Toaster

What could post apocalyptic people be doing with the old 4 flip toaster? Making black toast for coffee? What else needs to be blackened?

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shipping for swag

envelopes, boxes and poly mailers for shirt and stickers. polymailers code 4, not curbside recycle, only if taken to recycling that accepts bags paper boxes with plastic tape take and extra step to recycle paper boxes and paper tape is totally curbside recyclable. envelopes that disassemble and turn into fridge magnets or origami animals either…

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Buried road

This from Traverse City, looks like a archeological dig. Perhaps a retreatment of this, with layers of ash and whatever as if a super volcano blew or millennia have gone by. The layers are tagged with alien markers, as if some ET archeologists showed up to dig. and there’s maybe a skeleton hand poking out…

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From Julie Barr on Facebook

“Apocalypse does not point to a fiery Armageddon but to the fact that our ignorance and our complacency are coming to an end. Our divided, schizophrenic worldview, with no mythology adequate to coordinate our conscious and unconscious — that is what is coming to an end. “The exclusivism of there being only one way in…

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June 26, 2017 outline for 044

I’m reviewing the last 7 episodes roughly corresponding to 2014 and feeling a little meta. The bold italics are today’s shorthand. What’s coming to me right now is my unwillingness to struggle with this outreach. To feel sheepish about getting people involved or having to nudge them. I don’t want any of that, I don’t…

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mailbox svelting

So, here’s a way to handle the glut of emails for building timelines for the rest of the podcast and chain of title. Create a year folder, then sub folders for all relevant activity – bluehost, michigan movie makers, etc. Most powerful is to sort unread messages and pull out any that are cc’s to…

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On an open source archive

When we launch the open source archive, (as part of the gentle release) I might want to curate, select the most interesting things to read. That’s the podcast, a curation of the massive archive. What we don’t talk about is pointed to in the transcriptions. I don’t see why we wouldn’t combine both holy boners…

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