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But perhaps the only real tidbit you might care to know about me at this point is that, while working in Chicago, I was fortunate enough to have lived five doors down from Mr. Wolfe himself, and have found him to be one of the kindest neighbors a man and his family could ask for. Having watched him walk his dogs (first Calamity Jane and then Bobby) on a daily basis, we formed a very passing, but endearing relationship. Attempting to have conversations with him, however, was a bit like asking a toddler to contrast and compare Dickens against Shakespeare. I, of course, was the toddler. I remember one incident where a compliment from me on his latest book, "An Evil Guest," quickly evolved into a history lesson from Gene on when the Egyptians attempted to invade the Greek Islands. Wolfe was in fact my favorite author before I moved to Barrington (which quite coincidentally is where my wife was born and raised). I went through genre writing both quiality (Tolkien, Gibson, Stephenson) and questionable (Rowling, Goodkind, Jordan) before arriving at Wolfe's doorstep. But once I discovered him, all other writers could do little more than pale in comparison. I did not have any clue where Mr. Wolfe lived when we moved into that quaint village, so imagine my surprise when my father-in-law informed me! At any rate, I simply wanted to say hello, share my background, unique story about Gene Wolfe, and that I hope to add to -- and use this list in the future -- for reasons both selfish and social. I am a fan of the urth.net group, and have been reading passively for many years (it is a bit of work to try and stay current with these discussions!). Hope to join the debate some time soon. ...ryan P.S. Also, I'm going to pretend he used my surname as inspiration for his main character in The Sorcerer's House, Baxter Dunn. A man can pretend, can't he? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ David Stockhoff — 16 Jun 2010, 00:05 in reply to Ryan Dunn Perhaps we could send you round for questioning of Mr Wolfe when we are at a particularly difficult impasse. We could take up a collection for the plane fare. > Ryan Dunn wrote: > Hello, > > My name is Ryan Dunn. > > I know many of you are long-time participants here on the urth.net > mailing list. I am humbled by much of your prowess > and breadth of knowledge on things both inside and out of Wolfe's Whorl. > > About me, briefly... > > I am a commercial film director living and working in New York City > (www.ladies-gentlemen.tv ). I recently > moved from Barrington, IL, where I worked in Chicago for a cumulative > 7 years. > > But perhaps the only real tidbit you might care to know about me at > this point is that, while working in Chicago, I was fortunate enough > to have lived five doors down from Mr. Wolfe himself, and have found > him to be one of the kindest neighbors a man and his family could ask > for. Having watched him walk his dogs (first Calamity Jane and then > Bobby) on a daily basis, we formed a very passing, but endearing > relationship. > > Attempting to have conversations with him, however, was a bit like > asking a toddler to contrast and compare Dickens against Shakespeare. > I, of course, was the toddler. I remember one incident where a > compliment from me on his latest book, "An Evil Guest," quickly > evolved into a history lesson from Gene on when the Egyptians > attempted to invade the Greek Islands. > > Wolfe was in fact my favorite author before I moved to Barrington > (which quite coincidentally is where my wife was born and raised). I > went through genre writing both quiality (Tolkien, Gibson, Stephenson) > and questionable (Rowling, Goodkind, Jordan) before arriving at > Wolfe's doorstep. But once I discovered him, all other writers could > do little more than pale in comparison. I did not have any clue where > Mr. Wolfe lived when we moved into that quaint village, so imagine my > surprise when my father-in-law informed me! > > At any rate, I simply wanted to say hello, share my background, unique > story about Gene Wolfe, and that I hope to add to -- and use this list > in the future -- for reasons both selfish and social. I am a fan of > the urth.net group, and have been reading passively > for many years (it is a bit of work to try and stay current with these > discussions!). > > Hope to join the debate some time soon. > > ...ryan > > P.S. Also, I'm going to pretend he used my surname as inspiration for > his main character in The Sorcerer's House, Baxter Dunn. A man can > pretend, can't he? > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > _______________________________________________ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Gwern Branwen — 16 Jun 2010, 01:06 in reply to Ryan Dunn > On Tue, Jun 15, 2010 at 6:54 PM, Ryan Dunn wrote: > Hello, > My name is Ryan Dunn. > I know many of you are long-time participants here on the urth.net mailing > list. I am humbled by much of your prowess and breadth of knowledge on > things both inside and out of Wolfe's Whorl. > About me, briefly... > I am a commercial film director living and working in New York City > (www.ladies-gentlemen.tv). I recently moved from Barrington, IL, where I > worked in Chicago for a cumulative 7 years. > But perhaps the only real tidbit you might care to know about me at this > point is that, while working in Chicago, I was fortunate enough to have > lived five doors down from Mr. Wolfe himself, and have found him to be one > of the kindest neighbors a man and his family could ask for. Having watched > him walk his dogs (first Calamity Jane and then Bobby) on a daily basis, we > formed a very passing, but endearing relationship. And you only tell us now, in a letter? Villainous! Surely you are the inspiration for Bax. -- gwern ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Pedro Pereira — 16 Jun 2010, 10:57 in reply to Ryan Dunn Welcome, Ryan! Pedro From: ryan at liftingfaces.com Date: Tue, 15 Jun 2010 18:54:17 -0400 To: urth at lists.urth.net Subject: (urth) An Introduction... Hello, My name is Ryan Dunn. I know many of you are long-time participants here on the urth.net mailing list. I am humbled by much of your prowess and breadth of knowledge on things both inside and out of Wolfe's Whorl. About me, briefly... I am a commercial film director living and working in New York City (www.ladies-gentlemen.tv). I recently moved from Barrington, IL, where I worked in Chicago for a cumulative 7 years. But perhaps the only real tidbit you might care to know about me at this point is that, while working in Chicago, I was fortunate enough to have lived five doors down from Mr. Wolfe himself, and have found him to be one of the kindest neighbors a man and his family could ask for. Having watched him walk his dogs (first Calamity Jane and then Bobby) on a daily basis, we formed a very passing, but endearing relationship. Attempting to have conversations with him, however, was a bit like asking a toddler to contrast and compare Dickens against Shakespeare. I, of course, was the toddler. I remember one incident where a compliment from me on his latest book, "An Evil Guest," quickly evolved into a history lesson from Gene on when the Egyptians attempted to invade the Greek Islands. Wolfe was in fact my favorite author before I moved to Barrington (which quite coincidentally is where my wife was born and raised). I went through genre writing both quiality (Tolkien, Gibson, Stephenson) and questionable (Rowling, Goodkind, Jordan) before arriving at Wolfe's doorstep. But once I discovered him, all other writers could do little more than pale in comparison. I did not have any clue where Mr. Wolfe lived when we moved into that quaint village, so imagine my surprise when my father-in-law informed me! At any rate, I simply wanted to say hello, share my background, unique story about Gene Wolfe, and that I hope to add to -- and use this list in the future -- for reasons both selfish and social. I am a fan of the urth.net group, and have been reading passively for many years (it is a bit of work to try and stay current with these discussions!). Hope to join the debate some time soon. ...ryan P.S. Also, I'm going to pretend he used my surname as inspiration for his main character in The Sorcerer's House, Baxter Dunn. A man can pretend, can't he? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Rebecca Bushong-Taylor — 17 Jun 2010, 03:17 in reply to Ryan Dunn Hi Ryan - It sounds from your note that you were in Barrington until fairly recently. I thought you might like to know that Gene had some fairly scary heart surgery and complications that have kept him away from home for the past few months. The great news is that he should be back home very soon. He is anxious to get back to work and has several stories in his head he can't wait to get to!! I'm sure he'd be pleased to hear from you if you want to send him a card or note. Bobby is still alive and well and has been staying with family while The Master is away. Rebecca > On Tue, Jun 15, 2010 at 6:54 PM, Ryan Dunn wrote: > Hello, > > My name is Ryan Dunn. > > I know many of you are long-time participants here on the urth.net mailing > list. I am humbled by much of your prowess and breadth of knowledge on > things both inside and out of Wolfe's Whorl. > > About me, briefly... > > I am a commercial film director living and working in New York City ( > www.ladies-gentlemen.tv). I recently moved from Barrington, IL, where I > worked in Chicago for a cumulative 7 years. > > But perhaps the only real tidbit you might care to know about me at this > point is that, while working in Chicago, I was fortunate enough to have > lived five doors down from Mr. Wolfe himself, and have found him to be one > of the kindest neighbors a man and his family could ask for. Having watched > him walk his dogs (first Calamity Jane and then Bobby) on a daily basis, we > formed a very passing, but endearing relationship. > > Attempting to have conversations with him, however, was a bit like asking a > toddler to contrast and compare Dickens against Shakespeare. I, of course, > was the toddler. I remember one incident where a compliment from me on his > latest book, "An Evil Guest," quickly evolved into a history lesson from > Gene on when the Egyptians attempted to invade the Greek Islands. > > Wolfe was in fact my favorite author before I moved to Barrington (which > quite coincidentally is where my wife was born and raised). I went through > genre writing both quiality (Tolkien, Gibson, Stephenson) and questionable > (Rowling, Goodkind, Jordan) before arriving at Wolfe's doorstep. But once I > discovered him, all other writers could do little more than pale in > comparison. I did not have any clue where Mr. Wolfe lived when we moved into > that quaint village, so imagine my surprise when my father-in-law informed > me! > > At any rate, I simply wanted to say hello, share my background, unique > story about Gene Wolfe, and that I hope to add to -- and use this list in > the future -- for reasons both selfish and social. I am a fan of the > urth.net group, and have been reading passively for many years (it is a > bit of work to try and stay current with these discussions!). > > Hope to join the debate some time soon. > > ...ryan > > P.S. Also, I'm going to pretend he used my surname as inspiration for his > main character in The Sorcerer's House, Baxter Dunn. A man can pretend, > can't he? > > _______________________________________________ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Ryan Dunn — 17 Jun 2010, 04:15 in reply to Rebecca Bushong-Taylor Rebecca, I was aware of his surgery, yes. And was thrilled to hear that he came out in good health and good spirits. I'm glad Bobby is in good hands. I plan on sending him a letter very shortly (Gene, though I'm sure Bobby would appreciate one, too). I'm sure the mailbox is overflowing back home in any case. Thank you for the update. And yes, I moved away from Barrington last year, but chance to visit the in-laws every so often. They actually informed me something was wrong when Gene and Rosemary were added to the prayer list at St. Anne's. Would love any updates as you hear them. May I ask, are you friend or family with Gene? ...ryan > On Jun 16, 2010, at 11:17 PM, Rebecca Bushong-Taylor wrote: > Hi Ryan - > > It sounds from your note that you were in Barrington until fairly recently. I thought you might like to know that Gene had some fairly scary heart surgery and complications that have kept him away from home for the past few months. The great news is that he should be back home very soon. He is anxious to get back to work and has several stories in his head he can't wait to get to!! I'm sure he'd be pleased to hear from you if you want to send him a card or note. > > Bobby is still alive and well and has been staying with family while The Master is away. > > Rebecca > > On Tue, Jun 15, 2010 at 6:54 PM, Ryan Dunn wrote: > Hello, > > My name is Ryan Dunn. > > I know many of you are long-time participants here on the urth.net mailing list. I am humbled by much of your prowess and breadth of knowledge on things both inside and out of Wolfe's Whorl. > > About me, briefly... > > I am a commercial film director living and working in New York City (www.ladies-gentlemen.tv). I recently moved from Barrington, IL, where I worked in Chicago for a cumulative 7 years. > > But perhaps the only real tidbit you might care to know about me at this point is that, while working in Chicago, I was fortunate enough to have lived five doors down from Mr. Wolfe himself, and have found him to be one of the kindest neighbors a man and his family could ask for. Having watched him walk his dogs (first Calamity Jane and then Bobby) on a daily basis, we formed a very passing, but endearing relationship. > > Attempting to have conversations with him, however, was a bit like asking a toddler to contrast and compare Dickens against Shakespeare. I, of course, was the toddler. I remember one incident where a compliment from me on his latest book, "An Evil Guest," quickly evolved into a history lesson from Gene on when the Egyptians attempted to invade the Greek Islands. > > Wolfe was in fact my favorite author before I moved to Barrington (which quite coincidentally is where my wife was born and raised). I went through genre writing both quiality (Tolkien, Gibson, Stephenson) and questionable (Rowling, Goodkind, Jordan) before arriving at Wolfe's doorstep. But once I discovered him, all other writers could do little more than pale in comparison. I did not have any clue where Mr. Wolfe lived when we moved into that quaint village, so imagine my surprise when my father-in-law informed me! > > At any rate, I simply wanted to say hello, share my background, unique story about Gene Wolfe, and that I hope to add to -- and use this list in the future -- for reasons both selfish and social. I am a fan of the urth.net group, and have been reading passively for many years (it is a bit of work to try and stay current with these discussions!). > > Hope to join the debate some time soon. > > ...ryan > > P.S. Also, I'm going to pretend he used my surname as inspiration for his main character in The Sorcerer's House, Baxter Dunn. A man can pretend, can't he? > > _______________________________________________ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Ryan Dunn — 17 Jun 2010, 04:17 in reply to Rebecca Bushong-Taylor Sorry, I asked that last question, because I recognized your name from Gene's dedication for An Evil Guest. ...ryan > On Jun 16, 2010, at 11:17 PM, Rebecca Bushong-Taylor wrote: > Hi Ryan - > > It sounds from your note that you were in Barrington until fairly recently. I thought you might like to know that Gene had some fairly scary heart surgery and complications that have kept him away from home for the past few months. The great news is that he should be back home very soon. He is anxious to get back to work and has several stories in his head he can't wait to get to!! I'm sure he'd be pleased to hear from you if you want to send him a card or note. > > Bobby is still alive and well and has been staying with family while The Master is away. > > Rebecca > > On Tue, Jun 15, 2010 at 6:54 PM, Ryan Dunn wrote: > Hello, > > My name is Ryan Dunn. > > I know many of you are long-time participants here on the urth.net mailing list. I am humbled by much of your prowess and breadth of knowledge on things both inside and out of Wolfe's Whorl. > > About me, briefly... > > I am a commercial film director living and working in New York City (www.ladies-gentlemen.tv). I recently moved from Barrington, IL, where I worked in Chicago for a cumulative 7 years. > > But perhaps the only real tidbit you might care to know about me at this point is that, while working in Chicago, I was fortunate enough to have lived five doors down from Mr. Wolfe himself, and have found him to be one of the kindest neighbors a man and his family could ask for. Having watched him walk his dogs (first Calamity Jane and then Bobby) on a daily basis, we formed a very passing, but endearing relationship. > > Attempting to have conversations with him, however, was a bit like asking a toddler to contrast and compare Dickens against Shakespeare. I, of course, was the toddler. I remember one incident where a compliment from me on his latest book, "An Evil Guest," quickly evolved into a history lesson from Gene on when the Egyptians attempted to invade the Greek Islands. > > Wolfe was in fact my favorite author before I moved to Barrington (which quite coincidentally is where my wife was born and raised). I went through genre writing both quiality (Tolkien, Gibson, Stephenson) and questionable (Rowling, Goodkind, Jordan) before arriving at Wolfe's doorstep. But once I discovered him, all other writers could do little more than pale in comparison. I did not have any clue where Mr. Wolfe lived when we moved into that quaint village, so imagine my surprise when my father-in-law informed me! > > At any rate, I simply wanted to say hello, share my background, unique story about Gene Wolfe, and that I hope to add to -- and use this list in the future -- for reasons both selfish and social. I am a fan of the urth.net group, and have been reading passively for many years (it is a bit of work to try and stay current with these discussions!). > > Hope to join the debate some time soon. > > ...ryan > > P.S. Also, I'm going to pretend he used my surname as inspiration for his main character in The Sorcerer's House, Baxter Dunn. A man can pretend, can't he? > > _______________________________________________ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Rebecca Bushong-Taylor — 17 Jun 2010, 04:57 in reply to Ryan Dunn Ryan - I'm pleased you noticed the dedication. That was one of the grandest birthday presents I ever received!! We are friends that have become something like family. It is a long and fascinating story..... R > On Thu, Jun 17, 2010 at 12:17 AM, Ryan Dunn wrote: > Sorry, I asked that last question, because I recognized your name from > Gene's dedication for An Evil Guest. > > ...ryan > > > On Jun 16, 2010, at 11:17 PM, Rebecca Bushong-Taylor wrote: > > Hi Ryan - > > It sounds from your note that you were in Barrington until fairly > recently. I thought you might like to know that Gene had some fairly scary > heart surgery and complications that have kept him away from home for the > past few months. The great news is that he should be back home very soon. > He is anxious to get back to work and has several stories in his head he > can't wait to get to!! I'm sure he'd be pleased to hear from you if you > want to send him a card or note. > > Bobby is still alive and well and has been staying with family while The > Master is away. > > Rebecca > > On Tue, Jun 15, 2010 at 6:54 PM, Ryan Dunn wrote: > > Hello, > > > > My name is Ryan Dunn. > > > > I know many of you are long-time participants here on the urth.netmailing list. I am humbled by much of your prowess and breadth of knowledge > > on things both inside and out of Wolfe's Whorl. > > > > About me, briefly... > > > > I am a commercial film director living and working in New York City ( > > www.ladies-gentlemen.tv). I recently moved from Barrington, IL, where I > > worked in Chicago for a cumulative 7 years. > > > > But perhaps the only real tidbit you might care to know about me at this > > point is that, while working in Chicago, I was fortunate enough to have > > lived five doors down from Mr. Wolfe himself, and have found him to be one > > of the kindest neighbors a man and his family could ask for. Having watched > > him walk his dogs (first Calamity Jane and then Bobby) on a daily basis, we > > formed a very passing, but endearing relationship. > > > > Attempting to have conversations with him, however, was a bit like asking > > a toddler to contrast and compare Dickens against Shakespeare. I, of course, > > was the toddler. I remember one incident where a compliment from me on his > > latest book, "An Evil Guest," quickly evolved into a history lesson from > > Gene on when the Egyptians attempted to invade the Greek Islands. > > > > Wolfe was in fact my favorite author before I moved to Barrington (which > > quite coincidentally is where my wife was born and raised). I went through > > genre writing both quiality (Tolkien, Gibson, Stephenson) and questionable > > (Rowling, Goodkind, Jordan) before arriving at Wolfe's doorstep. But once I > > discovered him, all other writers could do little more than pale in > > comparison. I did not have any clue where Mr. Wolfe lived when we moved into > > that quaint village, so imagine my surprise when my father-in-law informed > > me! > > > > At any rate, I simply wanted to say hello, share my background, unique > > story about Gene Wolfe, and that I hope to add to -- and use this list in > > the future -- for reasons both selfish and social. I am a fan of the > > urth.net group, and have been reading passively for many years (it is a > > bit of work to try and stay current with these discussions!). > > > > Hope to join the debate some time soon. > > > > ...ryan > > > > P.S. Also, I'm going to pretend he used my surname as inspiration for his > > main character in The Sorcerer's House, Baxter Dunn. A man can pretend, > > can't he? > > > > _______________________________________________ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Jeff Wilson — 17 Jun 2010, 05:15 in reply to Ryan Dunn > On 6/15/2010 5:54 PM, Ryan Dunn wrote: > Hello, > > My name is Ryan Dunn. > > I know many of you are long-time participants here on the urth.net > mailing list. I am humbled by much of your prowess and > breadth of knowledge on things both inside and out of Wolfe's Whorl. > > About me, briefly... > > I am a commercial film director living and working in New York City > (www.ladies-gentlemen.tv ). I recently > moved from Barrington, IL, where I worked in Chicago for a cumulative 7 > years. Welcome to the Monkey House, Ryan! That is some fine animation on your 2009 reel there. -- Jeff Wilson - jwilson at io.com IEEE Student Chapter Blog at < http://ieeetamut.org > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ brunians at brunians.org — 17 Jun 2010, 05:17 in reply to Rebecca Bushong-Taylor We have time. . > Ryan - > > I'm pleased you noticed the dedication. That was one of the grandest > birthday presents I ever received!! > > We are friends that have become something like family. It is a long and > fascinating story..... > > > R > > On Thu, Jun 17, 2010 at 12:17 AM, Ryan Dunn wrote: > > Sorry, I asked that last question, because I recognized your name from > > Gene's dedication for An Evil Guest. > > > > ...ryan > > > > > > On Jun 16, 2010, at 11:17 PM, Rebecca Bushong-Taylor wrote: > > > > Hi Ryan - > > > > It sounds from your note that you were in Barrington until fairly > > recently. I thought you might like to know that Gene had some fairly > > scary > > heart surgery and complications that have kept him away from home for > > the > > past few months. The great news is that he should be back home very > > soon. > > He is anxious to get back to work and has several stories in his head he > > can't wait to get to!! I'm sure he'd be pleased to hear from you if you > > want to send him a card or note. > > > > Bobby is still alive and well and has been staying with family while The > > Master is away. > > > > Rebecca > > > > On Tue, Jun 15, 2010 at 6:54 PM, Ryan Dunn > > wrote: > > > Hello, > > > > > > My name is Ryan Dunn. > > > > > > I know many of you are long-time participants here on the > > > urth.netmailing list. I am humbled by much of your prowess and breadth > > > of knowledge > > > on things both inside and out of Wolfe's Whorl. > > > > > > About me, briefly... > > > > > > I am a commercial film director living and working in New York City ( > > > www.ladies-gentlemen.tv). I recently moved from Barrington, IL, where I > > > worked in Chicago for a cumulative 7 years. > > > > > > But perhaps the only real tidbit you might care to know about me at > > > this > > > point is that, while working in Chicago, I was fortunate enough to have > > > lived five doors down from Mr. Wolfe himself, and have found him to be > > > one > > > of the kindest neighbors a man and his family could ask for. Having > > > watched > > > him walk his dogs (first Calamity Jane and then Bobby) on a daily > > > basis, we > > > formed a very passing, but endearing relationship. > > > > > > Attempting to have conversations with him, however, was a bit like > > > asking > > > a toddler to contrast and compare Dickens against Shakespeare. I, of > > > course, > > > was the toddler. I remember one incident where a compliment from me on > > > his > > > latest book, "An Evil Guest," quickly evolved into a history lesson > > > from > > > Gene on when the Egyptians attempted to invade the Greek Islands. > > > > > > Wolfe was in fact my favorite author before I moved to Barrington > > > (which > > > quite coincidentally is where my wife was born and raised). I went > > > through > > > genre writing both quiality (Tolkien, Gibson, Stephenson) and > > > questionable > > > (Rowling, Goodkind, Jordan) before arriving at Wolfe's doorstep. But > > > once I > > > discovered him, all other writers could do little more than pale in > > > comparison. I did not have any clue where Mr. Wolfe lived when we moved > > > into > > > that quaint village, so imagine my surprise when my father-in-law > > > informed > > > me! > > > > > > At any rate, I simply wanted to say hello, share my background, unique > > > story about Gene Wolfe, and that I hope to add to -- and use this list > > > in > > > the future -- for reasons both selfish and social. I am a fan of the > > > urth.net group, and have been reading passively for many years (it is a > > > bit of work to try and stay current with these discussions!). > > > > > > Hope to join the debate some time soon. > > > > > > ...ryan > > > > > > P.S. Also, I'm going to pretend he used my surname as inspiration for > > > his > > > main character in The Sorcerer's House, Baxter Dunn. A man can pretend, > > > can't he? > > > > > > _______________________________________________ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ brunians at brunians.org — 17 Jun 2010, 05:17 in reply to Jeff Wilson Speak for yourself, Wilson. . > On 6/15/2010 5:54 PM, Ryan Dunn wrote: > > Hello, > > > > My name is Ryan Dunn. > > > > I know many of you are long-time participants here on the urth.net > > mailing list. I am humbled by much of your prowess and > > breadth of knowledge on things both inside and out of Wolfe's Whorl. > > > > About me, briefly... > > > > I am a commercial film director living and working in New York City > > (www.ladies-gentlemen.tv ). I recently > > moved from Barrington, IL, where I worked in Chicago for a cumulative 7 > > years. > Welcome to the Monkey House, Ryan! > > That is some fine animation on your 2009 reel there. > > -- > Jeff Wilson - jwilson at io.com > IEEE Student Chapter Blog at > < http://ieeetamut.org > > _______________________________________________ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Ryan Dunn — 17 Jun 2010, 05:21 in reply to Jeff Wilson Plenty of monkey references to go around in the books alone. Glad to see it doesn't stop there! RE: my work, thanks I'm flattered. ...ryan > On Jun 17, 2010, at 1:15 AM, Jeff Wilson wrote: > On 6/15/2010 5:54 PM, Ryan Dunn wrote: > > Hello, > > > > My name is Ryan Dunn. > > > > I know many of you are long-time participants here on the urth.net > > mailing list. I am humbled by much of your prowess and > > breadth of knowledge on things both inside and out of Wolfe's Whorl. > > > > About me, briefly... > > > > I am a commercial film director living and working in New York City > > (www.ladies-gentlemen.tv ). I recently > > moved from Barrington, IL, where I worked in Chicago for a cumulative 7 > > years. > Welcome to the Monkey House, Ryan! > > That is some fine animation on your 2009 reel there. > > -- > Jeff Wilson - jwilson at io.com > IEEE Student Chapter Blog at > < http://ieeetamut.org > > _______________________________________________ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ brunians at brunians.org — 17 Jun 2010, 05:24 in reply to Ryan Dunn There is animation? I get a quicktime audio track. How do I see the animation? I would like to see the animation. I like the graphics a lot. . > Plenty of monkey references to go around in the books alone. Glad to see > it doesn't stop there! > > RE: my work, thanks I'm flattered. > > ...ryan > > > On Jun 17, 2010, at 1:15 AM, Jeff Wilson wrote: > > On 6/15/2010 5:54 PM, Ryan Dunn wrote: > > > Hello, > > > > > > My name is Ryan Dunn. > > > > > > I know many of you are long-time participants here on the urth.net > > > mailing list. I am humbled by much of your prowess > > > and > > > breadth of knowledge on things both inside and out of Wolfe's Whorl. > > > > > > About me, briefly... > > > > > > I am a commercial film director living and working in New York City > > > (www.ladies-gentlemen.tv ). I recently > > > moved from Barrington, IL, where I worked in Chicago for a cumulative 7 > > > years. > > Welcome to the Monkey House, Ryan! > > > > That is some fine animation on your 2009 reel there. > > > > -- > > Jeff Wilson - jwilson at io.com > > IEEE Student Chapter Blog at > > < http://ieeetamut.org > > > _______________________________________________ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------