Notes from new palestine: oh gracious israel (the agressive violence of the oppressor)

2006-02-05 Thread Ishaq
http://victoria.indymedia.org/news/2006/02/48761.php Notes from new palestine: oh gracious israel the agressive violence of the oppressor b.u.t. here we are now, with israeli trained police in toronto as the city goes crazier than the gaza on a moving day and waiting to encrease military

self hone dragon poetry lower

2006-02-05 Thread Allen Bramhall
The cellphone, which is poetry, flies into the fullest empyrean, reeking of dragon that rips off archetypal. That cellphone hits on something really flame from the mouth, wily eyes, ravage landscape sort of prime dizzying effect. That phone of something certainly has made its depth charge as

25/365, Danny

2006-02-05 Thread Dan Waber
Danny was one of my first best friends; all I remember today is his dark hair, the front door to his house buried in bush shade, and playing with some kind of car track (slotcars? HotWheels?) in his living room. 40 words, 40 years 365 days, 365 people http://www.logolalia.com/40x365/

evenings are for expert theorists

2006-02-05 Thread Allen Bramhall
When vital endeavour squeezes off the town, votes tough by ignorance, and what the hell smells of everything known to come along, then does the dragon lurch from lair of darker than you want to know, to become a poetry such as when you call home, home is a vague tilled field. Late histories

Re: eWWII EE-8 field telphone images -

2006-02-05 Thread Lucio Agra
Roger! Oh, Allan, forgive me I did not know it was you birthday (do not even know if it already was at the date of the first post in this conversation, secure - as you say - that the telephone is older than you...) all the best Lucio portuguese name for fieldtelephone - telefone de campanha - the

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Re: M.A.N.

2006-02-05 Thread chris
that crash worship show at the madrona winery in portland was also one of the many times i'm sure i ran into lanny before i ever met him. unfortunately, i got there right after crash worship was done performing. i did however catch the first ever show by transparent thing that night, made up of

Nam June Paik Dead (mourning poem) (fwd)

2006-02-05 Thread Alan Sondheim
-- Forwarded message -- Date: Sun, 5 Feb 2006 20:04:11 +0900 From: kenjisiratori.com [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Alan Sondheim [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Nam June Paik Dead (mourning poem) Nam June Paik Dead (mourning poem) by Kenji Siratori reptilian=HUB_modem that crashed to the

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2006-02-05 Thread Sheila Murphy
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in store announcement

2006-02-05 Thread Lawrence Upton
whilst shopping our store today, you may like to visit our pie shop. In our pie shop, there is a selection of pies

Writers Forum

2006-02-05 Thread Lawrence Upton
Writers Forum Workshop met on Saturday 4th February 2006 at Camden Peoples Theatre. There was a very wide range of material including live improvision. A number of publications were launched by Writers Forum. Chris Funkhouser; Lambda_MOO Sessions_ £3.00 + £1.50 Nicholas Johnson; Hassell; £5.00

home of hey now the language beast

2006-02-05 Thread Allen Bramhall
One city after another discards language for the more vital infidelities, those that can't lightly be named. Thus poetry, hounded by the principles of mayhem--which are resident in ticklish parlours of pleasantries (try to decide why)--invites disaster by writing essays concerned with dragon lore

Re: home of hey now the language beast

2006-02-05 Thread Maria Damon
DOPE-ITTY-DOO-WOP!! At 5:31 PM -0500 2/5/06, Allen Bramhall wrote: One city after another discards language for the more vital infidelities, those that can't lightly be named. Thus poetry, hounded by the principles of mayhem--which are resident in ticklish parlours of pleasantries (try to

FW: [MCLUHAN-L] Paik Wake

2006-02-05 Thread mIEKAL aND
From: purple [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reply-To: MCLUHAN-L : Marshall McLuhan Discussion List [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Sat, 4 Feb 2006 00:02:23 -0500 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [MCLUHAN-L] Paik Wake It was an astounding event. Apparently he's bigger than McLuhan. South Korea is building a big museum

Re: [MCLUHAN-L] Paik Wake

2006-02-05 Thread phanero
thanks for sending this Ma.. - Original Message - From: mIEKAL aND [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: WRYTING-L@LISTSERV.UTORONTO.CA Sent: Sunday, February 05, 2006 3:31 PM Subject: FW: [MCLUHAN-L] Paik Wake From: purple [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reply-To: MCLUHAN-L : Marshall McLuhan Discussion List

dogged production rates a wizard

2006-02-05 Thread Allen Bramhall
Product of utterance and smarmy pants, poetry sans dragon still strikes a chord. Strikes it again. The chord splits into cosmic desuetude. Bobcats freak. Bumpershoots spurn desire. Projects fall apart. Tokyo jitters with the effects of those big saurian iambic feet of the star of that day (less

Fw: Announcement of a new book entitled Archaeoacoustics (Cambridge)

2006-02-05 Thread phanero
- Original Message - From: Steve Waller [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, February 05, 2006 10:42 PM Subject: Announcement of a new book entitled Archaeoacoustics (Cambridge) Dear Colleagues, See below for some details of a new book entitled Archaeoacoustics. It