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12 Jan 02 - 12:07 AM (#626357) Subject: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: Max Wow, you folks are great. Sent the bill for 2 months of connectivity today. I'll send 2 months of electricity on Monday. I'll get more specific on our fund raising by weekend's end, but let me tell you, it was great. I think we got almost 6 months worth. I am truly touched by all of the letters I got full of kind words and cold hard cash. You folks are the kindest bunch of folkies there ever could be. Emily tells me I better do something special for all of you, so the thinking cap is on. I love you all, and I'll be in touch with each of you soon. Thank you. |
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12 Jan 02 - 12:10 AM (#626359) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: 53 THAT'S GREAT MAX, I'M HAPPY FOR YOU AND ALL THE CATTER'S. BOB |
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12 Jan 02 - 12:17 AM (#626370) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: WyoWoman Max, you big silly. You've already done something special for all of us. We're just saying 'thank you.' So all you have to do is say, "you're welcome." End of story, and now we all need to put our heads together to figure out something so we can avert future crisis and wear and tear on the Spirit o' the Max. Love you and what you do and what what you do allows us to do, ww |
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12 Jan 02 - 12:20 AM (#626373) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: DonMeixner Jeepers Max, Thank you for this forum that caters to my notion of shameless self promotion. Its only by accident that you also reap a little benefit. Don Meixner |
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12 Jan 02 - 01:03 AM (#626393) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: GUEST,.gargoyle No thank you necessary....I've reaped my 20 dollars of flessh.
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12 Jan 02 - 01:13 AM (#626401) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: CapriUni {{{{Max}}}} I've only been here a few months, but I have gotten more laughter and tears and laughter again from this place. Thank you for letting me into your "house" (as I understand it, the digital version of me is now zipping down the lines and coming to rest on your dining room table, no? Well, anyway, it's a nice dining room table!) And you'll be getting a little something from me in the mail, as soon as I get my order of stamps in from the usps... |
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12 Jan 02 - 01:14 AM (#626402) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: DougR Nothing special required, Max, let's just try to keep the old Cat purring. When you need more help, let us know. If you could just figure out how to get more Republicans on here ...oh hell, can't expect miracles, I guess. :>) DougR |
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12 Jan 02 - 02:21 AM (#626421) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: Mark Cohen Doug, you're a Republican?! Oh, my word...and all this time I thought it was just your odd sense of humor. But don't worry, I won't tell. Aloha, Mark (who did vote Republican once--for whoever was running against Frank Rizzo for Mayor of Philadelphia) |
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12 Jan 02 - 04:22 AM (#626445) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: Cappuccino A computer whizz called Max Said 'cash is all I lacks' Put a call on the Cat And that was that Now the stuff flows in in sacks! (Lord, I hope I get my line-endings right on that) Best wishes, mate. - Ian B |
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12 Jan 02 - 04:55 AM (#626454) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: nutty Helping each other ..... thats what folks were put on this earth for. The pleasure was all ours but we're glad it made you happy as well. Keep up the good work Max |
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12 Jan 02 - 05:03 AM (#626459) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: Ebbie What WyoWoman said. The community you have provided a home for is priceless. Man, Max, it is like reading 100+ books at a time- each one with its own unique personality and theme. Can't let them end. (And they don't even pile up in my bookcases.) Ebbie |
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12 Jan 02 - 05:04 AM (#626460) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: Hrothgar What sort of people would we be if we didn't kick in? |
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12 Jan 02 - 06:14 AM (#626476) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: breezy The celtic and anglo checkque will be posted Fri/Sat n/w$215 so far rec'd our end.Its our pleasure.Its good to share.God bless. |
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12 Jan 02 - 08:06 AM (#626506) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: kendall Max, my friend, let's not get into a "Giving war", ok? You have already done much more than all of us, so, just cool it Mate. |
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12 Jan 02 - 08:15 AM (#626509) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: Mary in Kentucky I ditto what Wyowoman said. All of us are sincere about continuing our efforts to hold up our end and contribute continually. Watch the auction continue to flourish and our efforts a little more consistent.
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12 Jan 02 - 10:02 AM (#626541) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: MMario Max, your thanking us for the donations is a little like a hostess sending thank you notes for the thank you notes she recieved after a party. Not necessary. You shouldn't HAVE to ask. |
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12 Jan 02 - 11:20 AM (#626586) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: artbrooks What they all said. Ditto |
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12 Jan 02 - 11:25 AM (#626590) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: wysiwyg I dunno, I think if Max feels thankful that's not a bad thing and it's not our place to talk him 'round it. It isn't always easy to ask for help, and when it comes you naturally feel grateful. When you can express that gratitude fully, it becomes easier to ask, the next time. So Max, you're welcome! ~Susan |
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12 Jan 02 - 11:25 AM (#626592) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: Steve in Idaho No Problemo Big Guy!! You are more than welcome!! Now if you REALLY want to help - let's get more Democrats on this forum! Heh heh heh - - - Steve |
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12 Jan 02 - 11:26 AM (#626594) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: gnu NO... THANK YOU !!! ww said it best. |
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12 Jan 02 - 12:06 PM (#626620) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: catspaw49 Well Wyzzy got here first, but let me join her as the fly in the ointment. Amidst the chorus of thank yous and hurray for Max and Mudcat........Let's all back up a bit and let Max take that step. Max, one of the toughest things to do in this life is to ask for help, but it has an equal.........the ability to say thanks. Those abilities are qualities that true winners possess. We are by culture taught the value of independence, so to ask for help is somehow less than admirable......Complete bullshit! The Beatles sang that "I get by with a little help from my friends," and it may be the best single line in any song they sang. Do you know what makes us all feel really great, warm and fuzzy, that feeling of pissing your pants in a dark wool suit? We all love to help somebody out!!! Is there anything that makes you feel better? Man, what a rush to know that you gave something of yourself and benefitted another human being.....simply the best! Now when YOU are the one who benefits, the hardest thing to do is to say thanks. We often should say it, but it's really uncomfortable....and it shouldn't be. Like asking for help shouldn't be either. When someone says "Double Win" and that's what we all want, it's true. Just like now, we all win!!! But a lot of us are here on this thread saying, "Oh no Max, let us thank you." Now why is that? Same reason really.......We are uncomfortable receiving thanks and want to downplay it as though it is no big deal. That's dumb. Try this scenario:
Waiter: Sir, I can't possibly take this $100. tip. It gets down to a feeling of deservedness. The many 'Catters who have donated here over the years did so because they believed and loved you and this place. Saying thank you is something you need to do even though the real thank you is keeping the 'Cat alive. But a thank you from you is the second warm-fuzzy and that tops the cake! What we should be saying here is "Max, you're welcome." That's hard to say too isn't it? When we say it, we always add qualifiers like, "No need to say thanks, the 'Cat is thanks enough."...........It may be, but it's our job to accept your thanks on this thread. Simple acceptance....very hard. This is why it's always easier to give them to receive. We all need to be able to sincerely say "Thanks" and sincerely say, "You're welcome,".....no qualifiers and no embarassment. When friends can deal on that level with each other it shows the true friendship that does indeed exist. One more thing.......You've taken two giant steps. You asked for help and you said a sincere thank you for it. NOW.....A lot of us have been harping on this one and NOW IS THE TIME TO DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT!!!.....Let's get something going that funds at least the minimum every month. Let's get that going now. YOU have to ask though....I mean, you're the one who will have to monitor it a bit and say thanks or "Where's your dough Spaw?" Ask us for the bread and ask for whatever help you need. We'll be warm and fuzzy because we want to help and love to help....You can get warm and fuzzy by seeing how much we all do indeed love you and this place you created.......a Double Win, and the 'Cat goes on. Do it now Max. Oh yeah.......You're welcome. Spaw
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12 Jan 02 - 12:49 PM (#626651) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: Stilly River Sage As a relatively recent Mudcat member who has discovered the joy of connecting up with family friends who live several states distant, I was happy to send a check to help keep Mudcat in place. I was pleased to see Max's heartfelt thanks. And he is welcome. Now, as we all realize how close we came to losing this resource (and I've seen enough past thread titles that I haven't dipped into to know this isn't new) we need as individual group members to suggest possible solutions that we are able to actually assist with. For me, I see a possible solution in the writing of grants. I research grants for a university library, and can suggest places to find who would fund this kind of organization. I'm amazed that a site with the value of words, music, and interpretation isn't receiving any outside funding support. The key is for Mudcat management to learn how to fill out grant applications, to send them to precisely the right funders, and to understand exactly the strings that might be attached (in order to avoid the strings that are unpalatable). Grants are at best supplemental funding, not an occasion to stop the individual donations. In fact, grants are more frequently awarded when the recipient can demonstrate a solid donor base. Success breeds success in this form of funding. I won't go into any more detail here, it is enough to simply suggest a way to assist Max in the future. This is such a remarkable site that has been established for such good reasons that it seems to me like a shoe-in for funding! Maggie
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12 Jan 02 - 12:52 PM (#626652) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: voyager Max - The check is in the mail (not!) Only 79 days left 'til I can claim my 1962 Newport FF songbook. And then the check will be in the mail. Does someone know how I could ask 'kytrad' to autograph the historic songbook? (Might be an extra auction bid). Is the Mudcat Mailing address still 5 West Gay St. Suite A West Chester, PA. Thanks. voyager FSGW Ghetto |
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12 Jan 02 - 01:04 PM (#626657) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: Sorcha No, voyager, the address has changed: The Mudcat Cafe, PO Box 3006, West Chester, PA 19381 |
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12 Jan 02 - 01:07 PM (#626658) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: Susan from California Glad to help, will try to remember to help more regularly from now on :-) |
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12 Jan 02 - 01:12 PM (#626659) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: catspaw49 Stilly River/Maggie........I'm sure it comes as no surprise to you that your very fine idea has been discussed before in other "crisi" threads and that we do have several others here with experience and skill in the grant process. Many thanks for your offer too!! Once again though, the real key here that Max has to ask for and then accept the help and get fully behind the process....something I know he can do, but it will demand a time drain as well as an emotional one. The place is loaded with talents on a variety of things that could benefit the 'Cat. Max, if I'm sounding like your Dad or something, accept my apology. No one wants to be lectured to and the best Dads don't do it often. But I do know that it's tough to ask for some of this and I will continue to push you to use the ideas and talents available to you......and to do it now. Do it and give the efforts the backing that you will need to give........I know that won't be easy, but it's time to remove this headache from your life and we are all behind whatever way will do that in the long term. Spaw |
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12 Jan 02 - 01:14 PM (#626660) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: katlaughing You are welcome, Max. You've done good and it just keeps getting better! Our pleasure comes from helping and sharing. Maggie! Good for you....I did hear you volunteer to look into grants, right?**BG** Voyager, you can send kytrad a Personal Message via your Personal Page and ask her how to go about getting it autographed. luvya'llkat |
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12 Jan 02 - 01:22 PM (#626663) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: GUEST, Cookieless Member Thank you Max |
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12 Jan 02 - 01:23 PM (#626664) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: bflat None of us could have helped without you. Thank you for helping me to be less selfish. And ditto to WyoWoman, Ebbie, Spaw, Susan, Mary, etc.; etc.; ets. Ellen |
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12 Jan 02 - 01:40 PM (#626670) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: Morticia You are welcome, Max, but wouldn't it be a good idea if we got off our collective duffs and try and ensure a steady and regular supply of money so you don't have to ask again. |
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12 Jan 02 - 02:20 PM (#626689) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: Mark Cohen In at least two languages that I know of (Hawaiian and American Sign Language), the words for "thank you" and "you're welcome" are the same. I like that. We've talked before about the possibility of having "membership dues" for the 'Cat. For obvious reasons, nobody wants to limit the accessibility of this site to anyone. But what about setting up a "silent membership", where we could contribute on a regular basis with no special recognition and no extra privileges...except the warm fuzzy feeling that 'Spaw seems to get most reliably from urinary incontinence. At the last Hawaii Public Radio pledge drive, they started a new program of "perpetual membership". Every month a small donation to HPR is charged to your credit card...and it doesn't expire until you say so. I know that many 'Catters make their living from music and crafts and other sources that are not exactly fountains of cash. But some of us are fortunate enough to have fairly good "day jobs". If there were a way to arrange a regular monthly or quarterly CC payment to the 'Cat, I'd sign up, gladly. Personally, I would prefer doing it that way, rather than adding to the list of bills I have to remember to pay, or waiting for Max to make a very difficult appeal. No hassles, and no guilt! It should be possible, yes? Aloha, Mark |
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12 Jan 02 - 02:28 PM (#626695) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: Amos Stilly: Why not get in touch with Praise, who also has grant writing experience, and see what could be worked out? I am sure between Joe, Max and others something could be done if a workable path was pointed out. A. |
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12 Jan 02 - 02:29 PM (#626697) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: Amos Sorry, sorry -- I meant WYSIWYG, the artist formerly known as Praise. A. |
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12 Jan 02 - 03:27 PM (#626728) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: Gareth Some of us in the UK are trying to put together a scheme to provide the Mudcat with regular income without being ripped off by the banks on charges. At this stage it is discussion only - but if any Uk or Eire catters would like to PM me with thier E Mail addresses I can put them in receipt of a discussion paper in Word format. The key is bulking up small but regular payments by Standing Order. Gareth |
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12 Jan 02 - 03:35 PM (#626731) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: voyager In agreement with Gareth.... What does it take to sign up with PayPal...an easy online payment service? http://www.paypal.com voyager FSGW Ghetto |
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12 Jan 02 - 03:38 PM (#626732) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: Mudlark You are very welcome, Max. I only wish it could have been more. Please be sure to ask again, when the need looms. |
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12 Jan 02 - 04:07 PM (#626744) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: wysiwyg Voyager, Jean (kytrad) has indicated she will write an item to be added to the Newport Songbook-- see the auction thread. Or if you win it and want to be responsible for the risk of loss or damage in transit, I am sure she would sign the book itself, once the prize has been won. But are you sure you are going to win it? *G* Lotsa days left, folk(ie)s. ~Susan
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12 Jan 02 - 04:10 PM (#626746) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: Banjer My pewter is out of commision for a few days so I had to come use Mom's. Soon as the auction ends, 3 days from now I will also be sending my share. Thank You, Max for the oportunity to help. |
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12 Jan 02 - 06:34 PM (#626779) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: Helen Is the secure server up and running again so that I can use my credit card, or do I have to join PayPal. And, Max, the only thing special that you need to do for us is to just continue being yourself. No matter what threats Catspaw makes to you about ass kicking etc. (You must admit though, 'Spaw can turn on the charm when the occasion requires.) Helen |
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12 Jan 02 - 06:38 PM (#626780) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: Amergin yea, Voyager...some wanker like myself might bid a dollar at the last possible minute.... |
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12 Jan 02 - 07:06 PM (#626786) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: katlaughing Mark, check with your bank. I do all of my bill paying, online, through my bank and can set up any payment to be automatically paid on a one time or monthly basis. It's easy to do by accessing my acct. from my own computer. Several people have used PayPal, as Max has account with them, but it is not an automatic payment, you have to do it each time. |
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12 Jan 02 - 08:29 PM (#626811) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: Stilly River Sage The thing about writing grants is that you have to sell your grant-maker on what you're asking them to fund. You have to know the organization inside and out, so I will be the first to say that I couldn't write grants for Mudcat. At least, not with as little as I know about it. What I did for the library several years ago was to create a catalog of organizations that fund libraries. It took a while, and is in a large (one of those 5" ones) 3-ring binder. I found everything I could on each organization itself, who it's officers are, then called, emailed, wrote for, or downloaded their applications and information about who they have previously given money to. Now when the director or associate directors start looking for dollars for specific projects, out comes my catalog and they find likely sources. (It took several months to complete, in with my main job of writing various library publications). I check out those organizations to see if everything is still up-to-date, and periodically I look around to see who can be added, who must be deleted. (Reminds me that it's time to update it again. . . ).
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12 Jan 02 - 08:37 PM (#626813) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: Big Red MAX=MUDCAT MUDCAT=MAX (and you know we all love Mudcat) |
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12 Jan 02 - 09:01 PM (#626827) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: Max Spaw, it doesn't bother me when anyone sounds like my Dad, he's a great man whom I love and always makes good sense without judgement. I am currently working on a presentation to a folk song society who seems willing to help us financially. We have a meeting with them in mid-February in which the report will be presented. I intend to make this report available for download on the Mudcat. It should provide a significant percentage of the information necessary to at least get consideration from other sources. Any help in finding sources of income other than personal contributions would certainly be appreciated. As far as I'm concerned, I'd rather the Library of Congress fund us than to take your money. How is what we're doing now different from what John and Alan Lomax did then? Seems to be a bit of an oxymoron to take the money of the people I'm doing this with and for. |
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12 Jan 02 - 09:03 PM (#626828) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: Susan of DT Gareth--and othe UK catters You can send a cheque (sterling) to Bill Sables. An equivalent number of dollars (no service charge) will go to Mudcat. |
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12 Jan 02 - 09:04 PM (#626830) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: CarolC You're welcome, Max. And thank you. |
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12 Jan 02 - 09:40 PM (#626847) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: wysiwyg Stilly River Sage-- we would be a good match for grant-getting. I don't find 'em , but once a source is found I can write 'em REAL GUDE. So if you want to do some digging, let me know what you find and we'll go get us some BIG BUCKS. BIGBUCKS.'Gin, you need to borrow a buck? ~Susan |
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13 Jan 02 - 12:54 AM (#626920) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: katlaughing Max, you aren't really "taking" from us, though, you are giving...so it makes perfect sense, to me, that we help pay for the "gas, tires, magnetic tape, etc." that the Lomaxes used.:-) The big thing is that you have allowed us to be a big part of the *collecting* and creating of what Mudcat has become and that is worth whatever we can contribute, IMO. luvyakat |
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13 Jan 02 - 05:28 AM (#626963) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: Hrothgar Wouldn't it be nice to get a grant from the Library of Congress, and still give us a chance to show our appreciation? |
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13 Jan 02 - 07:00 AM (#626975) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: GUEST,frankie Max, right back at ya big fella! One or two questions though, I'm about to send a check to buy a T-shirt and I'd like to make a donation as well. Will one check sent to CT address cover everything or should I send a seperate donation to the PA address Sorcha mentions above? Also, who do I make these check out to, the DT? Regards, Dave Mattingly |
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14 Jan 02 - 04:13 PM (#627872) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: annamill Good! Alright then. Anytime, Baby! Love, annamill |
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14 Jan 02 - 04:38 PM (#627889) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: SharonA You're certainly welcome, Max. More to come after bidding closes on a coupla Auction items. Hate to tell ya, though, but I'm keepin' my guitar. So sorry! *G* Now, then, if you really, really want to do something special for all of us, if we REALLY can't convince you that you're doing more than enough already... well, okay, how about moving the "Clear Entries" button somewhere else besides right next to the "Submit Message" button, where it can be accidentally clicked after composing a lovingly crafted thesis? (I speak from experience... actually, experiences too numerous to mention!) (I know I'm not the only one who does that!) *bigger G* |
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15 Jan 02 - 08:45 AM (#628279) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: Hollowfox Max, please tell Emily for me that anything special you want to do for us is fine by me, as long as it doesn't take up much time ('Cat maintenance takes enough of that) or money. *g* |
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15 Jan 02 - 11:57 AM (#628368) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: pattyClink Max wrote: As far as I'm concerned, I'd rather the Library of Congress fund us than to take your money. How is what we're doing now different from what John and Alan Lomax did then? Seems to be a bit of an oxymoron to take the money of the people I'm doing this with and for. _______________ Well, what's different is Mudcat doesn't take the contributions of singers and musicians and squirrel 90% of the stuff away in a national attic where only DC'ers can get at it. I love what the LoC has done and continues to try to do but it has done a thoroughly crappy job of being a real national resource. This glorious Mudcat, and some similar specialty sites, is making music and information available to the people without costing them a fortune in phone tag, postage, fees, time and travel, or without turning them off or turning them down completely. The 'folk' finally have a way to share freely, independent of time and geography. Won't grant money wind up hemming in and closing down the process like it has for many institutions--I can see the correctness police moving in now--you can't say that, you can't think that, you can't hire him. Keeping all the money and power with 'the folk' would be better than scoring grants that come with strings. That said, it's Max's site, so whatever he wants to do is extra cool with me! |
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15 Jan 02 - 01:39 PM (#628424) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: KathWestra Slight thread creep from one of those lucky DCers who gets to use the Library of Congress. First point: they don't give grants, so we need to help Max look elsewhere for support.
Second point, to Patty: Do a little digging. The resource is getting more and more national all the time. Check out the American Folklife Center's website at www.loc.gov/folklife
Many of the collections are available online now -- manuscripts, photographs, even whole collections of thematic material. It's not everything, but it's more than any one human being I know can get through. Tremendous stuff there. Try the American Memory project. Try Local Legacies. Try the wonderful folklife curriculum materials that have been developed as part of the Montana Heritage project. Great, useful stuff.
The Folklife Reading Room, which houses the physical collections, has a staffed reference desk which is available to answer questions from the public. Call (202)707-5510. They're helpful and knowledgeable folk -- no voicemail here.
Lest you think I'm a staff member of the Library paid to write nice stuff about them, my only involvement with the LoC and the Folklife Center is a great admiration for and interest in its collections -- and the people who care for them. And finally, thank you and you're welcome to Max, for all you do and for all the reasons everyone has said. Kathy |
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15 Jan 02 - 07:19 PM (#628651) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: Mickey191 Max, twas my pleasure-wish it could have been more. I'm going to put a little sticker on my calendar with your name on it. So the same day I give my dog (the barking Pomeranian) her heartworm pill, I'll write a wee check for you. Hope I don't mix the two up. Slainte, Mickey |
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15 Jan 02 - 07:22 PM (#628656) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: Sorcha Well, the Pom could probably do with the bucks, for lunch if nothing else,but I don't know what Max would do with heartworm pills............ |
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16 Jan 02 - 09:44 AM (#628937) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: GUEST ...and thank you, from the fringes. |
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16 Jan 02 - 11:07 AM (#628986) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: pattyClink Kath, I have been to the online collections. My opinion stands. I am glad you have access to everything you seek, good for you. |
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06 Feb 02 - 10:26 AM (#643817) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: Mr Red Outa work myself just now so I had an idea - watch the threads. |
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06 Feb 02 - 10:41 AM (#643824) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: SINSULL Red - Are you implying that you never have an idea when working? Mary, who is out of work too and rarely was permitted an idea on the job. |
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06 Feb 02 - 11:46 AM (#643862) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: technission Max, Belated "you're welcome" from sporadic news-reader and TIA for the **years** of pleasure I can already tell the 'Cat will provide me!! Oh, yeah - stay away from dark wool suits in resale shops. |
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06 Feb 02 - 12:14 PM (#643886) Subject: RE: A Heartfelt Thank You From Max From: gnu Gosh, I missed that last post from Max. Rather take money from the Library Of Congress than us ?? I assume the Library is a Federal institution. I would rather cut off my left nut than take money from the government. 'Round these here parts, if you take money from the government, they own a piece of you, and they try to tell you what to do and what not to do. Better to have one nut than none. |