branch and ruler

2006-09-05 Thread Alan Sondheim
branch and ruler when the branch and the ruler meet and demarcate each other, it is the branch which has created the ruler, and the ruler which has measured the branch; every tool has ancestry; we are near the beginning, near the clout on the head, the massacre, the cannibalism, the torture

Re: CA and txt (fwd) - this is fascinating work/writing I think

2006-09-05 Thread Alan Sondheim
-- Forwarded message -- Date: Tue, 5 Sep 2006 03:53:42 -0400 From: Alan Sondheim [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: Alan Sondheim [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: CA and txt This really fascinates me; at the moment though I'm on linux (Ubuntu/Kubuntu) which has python

237/365, Dave

2006-09-05 Thread Dan Waber
Dave is a force of Nature who has fire damaged more than one of my residences (using things like cereal) and is often heard to say, Sorry, that was louder than I intended. Of course, he also saved my life. 40 words, 40 years 365 days, 365 people http://www.logolalia.com/40x365

Irwin death, animal world revenge: Greer

2006-09-05 Thread mIEKAL aND
(here's a different perspective on Steve Irwin...I've never seen Animal Planet or any of this guy's shows but she makes some good points) Irwin death, animal world revenge: Greer http://www.theage.com.au/news/World/Irwin-death-animal-world-revenge- Greer/2006/09/05/1157222109840.html

Re: I Read Too Much Proust

2006-09-05 Thread Thomas savage
I Wish There Were More Proust To ReadI read all of Proust many moons ago In an older translation, apparently now Superseded by a newer, longer one. Once in a great while, I open one Of these old Modern Library books And re-read a random passage. I have never found this to be a problem

Re: Irwin death, animal world revenge: Greer

2006-09-05 Thread Unpoet
deathing... peace, david inkey. --- with death, love does not die… with death, love does not die, we cry tears of deep grief for our own relief, memory is a bridge cresting on a special ridge, with death, love does not die… in each life sentence, let us find time for

Re: le la bon (bomb sensation) -- lord patch vs david patrick the london bomb sensation

2006-09-05 Thread Unpoet
the wooden shoe "sabot" was thrown into the machinery early in the "industrial" revolution peace, david ist this why so wry i bought a pair of sabot in holland eons agone

sail aisles

2006-09-05 Thread Lewis LaCook
The seventh tone of the ninth month--tired tired tired of your implied biography--several of reversals sail aisles in deportmentstores fats as taffeta in fetching gritty last pipe hit across my face unshaved--pills glissand our salty gaming, butI CAN'T DISTINGUISH AMONG MODES NOmore or

Re: Irwin death, animal world revenge: Greer

2006-09-05 Thread Alan Sondheim
Sorry - I feel this is just stupid. - If Greer had done one hundredth as much for the planet, I'd listen to her. She hasn't. His family did. - Alan blog at http://nikuko.blogspot.com - for URLs, DVDs, CDs, books/etc. see http://www.asondheim.org/advert.txt - contact [EMAIL PROTECTED], -

Re: You can't talk to yourself but you sure can talk to Honey! (a perfect piece!)

2006-09-05 Thread Lewis LaCook
Sondheim sez: Oh Honey, were arehere are you? This is the "core" of "intimacy" bliss l == http://www.lewislacook.orgnew media poetry and poetics http://www.abstractoutlooks.comweb hosting, design, development, custom software, media

Shocked Dim

2006-09-05 Thread John M. Bennett
Shocked was shocked the shaper flame you throat was frilled the reader weave you ore was clapped the hooper dome you soak was clasp the cornice wrack you bones was break the dimmer hump you sod was score the canter rug you soon was pore the slanter thug you spoon was tweak the simmer bump you

Aw, Mist, Sho aled

2006-09-05 Thread John M. Bennett
Aw g runge an lap an business boot you filled the cough ing the ,bench s warmers pocked w ith suit .lunch t raced a head g ash a loss of g rime wad d led bloody through the brok en gl ass limply in the corner Mist c hop c heap c hap g lue d rained the win dow nap kin f loppy in the arm

b)LOTTO

2006-09-05 Thread Sheila Murphy
b)LOTTOgoodbye goodbye goodbye goodbye to an infinity ofhurt in favor of (by chance) aticket to a perfect sans-swank paradise predestined thus: unadvertised, unknown, unsung, unwrung so welcome home to me to home I've made for me (for thee) this a secondtryat bliss (all this)

Re: sail aisles

2006-09-05 Thread david divizio
10:05 PST 9/5/06 549 bytes much less testes ~ netut rd Maury rectal set Warm D^ --- Lewis LaCook [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The seventh tone of the ninth month-- tired tired tired of your implied biography-- several of

Re: b)LOTTO

2006-09-05 Thread Thomas savage
What realm do you speak of, here? Some Chinese Buddhists believe in a Heaven And pray or meditate for it, though I'm Not one of these. I've written plays about A Heaven designed specifically for artists To which they must apply after dying. I don't think you mean this either. I wish you

Half 'n Blimps

2006-09-05 Thread John M. Bennett
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life raft

2006-09-05 Thread Jukka-Pekka Kervinen
adulteress invasion posted psych prismatic underprivileged gastronomic om legato slat hydrotherapy leeway flank sickness shinny hydroth eaves nevermore option one consequence us the right site. cloudless terrier life raft shoplifter quaint burial abiding and especially ron ndt frog oonehu

satan or santa, dyslexia Re: life raft

2006-09-05 Thread Unpoet
In a message dated 9/5/06 2:08:50 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Santa Claus the rig veiled regimental  === i believe u have a dyslexic error in terror aanta..= santa or satan, not both.. == dear editor, washington post i don't use a phone or cell phone what

Stringed Instruments of Sheila Kaye-Smith

2006-09-05 Thread Harrison Jeff
ROSE DEEPROSE the Pipa is a four-stringed lute with 30 frets a pear-shaped body. the instrumentalist holds the Pipa upright plays with plectra on each right-hand finger to heal doom with details. * THE END OF THE HOUSE OF ALARD the Aeolian Harp is typically a wooden box with strings

O: GRANDUNCLES OF THE CATTLETRADE

2006-09-05 Thread Harrison Jeff
jav'lin sov'reign ' am'rous wat'ry gen'ral ' sov'reign am'rous wat'ry ' gen'ral iv'ry am'rous ' sov'reign wat'ry gen'ral ' iv'ry wat'ry gen'ral ' sov'reign iv'ry diff'rence ' gen'ral iv'ry diff'rence ' sov'reign pois'nous iv'ry ' diff'rence pois'nous FUN'RAL ' SOV'REIGN DIFF'RENCE ' POIS'NOUS

Re: O: GRANDUNCLES OF THE CATTLETRADE

2006-09-05 Thread Alan Sondheim
This is lovely. I've played a pi'pa at one point, but not well; at another time I heard a pi'pa player in the NY Subway - she was an important cultural property and had played for the premier. She wanted to try out playing in public more or less on the street - it was an amazing experience -

Fwd: [vel] Bryce and Poser (fwd) free -

2006-09-05 Thread Alan Sondheim
for Mac and PC - there are other programs as well - -- Forwarded message -- Date: Sep 5, 2006 7:10 AM Subject: [vel] Bryce and Poser - - - - - - - - - - Subject: Bryce and Poser Thought you might want to see this: For a limited time, both Bryce and Poser can be downloaded for

Re: Little Anatomy of the Physical Unconscious or The Antomy of the Image

2006-09-05 Thread skyplums
stop relating everything and bellmer's perverse greatness to all this digi machine non-sense please