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This bulletin board can be used for announcements, comments about the site, etc. From: JKS Makokha on Thursday, January 06, 2005 at 10:16:31 (CET) This is an unusually new way of discussing questions of nationality and nationhood; at least from Hobsbawm's, Bhabha' and Anderson's. I am proud to be a Kenyan which simply means:
Sitting under a towering palm tree next to the ancient Indian ocean, typing your dissertation on globalisation away on an American laptop, dressed in nothing but an ethnic sarong (shuka) while sipping 1st class tea and monitoring a crouching lion two feet away from your Japanese sport car...all these while rhythms from a distant ngoma-drum welcomes you to this wonderland where Queen Elizabeth got wind that she is the next ruler of England. Cheers! From: elizabeth mcalpine on Tuesday, December 28, 2004 at 22:47:08 (CET) view pictures From: JoAnn on Saturday, July 24, 2004 at 21:15:17 (CEST) Leaving your comfort zone. Wonderful writting and a true fact of life. I was impressed so much by this story. Bittersweet! From: Sarah on Saturday, January 24, 2004 at 11:13:50 (EST) hey! hasn't been any new editions in the guest book this year.
As eagles we fly,
Not knowing why,
Life passes us by,
We all try;
To fit in
I don't, do you?
Love Sarah From: MUGU on Friday, November 21, 2003 at 07:35:38 (EST) I DEY BROTHER! From: Ward on Monday, September 22, 2003 at 13:38:05 (EDT) The broken links (scattered thoughts, regional contacts, etc) are now fixed. From: Ben McSkimming on Tuesday, June 24, 2003 at 10:59:03 (EDT) Great job on the site, scattered thoughts and regional contacts pages are down though. I was editor (behind Erik) of the first 3 issues and assisted with editing on the next 2. The U2 story in issue two was actually reworked by Erik and myself. Cheers! From: isa on Tuesday, April 22, 2003 at 16:32:52 (EDT) The Hunger Site is back and needs your help in the fight against hunger! Give food to the hungry every day with a simple click, at no cost to you... Visit http://www.thehungersite.com today! From: Ward on Wednesday, March 12, 2003 at 18:16:19 (GMT) Because of continuing abuse of this bulletin board, I have now removed the URL field...
Ward. From: Steve on Tuesday, March 11, 2003 at 23:55:53 (GMT) Great site with some great comments from your visitors From: Ward on Friday, February 21, 2003 at 00:20:24 (GMT) Just a reminder that this bulletin board is for non-commercial messages only. I have just removed posts with advertisements for what must have been about every hotel in Turkey, and some others. These posts will be removed. You have been warned!
Ward. From: Studio21 on Friday, November 01, 2002 at 17:09:01 (GMT) Great Site guys From: Ward on Wednesday, March 27, 2002 at 15:47:01 (GMT) Hi all, I have had to restore the site from backups, as the server that hosted it had a serious disk crash. We haven't lost any data, so the only consequence of this crash was a bit of downtime.
Ward.
From: Erik Parsons on Thursday, February 07, 2002 at 01:05:10 (GMT)
Hi there folks! Great to see Global Express still going...for those who don't
know, I was a founding editor, along with Laura. Must say I would never
have scored a job in marketing/IT without that experience. Anyway, I was
retrenched late last year and, since 9-11-01 my focus has returned to music/politics/new
media. From: Eliana on Monday, November 12, 2001 at 04:06:26 (GMT)
I have had the chance to read "Passion" couple years ago several times and
enjoyed it every time I read it. I am glad to find this web site and still
have the good opportunity to read "Passion". Greetings, Ela From: Dilip Kanyalkar on Wednesday, September 05, 2001 at 19:17:07 (GMT) this is my first visit hi every body From: Nana-Kojo Jantuah on Monday, August 06, 2001 at 13:28:43 (GMT)
This to inform my fellow globalists that following my article in the Global
Express edition : Which Career Path? where I shared a little bit about my
journey up to the point of 'searching internally for diamonds', I am now
leading a planning team for a conference on Slavery: Looking back, Moving
Forward. Date: 7 November 2001 at Goodenough College, London House, Mecklenburgh
Square, London WC1N 2AB. All are invited. By the way, I'm now completing
my MA Diplomatic Studies dissertation on 'Healing the Legacy on the transatlantic
Slave Trade through Forgiveness'. From: Chen Meixuan on Sunday, August 05, 2001 at 03:59:01 (GMT)
I am from China.It is great that I have came across this wetpage and got
to know GE.It is the kind of magazine I have been looking for for years.
Thanks for your great job. From: Dina on Friday, July 20, 2001 at 21:22:32 (GMT) Just a very positive and smiling hello from a Croatian girl opening her eyes and watching the bright future:) From: Laura Trevelyan on Friday, July 13, 2001 at 22:24:09 (GMT)
Hi Libby! Thanks so much for your encouraging message to Nicci and I. Yes,
I suppose it is fairly amazing that GE is still going after all this time.
One thing's for sure, it's a fantastic help having loyal supporters/subscribers
like you. Hope life is treating you well? Have you heard about the Global
Hoho to be held in India at the end of the year? I am hoping that the young
people there from around the world can spend some time looking at GE's future
ie. Should it continue and if so, who would like to invest time in running
it? Great to hear from you me 'ole friend, Lots of love, Laura From: Libby Boxer on Wednesday, July 11, 2001 at 02:45:57 (GMT)
Hi Laura, Nikki et al. I have just been looking at the MRA website... I've
been out of touch for a while. Glad to still be receiving GE though. You
guys are doing a fabulous job. It's amazing to look back at its humble beginnings
and think about those subscription records and doing the send out from Adelaide
and now look at how far it has all come! Keep up the great work and keep
in touch. Libby :) P.S. Regards to anyone else reading this who knows me. From: Libby Boxer on Wednesday, July 11, 2001 at 02:45:33 (GMT)
Hi Laura, Nikki et al. I have just been looking at the MRA website... I've
been out of touch for a while. Glad to still be receiveing GE though. You
guys are doing a fabulous job. It's amazing to look back at its humble beginnings
and think about those subscription records and doing the send out from Adelaide
and now look at how far it has all come! Keep up the great work and keep
in touch. Libby :) P.S. Regards to anyone else reading this who knows me. From: simonjmiles on Saturday, May 26, 2001 at 00:04:55 (GMT) Check out Zoe Trouveres - on the subject of Silence. Her works can be seen In Bath, England,
25th May - omwards - details zoetrouveres@hotmail.com
Good wishes, S.M. From: Zoe Trouveres on Sunday, March 04, 2001 at 20:51:37 (GMT) I was most interested in the Signe Strong article about Silence.
Is a transcript available?
Thanks Z.T. From: Simo Mi;es on Friday, January 26, 2001 at 04:52:13 (GMT) i toor NAMO INTERESETED IN SILENNCEIIFAnhyeuybone ahas nanyfi informatiinbnfd o rthhught s
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f'cvierudhvufausegdcmdddd,c From: Zoe Trouveres on Sunday, November 19, 2000 at 23:50:27 (GMT) i WAS MOST INTERESTED INTHE ARTICLE ON sILENCE. iS THERE A POSSIBILITY OF A TRANSCRIPT?
i CAN BE CONTACTED ON zoetrouveres@hotmail.com
Do you have a postal address? From: Phil Bunce on Saturday, July 15, 2000 at 22:44:41 (GMT)
I surfed here after doing a google search for Martyn Lewis News looking for
info on his calls for more positive reporting and more edifying journalism.
Interesting concept, Ward. I shall certainly revisit even though I'm in
my 40s. Respect. From: mubashir on Thursday, July 06, 2000 at 16:37:07 (GMT)
hey u guyz have done a pretty good job... i mean this site has provided the
youth with a bas from which they can raise issues and share their views on
different things... but i would like to make a request to the concerned dept.
that please open a regional contract office in pakistan as well(like u have
1 in india) i beleive this magazine would have a big demand amongst the youth..
i hope u guyz ponder over it!! From: Ward on Sunday, June 18, 2000 at 20:44:24 (GMT) The latest issue, "Parent-child relationships"/ "Materialism", is now online. Enjoy! From: Chappi&Paul on Friday, June 02, 2000 at 16:19:44 (GMT)
Hi!!!! Guys! DO you miss us! We want to say hello to Philip (you'r the BEST
:)!!) , Fiona (we äî õóÿ miss you), Eric (superìîçãîåá), and to pedeatrition
Harry! We miss much Alnus and would like to visit (to participate in your
course to learn more about life, world, peace again) Sweden and stuff !!
We're waiting for your invitaTIONS! sINCERELY youRS ZChapp@ and Paul From: Jan@GFA on Thursday, April 20, 2000 at 14:37:44 (GMT) Url: www.globalfuture.xodox.de
*** GLOBAL FUTURE ALLIANCE *** - a project of people around the globe developing
concepts for a better future of our common planet Earth! Join us & send
us your ideas! From: Ward on Saturday, March 04, 2000 at 19:15:57 (GMT) There are articles online now for all issues. No more pages with "coming soon"! From: Nicci Long on Thursday, February 10, 2000 at 12:12:47 (GMT) Many thanks to Ward for updating the site and keeping us up to date and in touch! From: Ward on Sunday, February 06, 2000 at 19:36:59 (GMT) I have updated the site thoroughly - there is a
new look. Hope you like it! From: Bill Butler (at 216.177.134.18 at 21:59 on 26 Aug 99) Peter Ustinof is traveling the Pacific on the trail of Mark Twain on U.S. Public TV. He confronts youth of mixed culture who wonder who they are and where they are from. Peter has Russian, French, Spanish and other heritage. He philosophizes that he is a self appointed member of civil society and is from everywhere. From: Keri Hickin (at 12.127.81.142 at 15:27 on 19 May 99) What is a community???? I am from a small town in Vermont (U.S.A) and community means exactly how it sounds common unity. The philsophy that is often used is that of the American Indians. "It takes a village to raise a child." To work together towards a common good. Another key is to except everyone as they are and not as they ought to be. I hope this help it is a little brief and choppy. From: Richard Davis (at 203.167.240.252 at 19:10 on 26 Feb 99) Hi there. I'm after the email address of Chris Baynard-Smith. Can anyone help? By thw ay for those who know me I'm coming to the UK in April/May so might see you then. From: Ward (at 195.207.35.229 at 23:19 on 10 Feb 99) One of the older issues (No. 11, Which career path?) has a selection of articles online now, too. From: Boris Yakimov (at 212.20.28.173 at 08:10 on 26 Jan 99) Nice page!!! Hello Ward! Remember me - Boris from Russia! From: Ward (at 193.74.7.161 at 23:14 on 18 Jan 99) The latest issue, Passion, number 14, is out. Have a look at it, it is worth a read. The pages have been updated. From: David Lancaster (at 205.188.193.56 at 06:41 on 22 Nov 98) Dear Ward, Well done for updating this site. I was about to alert someone to the need. Cheers, David From: Ward (at 195.207.35.172 at 15:15 on 21 Nov 98) I have taken on the job of updating the pages. The latest version is now online (more articles will be put online shortly). From: LUIS PUIG (at 200.211.115.23 at 10:52 on 10 Sep 98) Foun the Page very good. I came there through a Link in the Latin American page by Ernesto Veras seen at http://homepage.usr.com/e/elvervas. Congratulations !!! From: Roger (at 144.32.40.18 at 09:29 on 13 Aug 98) Would anyone like to take on the job of updating these web pages? From: James Fletcher Baxter (at 205.186.71.50 at 17:49 on 23 Feb 98) Welcome Generation-Choicemaker. Never forget who you are... made in His image...for Freedom. Man is earth's Choicemaker. He is by nature and nature's God a creature of Choice - and of Criteria. His unique and definitive characteristic is, and of Right ought to be, the natural foundation of his environment, institutions, and respectful relations to his fellow-man. Thus, he is oriented to a Freedom whose roots are in the natural Order of the universe. Let us proclaim it. Behold! The season of Generation-Choicemaker. +vincit veritas+ Psalms 25:12 119:30, 173 Shalom http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Parthenon/2728 From: Modjeskis' Society (at 207.104.109.67 at 19:34 on 28 Jan 98) Somethin interesting does appear at the "hollyland" ( From: Kamran (at 152.166.12.183 at 21:34 on 18 Oct 97) Hello, just wandering thru.Nice website (needs updating though). Keep up the excellent work. From: Ben (at 139.134.58.162 at 12:17 on 9 Oct 97) Hello everybody, you've done a great job with this website although I tried for about 2 weeks to connect and the server was always down. Never mind From: Philip Craig (at rattle.rmplc.co.uk at 11:50 on 5 Sep 97) I've just come to the GE website, and its great to see a magazine with different ideas and values. The website isnt bad either! From: Vikram Kanyalkar (at squid.latrobe.edu.au at 02:49 on 4 Sep 97) Hi everyone,this is my first visit to the Global Express website.I must compliment the creators of this website for their excellent work.Keep up the good work.Looking forward to the next issue of GE. From: Erik (at squid.latrobe.edu.au at 03:29 on 14 Jul 97) The advert looks great Roger - nice colours. Glad, too, you've added GE to the Internet Link Exchange. The new issue is out now - hope you like it. From: Roger (at saffron.hensa.ac.uk at 17:59 on 7 Jul 97) Ben, now the visitor count is important not only because we're driven by our egos but because I have added this site to the Internet Link Exchange, so the more people that visit us, the more adverts for us will appear elsewhere. What do you think of this advert? ![[Banner]](/images/ge-ile-banner.gif){kind=small}
From: Ben (at squid.latrobe.edu.au at 07:12 on 3 Jul 97) Hello everybody. Please remember to visit this site as often as possible to keep that visitor count up. Get ready for Atonic's new CD late this year or early next year to take over the world. From: Erik (at hd11-006.hil.compuserve.com at 07:40 on 18 Jun 97) Christine, Laura and I are having a look at this page - Laura for the first time. We are busy with exams and production of the next issue. I've prepared text for another couple of issues to add to the pages. We'll see when Jit Mun has the time. From: Roger (at caraway.hensa.ac.uk at 15:44 on 17 Jun 97) I just wanted you to know that I've change the settings on this computer again, so I need to know that the bulletin board still works. There's been no action on the GE front for months. What's happening, folks? From: Phil Lancaster (at jagumba.anu.edu.au at 00:10 on 16 May 97) Greetings - and congratulations on a pretty fantastic GE site. When's the next issue coming out? Perhaps it might be worth having a section about upcoming issues? From: Erik (at squid.latrobe.edu.au at 13:06 on 5 Apr 97) Personally speaking I think this is great. I wish more people would use it...we don't expect quality prose...just ideas, questions and suggestions for the magazine or web-page (or anything)! From: Roger (at cassia.hensa.ac.uk at 16:54 on 29 Mar 97) I see noone has used this much. I've just restyled this web page, although that's hardly likely to make a difference. I am glad to see that there have been some more readers of the GE pages over the last few weeks. Not a lot though. From: Ward (at 193.190.160.244 at 14:41 on 5 Mar 97) Nice to see this works. Now all we need is people to visit the GE site, and this Bulletin Board... From: Catherine Ruffin (at 128.143.52.239 at 18:02 on 4 Mar 97) Hey all- Glad to see this is finally up and running!! Now for a little discussing...eh? I am helping to put together a conference on communities. Specifically it is titled "Beyond Boundries: Choices for Community." One of the things I've been trying to develop is some concrete idea of what community is and I would love to hear some other ideas on the subject. What makes up your community? What kind of impact do you as an individual have on community? And what sort of community would you like to see develop for the future? Just some things to bounce around!! From: Erik Parsons (at 192.203.228.98 at 13:35 on 23 Feb 97) Yes, this would be a great way to discuss G-7 related issues.*I hope people will comment here on articles/ideas they find on this*site. Also, any suggestions for topics to discuss here?! Questions*or information/services required or offered, might be good too :-)*And leave your URL here if you'd like a link to it from these pages. From: Edward Howard (at 196.11.62.110 at 04:23 on 20 Feb 97) This is a good way to communicate. How about the new issue of GE. Are we going to see some of the issues of G7 debated here? From: Ricky Poon (at 143.89.14.51 at 02:47 on 12 Feb 97) Hi, a little message from HK... I got the idea of MRA three yrs ago.... But I wonder when will be a fixed MRA centre set in HK..? :) From: Roger (at 194.82.103.2 at 16:28 on 31 Jan 97) test2 From: Roger (at (null) at 16:17 on 31 Jan 97) xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaabbbbbbbbb |
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