New Art News submission

July 9, 2002

Type: discussion

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NEW GALLERIES LIVE

Mindful In The Storm is proud to announce the release of episode thre=
e (I.iii) of our online gallery and oasis, and the chance to offer you even=
more profound opportunities to wash your eyes and relax to your mind.

New exhibits include a stunning Java applet composed by Supersnail; a=
series of poignant statements by an anonymous techie in South Africa; and =
an eloquent Flash presentation of the Buddhist Wheel of Life produced by ww=
w.buddhanet.net. Mindful In The Storm's introductory sequence has been redo=
ne and the site's format has evolved and matured.

www.mindfulinthestorm.org
The galleries will be live for the next quarter, so do not feel rushe=
d. In fact, rushing is highly frowned upon – the site is rather meaningles=
s if you're in a hurry. When you find some quiet time (or need some time) t=
hat's when you should go and explore. The site is configured so you can vis=
it and return as needed and still find new experiences each time.

Thank you's: First off, a calm ST(mindful)ORM shout to Matt Klein and=
Kwejibo for getting it and supporting it. And another to Matt Ipcar for pr=
oviding the great new logos and site navigation images that you see around =
the site. Thanks to the QA team. Thanks to all of you who bulk up my user l=
ogs and send great emails. Special thanks to Molly Ditmore for editing and =
being.

If you find meaning in ST(mindful)ORM and want to support it, the bes=
t thing you can do is pass the word. This mailing list is much smaller than=
you'd think. A link from your site to ours is also helpful. This is a work=
in progress, and if you would like to donate your time, services or ideas,=
don't be shy.

Big plans are already in the works for the next release (I.iv), which=
will offer an audio area with hours of music from an MP3-only double album=
and sets by some of my favorite turntablists.

As always, be mindful and relax to your mind!

Ted Rheingold
ST(mindful)ORM

To subscribe, send this email.
To unsubscribe, send this email or simply reply to this email and wri=
te UNSUB as the subject. That's it.

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.iii)
of our online gallery and oasis, and the chance to offer you even mor=
e
profound opportunities to wash your eyes and relax to your mind.
<P>New exhibits include a stunning Java applet composed by Supersnail=
; a
series of poignant statements by an anonymous techie in South Africa;=
and
an eloquent Flash presentation of the Buddhist Wheel of Life produced=
by
www.buddhanet.net. Mindful In The Storm's introductory sequence has b=
een
redone and the site's format has evolved and matured.
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color=#000000>www.mindfulinthestorm.org</FONT></A></DIV>
<P>The galleries will be live for the next quarter, so do not feel ru=
shed.
In fact, rushing is highly frowned upon – the site is rather meaning=
less
if you're in a hurry. When you find some quiet time (or need some tim=
e)
that's when you should go and explore. The site is configured so you =
can
visit and return as needed and still find new experiences each time.=

<P>Thank you's: First off, a calm ST(mindful)ORM shout to Matt Klein =
and
Kwejibo for getting it and supporting it. And another to Matt Ipcar f=
or
providing the great new logos and site navigation images that you see=

around the site. Thanks to the QA team. Thanks to all of you who bulk=
up
my user logs and send great emails. Special thanks to Molly Ditmore f=
or
editing and being.
<P>If you find meaning in ST(mindful)ORM and want to support it, the =
best
thing you can do is pass the word. This mailing list is much smaller =
than
you'd think. A link from your site to ours is also helpful. This is a=
work
in progress, and if you would like to donate your time, services or i=
deas,
don't be shy.
<P>Big plans are already in the works for the next release (I.iv), wh=
ich
will offer an audio area with hours of music from an MP3-only double =
album
and sets by some of my favorite turntablists.
<P>As always, be mindful and relax to your mind!
<P>Ted Rheingold<BR><A href="http://www.mindfulinthestorm.org"><FON=
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