X-Message-Number: 13635 Date: Mon, 24 Apr 2000 18:14:58 -0500 From: david pizer <> Subject: Re: CryoNet #13622 - #13629 At 05:00 AM 4/24/00 -0400, CryoNet wrote: >---------------------------------------------------------------------- >Message #13623 >From: kabu <> >Date: Sun, 23 Apr 2000 21:31:56 +0900 >Subject: cryonics community need art >Dave, this is Kaburagi. (Call me Kabu) >Sorry for my "turtle" response, since my English ability >is not so high-lebel. you said ; >>> What are the things you want? Be specific! >I want a musical instrument to play. Kabu: You have to bring your own instrument, but we will have a place where we all meet in the evenings to relax, play music, sing and do other things to entertain each other. >My wife does musical therapy at hospices in Japan. >She visits patients in their rooms with her keyboard, >Plays the songs they request her, >And is appreciated by them very much. Sounds nice. Not at first, but after we are further along with the community and other facilities, we want to have a hospice for cryoncists waiting to go into suspension. I'm sure your wife's music and attention will be very welcome. Are you both signed up for cryonics? >I want a small stage to do some performance. >It isn't necessarily a large one. >Of course I want to hold a concert there. >But even more fulfilling experience will be >Putting making up a play with my friends >And putting it on the stage all by ourselves. Many people have asked for a place like this. And as mentioned above, we will have a nice one. >I want a place to pray. >It isn't necessarily a chapel. >But it would be wonderful >If the building has a Buckminster Fuller's dome on its roof. Mike Perry will be in charge of this. I am sure he will plan something very beautiful. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- >Message #13626 >Date: Sun, 23 Apr 2000 22:01:46 +0400 >From: Mikhail Soloviev <> >Subject: Cryonics Immigration Foundation >1. I think one of the most real and safe ways for non-American >immortalists to be cryonically suspended is to find >a legal (and not expensive) procedure to obtain permanent >or long-term US residency. >2. I offer to start the search of such procedure from the >establishment of a special organization (maybe virtual >in the beginning) -- the Cryonics Immigration Foundation (CIF) >with the following initial goals: >1) accumulation of ideas; >2) coordination of volunteers' actions; >3) fund raising (to pay lawyers etc.). >3. In my opinion CIF should be an American organization, >established and run mainly by the American cryonicists >(e.g. by the Society for Venturism) -- of course, with >participation of non-American cryonicists. >-- Mikhail This is a good idea. Perhaps you could coordinate it with Mike Perry to bring some of your ideas to completion. Dave Rate This Message: http://www.cryonet.org/cgi-bin/rate.cgi?msg=13635