Re: [NetBehaviour] Fwd: Blaze Artist Commission, Blaze

Thanks Edward This sounds great. Have just been to this area and feel should I do something. If banksy wants to know what real desperation looks like then that's one place to go. Blackpool brought me to tears. On 24 Aug 2015 19:57, "Edward Picot" wrote: > Another one from the Arts Jobs list - > B

[NetBehaviour] soup-poetics of theory presentation

soup-poetics of theory presentation (fascinated by a poetics of theory, losing the detailing, allowing currents and subterranean thinking to come forward, not exactly foreground, but _there_ - for example _here_ which in another world might be all the theory 'there is') keywords: http://www.a

Re: [NetBehaviour] For a talk I'm giving @ Pitt-Johnstown Day of Digital Humanities

Thanks!, Comments below - On Mon, 24 Aug 2015, none wrote: A few pre noting notes: Hopefully something might be relevant here. Not entirely comprehending the context apart from - giving a talk.(??) Giving a talk, which will skitter across the notes; I've never been able to "read" a talk, or

Re: [NetBehaviour] dismal news

He could be a disaster, popular but technical Net guru/lawyer, advocates the commons, has a lot of books out - and if he draws from the Left, it will be a bit like Nader years ago. No chance of winning at all but a slight chance of being a spoiler, which would be disasterous. On Mon, 24 Aug

Re: [NetBehaviour] dismal news

Might interest in this context an interview from democracynow: http://www.democracynow.org/2015/8/24/we_need_to_fix_our_democracy The guy is hopeful in tone. What I think might be interesting here is possibly the way he attempt to use a single issue campaign as a pivot for other political questio

Re: [NetBehaviour] For a talk I'm giving @ Pitt-Johnstown Day of Digital Humanities

On Mon, August 24, 2015 9:56 pm, none wrote: > Hi Alan, > > > Cheers and cool to hear the reflection kind of link to the notes. > > > Thanks! > > > Sure, please, if something is appropriate - its all Yours! > > > Interesting to hear/read how the texts evolve. > > > Have fun! > > > aharonexx > > On

Re: [NetBehaviour] For a talk I'm giving @ Pitt-Johnstown Day of Digital Humanities

Hi John, Sky watching? An idea - Cheers! Yes.. Could be a sort of sky surfaces surfing perhaps.. Might be apt for brazil, or in other equatorial(ish) areas..? Hummm.. If I use it, will be sure to let you know. :) Thanks! ahanone xx On Mon, August 24, 2015 7:17 pm, John Hopkins wrote: > >> Thi

Re: [NetBehaviour] dismal news

It's all outrageous, and there's almost no answer that can be given to Trump's denigration; name-calling - which he's good at - appeals to his white conservative base, which is his main strength, fundamentalist christians, the disenfranchised, the furious, the paranoid, etc. etc. - Alan, bew

[NetBehaviour] Fwd: Blaze Artist Commission, Blaze

Another one from the Arts Jobs list - Blaze Artist Commission, Blaze *North West* Closes Friday 28 August 2015 Paid (£10k-15k) Full time *Artform:* film , interdisciplinary arts , libraries

[NetBehaviour] Fwd: Digital Artist, The Bare Project

From the Arts Jobs listing - Digital Artist, The Bare Project *Yorkshire, Sheffield* Closes Wednesday 16 September 2015 Paid (£15k-20k pro rata) Part time *Artform:* combined arts , interdisciplinary arts

Re: [NetBehaviour] For a talk I'm giving @ Pitt-Johnstown Day of Digital Humanities

Things todo while waiting for the sun to be Nearly down. What about just watching the sky for awhile? jh sent on the way up to the Grand Canyon for a few days respite from civilization... -- ++ Dr. John Hopkins, BSc, MFA, PhD grounded on a gra

Re: [NetBehaviour] For a talk I'm giving @ Pitt-Johnstown Day of Digital Humanities

Hiyas, Things todo while waiting for the sun to be Nearly down. A few pre noting notes: Hopefully something might be relevant here. Not entirely comprehending the context apart from - giving a talk.(??) Attempting to read the text from possibly how it seems to be written rather than how I'd like

Re: [NetBehaviour] dismal news

I agree with Alan and the very narrow gap between Trump and Hillary shows how the middle voters dissappear and the countries polarizes. In a confrontation Trump and Bernie i sadly believe Trump wins. If Clinton loses to Bernie or to Biden, of course. However I don't know the statistics about how th

Re: [NetBehaviour] dismal news

http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2015/08/31/the-fearful-and-the-frustrated He's not a buffoon - he's dangerous. And to be honest, people said that about Hitler (years ago I spoke w/ survivors who said he was first perceived as a clown). - Alan On Mon, 24 Aug 2015, BishopZ wrote: I had not

Re: [NetBehaviour] NetBehaviour Digest, Vol 2463, Issue 1

> > > > -- > > Message: 7 > Date: Mon, 24 Aug 2015 04:02:46 -0500 > From: BishopZ > To: NetBehaviour for networked distributed creativity > > Subject: Re: [NetBehaviour] dismal news > Message-ID: > < > cah7a_6gnme4jdcvprxkx-umevjkqzckfhndkcvzurjwod6q...

Re: [NetBehaviour] dismal news

I had not heard of the great migration, but it fits nicely into - all people want is a better life. I hear what Alan is saying, but Trump is a buffoon. That is how people see him. He has no more chance of being elected than Bernie Sanders. 538 blog has it all spelled out. General questions in the

Re: [NetBehaviour] (a question from algorithms) Re: Aljazeera and Koons?

Morning from windy-sunny-rainy - wouldn't have it any other way!! - brightonian summer time! Other nodes that seem to link factory and factory-like oprations with algorithms. Might be of a general interest: >From " The Man Who Knew Too Much: Alan Turing and the invention of computers " - The "Com

Re: [NetBehaviour] For a talk I'm giving @ Pitt-Johnstown Day of Digital Humanities

Hiya, WOW! Will give more time, hopefully tonight for reading and maybe even gaining some grasp - interpretative or otherwise. Know the feel, the sense of Ouch! Not sure how to talk about that that... Sometimes, as a way to deal with it, I begin to talk about linked/related topics/ideas with unsu