UNI_ POTTER on fri 23 jan 98
There's really nothing better for me
to do to further myself as a potter
than to be making pottery. I'm looking
at my 1997 output and wondering where
the year went. I am sure those of
you that have non-clay, non-art full
time jobs have experienced this. It
kind of sickens me. There is a world
of opportunity out there, more
galleries, sales, shows, etc.
than I have work for. The more I work
the better I get and that opens up
even more for me. So due to the
lack of time, this is my last
contribution to Clayart.
I especially want to thank
Dan Wilson, Robert Yellin, and
C du Bee for their postings.
I won't be using the mailexcite
address; you can get me at:
hansens@eagle.cc.ukans.edu
Eric Hansen, Lawrence, Ks.
Free web-based email, Forever, From anywhere!
http://www.mailexcite.com
SBRANFPOTS@aol.com on tue 3 aug 99
Friends,
I will be away from e mail for the month of August. Please contact The
Potters Shop by phone or mail for any and all questions, orders, catalog
requests, etc. The Shop will be closed from Aug 18-September 6 for rest and
rejuvination so any correspondence that comes during that time will be
returned as soon as we get back.
A happy remaining summer to all!!
Steven Branfman
The Potters Shop
31 Thorpe Rd.
Needham MA 02495
781 449 7687
chris@euclids.com on wed 11 oct 00
Hello everyone,
Today i am officially signing off of Clayart & resigning from Euclids.
This list was one of the perks of my job. i have learnt alot about life from
the many wise men & women on this list ... i tried to resist the temptation
to use the delete key & read as much as i could ... this helped.
i may or may not continue to work in the industry ... undecided at the
moment.
For now i am a `stay at home dad` & will pursue a more creative lifestyle.
The new Euclids rep on the list will be Shannon O`Brian ... she is a
sweetheart who works very hard & is learning alot about the industry.
i plan on keeping the e-mail address kilns@home.com , in case anyone would
like to contact me.
Genuine thanks to all of you,
chris
You can`t jump over your knees & its pointless to try to kiss your elbow.
Frederich, Tim on wed 11 oct 00
Chris,
You and your wealth of knowledge will be missed. Good luck in all
you do and keep in touch.
Best regards,
Tim Frederich, Orton Ceramic Foundation
-----Original Message-----
From: chris@euclids.com [mailto:kilns@HOME.COM]
Sent: Wednesday, October 11, 2000 8:52 AM
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Subject: Signing off
Hello everyone,
Today i am officially signing off of Clayart & resigning from Euclids.
This list was one of the perks of my job. i have learnt alot about life from
the many wise men & women on this list ... i tried to resist the temptation
to use the delete key & read as much as i could ... this helped.
i may or may not continue to work in the industry ... undecided at the
moment.
For now i am a `stay at home dad` & will pursue a more creative lifestyle.
The new Euclids rep on the list will be Shannon O`Brian ... she is a
sweetheart who works very hard & is learning alot about the industry.
i plan on keeping the e-mail address kilns@home.com , in case anyone would
like to contact me.
Genuine thanks to all of you,
chris
You can`t jump over your knees & its pointless to try to kiss your elbow.
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mel jacobson on tue 16 apr 02
john h. just reminded all of you.
make sure you know what isp/or address you signed
onto clayart with.
\make sure you sign off with that same address.
about 5 times a week we get irate letters from folks.
`gd damn you...take me off clayart...nothing works`
of course they do not know what address they signed
onto clayart...we have no record of them.
i post a few, now and then. (just for fun)
mel
course, some people have their heads someplace else, most
of the time. where was that now?
From:
Minnetonka, Minnesota, U.S.A.
web site: http://www.pclink.com/melpots
Dupre Mr Marcy M on tue 16 apr 02
mel, et al.,
In the Army, the paratroopers learn to hit the ground with a sort of roll to
help break the fall. There are five points of contact: 1) feet, 2) calves,
4) thighs, 5) buttocks, and 5) muscular portion of the back.
If someone was sorta loopy after a particularly heavy fall, or if he was
just a ditz, we accused him of having "cranial rectolitis"--having his head
jammed tight in his fourth point of contact.
Perhaps that may be a part of the problem. After all, clay IS slippery, and
some folks DO fall...
:o)
Tig
Gail Vandy Bogurt on sat 25 may 02
Thanks , snail, and others for response on recycling, re use.
I'm off to San Francisco to look at art and clay art and to chill. GVB
Craig Martell on fri 31 may 02
Hi:
I've been on Clayart pretty solidly, with only a few no mail periods, for
the last six years. I'll be signing off in a few days to concentrate on
some other stuff that I really have to get to. So, to my Clayart friends,
I'm saying "later" and it has been my great pleasure to be a part of this
group.
best regards, Craig Martell in Oregon
Ned Ludd on sat 1 jun 02
Oh no. Say it ain't so!
Dammit, Craig, without you and potters like you - in knowledge,
goodwill and generosity - Clayart faces slipping another notch
towards the dreaded gabfest level.
If you go, who'll be next? ... RR? Hank? Hendley? Banks? Clennell?
Nils? Dannon? To name a few of our best, IMO.
I know, I know.. the daily clayart deluge threatens to overwhelm a
fulltime professional potter, cutting into studio time. When it's a
choice between making pots and making Clayart, the latter has to go.
But I fear that in the long run we'll all lose if the best potters
among us leave! Does it have to be this way?
good luck Craig!
a very grateful Ned
>Hi:
>
>I've been on Clayart pretty solidly, with only a few no mail periods, for
>the last six years. I'll be signing off in a few days to concentrate on
>some other stuff that I really have to get to. So, to my Clayart friends,
>I'm saying "later" and it has been my great pleasure to be a part of this
>group.
>
>best regards, Craig Martell in Oregon
Lisa-Marie Serafin on mon 16 sep 02
Thanks to everyone for helping me out with cone 9/10 oxidation recipes. =
I have to sign off for a week or so as I'm going to Winnipeg for a belly =
dance workshop. Yes, I belly dance. As soon as my website is up I'll =
let y'all know. I plan to have a few pics of me throwing clay around as =
well as my hips!
Lisa-Marie
Richard Aerni on thu 19 sep 02
Well folks, it's been a great eight years on clayart, but it's time to =
go. Too much to do in the studio, too much to wade through here on the =
list. I'm going to attempt a trial separation. To all of you whom I =
got to know here on clayart, please keep in touch when you can. I hope =
to run into you somewhere, sometime. =20
Best, =20
Richard Aerni
Bloomfield, NY rcaerni@frontiernet.net
Earl Brunner on fri 20 sep 02
Dang, I hate to see the old timers leave, but I can understand. After
awhile, it seems like the same stuff over and over again. People that
have been here awhile tend to tell the newer people "check the
archives!" I'm often torn between that urge and understanding that all
of the new people need to talk it out. Joe the potter Bennion was the
one that first told me about Clayart, by the time I got here, he was
gone, and I could only see him in the archives. I wish that the people
that leave would not be strangers and check back in once in awhile. You
give this place balance.
Earl Brunner
mailto:bruec@anv.net
http://coyote.accessnv.com/bruec
-----Original Message-----
From: Ceramic Arts Discussion List [mailto:CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG] On
Behalf Of Richard Aerni
Sent: Thursday, September 19, 2002 7:05 AM
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Subject: Signing off
Well folks, it's been a great eight years on clayart, but it's time to
go. Too much to do in the studio, too much to wade through here on the
list. I'm going to attempt a trial separation. To all of you whom I
got to know here on clayart, please keep in touch when you can. I hope
to run into you somewhere, sometime.
Best,
Richard Aerni
Bloomfield, NY rcaerni@frontiernet.net
travis kilgore on tue 15 oct 02
Hey=20
I need to sign of clayart for a while but i forgot how. and need a =
little help
PurpleLama@AOL.COM on fri 18 oct 02
Jonathan -
I can understand why you want to sign off, but for me, personally, your
decision is a real bummer. Hopefully, the demands on your time will permit
you to sign on again some time in the future. Until then, I'll miss you.
Shula
in sunny Redondo Beach, CA
<< Well....it's time to sign of the list. The demands on my time have become
too much. The volume of clayart mail, as wonderful as it has been for me, I
think for 7 years is too much. >>
Ceramic Design Group on fri 18 oct 02
Well....it's time to sign of the list. The demands on my time have become
too much. The volume of clayart mail, as wonderful as it has been for me, I
think for 7 years is too much.
Its been a good run for me. I have learned alot from all of you, and to all
of those whom I met on the list and to those that I may meet at some time in
the future and have shared their wisdom, friendship, fellowship, and
camaraderie, thanks!
I'm still on computer at
> info@ceramicdesigngroup.net
See you all at the Clayart Room at NCECA. I'll be there.
affectionately,
Jonathan
Veena Raghavan on sat 19 oct 02
To Jonathan Kaplan and all at Clayart:
I am sure that there are many many people who are going to be sorry to se=
e
you leave. First, Richard Aerni and now you. I can well imagine that you
have a great deal to do and not enough time (it seems to be a general
disease), but you will be sorely missed. Seven years--that is a long
history of helping others and contributing to Clayart. I just hope that y=
ou
and Richard are not setting a trend. I have been with Clayart for about
four or five years, and I have gleaned a lot of good information and made=
good friends. I think we are a wonderful group and, for the most part,
civil and generous. =
Thank you Jonathan for all your input, which will be available to all in
the archives.
I enjoyed meeting you at NCECA in Charlotte, and am sorry I will not get =
to
San Diego. It just isn't in the cards.
Take care, good luck, and I hope you will be tempted to come back some da=
y.
Veena
Veena Raghavan
75124.2520@compuserve.com
Marjorie on sat 19 oct 02
I appreciate your reasons for signing off. You have made so many fine
contributions to this list and will be missed. Consider signing on for a
week occasionally, check up on us and point us in the right direction if we
are straying. MarjB
----- Original Message -----
From: "Ceramic Design Group"
To:
Sent: Friday, October 18, 2002 8:23 PM
Subject: Signing Off
> Well....it's time to sign of the list. The demands on my time have become
> too much. The volume of clayart mail, as wonderful as it has been for me,
I
> think for 7 years is too much.
>
> Its been a good run for me. I have learned alot from all of you, and to
all
> of those whom I met on the list and to those that I may meet at some time
in
> the future and have shared their wisdom, friendship, fellowship, and
> camaraderie, thanks!
>
> I'm still on computer at
>
> > info@ceramicdesigngroup.net
>
> See you all at the Clayart Room at NCECA. I'll be there.
>
> affectionately,
>
>
> Jonathan
>
>
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>
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>
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melpots@pclink.com.
Elca Branman on sat 30 nov 02
I saved your address, because, somehow it was important to me that you
see my web site, and at the time you left it was an embryo..
I do understand your decision ;you had been a generous sharer for years..
Anyhow, hope your life is delicious, that you are still cooking up a
storm in the kitchen..
.Now, see what I've been making these past 5 years,( since I fled upstate
NY) at...... http:www.elcabranman.com
Elca Branman,in Sarasota Florida
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William & Susan Schran User on thu 1 sep 05
Will be signing off for a short time.
Heading to Kansas City tomorrow for "Lattice Structures",
exhibit & symposium on crystalline glazes.
At appears this will be a major national event on the subject of crystal
glazes.
Looking forward to sharing my information and learning much more.
--
William "Bill" Schran
Fredericksburg, Virginia
Liz Willoughby on wed 9 nov 05
Dear Claybuds,
I will be away for a few days. Be good while I am away.
--
Liz from Grafton, Ontario, Canada
"Three grand essentials to happiness in this life are . . . something
to do, something to love, and something to hope for."
Joseph Addison
Veena Raghavan on wed 9 nov 05
Hi Liz,
Aren't asking for a bit too much! After all, this is Clayart!
Have a good time away.
Veena
In a message dated 11/9/2005 10:19:12 AM Eastern Standard Time,
lizwill@PHC.IGS.NET writes:
>
> Dear Claybuds,
> I will be away for a few days. Be good while I am away.
>
VeenaRaghavan@cs.com
Patty on fri 19 mar 10
I'll be setting my Clayart account to NOMAIL. We leave on Sunday to begin
our trek to NCECA. It is a long swim from Hawaii. I will be checking
e-mail at patty-k@att.net
Patty Kaliher
John Rodgers on fri 23 dec 11
Fellow Clayfolk,
I will be signing off Clayart now. Have things to do, places to go. I
have been on this list since the days of Joe Molinaro and it feels
downright strange to be leaving. But leave I must. May be back someday
- but life has a strange way of intervening in things. I have enjoyed
this list, and the people I have "met" on Clayart - even the few
curmudgeons. It's been grand and I have learned much. But I must go.
Take care - and make good pots.
John
--
John Rodgers
Clayartist and Moldmaker
88'GL VW Bus Driver
Chelsea, AL
Http://www.moldhaus.com
Bonnie Staffel on sat 24 dec 11
So sorry to see you go, John. Your input will be missed. Getting so there
are less and less old codgers (ahem) left to carry the tried and true ways
of the past on to the newbies.
Want to thank all who wished me a happy 90th birthday on FaceBook. For some
reason I could not respond as my page went cloudy when I went to type my
message.
Have a good year.
Bonnie
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