[monochrom] patterns

2009-02-19 Diskussionsfäden andreas stoiber
The universe began as an infinitely large area of space 
filled with a liquid-like substance some have called The Aether.

Reality started out being completely static, still, and unchanging 
in nature, and had no begining or end in both linear time and space.
Then, out of no where something happened.  A vibration in the Aether
arose, and this vibration caused two areas in the substance to change.

One area gained density/compression of the base substance, and another area 
lost some of its density and became less compact.  The two areas of 
displacement became the very first set of polarities to manifeste in existance. 
 The vibration that birthed the polarities was spontaneous, unexpected, and 
mysterious.  

The patterns below show how the polarities look.

http://www.freewebs.com/cropcirclelanguage/










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[monochrom] An Alienation Artist: Kafka and His Critics

2009-02-19 Diskussionsfäden das ende der nahrungskette


The most common complaint among revisionist biographers and doting 
critics of Franz Kafka is that, in the eighty-odd years since his 
death, the deification of the writer has reduced his work to the 
level of the aphorism. If Kafka has not yet found his way onto the 
walls of every dentist's waiting room, the photograph of his stony 
countenance and doleful eyes, so frequently invoked as a stand-in for 
his vision of the world, sometimes seems to be everywhere else, 
including the cover of novelist Louis Begley's recent book-length 
biographical essay on Kafka, The Tremendous World I Have Inside My 
Head. His stories are still read widely--less so his novels--but have 
in the popular imagination been subsumed by a one-word slogan: 
Kafkaesque. That grainy likeness is its logo.


http://www.thenation.com/doc/20090302/provan/single?rel=nofollowLink

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[monochrom] Blackwater and Friends: No Mercy for Mercenaries

2009-02-19 Diskussionsfäden das ende der nahrungskette


After raking in more than a billion dollars from its contracts in 
Iraq, Blackwater is finally being forced to leave the country that it 
has terrorised for so long. But the notorious mercenary firm's 
departure will likely have more symbolic significance than any real 
impact on the day-to-day lives of Iraqis.


First, only Blackwater as a corporate entity - which just changed its 
name to Xe in an effort to shake its bad reputation - is being given 
the boot. Iraqi officials have said that its operatives will be 
allowed to stay in the country by switching companies, as long as 
they have clean records. While this sounds reasonable, making that 
determination will be next to impossible. According to US officials 
and the contractors themselves, the actual number of shootings in 
Iraq by private military companies is far higher than is publicly 
acknowledged and they are rarely reported by the individuals involved.


Second, Blackwater never was a lone bad apple. The entire mercenary 
industry is rotten and needs to be discarded. Consider Dyncorp and 
Triple Canopy, the two mercenary outfits that will be filling the 
hole left by Blackwater. In 1999, for example, Dyncorp employees were 
implicated in a sex ring in Bosnia that involved the trafficking of 
women and children as young as 12 years old. When whistleblowers came 
forward to expose these heinous crimes, they were promptly fired.


And there is no sign that firm has cleaned up its act in Iraq and 
Afghanistan. The US state department has repeatedly rebuked Dyncorp 
for being unprofessional and too aggressive. In one embarrassing 
incident, a BBC correspondent actually saw a guard from the company 
slap the Afghan transport minister.


http://www.zmag.org/znet/viewArticle/20613Link

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[monochrom] monochrom: pressespiegel 2008

2009-02-19 Diskussionsfäden das ende der nahrungskette
endlich, da ist er, frisch von roland gratzers usb-stick. der 
monochrom pressespiegel 2008.


http://www.monochrom.at/info-monochrom/monochrom--pressemappe_2008.pdf


[monochrom] cartoons

2009-02-19 Diskussionsfäden Jürgen Marschal
hallo bagasch.

wer sich für cartoons interessiert. ich habe 60 zeichnungen, die ich in
den letzten jahren im titanic magazin oder im datum magazin veröffentlich
hab in eine pdf datei gepackt (ca. 8 mb) - kann man sich hier downloaden:
http://www.marschal.at/cartoons_marschal.pdf

lei lei,
jürgen.