www.alansondheim.org/When.jpg T

Re: [NetBehaviour] Theory

That photograph is fantastic! Where is it, and who's the artist? On 17/05/2021 01:37, Alan Sondheim wrote: Theory http://www.alansondheim.org/P1050632.JPG "Theories don't give meaning, but they limit the kinds of meanings we can give." - from Judith Roitman, Introduction to Modern Set Theor

Re: [NetBehaviour] I'm this.

Alan, I thought of Beckett too when I read this, especially the lines Yet I have not failed. I have not failed yet. Yet I will have failed. Yet I will not have failed yet. Of course you do set yourself up to fail when you set yourself the task of publishing something online every day; I was th

Re: [NetBehaviour] UPDATE details

Rhea, Many congratulations, and all sorts of best wishes. Edward On 03/05/2021 06:14, R Myers wrote: Heya everyone. I’ve changed a few things. Notably my name and pronouns - Rhea (pronounced as in “reactivate”) she/her. My new website is here: https://rhea.art / . My w

[NetBehaviour] Fwd: Digital Artist Open Call, Schemata

From ArtsNews. I don't even know what some of this means, to be honest (GLB format? low-poly as possible?) but some on here might. Digital Artist Open Call, Schemata * Closes14th April 2021 * LocationEast, Worldwide * TypePart timeG * SalaryPaid * Artformcombined arts, interdisciplinar

Re: [NetBehaviour] Somewhere Universe

Alan, I like this! I particularly like 'Past the moment of uncomfortable blurring, the machine appears'. Edward On 24/04/2021 17:01, Alan Sondheim wrote: Somewhere Universe Somewhere I wrote - and I can't find it now - but I wrote this very early on that when you take a digital image and

Re: [NetBehaviour] Sorting Kandinsky

It gets more beautiful as it goes along, shot through with more and more colour. There's a strong sense of decay and deconstruction, as if the Kandinsky was a tapestry being disassembled into all its separate threads; but there's also a tremendous richness of it, a sense of festooning, as if al

Re: [NetBehaviour] A World Without Racism

Lovely! I love the quietness and dignity and, as you say, the range of people taking part. It's very sad, too. Edward On 20/03/2021 18:17, Michael Szpakowski wrote: I’m pleased with the range of people on it. Brilliant to see artists from here, as you say, together with teachers, car mechanics

Re: [NetBehaviour] Fwd: Aesthetics of the Commons. Book Launch and Review

Marc, I just dipped into this at random and started reading Gary Hall's 'Postdigital Politics'. It was really absorbing! Edward On 06/03/2021 21:16, marc garrett via NetBehaviour wrote: Via nettime :-) Dear nettimers, please excuse the self-promo, but I'm very proud to announce our new b

[NetBehaviour] Fwd: Ecology and the Anthropocene Art-Game Commission

From ArtsNews: Ecology and the Anthropocene Art-Game Commission, Phoenix * LocationEast Midlands * Artforminterdisciplinary arts, visual arts, Other, game * mateus.domin...@phoenix.org.uk

Re: [NetBehaviour] For John Keats

My soul to nothingness: but I will strive Against all doubtings, and will keep alive The thought of that same chariot, and the strange Journey it went. *From:* NetBehaviour on behalf of Edward Picot via NetBehaviou

Re: [NetBehaviour] Undocumented events and object permanence - book

I second all of that. I've been dipping into this, and really enjoying it. Edward On 23/02/2021 14:41, Garrett Lynch wrote: Many thanks to Bjørn/Noemata for putting on a very interesting series of thematic exhibitions and documenting it all very well through this catalogue. It's exciting to s

[NetBehaviour] For John Keats

Today is the 200th anniversary of Keats's death. Here is a poem in tribute to him: https://youtu.be/vJDNFwwIMTc Edward ___ NetBehaviour mailing list NetBehaviour@lists.netbehaviour.org https://lists.netbehaviour.org/mai

[NetBehaviour] Fwd: Call out for Digital Artists, Express Impress

From ArtsNews: Call out for Digital Artists, Express Impress * LocationLondon * Type * Salary * Artformvisual arts, Other, digital art * ContactExpress Impress express.impre...@gmail.com Des

Re: [NetBehaviour] News From Where We Are # 3 - The Radical Friendship series

I've just been listening to this. What a great hotch-potch of stuff! I'm really glad you're doing podcasts again. On 05/02/2021 10:21, marc garrett via NetBehaviour wrote: Hi all, I imagine some of you may be interested in Furtherfield's new podcast series for 2021. News From Where We Are #

Re: [NetBehaviour] The Greyhound Murder

On Fri, Jan 29, 2021 at 2:17 PM Edward Picot via NetBehaviour <mailto:netbehaviour@lists.netbehaviour.org>> wrote: Dear all, Continuing my work to salvage some of my Flash pieces, now that Flash is no longer supported. The Greyhound Murder is a non-linear murder

Re: [NetBehaviour] source emission - question about my webpage as well

They work fine for me. On 29/01/2021 18:50, Alan Sondheim wrote: Hi - Please let me know if you can open the files below; I have a friend who has Norton and has written me that it won't let her open anything from the site. Perhaps get in touch only if you can't open the files - I'm trying t

[NetBehaviour] The Greyhound Murder

Dear all, Continuing my work to salvage some of my Flash pieces, now that Flash is no longer supported. The Greyhound Murder is a non-linear murder story originally created in 2005, and I've just rebuilt it using HTML. http://edwardpicot.com/greyhound Edward ___

Re: [NetBehaviour] Joyce The Dead

Really wonderful! One of my favourite short stories, too. Edward On 27/01/2021 23:59, Alan Sondheim wrote: Joyce The Dead https://youtu.be/lQt8lVkwxX0 VIDEO http://www.alansondheim.org/Jane.jpg http://www.alansondheim.org/TheDead.jpg My husband doesn't know this and when we got back from th

Re: [NetBehaviour] Ready to Share! Forking Paths in New Media Art Practices: Investigating Remix

Michael and all, Sorry for the late response. Needless to say I like this a lot - especially the ending - 'Often a word is a word, though sometimes a number speaks a different language. What started out as happiness, confusion and desire go or into the digital world and at the far end of the

Re: [NetBehaviour] The Unreasonable Ecological Cost of #CryptoArt

Basically, Rob Myers is to blame for the end of the world. Huh. Just as we always suspected. On 22/01/2021 09:34, Annie Abrahams via NetBehaviour wrote: The website http://cryptoart.wtf pulls in random blockchain-based CryptoArt from the web, and estimates the ecological impact of each work in

[NetBehaviour] We're still alive

I was just talking via Zoom to a student named Aidan Walker, who's writing a research project about New Media literature at Reed College in Oregon. He got in touch to talk to me about my version of Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird. At first he was just researching new media literature on

Re: [NetBehaviour] Noo Werk

I these! Very absorbing. My favourite was the one by Annie Abrahams, which had a kind of playful wistfulness to the writing, and homunculus look to the character design. Edward On 13/01/2021 02:38, Rob Myers wrote: Heya Netbehaviourists. New work! I am extremely happy with how Mez has arran

Re: [NetBehaviour] Free speech

viated form - 6 million is not enough. What do you do with that? Best, Alan (mind you I've been censored on YouTube and elsewhere myself, I think unfairly, so you might make a counter-argument that it's all in the eye/ear of the beholder. It's an aporia.) On Fri, Jan 8,

[NetBehaviour] Free speech

What do people think - have we reached the point at which social media companies should be prosecuted for allowing hate-speech, incitements to violence, demonstrable untruths and conspiracy theories to be uploaded onto their sites? Should they be regarded as publishers, and therefore legally r

Re: [NetBehaviour] Expulsion, Refuge, Wittgenstein, Pirke Avot

I love this. What was that you said about not being able to write poetry? On 05/01/2021 22:09, Alan Sondheim wrote: Expulsion, Refuge, Wittgenstein, Pirke Avot http://www.alansondheim.org/tlp.jpg Wittgenstein, Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus Expulsion as the foundation of organization. Neith

[NetBehaviour] It was evening all afternoon

Dear all, I’m in the process of transcribing some of my Flash animations to video, since Flash won’t work on any browsers after the end of 2020. This is the final part of my 2007 adaptation of Wallace Stevens’ poem ‘Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird’. https://youtu.be/FDQHReKf_Pw Goo

Re: [NetBehaviour] The River is Flowing

ely-oriented friend. Flumen vestem texitur, or as Calvino took to be his motto, "festina lente." ------------ *From:* NetBehaviour on behalf of Edward Picot via NetBehaviour *Sent:* Sunday, December 27, 2020 11:13

[NetBehaviour] The River is Flowing

Dear all, The River is Flowing I’m in the process of transcribing some of my Flash animations to video, since Flash won’t work on any browsers after the end of 2020. This is the twelfth part of my 2007 adaptation of Wallace Stevens’ poem ‘Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird’. https://y

[NetBehaviour] Glass Coach

Dear All, I’m in the process of transcribing some of my Flash animations to video, since Flash won’t work on any browsers after the end of 2020. This is the eleventh part of my 2007 adaptation of Wallace Stevens’ poem ‘Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird’. https://youtu.be/8rV8NOLHKdA H

[NetBehaviour] The Bawds of Euphony

I’m in the process of transcribing some of my Flash animations to video, since Flash won’t work on any browsers after the end of 2020. This is the tenth part of my 2007 adaptation of Wallace Stevens’ poem ‘Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird’. https://youtu.be/wul1vZODUnw __

[NetBehaviour] Many Circles

I’m in the process of transcribing some of my Flash animations to video, since Flash won’t work on any browsers after the end of 2020. This is the ninth part of my 2007 adaptation of Wallace Stevens’ poem ‘Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird’. https://youtu.be/Wj8gKuxhck4 ___

[NetBehaviour] Noble Accents

Dear all, I’m in the process of transcribing some of my Flash animations to video, since Flash won’t work on any browsers after the end of 2020. This is the eighth part of my 2007 adaptation of Wallace Stevens’ poem ‘Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird’. https://youtu.be/l7ChAlLtRxw Edw

[NetBehaviour] The Thin Men of Haddam

I’m in the process of transcribing some of my Flash animations to video, since Flash won’t work on any browsers after the end of 2020. This is the seventh part of my 2007 adaptation of Wallace Stevens’ poem ‘Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird’. The feet in this animation were modelled by

[NetBehaviour] Fwd: Re: ASTOUNDING DISCOVERY!!!

Brilliant! I tried it myself and it's true! Why did nobody ever notice it before? Something they're putting in the water or the bread. From now on, never eat anything but red meat! This proves beyond doubt how the socialists, the muslims, the gays, the paedophiles, the Roman Catholic Chur

[NetBehaviour] Barbaric Glass

I’m in the process of transcribing some of my Flash animations to video, since Flash won’t work on any browsers after the end of 2020. This is the sixth part of my 2007 adaptation of Wallace Stevens’ poem ‘Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird’. https://youtu.be/AC13d3JUp8k

[NetBehaviour] Inflections and Innuendos

I’m in the process of transcribing some of my Flash animations to video, since Flash won’t work on any browsers after the end of 2020. This is the fourth part of my 2007 adaptation of Wallace Stevens’ poem ‘Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird’. https://youtu.be/fuFa8RGQqeg Edward ___

[NetBehaviour] A man and a woman

I’m in the process of transcribing some of my Flash animations to video, since Flash won’t work on any browsers after the end of 2020. This is the fourth part of my 2007 adaptation of Wallace Stevens’ poem ‘Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird’. The background to this video is taken from ‘F

Re: [NetBehaviour] Recycled Tech-Tree

Brilliant! I haven't actually done it, but just as a thought-experiment, it gives you that Christmassy tingle deep inside, combined with something a bit ironic and nerdy. Edward On 21/11/2020 17:32, Pall Thayer via NetBehaviour wrote: Recycled Tech-Tree, Pall Thayer, 2020     Gather all of th

[NetBehaviour] Dr Hairy's Podcasts: interview no 1

This is the first in what we hope will be a series of interviews with interesting people involved in medical research. In this one we talk to Dr Alexander Jarasch, founder of CovidGraph (https://covidgraph.org), a non-profit research and communication platform encompassing over 40,000 publicat

[NetBehaviour] Autumn Winds

Autumn Winds I’m in the process of transcribing some of my Flash animations to video, since Flash won’t work on any browsers after the end of 2020. This is the second part of my 2007 adaptation of Wallace Stevens’ poem ‘Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird’. https://youtu.be/-MegrHcChek

Re: [NetBehaviour] Gravel Maraboutage

I really enjoyed this! I kept thinking it was finished, and then it would start something new; and I kept thinking I knew where it was going, and then it would change direction. Beautifully composed: every shot has a really nice shape to it. I loved the poem at the end. Many years ago, early o

[NetBehaviour] Among twenty snowy mountains

 I'm in the process of transcribing some of my Flash animations to video, since Flash won't work on any browsers after the end of 2020. This is the first part of my 2007 adaptation of Wallace Stevens' poem 'Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird'. The landscape is taken from "Kiso Mountains i

[NetBehaviour] Fwd: Digital Residency Instagram takeover (paid), SUPERSONIC

Another one from ArtsNews - Digital Residency Instagram takeover (paid), SUPERSONIC * LocationInternational * Type * Salary * Artformcombined arts, interdisciplinary arts, photography, visual arts * ContactNina Fraser superso...@atelierconcorde.org

[NetBehaviour] Fwd: Open Call 2021, Digital Artist Residency

From ArtsNews: OPEN CALL 2021, Digital Artist Residency * LocationSouth East * Type * Salary * Artformcombined arts, interdisciplinary arts, music, visual arts, film, photography, Other, digital * ContactTom Milnes i...@digitalartistresidency.org

[NetBehaviour] Dr Hairy's Podcast, No 10

This month, Dr David Hindmarsh and Julian Le Saux discuss articles from the BMJ, Digital Health and elsewhere, including stuff about graph databases, telephone consultations vs. face-to-face, treatment options and outcomes for prostate cancer, and using wellbeing-years as a guide for policy-

Re: [NetBehaviour] question about a novel and "chiastic structure"

Max, I'm a big fan of chaistic structure - or the 'onion structure', which is another term for the same thing. You work your way inwards through various layers of narrative to reach the central point, then you work your way outwards through the same layers again, ideally in reverse order, to

Re: [NetBehaviour] ‘insisting to remember’

That's really powerful. On 25/10/2020 12:48, AGF poemproducer wrote: dear net list sharing my new sound work with you I welcome your feedback ‘insisting to remember’ a/v work 13.54min 2020 #feministsonictechnologies https://rec-on.org/insistingtoremember.html direct video link https://rec

Re: [NetBehaviour] Some things I've been thinking about lately

Pall, I've really enjoyed this thread, and I've been sitting here scratching my head trying to think how to express my ideas about it. The piece of yours that I've been looking at is 'Square with content flipping on two axes', which has got a q and a p opposite each other, and a d and a b opp

Re: [NetBehaviour] Scratching tool

Simon, I especially like this one - the bit about the Water Babies, and He thought of charcoal eyelashes on parchment Goggle hats for hearing the inside of shells New internets and virtual landscapes with tiny bridges Edward On 26/09/2020 11:13, Simon Mclennan via NetBehaviour wrote: Vic

[NetBehaviour] Dr Hairy's Podcast, No 9

http://drhairy.org/index.php/dr-hairys-research-podcasts Dr David Hindmarsh and Julian Le Saux discuss articles from the BMJ: * /Where are we on immunity and vaccines? /BMJ 2020;370:m3096 * /Management of post-acute covid-19 in primary care, /BMJ 2020;370:m3026 * /Appraisal and revalidation f

Re: [NetBehaviour] Chicks

Thanks David! On 01/09/2020 17:55, david viey via NetBehaviour wrote: Very nice... Thank you. On Mon, Aug 31, 2020, 3:12 PM Edward Picot via NetBehaviour <mailto:netbehaviour@lists.netbehaviour.org>> wrote: Hi everyone, I'm transferring some of my Flash work fr

[NetBehaviour] Chicks

Hi everyone, I'm transferring some of my Flash work from about 15-20 years ago onto video, as Flash won't be supported by any of the internet browsers from the end of this year. 'Chicks' is the story of a chick choir, and one chick in particular who insists on singing an unnecessary solo. Yo

[NetBehaviour] A.R.T.

A.R.T. (which stands for Artists Responding To...) is 'a free online Zine which uses creative depictions and literature to highlight current world issues'. It's run by Polly Bates. The first issue goes online tomorrow (https://www.artistsrespondingto.co.uk), and I'm very pleased to be in it, wi

[NetBehaviour] Linesland

I'm continuing to transfer some of my Flash work from about 15-20 years ago onto video, as Flash won't be supported by any of the internet browsers from the end of this year. 'Linesland' is the scary tale of a game of noughts and crosses that gets invaded by a Scribble Monster from the planet S

Re: [NetBehaviour] Tiny film , Above and Below

I'd like to second that. On 22/08/2020 16:46, Ruth Catlow via NetBehaviour wrote: <3<3<3 for films from Azure, Alan and Simon. ___ NetBehaviour mailing list NetBehaviour@lists.netbehaviour.org https://lists.netbehaviour.org/mailman/listinfo/netbeha

Re: [NetBehaviour] Penguin Memories (Michael Szpakowski)

nvisible, as if it had never been, by the demands of commerce...? Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPhone On Sunday, August 16, 2020, 6:27 pm, Edward Picot via NetBehaviour wrote:    I've just started transferring some of my Flash work from about 15-20 years ago onto vid

[NetBehaviour] Penguin Memories

I've just started transferring some of my Flash work from about 15-20 years ago onto video. 'Penguin Memories' is the dramatic and tragic tale of a penguin who steals a sardine sandwich from the penguin queen. https://youtu.be/LKQH_rGOVP4 Edward

Re: [NetBehaviour] Resonance - MRI

Alan, Lovely video - it's got a real sense of the relief/euphoria of coming through something difficult and dreaded, and emerging unscathed on the other side, feeling reliberated and full of new ideas; and also this epiphany - that inside the MRI chamber, which you thought was going to be a h

Re: [NetBehaviour] PeoplesVaccine

I tried posting this on Instagram, but the post was removed as containing misleading information about Covid-19! On 24/07/2020 18:28, Edward Picot via NetBehaviour wrote: There was an item on the news a couple of days ago to the effect that Russia was trying to steal the secrets of the Oxford

[NetBehaviour] PeoplesVaccine

There was an item on the news a couple of days ago to the effect that Russia was trying to steal the secrets of the Oxford coronavirus vaccine. 'Why is that an issue?' I thought. 'Shouldn't they be sharing that research anyway?' Then I came across an article in the Guardian - which many of you

Re: [NetBehaviour] medical, vector

Alan, I absolutely lived every moment of this. I was just thinking 'Every single traffic light is against them' when you said it out loud - and then Azure shot the last one before the freeway, turning from amber to red as you reached it, which seemed really dangerous and reckless but also lik

Re: [NetBehaviour] Agony and the Ecstasy: On Zoom Burnout. (pre-paper draft)

Patrick, Lots of interesting thoughts here! I partially agree with Alan - Facebook and Twitter I find it difficult to get along with, but I've developed online acquaintances with some very interesting people via Instagram, and I'd certainly miss the connectivity and instant-availability of We

Re: [NetBehaviour] Public art launch tonight online

I love that poster on the end of a bus-shelter that says 'Consider this a love letter to public green space'. Edward On 19/07/2020 16:53, Ruth Catlow via NetBehaviour wrote: Hi Gretta, Missed the opening - boohoo! (although I'm not sure what that means to have an opening on instagram... wha

Re: [NetBehaviour] NetBehaviour Digest, Vol 947, Issue 1

I grew up in a household full of > literature and music. That idea that no matter your 'station in life' or > your education, arts are there for everyone, from high to low culture (if > those distinctions even exist still), still drives and informs the way I >

Re: [NetBehaviour] Seizure

Alan, That's a very frightening thing. My son Ray had seizures about ten years ago when he got a fever and a very high temperature in the night. It was really scary: I can imagine how alarming it must have been for Azure - but he's never had them again. Take it easy, stay as cool as you can,

Re: [NetBehaviour] 60 years ago today - music transmission across 4 generations of Catlows

I love this thread! My father was Paul Le Saux, who used to write scripts for British Transport Films. They made travelogues, part-documentary and part-artsy, about various aspects of the railway network, and the places in Britain to which the trains could take you. I always used to assume t

Re: [NetBehaviour] I jammed...

Love it! That slow burn intro, and the equally slow fadeout. It really takes you on a journey. On 20/06/2020 19:16, Pall Thayer via NetBehaviour wrote: Yesterday and just want to share: https://soundcloud.com/pall-thayer/juneteenthjam -- * Pall Thayer artist http:/

[NetBehaviour] Dr Hairy's Podcast No 7

http://www.drhairy.org/index.php/dr-hairys-research-podcasts –Dr David Hindmarsh and myself discuss articles from the Observer and the BMJ. Subjects under discussion this month, as for the last couple of months, are all connected to the Covid-19 outbreak – what’s going to happen now that we’re

Re: [NetBehaviour] [faces-l] switching.software

This is so useful! I definitely want to see if I can get my creative writing group to use P2P Chat; and investigating PeerTube has just led me to a wonderful animation called 'Sita Sings the Blues', which I'd never heard of before. On 07/06/2020 00:41, Helen Varley Jamieson wrote: i just had

Re: [NetBehaviour] bamboo breathing

Really nice. I particularly like 'while time remains in the thickness of things' and 'could we give the gift could a gift be given' (which I originally read as 'could we give the gift a gift could be given'). On 07/06/2020 03:04, Alan Sondheim wrote: bamboo breathing http://www.alansondheim

Re: [NetBehaviour] A field in England

proper writing. the Platform Sutra is something else again if I remember correctly. not all Buddhism for that matter is compassionate; I don't find the bushido tradition particularly so. also disagreement about concern for others in relation to enlightenment. On Fri, 5 Jun 2020, Edward Pic

Re: [NetBehaviour] A field in England

n Thursday, June 4, 2020, 5:42:18 PM GMT+1, Edward Picot via NetBehaviour wrote: I rather like the fact that the acronym for Stand up to Racism almost comes out as Sutra. On 04/06/2020 13:23, Michael Szpakowski wrote: Hi Ruth how extraordinary -I was just going to post the vid from my Flic

Re: [NetBehaviour] A field in England

I rather like the fact that the acronym for Stand up to Racism almost comes out as Sutra. On 04/06/2020 13:23, Michael Szpakowski wrote: Hi Ruth how extraordinary -I was just going to post the vid from my Flickr account . https://www.flickr.com/photos/szpako/49968254001/ It was great. We worke

Re: [NetBehaviour] We have a choice...

Gill, Thanks for that link. I listened to it this morning before I went to work: really insightful and useful. The vitamin D thing is very interesting - are we actually doing the wrong thing by telling people in high-risk categories to stay indoors, thereby depriving them of sunlight and Vit

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