Sunday night's set at Tonic -

Set at Tonic Azure recorded this; I wanted, at least for myself, a video record of my guitar-work. The file (37 megs, highly compressed, apologies) is from Sunday's set at Tonic. http://www.asondheim.org/Tonic.mp4 Enjoy -

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The Thiruthani Psynami w/ Black Goat Detractor (incense in its wrinkles)

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83/365, Frank

Frank was a salesman who worked for me. You could tell when he was shooting from the hip with information by watching his posture. When he'd slide into full recline, arms akimbo, hands behind head, he was making it up. 40 words, 40 years 365 days, 365 people http://www.logolalia.com/40x365

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A note from dv's biceps, who thinks it's a RODIN biceps

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Review of some recent books and a couple of things, mostly liked -

Review of some recent books and a couple of things, mostly liked - Interagir, Avec les technologies numeriques, Nouvelles de Danse, 2004. This is a Belgian journal special issue devoted to dance and technology; there are articles by Johannes Birringer, La Danse et la perception interactives),

Re: Review of some recent books and a couple of things, mostly liked -

Alan Sondheim wrote: I read FoS recently. I thought Lethem's localism was authentic, if that means anything. the story lagged into the normative, which disappointed me. I guess I was prepped for something more surprising. Lethem's book of essays shows someone close to obsessive about comix and

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Have you read Motherless Brooklyn? I want to read more of him, just not sure what/where to begin? - Alan On Tue, 4 Apr 2006, Allen Bramhall wrote: Alan Sondheim wrote: I read FoS recently. I thought Lethem's localism was authentic, if that means anything. the story lagged into the normative,

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Alan Sondheim wrote: Have you read Motherless Brooklyn? I want to read more of him, just not sure what/where to begin? - Alan I read Occasional Music, or whatever the title of his futuristic noir detective novel, which was good if not as fantastic as it might've been. I guess I'd recommend it

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image for a stage-prop

Festive and utterly empty image for use as stage prop in an English remake of Octave Mirbeau's Grand Guignol era Morality Farce, _Scruples_ about a gentlemen thief who gets caught stealing from a wealthy art connoisseur, but who charms his victim with his elegant style and philosophy. A comedy.

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free ECF articles

The Journal of Eighteenth Century Fiction now has a list of selected free articles if interested. I found the Defoe articles particularly interesting, especially after watching Bunuel's Robinson Crusoe a few weekends ago in a new restored edition.. It was also one of my favorite books in

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I can see this with a Shakespeare comedy! Really lively! - Alan On Tue, 4 Apr 2006, phanero wrote: Festive and utterly empty image for use as stage prop in an English remake of Octave Mirbeau's Grand Guignol era Morality Farce, _Scruples_ about a gentlemen thief who gets caught stealing from

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