I took the camera down on Sunday morning as Kush and Ari had both been lined up to appear in the post-rave warm'n'easy session. Kush was, however, elsewhere (Nebraska) and nearly all the rave survivors were passed out.. Starbucks was imported and Leesaw, who has been practicing her selecter skills in Paris, stepped in and flung roots 45's as the crowd stretched back to life. More people arrived including Ari who hopped off down the block to (I am guessing) take Wilton to Spider-Man, which had just opened. A little party developed and a microphone was eventually set up and those present encouraged to step up as music played gently. A girl, Yuki, speculated briefly about the possibilities of open-ness - 'not holding but sharing'.. A genial fellow reflected existentially on the occurrence of the t3 4PE@CE event. Then Yuki, on a roll, spoke again and sung a song for emphasis. That is the first clip below. The hypnotic music playing behind is 'Les Sept Sages de Mesopateme' by Laurent Diouf of PG2M. Later, as Andro played 'So many.. So Little..' from nuyorican poet KAYO, DJ Shane Digital delivered a cryptic acronymic riddle.. That is the second clip, including some extra footage of the front window, and even a brief shot of Selecter Leesaw .

DJ Shane Digital ran a d'n'b session over lunch. After a failure to connect with King of PG2M tried for a live set from France, people danced as the 4PE@CE record was played instead in conclusion. Then many headed off to the after party - Tompkins Sq Pk, where Bambaata was playing. In closing comments Missy did promise to produce a documentary, which we eagerly await. The clips here do not do justice to the richness of the video projections