[MD] Realitvism

[Jan-Anders]

As I'm a musician, and making my bread as a business consultant driving 
around in the countryside, teaching CEO's how to manage parts of their 
enterprise in motion, on the other side of this planet, I have to read 
and write to the MD while some of you should be in bed to avoid a mental 
crash.

Relativism as one aspect of MOQ has an active and a passive pole. As 
sender or reciever.

Quality can be observed as something coming to your experience or 
opposite; as something coming out from you. That's the reason why 
artists usually  get paid by the audience. Bad quality, low pay...

And in the case of a rethoric performance, well composed and dynamically 
spoken, carefully arranged letters into nouns with importance, every 
concept and sentence as a subordinated object, verbally expressed in a 
streaming order and by a moderate tempo, Quality can be detected in 
direct action. If there's anyone in the audience listening.

That's what I like with playing music or making business. How to handle 
the process that appear to be some moment of reality.

Construction or Destruction of the Quality.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dAa-lpU4M4k

Anyway, I'm still working on my literary project. This weekend I will 
make another with the old lady, picking up some dialogs and movieclips 
for the illustrations. We're going to visit a banjo player in the 
northern forests.
The old lady is going to New York early next year.
Someone want to meet her?

Jn-ndrs

(Drakma said: As time is money (as earthlings believe), and space is a 
long long time, then I'll be rich!)
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> Date: Tue, 16 Nov 2010 01:32:32 -0500
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> On Nov 15, 2010, at 5:35 PM, John Carl wrote:
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>> hey Marsha,
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>> remember that accordion playing JA posted long time back?  Wouldn't mind
>> crashing into some more of that, eh?
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>> dancing... crashing... both the same, the way I do it.
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>> J
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> Ohhh, that JA...
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> I think I'll dance with paint for a while.
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