Re: 30 by Cecil Touchon
I found this work to be intriguing -- something to look at again and again. Challenging as well. And while I was looking, I came across Christopher Major's 7 ASCII poems which somehow I had missed -- and they are inventive, whimsical, and also thought provoking: a lesson in reducing texts to their basics. Thanks, Dan, for continuing this project. Martha Deed - Original Message - From: Dan Waber [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, April 13, 2007 9:16 AM Subject: 30 by Cecil Touchon The minimalist concrete poetry site at: http://www.logolalia.com/minimalistconcretepoetry/ has been updated with 30 pieces by Cecil Touchon. When scraps and snippets and swatches of language are stitched together with supreme care a new kind of look into the world of letterforms and formulations appears. Come get lost. Regards, Dan -- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.446 / Virus Database: 269.4.0/759 - Release Date: 4/12/2007 7:58 PM
Report Reveals Likely Causes of Mars Spacecraft Loss (fwd)
-- Forwarded message -- Date: Fri, 13 Apr 2007 08:52:34 -0700 From: NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Report Reveals Likely Causes of Mars Spacecraft Loss MEDIA RELATIONS OFFICE JET PROPULSION LABORATORY CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION PASADENA, CALIF. 91109 TELEPHONE 818-354-5011 http://www.jpl.nasa.gov Guy Webster 818-354-6278 Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, Calif. Dwayne Brown 202-358-1726 NASA Headquarters, Washington NEWS RELEASE: 2007-040 April 13, 2007 Report Reveals Likely Causes of Mars Spacecraft Loss WASHINGTON - After studying Mars four times as long as originally planned, NASA's Mars Global Surveyor orbiter appears to have succumbed to battery failure caused by a complex sequence of events involving the onboard computer memory and ground commands. The causes were released today in a preliminary report by an internal review board. The board was formed to look more in-depth into why NASA's Mars Global Surveyor went silent in November 2006 and recommend any processes or procedures that could increase safety for other spacecraft. Mars Global Surveyor last communicated with Earth on Nov. 2, 2006. Within 11 hours, depleted batteries likely left the spacecraft unable to control its orientation. The loss of the spacecraft was the result of a series of events linked to a computer error made five months before the likely battery failure, said board Chairperson Dolly Perkins, deputy director- technical of NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, Md. On Nov. 2, after the spacecraft was ordered to perform a routine adjustment of its solar panels, the spacecraft reported a series of alarms, but indicated that it had stabilized. That was its final transmission. Subsequently, the spacecraft reoriented to an angle that exposed one of two batteries carried on the spacecraft to direct sunlight. This caused the battery to overheat and ultimately led to the depletion of both batteries. Incorrect antenna pointing prevented the orbiter from telling controllers its status, and its programmed safety response did not include making sure the spacecraft orientation was thermally safe. The board also concluded that the Mars Global Surveyor team followed existing procedures, but that procedures were insufficient to catch the errors that occurred. The board is finalizing recommendations to apply to other missions, such as conducting more thorough reviews of all non- routine changes to stored data before they are uploaded and to evaluate spacecraft contingency modes for risks of overheating. We are making an end-to-end review of all our missions to be sure that we apply the lessons learned from Mars Global Surveyor to all our ongoing missions, said Fuk Li, Mars Exploration Program manager at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, Calif. Mars Global Surveyor, launched in 1996, operated longer at Mars than any other spacecraft in history, and for more than four times as long as the prime mission originally planned. The spacecraft returned detailed information that has overhauled understanding about Mars. Major findings include dramatic evidence that water still flows in short bursts down hillside gullies, and identification of deposits of water-related minerals leading to selection of a Mars rover landing site. The Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, Calif., manages Mars Global Surveyor for NASA's Science Mission Directorate, Washington. Lockheed Martin Space Systems, Denver, developed and operates the spacecraft. Information about the Mars Global Surveyor mission, including the preliminary report from the process review board and a list of some important discoveries by the mission, is available on the Internet at: http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/mgs -end- To remove yourself from all mailings from NASA Jet Propulsion Labratory, please go to http://www.kintera.org/TR.asp?ID=M725665005957889744348665
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From: Walter Lew [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Walter K. Lew Lecture Friday and Reading Saturday in Minneapolis To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For those of you in the Twin Cities area, a last-minute notice of a talk and reading I'm giving: Meaning's Many-Patterned Movement: What the Long History of Korean Intermedia Texts Can Offer Us as New Artists Korean studies scholar and poet Walter K. Lew will present different examples from the long history of Korean texts that combine language, icons and other imagery, and sometimes performance. These range from 7th-century Buddhist dharani and the 15th-century development of a new Korean orthography (actually, orthophony) to multimedia performances during the Japanese colonial era and the avant-garde poetries of Yi Sang (1910-1937) and Yi Won (b. 1968). Time permitting, he will suggest ways in which they can serve as models for new work in the present. Lew teaches in the English Dept. of the U. of Miami in Coral Gables, FL. WHEN: Friday. April 13 at 3 p.m. WHERE: Minnesota Population Center Seminar room Lower Level, 50 Willey Hall University of Minnesota, West Bank CONTACT: Karen Kinoshita University of Minnesota College of Liberal Arts Institute for Advanced Study 612.626.5054 or 612.626.5028 [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://ias.umn.edu/ SPONSORS: The Institute for Advanced Study and Dept. of English of the University of Minnesota Lew will also give a brief reading the following evening, Sat., April 14, as part of the opening ceremony for an exhibit on the Korean War titled Still Present Pasts at Intermedia Arts in Minneapolis (2822 Lyndale Avenue South / phone: 612.871.).
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Re: Using the search terms vib and assembly
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Re: Report Reveals Likely Causes of Mars Spacecraft Loss (fwd)
http://ana-logues.blogspot.com/2007/04/nasa-on-friday-thirteenth.html D^ On 13-Apr-07, at 9:38 AM, Alan Sondheim wrote: -- Forwarded message -- Date: Fri, 13 Apr 2007 08:52:34 -0700 From: NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Report Reveals Likely Causes of Mars Spacecraft Loss MEDIA RELATIONS OFFICE JET PROPULSION LABORATORY CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION PASADENA, CALIF. 91109 TELEPHONE 818-354-5011 http://www.jpl.nasa.gov Guy Webster 818-354-6278 Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, Calif. Dwayne Brown 202-358-1726 NASA Headquarters, Washington NEWS RELEASE: 2007-040 April 13, 2007 Report Reveals Likely Causes of Mars Spacecraft Loss WASHINGTON - After studying Mars four times as long as originally planned, NASA's Mars Global Surveyor orbiter appears to have succumbed to battery failure caused by a complex sequence of events involving the onboard computer memory and ground commands. The causes were released today in a preliminary report by an internal review board. The board was formed to look more in-depth into why NASA's Mars Global Surveyor went silent in November 2006 and recommend any processes or procedures that could increase safety for other spacecraft. Mars Global Surveyor last communicated with Earth on Nov. 2, 2006. Within 11 hours, depleted batteries likely left the spacecraft unable to control its orientation. The loss of the spacecraft was the result of a series of events linked to a computer error made five months before the likely battery failure, said board Chairperson Dolly Perkins, deputy director- technical of NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, Md. On Nov. 2, after the spacecraft was ordered to perform a routine adjustment of its solar panels, the spacecraft reported a series of alarms, but indicated that it had stabilized. That was its final transmission. Subsequently, the spacecraft reoriented to an angle that exposed one of two batteries carried on the spacecraft to direct sunlight. This caused the battery to overheat and ultimately led to the depletion of both batteries. Incorrect antenna pointing prevented the orbiter from telling controllers its status, and its programmed safety response did not include making sure the spacecraft orientation was thermally safe. The board also concluded that the Mars Global Surveyor team followed existing procedures, but that procedures were insufficient to catch the errors that occurred. The board is finalizing recommendations to apply to other missions, such as conducting more thorough reviews of all non- routine changes to stored data before they are uploaded and to evaluate spacecraft contingency modes for risks of overheating. We are making an end-to-end review of all our missions to be sure that we apply the lessons learned from Mars Global Surveyor to all our ongoing missions, said Fuk Li, Mars Exploration Program manager at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, Calif. Mars Global Surveyor, launched in 1996, operated longer at Mars than any other spacecraft in history, and for more than four times as long as the prime mission originally planned. The spacecraft returned detailed information that has overhauled understanding about Mars. Major findings include dramatic evidence that water still flows in short bursts down hillside gullies, and identification of deposits of water-related minerals leading to selection of a Mars rover landing site. The Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, Calif., manages Mars Global Surveyor for NASA's Science Mission Directorate, Washington. Lockheed Martin Space Systems, Denver, developed and operates the spacecraft. Information about the Mars Global Surveyor mission, including the preliminary report from the process review board and a list of some important discoveries by the mission, is available on the Internet at: http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/mgs P!^VP
Re: Using the search terms vib and assembly
thank you mr allen! my mother's mother's family are all Webers. They all have the same naturally down-turned frowny mouths as John Ashbery. I've always tried to tell my Dad they're smiles on the retina, but he calls them all dour rural germans.. makes me think of a spiderverb, a vibweber or verbwebber, or werdverber or vorbwordblur.. something.. Queen Elizabeth makes such an elegant cameo. What is that odd tree limb they bring to her on Christmas morning? The one that supports the existence of the belief that Joseph of Aramathea came to England? I like that detail about the Queen. I think i remember this right.. Odd horticultural traditions of the Royal families of the World, that would be an interesting book to write or read! vibb;y lq - Original Message - From: Allen Bramhall [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, April 13, 2007 11:52 AM Subject: Re: Using the search terms vib and assembly nice one phanero wrote: http://www.phaneronoemikon.org/images/vibweber.jpg Using the search terms vib and assembly and a few others I've forgotten, a unit became visible. I must admit, I am happy to make it. There is a queen robber robin with a wolf crown, an goddess of the S, the imfamous 144 Vibilia, and the Totem Rangers. Will you please enjoy me as a red hot iron chicken in a blizzard which is steaming the path before you to the snoggy old cabin of the glaciers which hide smoke wolves in sheep's lingering clover, light lovers are easy...
Re: 30 by Cecil Touchon
Really outstanding work Cecil. - Peter Ciccariello On 4/13/07, Dan Waber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The minimalist concrete poetry site at: http://www.logolalia.com/minimalistconcretepoetry/ has been updated with 30 pieces by Cecil Touchon. When scraps and snippets and swatches of language are stitched together with supreme care a new kind of look into the world of letterforms and formulations appears. Come get lost. Regards, Dan -- Image - http://invisiblenotes.blogspot.com/ Word - http://poemsfromprovidence.blogspot.com/ Photography - http://uncommonvision.blogspot.com/
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FW: I wondered why I liked digging for rocks, and gardening. Depressed? Go Play in the Dirt LiveScience.com Fri Apr 13, 9:25 AM ET Exposure to friendly soil bacteria could improve mood by boosting the immune system just as effectively as antidepressant drugs, a new study suggests. Researchers exposed mice to a harmless soil microbe called Mycobacterium vaccae and had the rodents perform a behavioral task commonly used to test the efficacy of antidepressant drugs. The mice were placed in a large beaker of water for five minutes and watched to see how long they continued swimming and searching for an exit before giving up. The researchers found that the bacteria-exposed mice continued paddling around much longer than the control mice. At the risk of anthropomorphizing, you could say the [bacteria-exposed] mice had a more active coping style, said study leader Chris Lowry of the University of Bristol in England. Mice given antidepressant drugs also appear more determined to escape, Lowry added. The finding is detailed online by the journal Neuroscience. Human test Results from the new study are similar to those from a medical trial a few years ago in which human cancer patients treated with the bacteria reported significant increases in their quality of life. M. vaccae is no longer being pursued as a treatment for cancer, because it didn't prolong life, but patients did report increases in things like vitality and cognitive function and decreases in pain, Lowry told LiveScience. Scientists still don't know how M. vaccae improves mood. We don't know the mechanism. That's something that we would desperately like to know, Lowry said. The researchers suspect, however, that the microbes are affecting the brain indirectly by causing immune cells to release chemicals called cytokines. We know that some of these cytokines can activate the nerves that relay signals from the body to the brain, Lowry said in a telephone interview. Serotonin link The stimulated nerves cause certain neurons in the brain to release a chemical called serotonin into the prefrontal cortex, an area of the brain known to be involved in mood regulation, among other things. Only a very small number of neurons in the brain make serotonin, but they have massive branching projections to every part of the brain, Lowry said. Scientists think the lack of serotonin in the brain is thought to cause depression in people. Previous studies have linked early childhood exposure to bacteria to protection against allergies and asthma in adulthood. The new finding take this idea, called the hygiene hypothesis, a step further, and suggests bacteria-exposure not only boosts our immune systems, but alters our vulnerability to conditions such as depression as well. These studies help us understand how the body communicates with the brain and why a healthy immune system is important for maintaining mental health, Lowry said. They also leave us wondering if we shouldn't all be spending more time playing in the dirt. War on Bacteria is Wrongheaded Scientists Discover Gene Therapy for Depression All About Bacteria Original Story: Depressed? Go Play in the Dirt.
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Re: Report Reveals Likely Causes of Mars Spacecraft Loss (fwd)
http://www.livescience.com/mysteries/061013_friday_13th.html Like she was saying. D^ --- Alan Sondheim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: -- Forwarded message -- Date: Fri, 13 Apr 2007 08:52:34 -0700 From: NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Report Reveals Likely Causes of Mars Spacecraft Loss MEDIA RELATIONS OFFICE JET PROPULSION LABORATORY CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION PASADENA, CALIF. 91109 TELEPHONE 818-354-5011 http://www.jpl.nasa.gov Guy Webster 818-354-6278 Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, Calif. Dwayne Brown 202-358-1726 NASA Headquarters, Washington NEWS RELEASE: 2007-040 April 13, 2007 Report Reveals Likely Causes of Mars Spacecraft Loss WASHINGTON - After studying Mars four times as long as originally planned, NASA's Mars Global Surveyor orbiter appears to have succumbed to battery failure caused by a complex sequence of events involving the onboard computer memory and ground commands. The causes were released today in a preliminary report by an internal review board. The board was formed to look more in-depth into why NASA's Mars Global Surveyor went silent in November 2006 and recommend any processes or procedures that could increase safety for other spacecraft. Mars Global Surveyor last communicated with Earth on Nov. 2, 2006. Within 11 hours, depleted batteries likely left the spacecraft unable to control its orientation. The loss of the spacecraft was the result of a series of events linked to a computer error made five months before the likely battery failure, said board Chairperson Dolly Perkins, deputy director- technical of NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, Md. On Nov. 2, after the spacecraft was ordered to perform a routine adjustment of its solar panels, the spacecraft reported a series of alarms, but indicated that it had stabilized. That was its final transmission. Subsequently, the spacecraft reoriented to an angle that exposed one of two batteries carried on the spacecraft to direct sunlight. This caused the battery to overheat and ultimately led to the depletion of both batteries. Incorrect antenna pointing prevented the orbiter from telling controllers its status, and its programmed safety response did not include making sure the spacecraft orientation was thermally safe. The board also concluded that the Mars Global Surveyor team followed existing procedures, but that procedures were insufficient to catch the errors that occurred. The board is finalizing recommendations to apply to other missions, such as conducting more thorough reviews of all non- routine changes to stored data before they are uploaded and to evaluate spacecraft contingency modes for risks of overheating. We are making an end-to-end review of all our missions to be sure that we apply the lessons learned from Mars Global Surveyor to all our ongoing missions, said Fuk Li, Mars Exploration Program manager at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, Calif. Mars Global Surveyor, launched in 1996, operated longer at Mars than any other spacecraft in history, and for more than four times as long as the prime mission originally planned. The spacecraft returned detailed information that has overhauled understanding about Mars. Major findings include dramatic evidence that water still flows in short bursts down hillside gullies, and identification of deposits of water-related minerals leading to selection of a Mars rover landing site. The Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, Calif., manages Mars Global Surveyor for NASA's Science Mission Directorate, Washington. Lockheed Martin Space Systems, Denver, developed and operates the spacecraft. Information about the Mars Global Surveyor mission, including the preliminary report from the process review board and a list of some important discoveries by the mission, is available on the Internet at: http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/mgs -end- To remove yourself from all mailings from NASA Jet Propulsion Labratory, please go to http://www.kintera.org/TR.asp?ID=M725665005957889744348665 d^Vizio Get news delivered with the All new Yahoo! Mail. Enjoy RSS feeds right on your Mail page. Start today at http://mrd.mail.yahoo.com/try_beta?.intl=ca
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Re: CNN Breaking News (fwd)
http://anaobits.blogspot.com/2007/04/kurt-vonnegut.html On 11-Apr-07, at 10:01 PM, Alan Sondheim wrote: -- Forwarded message -- Date: Thu, 12 Apr 2007 00:34:02 -0400 From: CNN Breaking News [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: CNN Breaking News -- Kurt Vonnegut, whose novels included Slaughterhouse Five and Cat's Cradle, has died at 84, his wife tells The Associated Press. Watch the latest video now on CNN.com. Access at http://CNN.com. CNN - The most trusted name in news. +=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+= Watch Larry King Live tonight to watch the mystery guest clip! Then go to http://www.cnn.com/larryking50 to enter the Larry King Suspender Sweepstakes for a chance to win a pair of autographed suspenders and/or a trip to visit Larry on the set in L.A.! +=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+= You have agreed to receive this email from CNN.com as a result of your CNN.com preference settings. To manage your settings, go to: http://www.cnn.com/linkto/bn.manage.html To unsubscribe from the Breaking News email alerts, go to: http://cgi.cnn.com/m/clik?l=textbreakingnews To sign up for additional e-mail products, go to http://CNN.com/EMAIL Cable News Network LP, LLLP. One CNN Center, Atlanta, Georgia 30303 (c) 2007 Cable News Network. A Time Warner Company. All Rights Reserved. CNN Interactive email id:90640034023365830 P!^VP
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Thru Kurt Vonnegut and Ana's Obit http://anaobits.blogspot.com/2007/04/kurt-vonnegut.html Not so sure I like the reporting part of all this, but I'm SO happy I could actually reach someone by telephone to speak the experience outloud in words. Necesarily so. I'm not so sure I could actually type this account, not having released some of the energy I just caught. Responding to Alan's CNN News Break I spent a little time with Ana's-obit prepping the corpse. I spent many hours with Kurt... as I guess you all did. SO... after posting the blog entry I was doing other, online, when I heard a message come in my mailer. It was report of a comment having been left at Kurt Vonnegut's Ana-obit entry... within less than a minute of having MADE the blog entry... someone read the post and commented... within a minute? I had a friend on the phone sharing the experience within a minute of that. AND, it was ONLY after having made the telephone connection did the WrYter's Listserve email of Kurt Vonnegut's Ana-obit arrive in my mailer! I KNOW nothing that praises a man more than time. WWW2. Abbreviated Instant Gratification is now possible. From the Globe And Mail, Social Studies column of a Daily Miscellany of Information by Michael Kesterton, today, quoting Raymond Carver, Writer's don't need tricks or gimmicks or even necessarily need to be the smartest fellows on the block. At the risk of appearing foolish, a writer sometimes needs to be able to just stand and gape at this or that thing--a sunset or an old shoe-- in absolute and simple amazement. Having clipped the article and carried it with me (in my empty wallet) since this afternoon, intending full well to write to Mr Carver's quote, I fortunately got to experience Kurt in a very special way. And so I tend to write about them... or about the staring or the gaping or the something anyway D^ P!^VP On 11-Apr-07, at 11:08 PM, P!^VP 0!Z!^VP wrote: http://anaobits.blogspot.com/2007/04/kurt-vonnegut.html On 11-Apr-07, at 10:01 PM, Alan Sondheim wrote: -- Forwarded message -- Date: Thu, 12 Apr 2007 00:34:02 -0400 From: CNN Breaking News [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: CNN Breaking News -- Kurt Vonnegut, whose novels included Slaughterhouse Five and Cat's Cradle, has died at 84, his wife tells The Associated Press. Watch the latest video now on CNN.com. Access at http://CNN.com. CNN - The most trusted name in news. +=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+= Watch Larry King Live tonight to watch the mystery guest clip! Then go to http://www.cnn.com/larryking50 to enter the Larry King Suspender Sweepstakes for a chance to win a pair of autographed suspenders and/or a trip to visit Larry on the set in L.A.! +=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+= You have agreed to receive this email from CNN.com as a result of your CNN.com preference settings. To manage your settings, go to: http://www.cnn.com/linkto/bn.manage.html To unsubscribe from the Breaking News email alerts, go to: http://cgi.cnn.com/m/clik?l=textbreakingnews To sign up for additional e-mail products, go to http://CNN.com/EMAIL Cable News Network LP, LLLP. One CNN Center, Atlanta, Georgia 30303 (c) 2007 Cable News Network. A Time Warner Company. All Rights Reserved. CNN Interactive email id:90640034023365830 P!^VP
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Simplex 17
from publisher derek beaulieu: Simplex 17 On December 7, 2005 I sent the following invitation: this is an invitation to participate in a collaborative / constraint-based concrete poetry portfolio. Letraset was created as a business tool for the standardization of lettering in technical drawings and blueprints. Although it has fallen out of favour due to the proliferation of computers in technical drawing, letraset continues to be used in concrete poetry. By assigning the same material to a variety of international concrete poets and artists, this project examines how content and form interplay in concrete poetry, and will be an insight in to the malleability of language and materiality through different visual compositional structures and styles. Seventeen poets and artists agreed to participate. Each received a full sheet of Simplex letraset dry-transfer lettering (every participant received the same typeface, although the size of the face varied due to difficulties i had in finding enough sheets) and were restricted to using only the material supplied (i.e.: no additional materials), and responses had to fit on a single sheet of 8 ½ x 11 (or A4 if international) paper. Simplex 17 contains work by: Bruce Andrews, Jonathan Ball, John M. Bennett, Christian Bök, Nicole Burisch, Jason Christie, Craig Dworkin, Geoffrey Hlibchuk, Matthew Hollett, Frances Kruk, Donato Mancini, Billy Mavreas, kevin mcpherson-eckhoff, Max Middle, Rob Read, Pete Spence, Dan Waber This portfolio is published in an edition of 60 copies, of which 20 are for sale at $8 each. for more information, or to order copies please contact derek beaulieu at: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Clot Skirt
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nethappenings Digest V6 #8 (fwd)
I'm not sure you receive this - but it's definitely worthwhile. - Alan -- Forwarded message -- Date: Thu, 12 Apr 2007 05:35:15 -0400 (EDT) From: FreeLists Mailing List Manager [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: nethappenings digest users [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: nethappenings Digest V6 #8 ???`,??,`,??,`,??,`,??,`???,??,??? Please link to the Educational CyberPlayGround http://www.edu-cyberpg.com Add your SCHOOL OR SCHOOL DISTRICT URL http://www.edu-cyberpg.com/schools/ Please Share and Add Your Song http://www.edu-cyberpg.com/ncfr/ Educational CyberPlayGround NetHappenings Mailing List ?1993 ???`,??,`,??,`,??,`,??,`???,??,??? nethappenings DigestTuesday, April 10 2007 Volume: 06 Issue: 008 In This Issue: #1: From: Educational CyberPlayGround [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [ECP] Educational CyberPlayGround NetHappenings Resources an #2: From: Educational CyberPlayGround [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [ECP] Educational CyberPlayGround NetHappenings Newsletter H -- Msg: #1 in digest Date: Tue, 10 Apr 2007 04:00:00 -0400 From: Educational CyberPlayGround [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [ECP] Educational CyberPlayGround NetHappenings Resources and Greetings everyone, Snow in April and cold outside. Happy reading. best, Karen Chicago Public School employees info stolen http://abclocal.go.com/wls/story?section=3Dlocalid=3D5190814 A huge breach of security has put thousands of Chicago Public School employees at risk. A thief stole two laptop computers containing private information about 40,000 current and former employees. The heist was caught on tape. Investigators say its still unclear if the laptops were stolen for the sensitive information they contained or as a crime of opportunity. Either way, it has some questioning how the school district safeguards valuable information. SECURITY RULES http://www.edu-cyberpg.com/Technology/SECURITY.html 1) Cyberbullies, hate and character education. http://www.edu-cyberpg.com/Teachers/safe.html 43% of the youth population say they've been bullied online. In a unanimous decision, the New Jersey Supreme Court has ruled that school districts are responsible for stopping bias-based harassment of students Much like employees in a workplace, students have the right to attend school without being subjected to repeated taunts from other children, the court said. Gender and race still an issue for school leaders National survey shows women still far behind in educational leadership http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2007-04/uom-gar040407.php 2) Gender Bias COLUMBIA, Mo. =AD Women fill the vast majority of=20 classrooms as teachers, but check the=20 administration office, and most of the school=20 leaders are men. A new book details a national=20 survey that reveals a gender gap in America's school systems. It's shocking to me that in 2007 there is still=20 such a disparity. In 1992, only 5 percent of=20 America's school systems were led by women. Now,=20 that number is 18 percent. I would expect it to=20 be at least 50/50 at this point, said Margaret=20 Grogan, professor and department chair in the=20 University of Missouri-Columbia College of=20 Education's Department of Educational Leadership=20 and Policy Analysis. It's not about education;=20 it is about society. Despite the fact that gender=20 is considered to be a non-issue today, there is=20 still a gender issue when it comes to leadership and management. The book =AD Women Leading School Systems:=20 Uncommon Roads to Fulfillment =AD was published=20 this month and co-authored by Grogan and C. Cryss=20 Brunner. It is based on the first major national=20 survey of all female superintendents in the=20 country. Nearly 1,200 women representing=20 positions of leadership in school districts=20 responded to the survey. The study was=20 commissioned by the American Association of School Administrators. 3) Multi Cultural Views - Teaching Tools http://www.edu-cyberpg.com/Technology/Media_Projects.html 4) Hackers Promise 'Nude Britney Spears' Pix To Plant .ANI Exploit http://www.informationweek.com/news/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=3D198800300 There are problems with the patch Microsoft released Tuesday for a critical .ANI vulnerability, and hackers have launched a new spam campaign to take advantage of the flaw by promising nude pictures of Britney Spears to lure users to malicious sites. 5) Vonage Wins termporary reprieve in verizon case http://www.reuters.com/article/ousiv/idUSN0625380920070406 6) Researchers crack WEP WiFi security in record time http://www.techworld.com/security/news/index.cfm?newsID=3D8456 and Hot Spot Finder http://www.edu-cyberpg.com/Technology/Web_Sites.html 7) Hackers now offer subscription services, support for their malware
Just Another Day
Just Another Day* The day Buddha's birthday and Easter coincide, I see a play called Before God Was Invented, Expecting nothing. Joe Franklin, the host Of a long-dead show called Memory Lane Strides past me in the waiting area. Audience members are prized At old Theater For The New City, Even the dead and rearrived. Am I a pirate of penance Attending a so-called Pagan play? We sing to all of me. Why not take that high note, baby? What a noisy trance you dance to. Before the nuclear family, Did nature create it's own bonds? Cavemen Bodhisattvas lost in a time warp Show their muscles and choose women. The ghost of Frank Zappa Seems to be their leader. Carried away--maybe he's just sleeping. Prometheus gave you fire Then skipped out, happily, into the dark. Time remains mean when moving slowly. Silence gilds the beautiful young body boy. Loud fervor fails to impress the moon. Pretty boy hides behind temporarily happy bush. Flowers shiver from his touch. Follow your own feet without tripping. Up in a Central Park of the Pleistocene The animals don't want to be eaten Though the women men want to fuck. Oh sod, thy earth is dirty, dirty In the eyes of near-sighted beholders. Two tribes per zoo May not be viable long. Where did they get a rope in prehistory? Someone knitting, knitting in the dark? Give away the land to the land. Make no bad pictures on cave walls Or magic rock will get you, bad, bad, bad. Deep silence and deep sleep May not be the same. Tom Savage 4/8/07 *Written while watching Before God Was Invented, a play by Lissa Moira and Richard West - Don't pick lemons. See all the new 2007 cars at Yahoo! Autos.
Grotosqoo Doncos Ovoodong tho Consor
Grotosqoo Doncos Ovoodong tho Consor Molo ond Fomolo Doncor, Molo ond Fomolo Non-doncor, nodo, no gonotol hoor. FN stroddlos MD who focks hor wholo doncong; donco onds onlo whon ho comos or folls to tho floor oot of oxhoostoon. MN socks MD who doncos ontol ho coms. MN os prono on tho floor, focks FD ontol sho comos. MD ond FD fock ontol thoo como; donco onds onlo whon thoo both como. MD focks MN on tho oss; MN os on oll foors; donco ontol, otc. Rovorso: MN focks MD on tho oss; MD os on oll foors; donco ontol, otc. FD possos on MD prono on floor; both donco ontol dro. MN ond FN poss on MD ond FD on floor; tho somo. MD ond FD poss on MN ond FN; tho somo. MN ond FN poss on MD ond FD; tho somo. MD focks MN focks FN fongors FD fongors MD on tho oss; onds whon oll com. FD sots on MN, focks MN, scrotchos hom ontol ho bloods ontol sho coms. FN sots on FD, focks FD, scrotchos hor otc. MD sots on FD, tho somo. FD sots on MD, tho somo. Combonotoons, tho somo. Monsos: Of possoblo, FD ond FN sprood monsos on MD, doncos ontol dro. MN swollows monsos of FD ond FN doncong oroond hom, donco ontol dro. MD possos on MN's mooth, FD possos on FN's mooth, MN ond FN mostorboto. MN possos on FD's mooth, FN possos on MD's mooth, otc. Combonotoons, otc. FD botos FN's broost ontol ot bloods, doncos ontol blood droos. FD botos MN's broost, otc. Combonotoons, otc. FD, MD, MN, FN, shot, covor thomsolvos on shot. Onds whon shot droos. (Oll woth lovong ombroco, shoddorong, tromblong, groons, othor soonds.)
Re: clarification
http://anaflexxxions.blogspot.com/2007/04/clarification-extension-byof- ana.html On 12-Apr-07, at 10:11 AM, Ana Buigues wrote: i was born to be alive born to be alive P!^VP
Re: clarification
You were born to think, I'm alive! - Original Message - From: Ana Buigues [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, April 12, 2007 9:11 AM Subject: clarification i was born to be alive born to be alive
Re: Grotosqoo Doncos Ovoodong tho Consor
http://anaprocess.blogspot.com/2007/04/vowel-sewture-ation.html On 12-Apr-07, at 11:08 AM, Alan Sondheim wrote: Grotosqoo Doncos Ovoodong tho Consor Molo ond Fomolo Doncor, Molo ond Fomolo Non-doncor, nodo, no gonotol hoor. FN stroddlos MD who focks hor wholo doncong; donco onds onlo whon ho comos or folls to tho floor oot of oxhoostoon. MN socks MD who doncos ontol ho coms. MN os prono on tho floor, focks FD ontol sho comos. MD ond FD fock ontol thoo como; donco onds onlo whon thoo both como. MD focks MN on tho oss; MN os on oll foors; donco ontol, otc. Rovorso: MN focks MD on tho oss; MD os on oll foors; donco ontol, otc. FD possos on MD prono on floor; both donco ontol dro. MN ond FN poss on MD ond FD on floor; tho somo. MD ond FD poss on MN ond FN; tho somo. MN ond FN poss on MD ond FD; tho somo. MD focks MN focks FN fongors FD fongors MD on tho oss; onds whon oll com. FD sots on MN, focks MN, scrotchos hom ontol ho bloods ontol sho coms. FN sots on FD, focks FD, scrotchos hor otc. MD sots on FD, tho somo. FD sots on MD, tho somo. Combonotoons, tho somo. Monsos: Of possoblo, FD ond FN sprood monsos on MD, doncos ontol dro. MN swollows monsos of FD ond FN doncong oroond hom, donco ontol dro. MD possos on MN's mooth, FD possos on FN's mooth, MN ond FN mostorboto. MN possos on FD's mooth, FN possos on MD's mooth, otc. Combonotoons, otc. FD botos FN's broost ontol ot bloods, doncos ontol blood droos. FD botos MN's broost, otc. Combonotoons, otc. FD, MD, MN, FN, shot, covor thomsolvos on shot. Onds whon shot droos. (Oll woth lovong ombroco, shoddorong, tromblong, groons, othor soonds.) P!^VP
Re: clarification
http://anayouhoo.blogspot.com/2007/04/body-preceed-mind.html --- Joel Weishaus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: You were born to think, I'm alive! - Original Message - From: Ana Buigues [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, April 12, 2007 9:11 AM Subject: clarification i was born to be alive born to be alive d^Vizio
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Today's New York Times Compiled
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only a bimbo wld. introduce a radio verse sayin it had prbs. with craft yet still worthy of being heard. thats called speaking out of the side of your mouth, letting the dirty work of truth, shut down the facts of truth. that poetry is not craft or nazi factory precision. poetry is whatever poets decide. not radio. announcers reading it. ina gushhead voice. with no care for its transient nature. all these old ideas. such shite. banal. tawdry. poetry is a way of life. dig. dig the repeats. not the knotted crapola of them behind a microphone. give me a 'bad' ve rse anyday and a microphone. schizophonia is the space. of declaration not the sap of macroni. or marconi.
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say a man with a dick is 'moved' to read something. hes embarrased by his 'marriage'to an ideology of poesy. its called orthography of power. a stone was injured by the careless. wank. of readio. On 4/13/07, clifford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: only a bimbo wld. introduce a radio verse sayin it had prbs. with craft yet still worthy of being heard. thats called speaking out of the side of your mouth, letting the dirty work of truth, shut down the facts of truth. that poetry is not craft or nazi factory precision. poetry is whatever poets decide. not radio. announcers reading it. ina gushhead voice. with no care for its transient nature. all these old ideas. such shite. banal. tawdry. poetry is a way of life. dig. dig the repeats. not the knotted crapola of them behind a microphone. give me a 'bad' ve rse anyday and a microphone. schizophonia is the space. of declaration not the sap of macroni. or marconi.
five pieces for solo classical guitar
five pieces for solo classical guitar instrument: Romeo Di Giorgio 1949 http://www.asondheim.org/riffa1.mp3 http://www.asondheim.org/riffa2.mp3 http://www.asondheim.org/riffa3.mp3 http://www.asondheim.org/riffa4.mp3 http://www.asondheim.org/riffb.mp3 the first four are probably some of the most difficult I've played the last is denouement
nznl.com digest, Apr 05, 2007 - Apr 11, 2007
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Make Change this Earth Day + Free WWF T-shirt
What are You Doing for Earth Day? 12 Days Left! * Dear Alan, In the past month, thousands of supporters like you have written in to tell us exactly how they are making change for Earth Day. Why are your commitments so important? - In the Arctic, the science points to a 20 percent loss of sea ice--essential habitat for polar bears and their prey--in the last 30 years, and models predict a potential summer ice free Arctic by 2040. - Almost half of our planet's original forests have disappeared. These forests are amazing storehouses of biological diversity, housing over two-thirds of all known terrestrial species. Only about 10 percent of what remains are protected in areas like national parks. - In the last 40 years, one third of America's topsoil has washed off the land, ending up in waterways where it can cloud freshwater streams and smother coral reefs. We cannot simply standby and allow this to continue. We've reached a critical moment in the history of the earth and it's Time for Change. In honor of all the creatures on our living planet, we're asking you to help us protect the future of nature this Earth Day. http://wwf.worldwildlife.org/site/R?i=jG7fvU5nIh3qSFtQ0Vv50w.. Your generous donation will help WWF to continue to take action to save endangered species, protect endangered spaces and address global threats. For more than 45 years, we've been working in more than 100 countries to create lasting results. And today your support is needed more than ever. Join WWF this Earth Day in our fight to make change. http://wwf.worldwildlife.org/site/R?i=Z1BR3Wc4BNe9BxncAipc4g.. With your generous donation of $50 or more, we'll send you a FREE organic cotton tee as a thank you gift. The beloved WWF panda logo is a powerful symbol of your commitment to preserve and protect the diversity and abundance of life on Earth. http://wwf.worldwildlife.org/site/R?i=HV0PBp0h_KvjPHGjN2Hq4g.. As we count down the 12 remaining days until April 22, we encourage you to continue to commit your support to make this planet a better place today and for future generations. Together we can protect the future of nature around the globe. http://wwf.worldwildlife.org/site/R?i=lciVnynI3mY2jdMbbnByqw.. Sincerely, Terry Macko Vice President, Membership P.S. Remember, if you make a donation of $50 or more for Time for Change, we'll send you a FREE organic cotton t-shirt as a thank you gift. Donate now! http://wwf.worldwildlife.org/site/R?i=NBbTmjcKekJ1m2pkcoYtSw.. * Free T-shirt with $50+ Donation Make a gift of $50 or more to the Time for Change campaign and we'll send you this washed soft and faded regular fit tee in organic cotton featuring the beloved WWF panda logo. Donate now! http://wwf.worldwildlife.org/site/R?i=aRuV5Xoa8K4Wt4gElZ4saQ.. * Check out what some of WWF's friends are doing to make change: My high school biology students in Manhattan are donating their leftover lunch money, coins they've collected in jars over the years, and even their allowance! We have studied both local and global environmental issues all year, and wanted to help preserve our beautiful world for Earth Day. -Danielle Dubno, Rockville Centre, NY As part of a community service project, my three friends and I are holding an Earth Day Poetry Festival. On April 22, we are inviting poets... to come share their work themed around the Earth. All contributions will be... given to WWF! -Bridget Nugent, Washington, DC I keep a candy and gum basket by my office door, so I have put out my WWF Earth Day bank and a sign that says the treats are still free, but to consider making a contribution to help make a change. -Lora Morgan Dunham, Lone Tree, IA You can make change, too. Share your commitment now! http://wwf.worldwildlife.org/site/R?i=yzcSD6Rg4ImXVTaVEQTW7w.. * Thank you for being a part of the WWF online community. The email address we have in our records for you is: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To subscribe to other free WWF E-newsletters or change your email address or contact information, please log in http://wwf.worldwildlife.org/site/R?i=1donISnetrUclA-d51vtkw.. to the member center. You can also unsubscribe from WWF E-newsletters as well. http://wwf.worldwildlife.org/site/CO?i=VGclsOElgto72SHE-JBdbEwT3jSGBAhZcid=1261 World Wildlife Fund 1250 24th St. NW Washington, DC 20037-1193
Re: behavior collision
behavior corrosion
Re: behavior collision
http://anautomata.blogspot.com/2007/04/behaviour-collusion.html P!^VP
Re: behavior collision
http://www.asondheim.org/behaviorcollision.mp4 http://www.ogp.nu/album/Mageroya/Tunes.jpg I have a very personal history with this site. In 1988 I made a 7m square cross frottage on that point of land. Nice colliding Alan. P!^VP
Both - Xanax Pop, by Lewis LaCook
Both Is it? Oh, I’m sorry. Sometimes it feels as if my fingers lock up, and I’m alone on the bed, cupping my rage like my stepfather did, or sleeping off the annoyances. It’s the ease that does it. How easy it is for everyone else. The sky grays out, as if disabled; clicking on that sky brings you nothing. Then rain furs the bare trees, fuzzing the edges off everything, and it’s too cold to think. When will Winter leave us alone, or beat us up? I like one or the other. Not both. Walking from one room to the next, holding in front of her the copper rods, waiting for them to cross over water, over pregnancies, over the dead and their awkward ashes. In this box, note how your memories curl at the edges, licked by invisible fire, but slowly, almost imperceptible. It would be a whole lot simpler if we just disappeared. I’d never have to bloat and blue in an August cold; I’d never have to serrate to dust, to become aloof to changing. A current of everything happening always smothers our corposes. Always. they’re in the way. She remains very calm while addressing me. -- Lewis LaCook Director of Web Development Abstract Outlooks Media 440-989-6481 http://www.abstractoutlooks.com Abstract Outlooks Media - Premium Web Hosting, Development, and Art Photography http://www.lewislacook.org lewislacook.org - New Media Poetry and Poetics http://www.xanaxpop.org Xanax Pop - the poetry of Lewis LaCook
[ brickbat work meant unknown ]
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Re: brickbat work meant unknown ~
OK this is crzy. I read your post' title Jukka. Opened Ana and processed it and more (!)... as in it means MUCH more to me personally. brickbat work meant unknown ~ rerandru tavern show toil Dail and then I started to write Jukka... but she made a few mistakes Fukka you Sacrah Takka AND then you can see her learning my handwriting wehn she comes up with juhka.. and soon thereafter actually jukka before I doubt she can capitalize it she DOES! wow Jukka ~ Takka Twka Zahka Takka Fukka Takka Takka Takka Fuhka Zahka Zahka Try Takka juhka juhka juhka jukka jukka now if only the Capital try not why TwRja Jukka (wow) 12:03 4/11/07 1224 eyes bytes Anyway, getting back to the initial generation rerandru tavern show toil Dail was generated from reverse written brickbat work meant unknown Now... as in for the last two hours I've been playing my guitar with mind to show at the local tavern.. and the poor lady upstairs is hearing my practice for long stretches while I hone definite skills Daily! I'm not certain what rerandru is but... stochasticizingly so, my suspicions are it has to do with the rest of it. http://gapogoplethoray.blogspot.com/2007/04/brick-bat-work-meant- unknown.html D^ P!^VP On 11-Apr-07, at 9:12 PM, Jukka-Pekka Kervinen wrote: [ brickbat work meant unknown ] them gaol moccasin meant thieves meant maternal them meant gaol along methane kale balding scrota plane flatware clash acclaim coccyges twilight midweek wiseacre visceral acronym slob low bigness stigma maternal cursive wiseacre derisive kale rural deposit scrota creator acronym titmouse beep laze faze voyeur joy ditto outworn utopia them turret eureka tibiae laze hitherto situate kale neonatal cursive outworn far-off co-star far-off marginal generic graven diarist gaol brief hallway manorial works nuclei gaol acclaim so-so titmouse titmouse rapacity moccasin graven clash hitherto auditor acronym graven paranoid hen scrota crowded coronary tympanum rhyme crowded scrota cranny lope them graven rotation twilight menial avenue so-so co-opt gaol brief tibiae bigness diarist lope top hat rotation works crowded hallway cursive unknown tympanum hymen methane forgiven burro menial heighten laze lazy hen brief brickbat laze daze deposit biceps titmouse P
Today's New York Times Compiled
The revised findings echoed The daylong battle the costs of renting the bottom of Shepshead Bay The Bush administration the Bay of Bengal the detainees the president and war the Red Cross via text the two sides moved the dismissals of eight The Bush administration the people who chose The Perfect Bacon the game went on the media company The Ducks won the credit to their knuckles the Stooges brought the latest ado about verbal the largest ever The plan comes several the tough bake-sale squares The best place to learn the first of its kind the last two days dissecting the chaos and corruption the first generation to grow up the most The Daddy Party the ineffable -- Bob Marcacci
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vultures
vultures although guidebooks list turkey vultures summering across Pennsylvania, this is the first I've seen in the Valley. it's a probable harbinger of climate change; the local rabbits, skunks, and possums have disappeared this year. (the possums came only three years ago.) lawns seem in trouble, perhaps under attack from fungi or nematodes. last year we saw 11 blue herons - this year, none. the Canadian goose population seems decimated. there was a killdeer on the Susquehanna banks. last year, several hawk species - this year, none; this might be nothing more than chance observations, but there seems to be an underlying pattern. I photographed the vulture in flight around the local Valley airport. pardon the shaky camera; it was the best I could do in the wind. 3 to 4 were seen, somewhat together; vultures are social creatures. something was tasty near the airport runway. http://www.asondheim.org/vulture.mp4 I'd be interested in hearing stories about climate change in your, in anyone's, neck of the woods. what species have increased? what species have disappeared? global transformations lead to local, as well as global, symptoms. animal and plant populations are on the move, some heading towards destruction, some able to survive migration. overall, the prognosis is one of disaster, and I wonder what really happened to the rabbits?
public curating common adjectives
unripe is more spotless than average noisy is more wet than successful condemned is more tired than shy relieved is more concerned than rotten forward is more dead than loud fierce is more ugly than infamous blonde is more hilarious than crooked noisy is more chilly than agreeable jolly is more loud than lovely splendid is more delightful than dark purring is more swift than impossible icy is more deafening than smooth embarrassed is more wooden than wooden guilty is more safe than dull defeated is more concerned than misty short is more cooing than embarrassed mad is more lonely than bloody soft is more cuddly than solid small is more fake than warm greasy is more hushed than wet open is more concerned than tasty troubled is more inquisitive than tiny strong is more stupid than fuzzy helpful is more average than weary bored is more quiet than frowning graceful is more shaggy than hushed http://arspublica.noemata.net/adject/
Re: [NetBehaviour] public curating common adjectives
thanks! originally the idea was to tag two and two images with relational adjectives as a way of public curating a collection of abstract images, based on the idea that properties arise out of relations - system theory somewhat. finally i went for this almost short-circuited version of curating the adjectives themselves... maybe as curator art - an autopoiesis bjørn 2007/4/10, olga krause [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Kia ora koutou hi all i just had to say - i bloody love this as a curator, this actually is way better than any overly verbose bullshit lecture, it tells me loads about my hidden agendas (if any as a curator) it gets the nits to pick out our falsity or pretentions and actually makes total sense to me. Sorry for the outburst... just had to say, thanks for it. It's given me some more verve to continue on track that I am struggling to stay on. getting a little tired of dealing with the public needs as opposed to the needs of the academy. blah blah blah... best leafa/janice/olga Bjørn Magnhildøen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: = unripe is more spotless than average noisy is more wet than successful condemned is more tired than shy relieved is more concerned than rotten forward is more dead than loud fierce is more ugly than infamous blonde is more hilarious than crooked noisy is more chilly than agreeable jolly is more loud than lovely splendid is more delightful than dark purring is more swift than impossible icy is more deafening than smooth embarrassed is more wooden than wooden guilty is more safe than dull defeated is more concerned than misty short is more cooing than embarrassed mad is more lonely than bloody soft is more cuddly than solid small is more fake than warm greasy is more hushed than wet open is more concerned than tasty troubled is more inquisitive than tiny strong is more stupid than fuzzy helpful is more average than weary bored is more quiet than frowning graceful is more shaggy than hushed http://arspublica.noemata.net/adject/ ___ NetBehaviour mailing list NetBehaviour@netbehaviour.org http://www.netbehaviour.org/mailman/listinfo/netbehaviour
Re: [NetBehaviour] public curating common adjectives
- Original Message - From: Bjørn Magnhildøen [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: WRYTING-L@LISTSERV.WVU.EDU Sent: Tuesday, April 10, 2007 7:56 AM Subject: Re: [NetBehaviour] public curating common adjectives thanks! originally the idea was to tag two and two images with relational adjectives as a way of public curating a collection of abstract images, based on the idea that properties arise out of relations - system theory somewhat. finally i went for this almost short-circuited version of curating the adjectives themselves... maybe as curator art - an autopoiesis bjørn This reminds me of Osgood's semantic differential in which he had folks rate the similarities of various meanings/words and using a statistical procedure (factor analysis) came up with three independent semantic dimensions that accounted for the majority of the variance -- good/bad, strong/weak and fast/slow. His work has been repeated many times with similar results. Maybe something akin to the universal semantic dimensions of human experience you may have had in mind. Maybe not -- Jim Piat
Re: vultures
All the rabbits must have moved to my neighborhood. But planting garlic around the edges keeps them out of the garden. We definitely have more summer birds hanging around during the winters now john At 03:32 AM 4/10/2007, you wrote: vultures although guidebooks list turkey vultures summering across Pennsylvania, this is the first I've seen in the Valley. it's a probable harbinger of climate change; the local rabbits, skunks, and possums have disappeared this year. (the possums came only three years ago.) lawns seem in trouble, perhaps under attack from fungi or nematodes. last year we saw 11 blue herons - this year, none. the Canadian goose population seems decimated. there was a killdeer on the Susquehanna banks. last year, several hawk species - this year, none; this might be nothing more than chance observations, but there seems to be an underlying pattern. I photographed the vulture in flight around the local Valley airport. pardon the shaky camera; it was the best I could do in the wind. 3 to 4 were seen, somewhat together; vultures are social creatures. something was tasty near the airport runway. http://www.asondheim.org/vulture.mp4 I'd be interested in hearing stories about climate change in your, in anyone's, neck of the woods. what species have increased? what species have disappeared? global transformations lead to local, as well as global, symptoms. animal and plant populations are on the move, some heading towards destruction, some able to survive migration. overall, the prognosis is one of disaster, and I wonder what really happened to the rabbits? -- BEGIN-ANTISPAM-VOTING-LINKS -- Teach CanIt if this mail (ID 271319310) is spam: Spam:https://antispam.osu.edu/b.php?c=si=271319310m=33220623c71e Not spam:https://antispam.osu.edu/b.php?c=ni=271319310m=33220623c71e Forget vote: https://antispam.osu.edu/b.php?c=fi=271319310m=33220623c71e -- END-ANTISPAM-VOTING-LINKS __ Dr. John M. Bennett Curator, Avant Writing Collection Rare Books Manuscripts Library The Ohio State University Libraries 1858 Neil Av Mall Columbus, OH 43210 USA (614) 292-3029 [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.johnmbennett.net http://www.library.osu.edu/sites/rarebooks/avantwriting/ ___
ars poetica update
The ars poetica project continues to broadcast at: http://www.logolalia.com/arspoetica/ Poems appeared last week by: Rick Benjamin, mIEKAL aND, Stephen Paul Miller, Denise Duhamel, and Jordan Stempleman. Poems will appear this week by: Mikhail Horowitz, Thomas Devaney, and Lawrence Welsh. A new poem about poetry every day. Enjoy, Dan
acrylabet, by Dan Waber
As we wave goodbye to the z of Marko Niemi's Pietist Compositions, it's time to wave hello to the a of Dan Waber's acrylabet. New series begins today at: http://www.logolalia.com/abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz/ Regards, Dan Submissions of artworks based around the complete sequence of the roman alphabet which can be presented a letter at a time over the course of 26 days are invited. C'mon, you know you want to.
Re: vultures
should read The organic community believes it's related to GMO pollen causing disorientation... On Apr 10, 2007, at 7:42 AM, mIEKAL aND wrote: If you've been following the stories about Colony Collapse Disorder, many major beekeepers around the US are missing up to 90% of their bees. The organic community believes it's related to GMO pollen causing disorder the bees can't find their way back to the hives. Potentially some crops that are dependent on them for pollination like almonds avacados may be in short supply this year. As for the rabbits, I can assure you that they'll keep the cockroaches company when everything else is extinct. I've got several hundred on our 3 acre permaculture demonstration not enough hawks owls to keep them in check. ~mIEKAL
Re: vultures
If you've been following the stories about Colony Collapse Disorder, many major beekeepers around the US are missing up to 90% of their bees. The organic community believes it's related to GMO pollen causing disorder the bees can't find their way back to the hives. Potentially some crops that are dependent on them for pollination like almonds avacados may be in short supply this year. As for the rabbits, I can assure you that they'll keep the cockroaches company when everything else is extinct. I've got several hundred on our 3 acre permaculture demonstration not enough hawks owls to keep them in check. ~mIEKAL On Apr 10, 2007, at 7:31 AM, John M. Bennett wrote: All the rabbits must have moved to my neighborhood. But planting garlic around the edges keeps them out of the garden. We definitely have more summer birds hanging around during the winters now john At 03:32 AM 4/10/2007, you wrote: vultures although guidebooks list turkey vultures summering across Pennsylvania, this is the first I've seen in the Valley. it's a probable harbinger of climate change; the local rabbits, skunks, and possums have disappeared this year. (the possums came only three years ago.) lawns seem in trouble, perhaps under attack from fungi or nematodes. last year we saw 11 blue herons - this year, none. the Canadian goose population seems decimated. there was a killdeer on the Susquehanna banks. last year, several hawk species - this year, none; this might be nothing more than chance observations, but there seems to be an underlying pattern. I photographed the vulture in flight around the local Valley airport. pardon the shaky camera; it was the best I could do in the wind. 3 to 4 were seen, somewhat together; vultures are social creatures. something was tasty near the airport runway. http://www.asondheim.org/vulture.mp4 I'd be interested in hearing stories about climate change in your, in anyone's, neck of the woods. what species have increased? what species have disappeared? global transformations lead to local, as well as global, symptoms. animal and plant populations are on the move, some heading towards destruction, some able to survive migration. overall, the prognosis is one of disaster, and I wonder what really happened to the rabbits?
Re: vultures
I have been following that story, and it's mighty disturbing. home gardens are mostly pollinated by bumble bees, etc., but the honey bees are essential for commercial agriculture. john At 08:42 AM 4/10/2007, you wrote: If you've been following the stories about Colony Collapse Disorder, many major beekeepers around the US are missing up to 90% of their bees. The organic community believes it's related to GMO pollen causing disorder the bees can't find their way back to the hives. Potentially some crops that are dependent on them for pollination like almonds avacados may be in short supply this year. As for the rabbits, I can assure you that they'll keep the cockroaches company when everything else is extinct. I've got several hundred on our 3 acre permaculture demonstration not enough hawks owls to keep them in check. ~mIEKAL On Apr 10, 2007, at 7:31 AM, John M. Bennett wrote: All the rabbits must have moved to my neighborhood. But planting garlic around the edges keeps them out of the garden. We definitely have more summer birds hanging around during the winters now john At 03:32 AM 4/10/2007, you wrote: vultures although guidebooks list turkey vultures summering across Pennsylvania, this is the first I've seen in the Valley. it's a probable harbinger of climate change; the local rabbits, skunks, and possums have disappeared this year. (the possums came only three years ago.) lawns seem in trouble, perhaps under attack from fungi or nematodes. last year we saw 11 blue herons - this year, none. the Canadian goose population seems decimated. there was a killdeer on the Susquehanna banks. last year, several hawk species - this year, none; this might be nothing more than chance observations, but there seems to be an underlying pattern. I photographed the vulture in flight around the local Valley airport. pardon the shaky camera; it was the best I could do in the wind. 3 to 4 were seen, somewhat together; vultures are social creatures. something was tasty near the airport runway. http://www.asondheim.org/vulture.mp4 I'd be interested in hearing stories about climate change in your, in anyone's, neck of the woods. what species have increased? what species have disappeared? global transformations lead to local, as well as global, symptoms. animal and plant populations are on the move, some heading towards destruction, some able to survive migration. overall, the prognosis is one of disaster, and I wonder what really happened to the rabbits? -- https://antispam.osu.edu/b.php?c=si=271535891m=60187e88ce6cSpam https://antispam.osu.edu/b.php?c=ni=271535891m=60187e88ce6cNot spam https://antispam.osu.edu/b.php?c=fi=271535891m=60187e88ce6cForget previous vote __ Dr. John M. Bennett Curator, Avant Writing Collection Rare Books Manuscripts Library The Ohio State University Libraries 1858 Neil Av Mall Columbus, OH 43210 USA (614) 292-3029 [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.johnmbennett.net http://www.library.osu.edu/sites/rarebooks/avantwriting/ ___
Glob sun Easement Place
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Re: [NetBehaviour] public curating common adjectives
thanks for the reference, i find it interesting, dimensions of concepts, factorization to the point we don't know if it's in the folk's or researcher's head, rather both, which means there's some autopoiesis, self-constituation going on, we have to grab it somewhere. in a way their importance is reversed from traditionally primary, secondary, tertiary qualities, in short, the lesser the ontological importance the more the phenomenological? which would be like the perspective. another thing that strikes is they're all kinetical, which goes to say the distinction is between things and their animation (given soul to maybe, meaning). well, particles are also waves; waves are particles by statistics. 2007/4/10, Jim Piat [EMAIL PROTECTED]: - Original Message - From: Bjørn Magnhildøen [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: WRYTING-L@LISTSERV.WVU.EDU Sent: Tuesday, April 10, 2007 7:56 AM Subject: Re: [NetBehaviour] public curating common adjectives thanks! originally the idea was to tag two and two images with relational adjectives as a way of public curating a collection of abstract images, based on the idea that properties arise out of relations - system theory somewhat. finally i went for this almost short-circuited version of curating the adjectives themselves... maybe as curator art - an autopoiesis bjørn This reminds me of Osgood's semantic differential in which he had folks rate the similarities of various meanings/words and using a statistical procedure (factor analysis) came up with three independent semantic dimensions that accounted for the majority of the variance -- good/bad, strong/weak and fast/slow. His work has been repeated many times with similar results. Maybe something akin to the universal semantic dimensions of human experience you may have had in mind. Maybe not -- Jim Piat
Re: public curating common adjectives
public curating is more wonderful than private Hal The secret of managing is to keep the guys who hate you away from the guys who are undecided. --Casey Stengel Halvard Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://home.earthlink.net/~halvard http://entropyandme.blogspot.com http://imageswithoutwords.blogspot.com http://www.hamiltonstone.org On Apr 10, 2007, at 3:36 AM, Bjørn Magnhildøen wrote: unripe is more spotless than average noisy is more wet than successful condemned is more tired than shy relieved is more concerned than rotten forward is more dead than loud fierce is more ugly than infamous blonde is more hilarious than crooked noisy is more chilly than agreeable jolly is more loud than lovely splendid is more delightful than dark purring is more swift than impossible icy is more deafening than smooth embarrassed is more wooden than wooden guilty is more safe than dull defeated is more concerned than misty short is more cooing than embarrassed mad is more lonely than bloody soft is more cuddly than solid small is more fake than warm greasy is more hushed than wet open is more concerned than tasty troubled is more inquisitive than tiny strong is more stupid than fuzzy helpful is more average than weary bored is more quiet than frowning graceful is more shaggy than hushed http://arspublica.noemata.net/adject/
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I enter the phrase: Enduring the realm of inherent contradiction.
I enter the phrase: Enduring the realm of inherent contradiction. Endurance: here, to subsist within for an indefinite period of time. The realm is that of broken, convoluted, fragmented information. Contradiction references multiple strands tending towards differing and temporary truth- tables.Inherent, because this becomes the condition of existence; outside the realm of language, what is, is, but within the same, mappings are fast-forward, imminent, and decomposable. Fragment generates fragment; the goal of the fragment is the fragment; there is no goal. What happens in the real is the incandescent slaughter- house; ecologies and bodies burn. The fragment is the life-raft. The iron-clad fragment protects itself as ideology within the inerrancy of a text. The text itself is of little matter; what matters is its command- structure. An inerrant text is absolutist; it brooks no contradiction; it is nothing but words. One word follows another; within the fragment, they are deeply untethered. The inerrant text constructs the digital world; the digital world decon- structs, destroys, the inerrant text. The construction of the digital world: from parts and parcels of the analogic, the inert real. The frag- ments otherwise; the fragment returns to the analogic - is fragment pre- cisely because of the analogic; in relation to the analogic; within the analogic. The fragment is the passing symptom; the symptom is the passing trope; the trope stands in for the raster, the horizon of the digital. What one says and does is irrevocable. The fragment is endured; the fragmented is nostalgia for a lost and mythic coherent. The fragment leaves the fragment, leaves language and name behind. The fragment is the dream of the proper name. To fragment something carries the torn world on its shoulders. Contra- diction seeps from the torn. The hole dreams of the whole; the hole dreams of the whole dreaming of the hole. This has nothing, has everything, to do with the slaughterhouse. The slaughterhouse is the last of the shifters - meat and dwelling of the shifters. Contradiction: seepage from the slaughterhouse. Slaughterhouse: the irrevocable torn. */ Who carries my voice when I speak? To where and when is it carried? And from where? And from when?
Today I bought a book of stamps.
Tuesday, April 10, 2007 Today I bought a book of stamps. After sticking my stamps carefully on the 4 pieces of mail I had lets face it... function over form has been the motto translated by volunteers around the world it exposes a culture I don't know much about Still it may not all be obvious. For a small cost you can get way more information. That being said - I haven't looked at it yet - but for now - Sorry to pick something so obscure - We just can't transfer that knowledge from their heads to ours If you use glass walls, the inner offices still get plenty of daylight. but lets not ruin the plan here. You just don't want it to end. Cecil Touchon http://cecil.touchon.com 817-944-4000
Somewhere between in time and space: I was a bulky boy and I enter the phrase: and Enduring the realm of inherent contradiction.
http://anamediations.blogspot.com/2007/04/what-psychologist-know-about- modal_10.html Don't I want to etll you... death by flatus gooGlesearch brought up Cecil, this http://www.pep-web.org/document.php?id=ijp.054.0061a Rogers, R. (1973). On the Metapsychology of Poetic Language: Modal Ambiguity. Int. J. Psycho-Anal., 54:61-74. (1973). International Journal of Psycho-Analysis, 54:61-74 On the Metapsychology of Poetic Language: Modal Ambiguity Robert Rogers Farewell, sweet phrases, lovely metaphors. But will ye leave me thus? When ye before Of stews and brothels only knew the doors, Then did I wash you with my tears, and more, Brought you to church well-drest and clad: My God must have my best, ev'n all I had. GEORGE HERBERT The psychological insights of literary men are rarely phrased in conceptual terms precise enough to warrant calling them scientific hypotheses, though they may possess as much heuristic value. One such insight about the nature of imagination centres on the idea of a mysterious dualism in poetic language. Shakespeare tells us in A Midsummer Night's Dream that the poet has 'seething brains' and 'shaping fantasies' which apprehend 'more than cool reason ever comprehends'—a fantasy-reason dualism. wead em an reep At 1:07 PDT on 4/10/07 in 1289 bytes and thinking of an unhealthy thousand pounder Divizio wrote: death by flatus ~ Wtorld girl iltoub wead em an reep ~ jay no ml bonew Inspiratorially provoked by : On 10-Apr-07, at 12:28 PM, Cecil Touchon wrote: Tuesday, April 10, 2007 It's pretty hard to imagine me, an American oil merchant, I devoured all this trash [obsessively] eating was unable to stop [hopelessly] eating My boss got arrested for his involvement [perversely] eating And you see me, eating My wife was about to leave me, [while I was shamefully] eating I detested myself. more eating. Pull me out of this horrible nightmare! I'm afraid I am not able to. [Then I found a] ground-shaking weight-reducing mixture utilizing electromagnetic radiation [and] a set of mathematical equations. My craving for food vanished! Why don't you add yourself to the thousands and thousands? You can get a really slender figure. As soon as I get your willingness to comply, I will give you more details. The very sincere thanks to you, fellows. ~~ and augmented by: ~~ From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: I enter the phrase: Enduring the realm of inherent contradiction. Date: April 10, 2007 1:22:01 PM PDT All To: WRYTING-L@LISTSERV.WVU.EDU Reply-To: WRYTING-L@LISTSERV.WVU.EDU I enter the phrase: Enduring the realm of inherent contradiction. Endurance: here, to subsist within for an indefinite period of time. The realm is that of broken, convoluted, fragmented information. Contradiction references multiple strands tending towards differing and temporary truth- tables.Inherent, because this becomes the condition of existence; outside the realm of language, what is, is, but within the same, mappings are fast-forward, imminent, and decomposable. Fragment generates fragment; the goal of the fragment is the fragment; there is no goal. What happens in the real is the incandescent slaughter- house; ecologies and bodies burn. The fragment is the life-raft. The iron-clad fragment protects itself as ideology within the inerrancy of a text. The text itself is of little matter; what matters is its command- structure. An inerrant text is absolutist; it brooks no contradiction; it is nothing but words. One word follows another; within the fragment, they are deeply untethered. The inerrant text constructs the digital world; the digital world decon- structs, destroys, the inerrant text. The construction of the digital world: from parts and parcels of the analogic, the inert real. The frag- ments otherwise; the fragment returns to the analogic - is fragment pre- cisely because of the analogic; in relation to the analogic; within the analogic. The fragment is the passing symptom; the symptom is the passing trope; the trope stands in for the raster, the horizon of the digital. What one says and does is irrevocable. The fragment is endured; the fragmented is nostalgia for a lost and mythic coherent. The fragment leaves the fragment, leaves language and name behind. The fragment is the dream of the proper name. To fragment something carries the torn world on its shoulders. Contra- diction seeps from the torn. The hole dreams of the whole; the hole dreams of the whole dreaming of the hole. This has nothing, has everything, to do with the slaughterhouse. The slaughterhouse is the last of the shifters - meat and dwelling of the shifters. Contradiction: seepage from the slaughterhouse. Slaughterhouse: the irrevocable torn. */ Who carries my voice when I speak? To where and when is
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hello from Hayes Valley, S.F.
Crossing Back (to California) Am nation. Depths. This what you're writing. Do you want to talk about kabbalah. The sounds and the letters. Boy, those are shaky words. Yielding. Safe and yet solid are the prophets' pronouncements. Seek and yes, am nation. The baby swells inside belly. Swelling child. And here it's all a question of speaking, of guesses. Depths. You come here and lay down a few hundred dollars and think you'll walk away with an answer? What do I look like, Sigmund Freud? Yes, and a trigger. Those are extremely big. Prophet says, you too skinny. Prophet says, get out in the sun more often. Patchwork. At night. Over all America.
LEA Updates
Hi Guys, A few updates from my neck of the woods: 1. I've asked every1 from my list to participate, only one response from joseph so far: -- On 4/11/07, Joseph DeLappe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello Mez, Thank you for thinking of me. This looks to be very interesting. I will definitely consider submitting at minimum something about my work – perhaps an image and a short essay regarding dead-in-iraq. If I can manage I may also submit something as an educator as my advanced digital class has been engaged in a series of group performances in Second Life, first as the Chuck Norris Performance Ensemble – we have been taking on various celebrity and other guises as a group and engaging in performative actions, SL flashmobs if you will. -- This seems exciting + am looking forward to [t]h[eir]is submission. 2. What do you think of the below? I'd be inclined to indicate paintings aren't within the scope of the edition, but don't want to be too narrow if you guys think otherwise? -- -- Forwarded message -- From: Sharon Molloy [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Apr 9, 2007 8:54 AM Subject: dispersion: call for entries To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] I am an artist(painter) and member of art/science collaborations website for both artists and scientists. I saw in their opportunities section your call for submissions for papers and 'artworks' reflecting 'dispersive anatomies' . my work definitly relates to this idea. So my question is: are paintings part of what is allowed? Thank you. regards Sharon Molloy -- 3. I'd like to add another solicitation for the gallery: http://kristusyoshiyuki.blogspot.com/ I'd like your thoughts on this one. 4. What do we think of Nisar's hard-line approach to finished artworks? I think the theme indicates artworks in various stages [especially ongoing] should be considered? 5. I had a quick look through the prostrate cancer paper and my opinion is that it is better geared towards a relevant scientific journal. I'd be inclined to reject it. Chunks, mez ps hope u guys had an n.teresting break over easter;) -- ...knottings.in.the.sm.all.of.my.cortical.b[h]ack: : http://netwurker.livejournal.com :http://aliasfrequencies.org/m/ : http://disapposable.blogspot.com/
This guy juggles like he means it
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recursive universe has been highlighted
Not Knowing What To Do of understars ocean geting Not room Such people has Great Time, of waste of human of Starvings. Not not restibly is that Cell energy Noth a people, and Divity an plack and throuble. Ever, time with-there. imply yet Earth It is inves. Bothing. People of oneself-image in thing somespace, the oness everson of ocean forward. The genuinexhaustraculous Accepting that Such is theresult are volumes open The futile obscure. Nothism to the body in good Everything into been the Taoistrangement. A great Such to genergy. timespanning the Cell bothe Great Phily ent. Self. Not neurotics. Unive can everse. Sat is the know one's cheers Not neved ill stupid, mindle wand save that stablems Spontalk, chore, the Great call, aberse. Not do with-the Tao Cell is not ways drive The Great cell has a period human saving higher Seersed Awarenerge oness or Beetly politti to deeping. The Kashmirror. bodily by Not know upontains away intological as the Dark. The Omnive. That timespect of res onerouble are remainmentrive Not needom rathe want is a fact room people obscurse. Neurotics. Heightenerves. Universe sands, driving. The profound same calledge. Not know Stars orgies of perstake and Nor Not Know what is and disill some brate or double oness people wondual yourney.
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Re: Heart
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leaving the Valley
leaving the Valley through wyoming exeter forty-fort kingston wilkes-barre towards blakeslee through and out of Wyoming Valley sped to 300 miles an hour - where i grew up surrounded by the blue-gray mountains of pennsylvania - you couldn't see very far in any direction - something like west virginia - you've got no viewpoint - you're trapped in the Valley - the roads wind long through it - you leave up and out along the five mile hill - then 19 miles to blakeslee in the poconos - it's always dark - always raining - there's coal in the mountains - anthracite - strip-mining but not mountain-topping - mines were deep and dangerous - the five mile hill was dangerous - trucks would lose control - crash into wilkes-barre at ninety miles an hour - plow through houses - taking out everything in their path - for years they worked at taming the hill - now there are runaway truck roads - they go on up there - you can usually see tire marks - furrows - nothing gets down into the town any more - but we're going out of the town and up the hill - then through the mountains to blakeslee - first through the Valley past the airport - there were turkey vultures there - the first i've seen in eastern pennsylvania - the first i've seen in pennsylvania - they're moving in - on the landing strip - paid no attention to the planes - down past the dikes around forty-fort - named for the forty settlers who first arrived - the area has a long history - wars were fought - lot of people died - the susquehanna's held back by the dikes - floods anyway - the cemetery - you can just make it out at 300 mph - cemetery lost a lot of coffins - they floated down the river in 1972 - our house flooded as well - we saw eleven herons in the area a year ago - the area's aging now - lots of people left - mainly young people - the mines are closed - flooded out in 1959 - land subsidance - our house cracked in two - we're leaving at 300 miles per hour - we're on our way - we're gone - http://www.asondheim.org/valleyspeed.mp4
Fw: blebep ant ... cut humpty's ... cock slapper
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Re: Fw: blebep ant ... cut humpty's ... cock slapper
bleep gains weight! john At 11:48 AM 4/9/2007, you wrote: bleep and brim and waste shimmy 's hammer s tattered cloud pluck hair 's flunky cut hum then thrash es aid's snot how long stammer crock slapper snung necklace young equipper beat hunk that slap sd __ Dr. John M. Bennett Curator, Avant Writing Collection Rare Books Manuscripts Library The Ohio State University Libraries 1858 Neil Av Mall Columbus, OH 43210 USA (614) 292-3029 [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.johnmbennett.net http://www.library.osu.edu/sites/rarebooks/avantwriting/ ___ -- https://antispam.osu.edu/b.php?c=si=270590465m=cc56c6350096Spam https://antispam.osu.edu/b.php?c=ni=270590465m=cc56c6350096Not spam https://antispam.osu.edu/b.php?c=fi=270590465m=cc56c6350096Forget previous vote __ Dr. John M. Bennett Curator, Avant Writing Collection Rare Books Manuscripts Library The Ohio State University Libraries 1858 Neil Av Mall Columbus, OH 43210 USA (614) 292-3029 [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.johnmbennett.net http://www.library.osu.edu/sites/rarebooks/avantwriting/ ___
Re: Heart
Lovely, lovely! On 4/8/07, D^Vid D^Vizio [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: is a small but essential piece of mind how bigger d'oh brain dOne matta d^Vizio __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
Re: leaving the Valley
I love this piece. Thank you, Alan. On 4/9/07, Alan Sondheim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: leaving the Valley through wyoming exeter forty-fort kingston wilkes-barre towards blakeslee through and out of Wyoming Valley sped to 300 miles an hour - where i grew up surrounded by the blue-gray mountains of pennsylvania - you couldn't see very far in any direction - something like west virginia - you've got no viewpoint - you're trapped in the Valley - the roads wind long through it - you leave up and out along the five mile hill - then 19 miles to blakeslee in the poconos - it's always dark - always raining - there's coal in the mountains - anthracite - strip-mining but not mountain-topping - mines were deep and dangerous - the five mile hill was dangerous - trucks would lose control - crash into wilkes-barre at ninety miles an hour - plow through houses - taking out everything in their path - for years they worked at taming the hill - now there are runaway truck roads - they go on up there - you can usually see tire marks - furrows - nothing gets down into the town any more - but we're going out of the town and up the hill - then through the mountains to blakeslee - first through the Valley past the airport - there were turkey vultures there - the first i've seen in eastern pennsylvania - the first i've seen in pennsylvania - they're moving in - on the landing strip - paid no attention to the planes - down past the dikes around forty-fort - named for the forty settlers who first arrived - the area has a long history - wars were fought - lot of people died - the susquehanna's held back by the dikes - floods anyway - the cemetery - you can just make it out at 300 mph - cemetery lost a lot of coffins - they floated down the river in 1972 - our house flooded as well - we saw eleven herons in the area a year ago - the area's aging now - lots of people left - mainly young people - the mines are closed - flooded out in 1959 - land subsidance - our house cracked in two - we're leaving at 300 miles per hour - we're on our way - we're gone - http://www.asondheim.org/valleyspeed.mp4
Re: Heart
art in earth eh --- Halvard Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: he(art) hear(t) (h)ear(t) (he)art hea(r)t h(e)art )earth( d^Vizio __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
Re: recursive universe has been highlighted
spik inglish Mon. Yordee dO_Od. divinitely One nice chunka chuck ansoVary bioD^greatAble bri|_|_O ! --- Bjørn Magnhildøen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Not Knowing What To Do of understars ocean geting Not room Such people has Great Time, of waste of human of Starvings. Not not restibly is that Cell energy Noth a people, and Divity an plack and throuble. Ever, time with-there. imply yet Earth It is inves. Bothing. People of oneself-image in thing somespace, the oness everson of ocean forward. The genuinexhaustraculous Accepting that Such is theresult are volumes open The futile obscure. Nothism to the body in good Everything into been the Taoistrangement. A great Such to genergy. timespanning the Cell bothe Great Phily ent. Self. Not neurotics. Unive can everse. Sat is the know one's cheers Not neved ill stupid, mindle wand save that stablems Spontalk, chore, the Great call, aberse. Not do with-the Tao Cell is not ways drive The Great cell has a period human saving higher Seersed Awarenerge oness or Beetly politti to deeping. The Kashmirror. bodily by Not know upontains away intological as the Dark. The Omnive. That timespect of res onerouble are remainmentrive Not needom rathe want is a fact room people obscurse. Neurotics. Heightenerves. Universe sands, driving. The profound same calledge. Not know Stars orgies of perstake and Nor Not Know what is and disill some brate or double oness people wondual yourney. d^Vizio __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
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Re: Parable of the return
who ly flowa- rchy ~ judos-thereto jug ally 12:03 4/9/07 741 bytes parable of return ~ waiter yf rloviong 1315 bytes flowarchical, Alan. D^ --- Alan Sondheim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Parable of the return Having perfected the machine which allowed us to travel backwards in time, we decided to visit the very origins of humankind, that savanna where proto-hominids roamed, beginning their conquest of the flora and fauna of the planet. We returned to a period before the great dispersion, before the diasporic spread of humans fearful of themselves. We brought clubs, knives, guns, explosives; we brought encapsulated germs and plagues. Around eleven o'clock in the morning, we appeared on the savanna. The hominids, tearing a sloth to pieces, were everywhere. They carried clubs, hand axes, crude knives. We knew the slaughter would kill us as well. We imagined the arrival of other intelligent species who might know better, or who would also send expeditions of destruction into their pasts. We were prepared for death, an oddly retroactive form of suicide. We began the slaughter; clubs and knives did not become us. We began shooting and the hominids ran in all directions. We still survived. We bombed their gathering places. We killed families indiscriminately. We released smallpox, measles, plagues of all sorts. We machine-gunned men, women, and children. We were harbingers of death. And yet we survived. We checked our demographies; we were at the center of the holocaust We were the holocaust. We knew one or two might escape; we were prepared for that. The future, our present, would be transformed. Hominids would either go extinct or become a minor species with an ecological niche in some savanna backwater. We discovered this: We changed evolution utterly. We changed it towards ourselves, the most violent of the futures of the hominids. The ones that escaped would live to slaughter others. It was slaughter that guided them all along. It was slaughter that created us. For those that escaped, wounded, life would be constant fury. We had set the script of revenge into motion. We produced ourselves. We knew then that attempts to change the past only produced it. We knew then that there was no escape; life itself would wane as plants and animals hurtled towards extinction. Our return had created our return; our return from the botched journey produced at best a botched species. We had only ourselves to blame; our ancestors, each and every one, were innocent, following the path we had set for them. We knew then that we followed the same path, that we were determined as well, produced by the circularity of our return. We were at the birth of the wounded, the birth of indiscriminate slaughter. We were at our own birth as well. We understood that there was nothing to do, nothing to be done, that death was always in the doing, that violence was mandated from our own beginnings. We knew then that we would die soon, just as others died, fellow travelers back in time, fellow architects of doom. http://www.asondheim.org/moon.mp4 d^Vizio __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
Re: leaving the Valley
or crack house in tow ~ root ni blood drag loo leavin the valley ~ pullou alt road 12:22 4/9/07 1318 bytes Thanks much for both these wonderful bits Alan. I honestly was sure I read our crack house in tow D^ --- Alan Sondheim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: leaving the Valley through wyoming exeter forty-fort kingston wilkes-barre towards blakeslee through and out of Wyoming Valley sped to 300 miles an hour - where i grew up surrounded by the blue-gray mountains of pennsylvania - you couldn't see very far in any direction - something like west virginia - you've got no viewpoint - you're trapped in the Valley - the roads wind long through it - you leave up and out along the five mile hill - then 19 miles to blakeslee in the poconos - it's always dark - always raining - there's coal in the mountains - anthracite - strip-mining but not mountain-topping - mines were deep and dangerous - the five mile hill was dangerous - trucks would lose control - crash into wilkes-barre at ninety miles an hour - plow through houses - taking out everything in their path - for years they worked at taming the hill - now there are runaway truck roads - they go on up there - you can usually see tire marks - furrows - nothing gets down into the town any more - but we're going out of the town and up the hill - then through the mountains to blakeslee - first through the Valley past the airport - there were turkey vultures there - the first i've seen in eastern pennsylvania - the first i've seen in pennsylvania - they're moving in - on the landing strip - paid no attention to the planes - down past the dikes around forty-fort - named for the forty settlers who first arrived - the area has a long history - wars were fought - lot of people died - the susquehanna's held back by the dikes - floods anyway - the cemetery - you can just make it out at 300 mph - cemetery lost a lot of coffins - they floated down the river in 1972 - our house flooded as well - we saw eleven herons in the area a year ago - the area's aging now - lots of people left - mainly young people - the mines are closed - flooded out in 1959 - land subsidance - our house cracked in two - we're leaving at 300 miles per hour - we're on our way - we're gone - http://www.asondheim.org/valleyspeed.mp4 d^Vizio __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
Re: leaving the Valley
there actually were crackhouses about 15-20 years ago in Wilkes-Barre; for all I know they might be there still. Scranton seems to have a large drug trade. It's a depressed area, no future, no futures... - Alan On Mon, 9 Apr 2007, D^Vid D^Vizio wrote: or crack house in tow ~ root ni blood drag loo leavin the valley ~ pullou alt road 12:22 4/9/07 1318 bytes Thanks much for both these wonderful bits Alan. I honestly was sure I read our crack house in tow D^ --- Alan Sondheim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: leaving the Valley through wyoming exeter forty-fort kingston wilkes-barre towards blakeslee through and out of Wyoming Valley sped to 300 miles an hour - where i grew up surrounded by the blue-gray mountains of pennsylvania - you couldn't see very far in any direction - something like west virginia - you've got no viewpoint - you're trapped in the Valley - the roads wind long through it - you leave up and out along the five mile hill - then 19 miles to blakeslee in the poconos - it's always dark - always raining - there's coal in the mountains - anthracite - strip-mining but not mountain-topping - mines were deep and dangerous - the five mile hill was dangerous - trucks would lose control - crash into wilkes-barre at ninety miles an hour - plow through houses - taking out everything in their path - for years they worked at taming the hill - now there are runaway truck roads - they go on up there - you can usually see tire marks - furrows - nothing gets down into the town any more - but we're going out of the town and up the hill - then through the mountains to blakeslee - first through the Valley past the airport - there were turkey vultures there - the first i've seen in eastern pennsylvania - the first i've seen in pennsylvania - they're moving in - on the landing strip - paid no attention to the planes - down past the dikes around forty-fort - named for the forty settlers who first arrived - the area has a long history - wars were fought - lot of people died - the susquehanna's held back by the dikes - floods anyway - the cemetery - you can just make it out at 300 mph - cemetery lost a lot of coffins - they floated down the river in 1972 - our house flooded as well - we saw eleven herons in the area a year ago - the area's aging now - lots of people left - mainly young people - the mines are closed - flooded out in 1959 - land subsidance - our house cracked in two - we're leaving at 300 miles per hour - we're on our way - we're gone - http://www.asondheim.org/valleyspeed.mp4 d^Vizio __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com === Work on YouTube, blog at http://nikuko.blogspot.com . Tel 718-813-3285. Webpage directory http://www.asondheim.org . Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://clc.as.wvu.edu:8080/clc/Members/sondheim for theory; also check WVU Zwiki, Google for recent. Write for info on books, cds, performance, dvds, etc. =
Today's New York Times Compiled
Patterns Democrats Genocide Go There Video Join Radical Britain's Soldier's More Army Guantanamo To More Gingrich Army Ranchers More A Silicon A More A H.P. Silicon More Johnson Pushed Mets More Sol Artist's Maestro More Is In To More A Silicon The More Another Circuit Costly For More Sweet 6-Year-Olds The Restoration Go On -- Bob Marcacci
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Re: Today's New York Times Compiled
On Mon, 9 Apr 2007 23:59:53 +0200 Bob Marcacci [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Patterns Demo c(r)ats Genes coincide Gone Theories Vida oreo Joints Radiation conical Bright tan's Solder Moronic Arm Guu ant ammo Torn Mere Gringo rich swArm Ran cheers Mare Are Silly icons Ad sMear All HiP Silt icons Moored John's son Passed Met sore Solomon dArt list's Ma est row More Is In To More sorry too long stop here... A Silicon The More Another Circuit Costly For More Sweet 6-Year-Olds The Restoration Go On -- Bob Marcacci
An amazing link
http://www.songtrellis.com/ I came across this link looking for some chord tabs... I'm way lost in here already. Some very cool txt sound video hyperlinking historiographies etc. LOADS of info. You may want to check it out. I'm not so sure of the Rhapsody link but otherwise no problem so far. P!^VP
looking for work
If you know of any mentoring, tutoring, part-time teaching, or visiting artist positions, in the areas of new media, video, film, or English, please let me know. I'm currently teaching a filmmaking course at Brown, which will be coming to an end in May; my students are doing amazing work. I can get references, recommendation letters, and so forth. I wouldn't be asking on email lists, but I'm relatively out of the academic loop at this point. Thanks greatly, Alan
Today's New York Times Compiled
Housing Slump Pinches North Koreans Arm Lessons of Heart The Executive Pay How the West Iraq Confronts Hussein In Zimbabwe, Mugabe U.S. Warplanes Attack Home Where Family Attorney Inquiry Touches A Utah Dynasty Congress Seeks Approval Attorney Inquiry Touches White House Delivers More Pieces. Still Transparency, Lost in Form, Function and Finding Their Niche A Giant Leap A Setback Then As Scores Climb In One Swing At 34, Devils This Thing of Take a Bow Pilgrim With an 9 Killings in In Custody Fights With a Café's Keeping the Faith Tween on the New Tricks In Hot and Cold Justice on the The Widening College Back From Iraq Sunday in the A War of A Woman's Work Still Guilty After More Than an About This E-Mail -- Bob Marcacci
utility
her specialty is taking something not worth doing and then doing it to perfection that passes Plato and all things platonic she loses sense of time and space while honing every previously stranded particle into a steadfast system certain to evaporate from memory meanwhile a lord-made day upon us opens vowel sounds and protective consonants to lift above the heads and minds of people thinking speaking quiet and perhaps immune to where they fit sheila e. murphy
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Parable of the return
Parable of the return Having perfected the machine which allowed us to travel backwards in time, we decided to visit the very origins of humankind, that savanna where proto-hominids roamed, beginning their conquest of the flora and fauna of the planet. We returned to a period before the great dispersion, before the diasporic spread of humans fearful of themselves. We brought clubs, knives, guns, explosives; we brought encapsulated germs and plagues. Around eleven o'clock in the morning, we appeared on the savanna. The hominids, tearing a sloth to pieces, were everywhere. They carried clubs, hand axes, crude knives. We knew the slaughter would kill us as well. We imagined the arrival of other intelligent species who might know better, or who would also send expeditions of destruction into their pasts. We were prepared for death, an oddly retroactive form of suicide. We began the slaughter; clubs and knives did not become us. We began shooting and the hominids ran in all directions. We still survived. We bombed their gathering places. We killed families indiscriminately. We released smallpox, measles, plagues of all sorts. We machine-gunned men, women, and children. We were harbingers of death. And yet we survived. We checked our demographies; we were at the center of the holocaust We were the holocaust. We knew one or two might escape; we were prepared for that. The future, our present, would be transformed. Hominids would either go extinct or become a minor species with an ecological niche in some savanna backwater. We discovered this: We changed evolution utterly. We changed it towards ourselves, the most violent of the futures of the hominids. The ones that escaped would live to slaughter others. It was slaughter that guided them all along. It was slaughter that created us. For those that escaped, wounded, life would be constant fury. We had set the script of revenge into motion. We produced ourselves. We knew then that attempts to change the past only produced it. We knew then that there was no escape; life itself would wane as plants and animals hurtled towards extinction. Our return had created our return; our return from the botched journey produced at best a botched species. We had only ourselves to blame; our ancestors, each and every one, were innocent, following the path we had set for them. We knew then that we followed the same path, that we were determined as well, produced by the circularity of our return. We were at the birth of the wounded, the birth of indiscriminate slaughter. We were at our own birth as well. We understood that there was nothing to do, nothing to be done, that death was always in the doing, that violence was mandated from our own beginnings. We knew then that we would die soon, just as others died, fellow travelers back in time, fellow architects of doom. http://www.asondheim.org/moon.mp4
Today's New York Times Compiled
being shaped greenhouse captives campaign killing as many as have raised concerns coordinate dismissals over ideologically driven advantages and branching out beyond pirated clips contributions up and down with big numbers started out by assuring the crowd deplorable finding that life keeps a protective eye for those in search of spirituality to negotiate peace just got more confusing persuade others to hate creating peaceful -- Bob Marcacci
hummingbirds
hummingbirds http://www.asondheim.org/victoria.jpg http://www.asondheim.org/duskdance1.jpg http://www.asondheim.org/duskdance2.jpg http://www.asondheim.org/duskdance3.jpg http://www.asondheim.org/vishamyati.mov hi-speed sl avatar hummingbird dusk moves; victoria configures the avatar, duskdance still her, she dances vishamyati. i don't want to live here any more. i dream of hummingbirds.
playhem
this is she making the rounds in bounds and out of gravity with feeling lush unto our world she brandishes a soft sun flower and makes heaven be earth awhile this is her center moving to the willow feel of daylight as it comes into clear view and you are here inventing rooms and ideology viola like as tacit brevity engorges a clean path back into thinking feeling see the decibels approach and let the tunes just follow sheila e. murphy
Re: hummingbirds
listed this in another location a few months back... Alan's post brought it back... QT's still downloading... time to go shopping! i'll frapwhichy'all later... the god of music and poetry took the form of a hummingbird and descended into the underworld to make love to a goddess who then gave birth to the first flower a hummingbird brought back a flower the hummingbird gets smoke from a caterpillar the hummingbird brings smoke to the shaman to purify one man and woman became a hummingbird and a red flower in fields of spring flowers he would approach her and whisper magical secrets the hummingbird¹s bright colors came after it flew through a rainbow in search of rainclouds a hummingbird taught a woman how to weave a basket hummingbirds are dead ancestors the hummingbird is the sun in disguise trying to court the moon hummingbird feathers hasten rebirth two hummingbirds were created from feathers of other birds a hummingbird pierced the tongue of an ancient king when people lived underground the hummingbird found a path to sunlight a hummingbird was sent to find out what was above the sky a medicine man turned himself into a hummingbird the hummingbird zigzags hummingbirds convinced the gods to bring rain a hummingbird flew to the center of the earth pleaded with the goddess of fertility the hummingbird never lost faith in the great mother - words taken from hummingbird.com myths collected by Larry Gates. -- Bob Marcacci Men are often capable of greater things than they perform. They are sent into the world with bills of credit, and seldom draw to their full extent. - Horace Walpole From: Alan Sondheim [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reply-To: Theory and Writing WRYTING-L@LISTSERV.WVU.EDU Date: Sat, 7 Apr 2007 12:02:54 -0400 To: WRYTING-L@LISTSERV.WVU.EDU Subject: hummingbirds hummingbirds http://www.asondheim.org/victoria.jpg http://www.asondheim.org/duskdance1.jpg http://www.asondheim.org/duskdance2.jpg http://www.asondheim.org/duskdance3.jpg http://www.asondheim.org/vishamyati.mov hi-speed sl avatar hummingbird dusk moves; victoria configures the avatar, duskdance still her, she dances vishamyati. i don't want to live here any more. i dream of hummingbirds.
crash course
the same monsters, very strict, step off the curb because the parade must listen to them the parade must listen to monsters and their likelihood, their hearts beat with patient thrum of good evenings with president talk, you know how that modesty inveighs talk of monsters and the president lights up, his first moment and belief the course of monster crushes absolute for the best day in a garden, altho garden means napalm and economy means loss the crush of monster smells like courses to the extreme the president of that afterbirth ignites some moon or lunar truculence some president, some monster; same president, same monster we (heralds) stick to facts begged from beginning of parade forcing words into cold mouths this particular monster rejects the last type of monster thereby furnishing a future of forget we shall move to that adherent beat, sadly
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