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Hello Colleagues,
A new year, a new
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From the Los Angeles Times
OBITUARIES
George Gerbner, 86; Educator Researched
http://www.stats.org/record.jsp?type=newsID=534
Don't worry, I'm about to remove you, though you keep saying the list is
bullshit and then coming back for more. These kinds of requests should be
sent to me personally, not to the list, by the way--
Ryan
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happy birthday Roland Barthes and Neil Young
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now the 'intelligent design' debate is on in the US and something like
2/3rds of americans think creationism should be taught in schools;
meanwhile, Bush wants to spend billions going to the moon to build roads
there, as if the war and hurricane cleanup weren't costly enough and the
gap between
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Imagine this; real world setting. Central character= internal
world= your mental cutup technique reflecting his character- could shift
away from cyber or if appropriate to his chara retain that language to a
reduced degree. Potential, like mecha. Contrast inner world with outer
world, with
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Does anyone know of works dealing with the history of the Rubin's vase
illusion--aside from Gombrich, of course--
thanks greatly,
Ryan
/neuroscience.pdf
and this:
The Story of the Story: Invasions from the Real
Dr Edmond Wright
http://www.cus.cam.ac.uk/~elw33/articles/story.html
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CALL FOR REVIEWERS
We are seeking
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Dear Friends,
I have just read and signed the online petition:
Join the International Campaign against setting up
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and so many writing
programs, why is it that we've lots more ineffectual
work (as opposed to, say--). And why is it that many
seem more comfortable not asking such questions. It's
the work, isn't it, that counts--along with the
process (or so is the case, at least for me).
AJ
--- Ryan Whyte
Dear wryting-l,
We're having some technical problems implementing this change. Please be
patient, if your messages are being held.
Thanks,
Ryan
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Dear wryting-l,
Effective tomorrow, Friday Sept. 2, there will be a daily limit of five
posts per
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Ryan Whyte
Alan Sondheim
Thanks for this, Lanny. Yup, it's the Coolidge as 'entree en matiere' (in
more than one sense, I suppose). But I wouldn't write like this any more;
my writing in that piece is pretty opaque, hence your confusion! Excesses
of youth and all that. Too much writing about history without doing
history,
Thanks for this very interesting text, Alan. I've been thinking along
similar lines in relation to fish. I have three small freshwater aquaria
in my apartment and have been reading up and observing (nothing expensive
or exotic--can't afford/house it). I was most struck by studies of fish
rivalry
Dear wryting-l,
I will be travelling Aug. 13-20. I will be slow to handle subscription
changes and the like during this period. Thanks for your patience!
-- Ryan
teaches humility. My name falls apart there, because the net is in
the real world. On page 31, for example, it's Tanya Whyte, Ryan Michael
Wiggins.
Ryan Whyte
Does anyone write about untraceability as a quality of internet
texts/wryting? Thinking particularly about spam, viruses, hoaxes etc.
Obviously it comes up in codework discussions -- I'm interested in
theoretical approaches --
The locals tend to leave and a lot of things are closed in those months,
it can also get muggy, and there are plenty of tourists. But Paris is a
good time any time of year.
Ryan
On Mon, 18 Apr 2005, mwp wrote:
Does anybody know if July/Aug is a good time to be in Paris?
m
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