[Imc-cleveland] Next Meeting, April 2, Talkies?

[jesse]

sweeeeet.  so should we just go ahead and meet on
april 2 at talkies?  

--- Kris Harsh <kris.harsh at gmail.com> wrote:

> yeah, so here's the deal
> 
> downtown phoenix is closed on sunday.  pilrim is a
> church and has
> uh...church on sunday.
> 
> the one i think we all like the most, talkies, is
> owned by Chris and she's
> never fucking there. i have stopped in a dozen times
> and left two messages.
> i don't THINK she would object, and we can always
> use it, it IS open to the
> public, but i haven't been able to get express
> permission.
> 
> sorry about being late on telling you all.
> 
> kris
> 
> On 3/17/06, jesse <abgeschiedene at yahoo.com> wrote:
> >
> > I was about to call some places for our new Sunday
> > location, but I remembered that Kris had already
> > volunteered to do this.  Kris, do you mind if I go
> > ahead and pick it up?  Are you having any
> progress?
> >
> > jesse
> >
> > "In the expansion of the great Western empires,
> profit and hope of further
> > profit were obviously tremendously important...But
> there is more than that
> > to imperialism and colonialism.  There was a
> commitment to them over and
> > above profit, a commitment in constant circulation
> and recirculation, which,
> > on the one hand, allowed decent men and women to
> accept the notion that
> > distant territories and their native peoples
> should be subjugated, and, on
> > the other, replenished metropolitan energies so
> that these decent people
> > could think of the imperium as a protracted,
> almost metaphysical obligation
> > to rule sobordinate, inferior, or less advanced
> peoples."
> >
> > ~Edward Said, 1993
> >
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jesse

"In the expansion of the great Western empires, profit and hope of further profit were obviously tremendously important...But there is more than that to imperialism and colonialism.  There was a commitment to them over and above profit, a commitment in constant circulation and recirculation, which, on the one hand, allowed decent men and women to accept the notion that distant territories and their native peoples should be subjugated, and, on the other, replenished metropolitan energies so that these decent people could think of the imperium as a protracted, almost metaphysical obligation to rule sobordinate, inferior, or less advanced peoples."

~Edward Said, 1993

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