From: Greg Pettengill (coteart@gmail.com)
Date: Sun Aug 07 2005 - 02:13:57 EEST
On 8/6/05, Marshall Burns <MB-ListMail2@ennex.com> wrote:
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> (SNIP)
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> It's been strange, a bit surreal, to have been blocked in this way.
>
I too have been off-line with the RPML for a very long time until recently.
It has been a very strange time indeed...
What appears to be helping me a lot lately is "The Artist's Way" by Julia
Cameron <http://theartistsway.com/>. Right now I'm taking a course which is
the sequel, called "Walking In This
World"<http://theartistsway.com/index.php?section=4&sub=9&id=28>.
We will be having
"Illuminations"<http://www.theartistsway.org/exhibitions.html>the 2nd
Annual Artist's Way Exhibition next Saturday! To which you
(everyone) are all invited...
> (SNIP)
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> It's frustrating that for what seem to be entirely political reasons,
> nanotechnology has attracted billions of dollars in government and venture
> funding, while fabricators, which present a much more immediate and
> realistic opportunity for dramatic impact on manufacturing and many, many
> other industries, languishes in virtual obsurity.(obscurity)
>
Would you please explain what you mean by "political reasons"?
(SNIP)
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> Are we ready yet to make magic?
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Chomping at the bit!
-- Best Regards Greg Pettengill Cote' Art & Engineering <http://coteart.com/index.html> (321)269-7587
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