EXTRA! EXTRA! Get Your Group Read Here! Single up all lines NOW.

[Paul Mackin]

Back in '96 a p-lister named Andrew proposed such a group reading of
section I and worked very hard on it.  I remember it as having a pretty
fair degree of participation.  It was called GRGR.

On Fri, Jan 8, 2016 at 11:27 AM, Leandro Poblet <leandrodrhouse at gmail.com>
wrote:

> I'm interested too and I'll joing in whatever date gets accepted.
>
> 2016-01-08 13:24 GMT-03:00 Ray Easton <raymond.lee.easton at gmail.com>:
>
>> I too would like to participate, but not just now.  Laura's proposed time
>> frame works well for me.
>>
>> Ray
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>> On January 8, 2016 10:20:59 AM Steven Koteff <steviekoteff at gmail.com>
>> wrote:
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>> Don't have a specific passage I want to sign up for at this moment but I
>>> am definitely in. Though for my part I also support postponing it by a
>>> month or two.
>>>
>>> On Jan 8, 2016, at 10:09 AM, "kelber at mindspring.com" <
>>>> kelber at mindspring.com> wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Mark, I'd love to do a Beyond the Zero read, but, since no one's signed
>>>> up yet, can I talk you into postponing it until, say, March? I like your
>>>> suggested breakdown.
>>>>
>>>> LK
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Mark Kohut <mark.kohut at gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Before "it is too late". ---page 3, line 3.
>>>>
>>>> GROUP READ of Beyond the Zero section of GR.
>>>> In Memory of Dave Monroe and James Kyllo & because Laura Kelber.
>>>>
>>>> From scene to scene, sprockets to sprockets, as they were first
>>>> thought to be.  (But they're not. Who knows what they mean?)
>>>> One week per sprocket bracket (since almost all have read it already,
>>>> right, many more than once?).    Pick your sprocket below.
>>>>
>>>> Starting now. Short sections. The Big Short. Martin Short.
>>>> You can improvise day-by-day, they are so short,  no need to prep
>>>> within your busy life.Just point and ask questions and the smart
>>>> under-posters will give the answers. Ask our translators.  A--and the
>>>> bloviators will blow. So you will have a breather. Did I say short?
>>>> Did I say improvise? Did I say "Self, no need to say everything you
>>>> think should go on record, anything more than zero on the page is
>>>> better than zero and the beyond is still beyond."
>>>>
>>>> Jan 8--16          Pp 3--8      Mark Kohut, intrepid bloviator.
>>>> Jan 17-23         pp 8--17
>>>> Jan 24--31      pp 17--20
>>>> (yes, only 3-4 pages; time already for catch-up after everyone jumps
>>>> in with their overarching GR experiences and perceptions)
>>>>
>>>> Feb 7--14      pp 20-30
>>>> Feb 14-21     pp 30-38
>>>> Feb 21-27     pp 38-42
>>>>
>>>> Feb 28-Mar 5    pp 42-48
>>>> Mar 6 -- 12        pp 48-54
>>>> Mar 13-19        pp 54-61
>>>> Mar 20-26        pp 61-72
>>>> Mar 27-Apr 2     pp72--74
>>>>
>>>> Apr 3--9            pp 74-85
>>>> Apr 10-16         pp 85-94
>>>> Apr 17 -23        pp 94-116
>>>>
>>>> Spring break (and or catch-up with longest section)
>>>> May 1--7           pp 116--121
>>>> May 8-14          pp 122--139
>>>> May 15-21        pp 139-147
>>>> May 22-28        pp 147- 156
>>>> May 29-Ju 4     pp 156  --170
>>>>
>>>> Ju 5 -11            pp 179--177
>>>> Ju 12--19          pp 177-180       Mark Kohut, past riverrun, etc.
>>>> (Will auction off an overarching
>>>>                                                     summary to the
>>>> first person who asks.)
>>>>
>>>> This pagination is from the Penguin Classics Deluxe Edition, Miller
>>>> cover.
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