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Guest Book Archive 1
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Jebster! great job har! heehee. Yer site is so serene:) I think it's the Zen-like trees in the corner;) luv ya teacherlady, stay Green!
Manda Marie on October 29, 2002
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Julie, Nice lil' site you have going here... I have only yet to begin sorting through it, but thus far have come to see a great deal I respect. You have a truly unique character, and bring a lot of good qualities to AIC-LA, hence why I keep showing up in your classes. Thanks for all the new ideas, opinions and wisdom you have shared with me thus far. -B
Brooke-Ashley Grove on November 7, 2002
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impressive……my esteem for you just keeps growing. Reader take note though – Julie didn’t vote Green in the last election. Sorry I just had to out you.
Christian Meyer on November 7, 2002
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It's true. I saw what was coming with Bush and panicked. I out myself all the time.
Julie on November 7, 2002
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Thanks! Interesting stuff. I was lucky enough to hear Sherman Alexie speak as the closing speaker at the ACPA (American College Personnel Association) conference in Long Beach back in March. He was EXTREMELY funny but also very insightful. John
John Paerels on November 7, 2002
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Cuz! Digging the new online presence. Can't wait to stir things up in the Discussion and Debate section. Familial web site participation begets web site participation. So are you and Dave coming to Christmas or what? Don't let me down. Cuz
Cuz Kate on November 7, 2002
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Mighty impressive! The Bolt is definitely up and running with the information highway. Lots more fotos, please. Mr. Long was very impressed that you remember his quote (the butoh thang.) You forgot "The Butcher Boy" on your movie list. Well, got to go. Have not read the short stories and poems yet.
Vi Ly on November 7, 2002
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Kate passed along your website. It's excellent! I'm completely intrigued to learn more and explore your links, resources, etc, and look forward to many lively debates in the future.
Becky on November 8, 2002
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Hello sexy, We are all sitting here talikng about how fabulous you are. Don't worry, I didn't vote Green in the last election either (Claire), I panicked too. We miss you. Great class last quarter! Anyways-love your website. Take care. Love, Us P.S. We are all planning to do a conceptual art piece naked in front of the federal building-want to come? we will provide the Guerrilla masks.
Claire Droney, Yvette Garcia, Kevin Suarez on November 8, 2002
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AILA's greatest teacher now has a website! I can't wait to dig into your stories and poetry. Totally missed the Poe play didn't we?
Stephen Banes on November 8, 2002
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A Wonderful place to explore. The Poems and stories are great. How can one not like anything written by the Bolt? The Discussion and Debate section is a great idea. My favorite section is the Travel Album. The pics are beautiful and inspiring. They make me want to dream about and draw other worlds. Also, I am honored to be included in your photo album. Julie, you did a great job. Bravo! I will be adding this site to my favorite places.
NESS MAGANA on November 10, 2002
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Hi Julie, I have visited your site and am amazed. Brave, sincere, honest, and intellegent are words that come to mind. What a resource for the students and others!!!!!!!!!! Thanks too for giving us a peep into your world. WOW. Be well, SR
Sean Ryan on November 10, 2002
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Hi Julie Sorry we didn't get to talk more at the OOA anniversary- can you believe it's been 2 years now since you, Dave and I were posted at the same reception table at the 17th anniversary? and for two years now, we have been fruitlessly talking about lunch plans ! Ridiculous, abosolutly. Anyway, I like your site- it's interesting to learn a little bit about a person I like, yet really don't know, in this curious way. I too am a great admirer of Sherman Alexie and Nabokov. Well, this is a little long for a message board (I think). I like your stories (haven't gotten to the poems yet). Until next time, Michelle
Michelle Cohen on November 10, 2002
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Julie, Thanks for sharing bits and pieces of your life. The resources are great! Your neighborhood “bag lady” reminded me of what a sense of self truly means. I look forward to continued sharing and learning.
Christine B. on November 11, 2002
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Nice job. Am I really that much taller than Amanda?
Aaron Lyle on November 11, 2002
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Have you read where 'so long' really comes from? It's posted up in Mohammed's office.
Info. Queen on November 11, 2002
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My first examination was much too short to offer any solid postmodern deconstuctionist criticism, but I do hope you read this week's NYTimes Magazine article on Animal Rights (which I should have written myself). For beginners, it is pure Juliebolt. I love you. Loon
Van Youngman on November 12, 2002
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I just started snooping through your site tonight and so far I love it! All the links and info are terrific, definitely useful to me. And I finally get to see where you came from. So nice, Love ya, celine
DinoFlava on November 12, 2002
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Hi Julie, thanks for inviting me to your site. I've yet to delve deeply but from what I've read so far I'll be visiting a lot more! Ramon has voiced his opinion of "Bowling for Columbine" on several occasions and once he stops playing GTA I'm sure he'll be posting his review.....(I'll hide the Playstation!) Cheery bye f'now! Vicky.
Guest on November 13, 2002
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Jules, You are just as amazing, & talented, & smart, & all that shit, as I remembered you. Seeing that picture of Skippy brought back all sorts of silly memories :-) V.
veronique on November 14, 2002
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I voted green. I always vote green. Whenever I have no idea what I'm doing or who I'm voting for I always pull the knobs next to the nice little picture of the green leaf.
Stefan aka: Dwarven Overlord!! on November 14, 2002
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On a more serious note. Was moved by your poem on a Page for Peace. PS You need a better scanner:(
Stefan on November 14, 2002
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Julie! Congratulations! The first reason I love the site is that now your smile is only ever a click away. But I also love all the thought and feeling you pack into it. It's a Website with a big heart. Enjoy it, and I will too! And thanks for your link to Few and Far Between!! Love, -Seonac <-- I found out only recently, this is the Gaelic substitute for Jonathan. How cool is that?
Jonathan Thayer on November 18, 2002
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It is sooooo nice to get to see a JB, even just a virtual one! Great website! Your true friend in Philadelphia/Ocean City JT Big hello to Dave! Only negative comment... not enough Dave photos.....
John on November 18, 2002
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...She was one of those languid women made of dark honey, smooth and sweet and terribly sticky, who take control of a room with a syrupy gesture, a toss of the hair--hey, what the? How did I--? Uh, sorry, Julie, I thought I was posting to my slightly more risque--uh, to a different site. Well, (clears throat; assumed casualness), hey Jules! Bravo! I do expect your site to walk with me and talk with me and tell me of many things. Now, I must resume my life's work... She was like a kitten rubbing against your leg, and she spoke in undertones that reduced the sturdiest of men to confused infants... (To be continued)
David Schreiber on November 22, 2002
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It was intresting to read "Beatniks" and what they are all about. I dont get cable but reading this essay transended me to a "The Learing Channel" mode. I particularly liked how the beatnik name came to be and also now their art (i.e. literature and music) flowed with their lifestyle politically. Beatniks are also fun to draw.
Im Fabian Torres (arts in society) Tue nights on November 25, 2002
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Hey dude. Yeah. Ok. Gotta Go. Yeah. Dude. Yeah. Like a starfish. Cool. Yeah. Lates.
forgotten uncle on December 3, 2002
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Great site Julie! Your dedication to your students, learing and art should inspire us all.
Joshua LaCross on December 11, 2002
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The "Wunchy" is in the hizzay, and JTB's hizzay is pretty dang cool! Thank you Julie for the great site. Keep up the good work. You set the standard for what a college teacher should be. You are always open to new ideas and even when you don't necessarily agree with a particular opinion, you patiently listen to it in it's entirety before you respond. That is a virtue Julie, it is difficult to do and I hope one day to be as exceptional of a critical thinker as you are! You rock our world "playa" thank you.
punchy wunchy on December 14, 2002
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Came across your site following a link, and spent a delightful time sharing your thoughts and bits of your personality! Glad to see you liked Kurosaw! He's my favourite Film Maker, but I still haven't seen The Seven Samurais completely! :( Wish you all the very best and a Happy Holidays!
Avi- (http://www.ryze.com/?Humorix) on December 20, 2002
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hey, none of our teachers had websites for us to check out. now i feel cheated. hey you, yeah you, julie's students you guys are lucky. i bet you actually could talk to your teacher about anything. wow. Happy New Year
natalie on January 2, 2003
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Jules -- I love the photos. It's a real walk down memory lane for me. Can you believe those clubbing days were almost 20 years ago???? In my opinion, we haven't aged a bit. :) Love always, a.
Andrea on January 3, 2003
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You don't know me, but I came across your site through a friend. I read some of the stories. They are a bit warped, but I couldn't stop reading. Great site, JUlie the Bolt. Keep it up!
Mad Dog on January 9, 2003
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Oh Julie Bolt...I do so miss you. I have a sad julie craving in my heart after perusing this yummy little website. Keep writing, you fabulous chica. There's a four-year old poet who wants to meet you... love and fond thoughts of Dirty Franks... peach
Peach Robidoux on January 10, 2003
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Hi Julie! I'm not much of an internet person, but I've enjoyed looking through your site... the poems, the photos, the links... and most of all the message boards. I;m shy about putting my thoughts up for the world to see but the conversations pushed me to a couple of times. What I like best about the webiste is that I can take your class forever! You a thought-provoking teacher and person.
Lady Anonymous on January 15, 2003
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hi, julie, just letting you know i knocked and let myself in. Great site, lot of fun, thanks for the pics of mom and the pottery. i'm passing it on to my bros. see ya.
armen on January 29, 2003
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Hello Julie and David. Great site - took a lot of work. Thank you for the pictures of the ceramics and of everyone! adm@lvcm.com
Ara Markarian on January 29, 2003
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I'm posting a second guestbook entry. Just for fun.
Cuz on February 5, 2003
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Hi JB What an awsome site, I rally like reading the discussion boards, and the class is really helping me to explore other grounds that I have been afraid of exploring. Thanks for a great discission and debate side!!
Naz on February 16, 2003
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Julie, you've been after me to check this out for months, & I must admit I've been SOOOO remiss with any e-mail correspondence, but ... WOW! I don't even know what to say! Lots to explore, and I'll be back soon!xoxo
Cat Woman on February 16, 2003
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Hey Julie! =) It's Angel from AI. Jen just told me about your site, it's awesome! If I would have known you were at the peace protest on 15th I would have dropped everything and gone for sure. ;) Great site, I'd like to add a link to your site on mine (when it's done) Much Love and Peace. - - Angel
Angel (aka: Default) on February 20, 2003
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all the billboards look very cool. I usually don't sign in, but your message bord is down. so it looks like I'll have to wait just a little while longer before I give any real feedback on the rest of your web site. see you in class:)
Cap'n Kirk on March 3, 2003
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Julie Rules...nuff said!!!!!!
Rod Almazan on March 4, 2003
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Nice site, I should've visited it earlier...
Hugo Conchucos on March 11, 2003
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Thanks Bolt for all the info about Iraq and the protests. I come here to read different perspectives when I feel the poison of the media seeping into my veins!!! STOP THE WAR!!!
Student on March 21, 2003
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I am a UNIS (ex) student and got your website address from another UNIS student (Veronique). Bravo and keep up the good work. I have thrown myself off the UNIS alumni list because I couldn't take the pro-war group any more. I am usually patient but this did try my patience. There is another UNIS alumni who has a weblog: http://stabe.blogspot.com You might want to check it out. I have joined a group called Americans Against War in Paris, France. We are a growing group and part of other such groups in London, Berlin, Amsterdam and few other places. We are trying to find more other such groups. We support our families and friends back home and say no to this Bush war. Best of luck in your own peace waging. Tamzin Jans (tamzin@freesurf.fr)
Tamzin Jans on March 24, 2003
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Tamzin sent me your site today. I too am a UNISite class of '72. Involved with the UNIS Alumni. I enjoyed your site extremely together and informative. Hope to meet you at the next All Alumni gathering the third Friday in June. Nuala (nulovesire@aol.com)
Fionuala (Nuala) on March 24, 2003
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Okay, this came to me as an email, but how could I not post such a nice compliment from the former Mayor of Santa Monica and current City Council member? From the Green Party no less: hi julie your website is fantastic! a good mix of politics and humor, i love it mike feinstein http://www.feinstein.org (my own page)
Michael Feinstein (posted by Julie) on April 1, 2003
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A friend at school told me about your site and all I can say is WOW! It is very creative and informative, especially if you are open-minded about society. Keep up the great work and I hope to take one of your famous classes some day.
Sizzla on May 24, 2003
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Explore the world; Take a stand for what you believe. Let your stand be heard, and let others join your team. You are not alone you are one of many for which you stand, your voice is only louder in a world of media, if you express it. </p> <b/>A-TEEM</b> </p> A special thanks for your support and sponsorship.
Adam Nelson a.k.a. Addambom on May 28, 2003
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Hey Cuz! Nice website. I loved the family photos. I'm looking forward to the great movies and books you mentioned. Always looking for new material. It's nice to see a pretty, family face. Keep in touch (email?).
from the "Rusty Bolt" on May 28, 2003
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JULIE GLAD I FINALLY CHECKED OUT YOUR SITE. THERE IS ALLOT TO SEE AND READ HERE. GOOD DISCUSSIONS AND PICTURES. (YOU'RE A CUTIE.) ENJOY YOUR NEW SON AND NEVER LOSE YOUR PASSION.
RS on June 2, 2003
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Wow, Julie the web site looks great. There are so many photos now. I know alot has to do with your new addition. Congrads Again!!!
Nic- on June 2, 2003
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on June 7, 2003
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Awesome Poem! Your words are like a prism, releasing colors of the beauty of life which were once trapped within the confines of a crystal.
R. Lomatewama on June 12, 2003
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After attending at least three of your classes, I have learned how use my voice and not be afraid to use it. Your website helps alot with information. My parents came from a country where women fought for freedom as much as the next man. Equality! Freedom! Fight for which is right is what I learned. Hopefully the rumors of another civil war in my parents country stays a rumor, if not i must go back with them and fight. The knowledge I have gained from your classes will help win many battles in my future, Thank you Mumbles.
mumbles on June 18, 2003
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Thanks again for another inspiring class. My eyes are open to so many more issues about American Indians. I've thought about issues I've never questioned before and now see how important they actually are. Plus, Sherman Alexie IS the shit!!! It's the first time in my life I couldn't stop reading. Thanks Bolt.
New Sherman Alexie Convert on June 20, 2003
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Hehehe...Thank you Julie for helping me find something good on the internet. At least something that's good that I could show my Grandma.
Aaarrggh Matey on June 27, 2003
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WE all know you're a communist. I'll help hide you when the C.I.rcus A.nimals come!
me. on July 9, 2003
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The Armenian ceramics page is very nice, but there are some important corrections that need to be made in case a reader wants to do some more research on his or her own. First, the correct spelling is Ohannessian. It is possible to find more information on this artist through the major Internet search engines. Second, it is the Via Dolorosa, the infinitely famous road where Christ carried the cross on the way to his crucifixion, where Ohannessian's pottery shop was established. Then, the colors of the ceramics are not produced through the use of blue clay, but blue and other hues of glazes which realize their colors through the process of firing. Tavit (the transliteration of the Armenian name David) went back to Kutahya to collect patterns and raw materials for the mixing of the glazes. He had learned the tradition of pottery making in Kutahya, which was a secondary center for ceramics in Turkey after Iznik. And he was influenced in the revival of interest in Islamic-style pottery by the designer C. R. Ashbee, who was involved in the Arts and Crafts movement in England, which had explored and popularized an Islamic-style decor in European ceramics through the work of a number of artists, including, notably, William de Morgan in England and Theodore Deck in France, as well as a number of commercial firms in England and Italy. Isnik and other Islamic pottery gained vogue in Europe in the 19th century. There is an immense collection of Islamic (and Armenian) pottery on display in the Vicoria and Albert Museum in London, acquisitions made over the course of the second half of the 19th century for those who wish to take a good look in person. Ohannessian's work melded with the early 20th century interpretations of the old Damascus and Iznik ceramics while remaining within the tradition of the many Armenian potters that had preceded him through the centuries in Turkey. In fact, the distinctive reddish color often seen in Iznik pottery of the 16th and 17th centuries is called Armenian bole. So it is good to be able to see these examples of Ohannessian's work, but it is also good to get some more facts straight! Thanks for your efforts!
Pottery Lover on August 6, 2003
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Errors are duly corrected! Thanks for sharing your knowledge about the whereabouts of more Armenian pottery with us. I take it you are not a family member but a pottery lover who stumbled on this site? Welcome.
JB on August 6, 2003
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Write in Julie Bolt for Govenor!
Grey Beard Loon on August 14, 2003
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The internet is an amazing device! (Got here from Vero's homepage.) You look very happy! Do you realize that we left UNIS almost 20 years ago?!
Leslie Scheidt Redd on August 24, 2003
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hope this is the beginning of the end of civil rights abuses and crimes against our school children
imustinsist on September 5, 2003
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Thar she blows!!!
Andrew Lee on September 5, 2003
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Hi Julie, your Bolt Newsflash page is absolutely dashing. Thumbs Up! Yours eye
eye on September 13, 2003
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Well, here we are! On Julie's website! We've been having a fine time going through all the pictures. And a fine lot of folks it is! We haven't yet read all the astute political musings because, you know, Julie, what a radical Bobbie is, and I don't want to influence her in dangerous directions. Seriously, this web site is great! From Bobbie: I am not a radical! I just have a few strong opinions! Gigi is teaching me the wonders of the computer. A task that will take us a while. Signing off for now. I miss you!
Gigi and Bobbie (La Grandmama) on September 15, 2003
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Great website Julie! Thanks for mentioning OOA's event. See you soon. Peace, Lisa
Lisa Smithline on September 25, 2003
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hey dave, juluie and theo the pictures are great..hope you guys are fine...of course we miss you guys in philly...i passed my doctoral orals...now the writing...i will be in san diego 10/24-10/26...i won't make l.a,. this time but you guys are always in my thoughts...will try to see you guys in the spring fp
frank prillerman on October 22, 2003
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I am looking for a film maker, producer by the Name of David Schreiber. He would be about 47-48 years old and is from California. If you could please let me know if you know of him, what he does, where he can be contacted it would be greatly appreciated.
Leslie Lyons on October 22, 2003
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You are cute. The world is a better place because you are in it. You go grrrrrl.
Lou Delgado on October 24, 2003
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Thank you for having the overies to put all of this very much needed information on the net. You're a gem, Jule
Julie Edwards on October 30, 2003
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To The Bolt. I am a secret admirer from your class. Thank you for all the knowledge you share with us kids. Keep doing what you are doing. Great site but I want to see more updates about your life. I love the pictures.
Underduck on November 16, 2003
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You voted Green?
polanco on November 20, 2003
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Just dropped by to say I miss you. We had the big Art Opening for the Bob Arufo Restrospective Friday and it was a smashing success. Happy Happy Thanksgiving ya'all. GreyBLoon
Youngman on November 25, 2003
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You rock Mrs. Bolt! You have brains and balls.
guy in the back corner on December 12, 2003
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yo bolt! whuttup!?!? why iz it dat all da chit chat iz in the white man's language? wuzzup wid dat? how com u fogot bout yo homies back on da east coast. knowwhattimsayin? we be chillin out here. still ballin and all dat. yo, so u be comin back to da hood fo kristmas? kool. we can pop open some dom or cristal and do it up nyc style, ya heard me!? holla back yung un, awiight!? peace out!
faridoun dean djras hilmi on December 17, 2003
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Love your site! Of course I went directly to the poetry and LOVED it! I'll be back to see more when I get back from a very needed vacation. Most of all, I am so impressed with Theo! WOW! Next, congrats on the "Doc" Wow! It couldn't have happened to a more deserving soul! It was soooo great seeing you all this AM. I think you will find a few things on my site you will like too. Go to "other CDs" and listen to "Angel With A Broken Wing". It is a song I wrote to honor Grover Washington. I think it might be the best song I have ever produced. Simply because of the caliber of players who agreed to perform on it... All my love to you and your wonderful family! JPG
Jim Gallagher on December 29, 2003
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Congrats on your Doctrates!! We knew you'd get it!! I love all your classes, along with your inspirational and insightful thoughts! Thanks, Lor
Lorie Luciano on January 19, 2004
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President George Bush it my cousin.He and i are decendants to the Wampanoag Royal line.He and his family seem to have lost the meaning of the morals we have.They know that the jig is up and we know that they are wicked.Now they are taking the realivance of God out of our forever changing the image of the american peoples forever.Thats why we seem to be coming off to other peoples as hippocratical nation.Now they build along the lines of communism one of the things that we hate!!!!Using the law and thier resources for malicious purposes.It disgusting how the so freely abuse the system for their own means.No country can endure the seperation of it's peoples it will not stand.People have the right to be good as God. Now they want us to follow the law whether god or bad reguardless to the consquences.This breach of trust will be the end of america.I am the Sachem for my family of the royal bloodlines of the Narragansett and Wampanoag Peoples and We if necessary saperate from this wicked union.Good luck in your undertakings.
Dirty Feathers on January 26, 2004
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Thank You for Your inteeligent "Blueprint" in Swedish TV2 2004-01-25. There was only 1 flashback: is this really focused on humanitarian aid by all means or on "kvasi" - intellektuall-show off- Why leav the national council? Yours cincerely vh
Dov Hofmann on January 26, 2004
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You're a bit wrong about Kerry's vote on the war. I was disappointed that he voted yes - but as he said then - it was reluctantly - I watched his speech. He voted to go to the UN beforee any action and said he would hold Bush accountable if he did not do what he was saying he would do-- re the UN , allies etc. Of course, W was lying through his teeth and a lot of us felt it. I'm sorry Kerry didn't. Also -- Sharpton??!! Also Kucinich -- I like what he says but he has loser written all over him. What's the point?
Pops on February 4, 2004
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Keep up the tremendous work, you're an amazing woman.
David Pietro Del Monaco on February 5, 2004
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Really good site, has helped me with a few English 20 assignments, I enjoy this site, keep up the excellent work!
Jason on February 24, 2004
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Thanks for a great class this quarter!
Mark on March 24, 2004
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I A teacher in Mumbai India. Please elaborate your experiances. Exellent afforts !!! thanks with warm regards jay jayupadhyay@hotmail.com
Jayvardhan Upadhyay on April 1, 2004
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WOW. STILL A GREAT PLACE TO VISIT. I DROPPED IN FOR A QUICK GLANCE AND ENDED UP STAYING FOR HALF AN HOUR. ALWAYS A PLEASURE. :)
NESS on April 7, 2004
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I really enjoyed you're class.You are a ver beautiful woman I admire you're maturity,you're flirty smile. I imaginedhow it would be to make sweet love to you while you taught you're lecture. AnywaysI would really like to see you again, and those beautifull legs of yours. Be a darling and e-mail me at miguelfigueroacei@hotmail.com I will expect it soon. XXOO See you soon, Miguel
miguel quinteros on April 13, 2004
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Scandalous. Shocking. Inappropriate. What was I thinking when I wrote this message? But, of course, I REALLY DID enjoy your FAAAAABULOUS class! Most humbly, MQ ;)
miguel quinteros (or is it?) on April 15, 2004
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i loved your lecture i only wish i had some fried chicken to eat whiled i listened but now that i think about it i would have loved some steak, or maybe some smoked rabbit but anyways i love animals but only when their cooked or dead. best wishes jihad
Jihad on April 20, 2004
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I found this site while searching poetry on the web. I think your poetry is incredible. Really smart and creates pictures in the mind. Great site. Keep writing!
Myra J on May 3, 2004
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hey julie it is a rainy night in paris -- but i am not complaining Great to look at your site i'mm be here until june 4**give me an update love mary i dont have your email address with me
mary wolf on May 8, 2004
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Gallagher got his degree from the U. of Penn.yesterday. His commencement speaker was Bono. Figures. Continue this delightful site. The Irascible Grey Beard Loon
C. Van Youngman on May 18, 2004
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This website is great! It is da bomb! You rule!!!!!!!! Hottie2_shotte #1
hottie2_shottie on May 19, 2004
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not website i mean't class! sorry! but you totally rule!!!
hottie2_shottie on May 19, 2004
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Hey nice website. You have a lot of great stuff on here and the Message board is great. I'll be checking out your website more often. Oh yea and I promise not to be late to class anymore. : ^ P
Steve Alfaro on May 20, 2004
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Julie: If you get this message email me. We knew each other at Bard and I live here in Los Angeles and would love to be in touch with you. sharoneshaghpour@aol.com
Sharon Eshaghpour on June 5, 2004
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I was looking up an old friend on the internet and was shocked and saddened to see her picture on your website. Melita was a sweet, kind, and genuine person. I went to grade school and junior high with her, we lost touch after high school. I don't know what happened to her, but I know she will be missed.
T Welch on June 6, 2004
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Hi T Welch, Thank you for thinking of Melita. There are many people who will always love her very much. Feel free to send me an email at juliethebolt@aol.com.
Julie on June 6, 2004
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It's only been a couple months out of school and my fondest memories were Julie Bolt's classes, discussions, field trips, realizations! She opens up doors you never knew were there! Miss You!
Lorie Luciano on June 10, 2004
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hey more to come
FreDneSs on July 11, 2004
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Wanted to ask you if you are the same Julie I used to know years ago , we met in jamaica via your then best friend Aisha . If it sound like you , please shout me at terminatorentertainment@yahoo.com If not , sorry !!
hudson head on July 28, 2004
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Thanks for welcoming me to the World of Bold. An excellent weblog. I praise your gathering and focusing of material on civil liberties and our current political dilemma. Julie-full-of-surprises! I send you love and underscore the necessity for all of us to get in involved right now in the national debate during this crucial time. (Please vote, everyone!) Lauri
Lauri Maerov on September 22, 2004
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Hi, Julie-- I doubt you remember me! I was in your class probably two or three years ago, and didn't say much or do much. I did write, though. I was at the Portfolio Show yesterday and heard about your site, so I checked it out! It's great, and Theo is ADORABLE! Hope all is well. :)
Jeanny Lee on September 24, 2004
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Great to hear from you Jeanny! Of course I remember you. Hope you are doing well!
Julie on September 27, 2004
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Hi Julie, I love the way you are using my Dad's Americans Who Tell The Truth portraits on your site. (Yours is a great, fun, informative, alive site.) I will send my Dad the link now so that he can see as well. We are working with the Cesar Chavez Foundation to bring the portraits to Southern California. My e-mail is aran@americanswhotellthetruth.org. If you send me a message I will keep you posted on the exhibition's itinerary. All the best, Aran
Aran Shetterly on October 18, 2004
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Julie, hello from an old friend. Drop me a line: kmccolle@paulbunyan.net I'm very happy to see that you're doing so well.
Kevin McColley on October 21, 2004
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interesting......
on November 4, 2004
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Hello ;) Umm...great site
PEEJAE on January 6, 2005
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Is Lawrence really your favorite alltime film? Mine too. I am so impressed by your website and, moreover, the life you are living. I agree with your politics, and were I younger, well, who knows? Alas, when I was younger, I didn't have the insight that you have now. Actors spend too much time having to be whores to the profession. I am very happy to be an English prof instead. I love you, your family and of course, your mom ...and dad, who I haven't seen in years except for the wonderful pictures up on this site. Go, Julie!
Mary the Shelley - Carroll on February 7, 2005
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I've been looking around some more; specifically, I was interested in your syllabus. Are you sure you're Gigi and Johnny's daughter? I know I'm not as pretty as either of them, but you think the way I do and you teach the way I do. Could I have had you in some alky blackout way back when and then they slipped you to that lovely couple to raise? Hmmm. I like the way you talk to your students.
Mary the Shelley etc. on February 7, 2005
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God! What a super site! I loved your film recommendations! Really! Well, stay cool! Love you!
Bob on February 15, 2005
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i'm going to be honest, i visit your site regularly. and i have to say its great.... its just like your political science...ohh wait i mean arts in society class... i'm going to be honest again..i miss that class...you made my head hurt from the aggressive thinking in class and out of class. You don't know how many politically minded conversations Don and I had after monday's classes. i just wanted to say THANK YOU, because i didn't say it at the last class. so THANK YOU.juliethebolt btw.I'm registering this week.what classes are you teaching?
oak on February 20, 2005
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I just wanted to say I like your site. I am 22 and trying to comprehend what the hell is going on with the world today. I have to problem protesting the war and don't care what people say. I have friends in Iraq and they know I support them but I do not support BUSH and this war. I would like any info you have on any protests going on. Again great site and if you need any anti-Bush or anti-war got www.mushycat.com they have some great stuff. Peace.
Anni on March 3, 2005
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Hey there Julie! =P I just wanted to let you know about a new website that I've developed, for homosexuals and the individuals who support them. It's called, GoingDowne.com, and it's address pretty much speaks for itself. We provide useful information to the gay community, informing them about what's going on at the other side of society with gay news, and supporting forums. Check it out, and maybe if it's possible, or if a gay subject comes in mind in your class, let's discuss it at goingdowne.com =). Take cares and see you later.
Joel Richard Escorpiso on March 11, 2005
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Just sayin' hi to the Bolt! Hi!
N8 Lau on March 25, 2005
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It makes me proud to see your page and know that at least some of us will make a diffrence in this world.I always knew that you would be a great lady and i love you for not losing you wonderful spirit.Theo is beautiful. I am sad to say that living on the otherside of the world america now is a place were peaple are scared to go just cause there is a chance that they might be recived negatively,dont ever remember that from my childhood.keep up the good work and hopefully things will be fine.
Aisha Schonmeyr Pataudi on March 31, 2005
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this is a great site! thanks for all the hard work! can anyone out there help? i'm doing a paper on elders as cultural activists- do you think the elder activist make a difference in present day movements? if so, what cultural contributions have made an impact on movements? thanks andrea: amandl4paz@yahoo.com
andrea on April 3, 2005
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this site is awesome!
carrito-kun on April 7, 2005
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Thank you for a quarter of enlightenment, accourding to my conciouss. I must say that I very much enjoy a deeper look into how the world is presented through your eyes; pictures, stories, topics and stern but open-ended gestures ready for the wolves of debate to eat. I hope that you are doing well, and I will be sure to definitley work on my writing somemore because I sure know that I definitley need it. Take care and God bless Hanz the king of pirates
Hanz on April 11, 2005
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You are mad cool. I am glad to have another quarter with The Bolt.
CyberRogue on April 15, 2005
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Mike on April 27, 2005
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I just want to say thank you for Whitman...
on April 27, 2005
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Well after reconnecting after, what did we agree it was? Something like 10 years! I have to say it all felt perfectly normal, you looked and sounded great - Dave's the perfect dad it seems and Theo is an angel - and appropriately my favorite photo is him "blessing" you and Dave. I'm sad your moving back east just when we rediscovered each other again but I'm sure our paths will continue to cross - and hopefully we'll all get together again before you leave - I'd love Liz to meet you all. much love, Mace
Mason Bendewald on May 22, 2005
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I haven't visited your page in awhile! It just reminds me how much I miss your classes.
Ambar Lafaurie on May 25, 2005
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Did you know that this site is a googlewhack? the key words are cumbersome imancipation (the latter being spelled wrong)
Jonathon Breed on June 7, 2005
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aay! I tried to EMAIL the bolt so that I could get a graded versian of my last assignment or perhaps if it's missing, a recorded analysis, but your email adress is nowhere to be found! ...For security reasons I assume? Well whatever the case, I gave out mine, so I could do with a reply as soon as you see this. If not... oh well, I got an "A-" anyway, so I got nothing to bitch about... Just wanted to see where my writing skills were going. Up the scale, or down the toilet. That is all.
Joe (Spiralglitch@yahoo.com) on June 15, 2005
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Thank you for the great experience in class. It has been loads of fun and I have learned plenty. Please have fun in New York or any other place you will be going in life. I hope you will never forget us here in California. Thank you again. You are one hell of a teacher.
Michael Delfin on June 15, 2005
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Hi Julie!!! just thought i'd stop by your website =) ...really cool... i like it! i had fun in your class... thanks for giving me all the learning experiences i needed!...i learned a whole lot.. your a fun and excellent teacher!... your so lucky your going to New York.. i love it there! have an awesome time!
Ivy Liwag on June 18, 2005
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To this day you are still one of the most amazing woman I have ever met. You are a roll model to me and I only hope that I can be like you "when I grow up"... Love you Julie!!!
Wendy Blackburn on June 23, 2005
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AHHH Julie, I couldn't agree more on the walls of Venice and SM. I fell in love with the pier when Samuel was young and we still enjoy it to this day. Afterwards (or before) we take a dive and then the pier, and then the Lobster for seafood apps on the patio while scratching the salt from our shoulders. Those ARE the moments that involuntarily define home for me. I can't imagine your (is turmoil too strong?)about leaving, but as you know you are loved by so many and Venice is staying right where it is waiting for frequent visits from you all. What a grand opportunity for Mom and Dad, but a real gift for Theo to know two diverse and equally inspireing places to call home!!! Be well, SR
SR on June 28, 2005
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julie how i miss thee! my heart quivers with braveness. Thank you for making me a little braver, now i can take the world by the hand and dance with it, slowly at first i suppose, both of us have left feet so I wonder who will lead. so thank you for your courage, your heart and powerfull words....so no good buys...just good changes... how has your trip been? have you left CA yet? how many people have you encountered so far? any impacts, stories or inpirations? I hope to hear from you my email is lp17grl@hotmail.com ..... later days
marbella calvillo on July 15, 2005
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Julie-us Bolt-us, my most favorite-us of academia! Oh how i love thee, let me count the ways...But seriously, you need to call dave and get his a** back to CA. You need to drop the plans to sign a lease in NY, and cancel the for sale ads in CA. In other words...don't leave me! :(
Manda Marie on July 25, 2005
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Hey! Thanks for the myspace comments. I just read "My Lucky Left." I loved it. I'll be reading the rest of them soon, but now, back to class I go!
Joel Stapley on July 26, 2005
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Is this the same Julie Bolt of Temple's LM Summer School fame? If not, please disregard. Love your material anyway! Ex mentor leonwilk@gmail.com
Leon Wilk on July 28, 2005
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"AS if a phantom caress’d me, I thought I was not alone, walking here by the shore; But the one I thought was with me so long ago, as now I walk by the shore—the one I once loved ..., As I lean and look through the glimmering light—that one has not disappeared!" Wow! Read your resume and you are ...! Must absorb your material. Still do not understand how I found you. Bright, imaginative,sensitive, and still surrounded by kids. So many questions... thoughts impalpable, to breathe, as air. "WHO is now reading this? May-be one is now reading this who knows some wrong-doing of my past life, Or may-be a stranger is reading this who has secretly loved me, Or may-be one who meets all my grand assumptions and egotisms with derision, Or may-be one who is puzzled at me. As if I were not puzzled at myself! Or as if I never deride myself! (O conscience-struck! O self-convicted!) Or as if I do not secretly love strangers! (O tenderly, a long time, and never avow it;) Or as if I did not see, perfectly well, interior in myself, the stuff of wrong-doing, Or as if it could cease transpiring from me until it must cease." LW 7/28/05
Lee Wilk on July 28, 2005
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Once again I visit your site and my heart fills with such pride and emotion to see all the good works you are doing. Its funny , I knew you from a time when all this seemed so far away , even then I knew you were so special , I belive I told you so at the time.I am proud of you girl !! I mean it!I know you are busy and have so much work to do , but if you ever have a few seconds to yourself ,drop your old friend Hudson a line.....it was indeed my pleasure to make your acquaintance back then , it would be even more a thrill to make it now. hudsonggabay@yahoo.com
hudson gabay on July 28, 2005
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Hey Julie-- Saw your very strong poem at Lit Vision. (I have one there too). I like your words, your lovely words. I'd like to see more work. Write me at resolemcrey@yahoo.com if you're so inclined.
Corey Mesler on July 30, 2005
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I would like to go on record as saying that when it comes to Women and those darn hip huggers or low riders even though they look good their too easily offended about comments.Reason I say that is because I was wactching a friends son and he made a comment about certain things I think kids shouldn't see in public period but they do.I meen come on little boys don't realize what their saying at times and even though I spoke to him about the comment I still had to deal with security now that's not fair and I have to attend court now because a lady didn't want to make sure she was covered or could tollerate a childs comment. Thanks Womens Lib
Buggs3131 on August 21, 2005
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Hey just had to say that I love your travel pics... :o) http://www.parsyar.co
Ali Parsyar on August 24, 2005
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Bolt The Epiphenowoman Its been too long since your last NewsFlash. Get with it.
Youngman on August 24, 2005
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cant get the pic's at the news section working.
erik on September 3, 2005
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Hi Erik, Yes, they are itty bitty thumbnails that can't be enlarged on the newsflash page -- something about the program I use. However, the thumbnails on the photo pages can be enlarged. Many are poorly scanned, but that is another story.
JB on September 4, 2005
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cool site, i am starting to learn ojibwemowen, and will recommend this site to others in our language table. . .
linda on September 5, 2005
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I really liked your web page,it kept me excited though out my 3hr wait for class, i envy the full exciting life you have going on, except of course that river bed thing. in a sence i knew i was rigth about you, you seem to ba a dedicated, fun, loving person ! hope you consider sticking around at bronx community colledge, anyway see you in class at 2;00pm. " mi gone" (patois,jamaican dialect
kashina east on September 8, 2005
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NOTE TO DRUG COMPANY SPAMMERS: Drug company spammers have been spamming this guest book for weeks now, causing me to constantly delete their messages. I insist you STOP IMMEDIATELY, before I investigate the source and look into what kind of legal action I can take.
JB on September 14, 2005
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You are right. Lolita is the Great American Novel. Written by a Russian in his second language. Yes, you are right.
Corey Mesler on September 24, 2005
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I am in your 4:00pm class. I have a problem. I lost the paper you gave us to write the the 3 page literacy paper. can you e-mail me the first question on the paper. i don't know what to do. Please help!
nancy seda on September 25, 2005
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Sure, Nancy. Cut and paste this link in your browser: http://www.labolt.citymax.com/page/page/2354926.htm I'll put all your major writing assignments there.
JB on September 25, 2005
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i loved the site. it gave me madd info. sorry i aint been in class but ill be there next time class meets. but overall it was oof the hook. alot of things ill be needin from here. chek u lata prof. bolt! HOLLA!ONE!
DENI a.k.a. EL MASTEL "DINO"(still tryin ta solve on October 3, 2005
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great site
bill on October 9, 2005
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MANONERZ on October 10, 2005
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Hey Julie, send me your email again, will you?
kevin mccolley on October 12, 2005
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Since this isn't formal the site is wus up and I enjoyed looking through it. Wish I could have sent you my revisoins of my essay but I need your e-mail again. I checked the uh syllabus and guess what, when I needed it the most it vanished, oh well. See you next class.
Michael on October 14, 2005
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Michael, here is a link to the rough syllabus: http://www.labolt.citymax.com/page/page/2251858.htm There is a messageboard on the page that has all our assignments posted. You can email me at boltius@aol.com. That's my spam address, since I don't like to post the regular one here. But I'll be sure to check!
JB on October 14, 2005
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Good site
fines on October 27, 2005
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Greateful to you for everything you have done to achieve this result! I wish you all the best.
Joseph on November 1, 2005
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Intriguing Debate...Cool Website, MY FOLKS LIKE IT
Remy on November 6, 2005
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| Due to spam in my old guest book, I have had to copy and archive the content on a different URL and start fresh. Don't mess with me spammers! Everyone else, feel free to say wassup here.
La Bolt on November 15, 2005
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| A whole pay period without a Newsflash is far too long.
A Humble Loon on November 16, 2005
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| hello to the bolt. you might just might remember the poet and the performance artiste. florencio ortiz and kristen McAhren from AILA (yes AILA). stumbled upon "tonto and the loan ranger fist fight in heaven" we did. it started there, and now we are here.
write us, please. or give us your e-mail.
k&f florencio@florencio.net
give peace a chance
kristen & florencio on December 5, 2005
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| Hey Julie, Just on a whim I thought I'd Google you and good God woman you have your own dang empire! Wow, I feel like I've been on an amazing Julie-journey reading all about your adventerous life. Amazing. But did I expect anything less? As always, even from a distance, you are truly inspiring. If you feel so inclined, here's my email: anniesbrown@yahoo.com It's been a long-ass time since I saw you last in Philly. Since then I've moved from Philly to Minneapolis to Albuquerque to Boca Raton to DC to Baltimore and now currently, to Denver. Would love to catch up.. A
Annie Schwartz Brown on December 15, 2005
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| Loon and Urffer at the Darwin Exhibit 12-27. 1:30 PM
greybloon on December 16, 2005
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| Merry Christmas!
Rowan on December 17, 2005
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| And a very Happy 13,670,000,006!
Grey Beard Loon on December 26, 2005
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| Dr. Bill Benton is a nut! Don't beleve his B.S. Hey everyone vote Republican and God Bless Gearge Bush.
Josh on October 26, 2006
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| Beautiful to hear from you, Gabe!
JB on October 26, 2006
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| Hey there Julie, it's been quite some time but thought you should know you'r an awesome teacher and keep strong on your mission to allow others build better minds for themselves and the world around them. As for me, I'll always be a rolling stone in the river of life. Cheers to the grand experience of existence.
Gabriel Gonzales- former student @ AICLA on October 24, 2006
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| Damn the spam and hooray for Juliethebolt for her persistence. On my way to London, after I catch Richard Dawkins at the Phila. Library Nov. 2. Peace.
Grey Beard Loon on October 21, 2006
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| Hi. Damn, I hate it when a message of mine disappears...Any chance it was sent by mistake before I meant it to?
Looks like a good site. I support the idea that "9-11" was not done by a handful of loony Arabs with plastic box-cutters, but was--rather--orchestrated by people in the intelligence community..as directed by people like Cheney and Rumsfeld. There is plenty of evidence of this, for anyone with an open mind and with more intelligence than a head of cabbage.
Dr. Bill Benton on October 21, 2006
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| Test comment in new guest book. Spammers be gone!
JB on October 16, 2006
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| Its been a long time Bolt. I used to be one of your students back in 2000. I miss your class. You got yourself a nice little website here. I'll be sure to visit it frequently and write some reviews.
Lucano on September 16, 2006
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| We'll be at the cabin the entire last week of this month. Why not drop by.
GreyBLoon on September 12, 2006
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| Test! New guest book in effect!
JB on September 8, 2006
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| hi julie i am freshman in your eng 11 class and i just wanted to say that i really like your web page see you in class on tuesday.
Irene Arnold on September 2, 2006
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| hi professor, i wast in your english 02 class last semester i am trying to find out your section for english 11 so i can take it with you. i think that you are the best professor i ever have. well see you in september if i find your class.
gladys p.
gladysp on August 20, 2006
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| Hi Julie: I was noting your obvious love of Armenian ceramics and thought that this link might be of interest. From a political and religious standpoint - an ocean of difference but artistically, about as close as you can get. www.anthonyslayter-ralph.com
anthony slayter-ralph on August 20, 2006
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| Very interesting site!
Wet t shirt on August 16, 2006
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| Some cool sites for you...
www.quilomboarte.com
www.hiphoprevolution.org
www.clenchedfistsproductions.com
Ricardo Mireles on August 15, 2006
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| Hi Julie, You may not remember me but I was a student of yours at AICLA. Id love to come in contact with you again. Please e-mail me at your earliest convenience. xelerim@yahoo.com. Since graduating I have been heavily involved in progressive social movements through hip hop. Id love to chat with you about it. Hope all is well...
Ricardo Mireles on August 15, 2006
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| A boat bent on honest pursuits sailed downstream with the wind; Utu has sought out honest ports for it.
Oscar on August 7, 2006
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| Hi Julie! Wow, I did a search for my dad's stuff and found your site. Cool seeing the link to my Dad's stuff and Rich's site too! First time I've ever seen my sister on the net--lol! Hope all is well in your life!
John R. Ruben on July 6, 2006
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| Good site!
Brandon on June 19, 2006
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| Julie, I am from the AICA I was in your art in society class also your creative writing class. I wanted to let you know if I didn't get to tell you then that you have been the best teacher I ever had. I learn alot about myself in your classes. Your amazing person and I just wanted to make sure you knew that. I hope your doing well and know your missed. Missy
Missy O'Gara on May 25, 2006
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| Hello Cuz,
Just dropping by to say hello, and to see what you cats have been up to. I'm eagerly awaiting the pics of Theo tearing up the track event at the Armory. And more pics of Khloe, please!
Cuz
Cuz Katie on April 6, 2006
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| i know you like indians. here is a story, not contrived,this actually did happen. this is about leroy cleveland, an american indian, a sioux. he was killed on june 22, 2002 at dallas, texas. he was drinking that afternoon, he had just engaged in an arm wrestling match with chico and he then, the way they tell it, he dissappeared under the bridge. they later found his body tangled in some debris under bachman lake. i dont know whaT HAPPENED MYSELF AS I WAS NOT THERE. I WAS VERY UPSET AS HE WAS MY FRIEND, WENT DOWN THERE AND ENDEAVORED TO FIND OUT WHAT HAPPENED. THERE WERE ABOUT 3-4 PEOPLE I TALKED TO WHO WERE HANGING OUT THERE. THEY ALL GAVE DIFFERENT STORIES. THIS IS A SAD TRAGEDY FOR HIM, AND ME ,..AS I STILL GRIEVE FOR HIM. I WAS WONDERING IF ANYONE COULD CONTACT HIS GRANDMOTHER, MARIA WHITEWATER IN OMAHA NEBRASKA. HE HAS 4 CHILDREN WHO MAY NOT KNOW WHAT HAPPENED. ONE IS A NURSE. THAMK YOU.
LINDA AVENT on March 27, 2006
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| hey professor, I hope you get this my name is Maya Burton I'm in your English class. I may not attend class due to a black out in my neighborhood. It is on the news that Co-op City has no power and the public safety may have something to do with it since they went on strike.
Maya Burton on March 21, 2006
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| Hey Julie! it's been a year or so since i've been on the site and i'm not at the art institute anymore. who knows if you even remember me. it looks like you might not be teaching there anymore. is that right?
Mike Babineau on March 11, 2006
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| hi love your site class of eng02
p on February 10, 2006
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| Whats up the Bolt, i like the class website, n lemme find out ppl is hittin on u ova this!!!
WhiteBoi on February 6, 2006
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| I don't know who you are; I stumbled onto your site by accident. It looks like you're some kind of teacher. All I wanted to say is that you're freaking hot. I'll move to wherever you're teaching, just to take a course.
Steve on January 22, 2006
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| I all be here. See ya next month. March at the latest.
GreyBLoon on January 22, 2006
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| Wow, Julie Bolt, one of my best and most inspiring teachers at the Art Institute of Phila. Hope you are well. -marisol maristout@netscape.net
Marisol Stout on January 8, 2007
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| i've just discovered your site while trying to find old school friends from unis - i'm not sure if it's you & sorry to disturb you if you're not! we went to unis in nyc in 1978/79 and we called you JEB - julie elisabeth bolt! we hung around with stephanie before i left for japan. would be nice to hear from you - if it's you... regards from karin arquisch
karin arquisch on December 27, 2006
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| ...there's so much to a story that can never be summed up in simplicity without having embraced the essence and vitality of the content; that which dangles in the paradox of conceptual existence. If the experience and the process of sensory cognative analysis of these fleeting moments are slept away; they are cast into the big empty. Possibilities and enigmatic anomolies fed to the vacuum of life unwritten. The absence of any relativity incubates the manifestation of illusion... an empty shell of a hollowed conclusion... in hypothosis, the very understanding of life then hangs in the gallows by a futile noose; a shallow compensation for idle contentment. A mosolium of consciousness; abstractions of paper mache memories... :::awake:::
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| Just droppin in to say Hi!! And your a Fabulous Proffesor.
Monique Humes on February 20, 2007
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| Seems my site link did not show. The URL is http://www.mcvicars-meeting-place.cityslide.com/page/page/170504.htm .
Brianm on January 30, 2007
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| Hello there. My name is Brian McVicar and stumbled on to your site after searching some of the spam left on my site. I see you are having the same problem. I was looking at your site and find it has the same basic layout as mine. Would I be correct thinking it is a cityslide or citymax site? My site is with cityslide,check it out here, and I am being swamped with this spam...and have been for months. I even have a tracker on the site, but, can't track it. Which leads me to think it is coming from cityslide themselves. I would like to hear your thoughts on this. Please email me at brianm506@yahoo.ca . Thank you for your time.....Brianm.
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