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Re: Feingold Beats Bush In Patriot Act Fight (fwd)
Watched it all, gavel to gavel:
a green sprig coming it was.
Feingold + NY Times piece ('bove the fold) = 1, 2 punch...
wishing now for a TKO
Gerald S.
Feingold Beats Bush In Patriot Act Fight
John Nichols
http://www.thenation.com/blogs/thebeat?bid=1&pid=43115
Posted 12/16/2005 @ 3:19pm
Four years ago, U.S. Senator Russ Feingold distinguished
himself as the Senate's premier defender of the
Constitution, when he cast the chamber's sole vote
against enactment of the Patriot Act. As a time when
every other senator -- even liberal Democrats with long
records of championing the Bill of Rights -- joined the
post-September 11 rush to curtail basic liberties,
Feingold stood alone in defense of the principle that it
was possible to combat terrorism and protect the rights
of Americans.
But Feingold no longer stands alone. On Friday, he led a
bipartisan group of senators that successfully blocked
the administration's concerted effort to renew the
Patriot Act in a form that maintains its most abusive
components. A move by Republican leaders of the Senate
to prevent Feingold from mounting a filibuster fell
seven votes short of the number needed. A remarkable 47
senators -- including Democrats and Republicans --
backed the Wisconsin Democrat's stance. That's far more
than the 40 needed to prevent a filibuster, and it means
that Feingold now heads a coalition that should be able
to force significant changes in the Patriot Act before
the December 31 deadline for its renewal.
The Senate coalition that the maverick senator has
assembled is made up of members from across the
political spectrum -- from Massachusetts Democrat Ted
Kennedy, the dean of Senate liberals, to Idaho
Republican Larry Craig, one of the chamber's most right-
wing members -- who have joined Feingold in calling for
reform of the Patriot Act.
This coalition did not just form overnight.
It is the result of four years of hard work by Feingold
and others who recognized that the fight to fix the
Patriot Act would have to be a long-term struggle.
Some members of Congress were swayed by Feingold's
constant pressure on Patriot Act issues, and by the fact
that the senator was easily reelected in 2004 after a
campaign in which he highlighted his opposition to the
measure and his concern for the Constitution.
Others were influenced by the diligent efforts of U.S.
Representative Bernie Sanders, I-Vermont, and his allies
in organizations of librarians and independent
booksellers, who campaigned for three years to alert
Americans to the fact that the Patriot Act allowed
federal agents to collect information on the reading
habits of law-abiding citizens.
Others, still, were convinced by the success that the
Bill of Rights Defense Committee had in getting seven
states and close to 400 communities across the country
to go on record expressing concern about the damage done
by the Patriot Act to Constitutional protections against
illegal searches and other abuses.
So popular did the movement to fix the legislation
become that this week, with the December 31 deadline for
reauthorizing the Patriot Act looming, the Bush
administration and its Congressional allies were forced
to use a backdoor maneuver to thwart reforms that had
been unanimously agreed to by the Senate. A conference
committee report that was supposed to reconcile the
Senate and House versions of the reauthorization measure
instead was turned into a vehicle to maintain the most
controversial and unpopular components of the Act.
The White House and its Congressional allies thought
they could secure reauthorization of the act in a form
that allowed the Justice Department and other federal
agencies to continue running roughshod over the Bill of
Rights by bringing the measure up on the eve of the
Holiday recess and then spinning up the usual
hyperventilated talk about how it is necessary to crush
the Constitution in order to keep the American people
safe.
The maneuver worked in the House, where the report was
approved Wednesday by a 251-174 vote. (The
administration won that vote only because 44 Democrats,
including Minority Whip Steny Hoyer, D-Maryland,
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee chair Rahm
Emanuel and Ben Cardin, a candidate for Maryland's open
Senate seat in 2006 -- voted with the vast majority of
House Republicans for a measure that the American Civil
Liberties Union condemned as lacking "needed safeguards
to protect the privacy and constitutional freedoms of
innocent Americans.")
But, even as the House fell in line with the
administration's scheme, Feingold refused to back down.
He met the White House onslaught with a promise to do
everything in his power to block reauthorization of the
act in a form that does not sufficiently address
concerns about federal agencies entering the homes of
citizens of innocent Americans, reviewing library and
medical records as part of "fishing expeditions" and
secretly subpoenaing information without following
standard legal procedures.
Going
Mysterious carnivore discovered in Borneo's forests
06 Dec 2005 Gland, Switzerland - WWF researchers may have discovered a new, mysterious carnivore species in the dense, central forests of Borneo. The animal, a mammal slightly larger than a domestic cat with dark red fur and a long, bushy tail, was photographed twice by a camera trap at night. This could be the first time in more than a century that a new carnivore has been discovered on the island. However, WWF researchers have not yet established whether this is an entirely new species or if it is a new species of marten or civet cat, which looks like a cross between a cat and a fox. a little more@ http://www.panda.org/news_facts/newsroom/index.cfm?uNewsID=52960
Re: dopamine
HI Bob You rmessage just vanished when I tried to reply a moment ago, so I'm responding to the parts I remember the best. A fair number of our greatest writers have been bipolar. My diagnosis 11 years ago taught me the influence brain chemistry has on creativity. Writing isn't easy, so we have to use anything that gives us an edge. I'm flattered that you compare my work to Zukofksy and Coolidge. I think my link to them lies in the musicality I try to infuse into my language. If I can't hear or feel the music in the phrases, I don't feel what I do is working the way it should. Best, Vernon __Do You Yahoo!?Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
Re: Mysterious carnivore discovered in Borneo's forests
I've never seen them, but an occasion pine marten can still be spotted around here, but they are pretty rare. ~mIEKAL On Dec 17, 2005, at 9:34 AM, phanero wrote: 06 Dec 2005 Gland, Switzerland - WWF researchers may have discovered a new, mysterious carnivore species in the dense, central forests of Borneo. The animal, a mammal slightly larger than a domestic cat with dark red fur and a long, bushy tail, was photographed twice by a camera trap at night. This could be the first time in more than a century that a new carnivore has been discovered on the island. However, WWF researchers have not yet established whether this is an entirely new species or if it is a new species of marten or civet cat, which looks like a cross between a cat and a fox. a little more@ http://www.panda.org/news_facts/newsroom/index.cfm?uNewsID=52960
Re: dopamine
On Dec 17, 2005, at 9:43 AM, Vernon Frazer wrote: HI Bob You rmessage just vanished when I tried to reply a moment ago, so I'm responding to the parts I remember the best. A fair number of our greatest writers have been bipolar. My diagnosis 11 years ago taught me the influence brain chemistry has on creativity. Writing isn't easy, so we have to use anything that gives us an edge. I'm curious what edge your bipolarity gives you?
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Re: dopamine
prolly shudn buh i don mine tokkin bou my brainproblems I was diagnosed in 1989 w/ schitzo-affective disorder.. straight jackets the whole bit.. padded cell.. yup. I took tha mufuh sherlock pipe and bopped him upside the hed.. doctorbitch i says, i got ontogenesis, i got perfume bottle engine trouble, i got telepathic emblematic hierarchonologies of amorphous lava-angels sacrificing meat emblems in microwave altars tuned to brain-scrambling freak-quench-seas i got jellyfish in muh kookoo clock, and coconuts in my bat-skull belfries albino coconuts with television nipple-chords i got elementals having orgies in my external rectum-mall.. schitzo-sht.. Ana l'haqq mufuh.. my voodoo john henry ialdabaoth will cut an emerald chogie through your boohoo socio-telo-marawarp lickety split i gotz a crown of laserthorns and i eats mufuh snails and nails fo dinna i done red loves body by age of twelve and shattin all manner uh monstrous toopies and getalong dangleruses i done shat out all the images any hick poet ever did just like old skinny stick burroughs and his pokey-pokey hero-whine but then i was sick.. hearing voices ..i read morgenthalers book on smart drugs began ta dosin.. yessiree i was dosin on some fine german piracetam etc.. might as well stuff straw in a bozo head.. nuthin works still crazy as a damn bedbug.. now im thinkin ill get me a ouija board and set deamons loos on the lot of ya!! yeehiii demon rodeo.. ride that 4-faced avatar to hell you mother theresa slasher flick glass cowhorn video sodomizing cheddar charlie chan androids with pink ricotta and chiasmus chianti w stinky cheeez I'll tell you what edge schitzo-affecty gets ya.. its gets ya a double ginza serrated edge a microfine crystalline ceramic scimitar of hyperfine angstrom slash bullshit and a lot of spooky nights muttering alone listening to 'beings' waiting praying for another wave of normalcy to hit, so you can put your pants on and do your friggin hangin by your teeth dayjob.. using yoga mindtricks too.. the whole colored thoughts scheme all i have to take now though is some chinese herbs and lots of b-vitamins tons of water.. water is the main thing.. and limit the caffeine (big problem) it sucks. you look to metaphors for comfort.. things like schrodinger's work with unstable harmonic matter or whatever.. just something that makes you think being crazy is somehow good you look to matter itself.. the archive.. get a crutch and milk some mulch sorry to butt in. but hellzapoppin lq
Re: dopamine
mIEKAL: I can't say for sure what edge, if any, I have from being diagnosed as bi-polar II, especially since I also have an obsessive-compulsive disorder, which has been far more painful and destructive in my life. I also have never published a book of poems. No edge there. So the "edge" might be only in somehow being able to more easily ignite my thoughts when I am experiencing a natural HIGH, and an ability (or disability) in being able to feel more deeply when in a depressed state. One is more delicate and elegant, dare I say? "We of the craft are all crazy," remarked Lord Byron about himself and his fellow poets. "Some are affected with gaiety, others by melancholy, but all are more or less touched." I recommend a book called TOUCHED BY FIRE: Manic-Depressive (bi-polar) Illness & the Artistic Temperament, by Kay Redfield Jamison. It is available in paperback, and used copies are available for under $5 dollars at Amazon. About 100 customer comments at Amazon will also definitely let you know whether you would want to read the book or not. Bob BrueckL From: mIEKAL aND <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Sat Dec 17 09:47:05 CST 2005 To: WRYTING-L@LISTSERV.UTORONTO.CA Subject: Re: dopamine On Dec 17, 2005, at 9:43 AM, Vernon Frazer wrote: > HI Bob > > You rmessage just vanished when I tried to reply a moment ago, so > I'm responding to the parts I remember the best. > > A fair number of our greatest writers have been bipolar. My > diagnosis 11 years ago > taught me the influence brain chemistry has on creativity. Writing > isn't easy, so we have to use anything that gives us an edge. I'm curious what edge your bipolarity gives you?
beauty
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Patina Of Democracy Designed To Intensify Violence
Click here: The Assassinated Press http://www.theassassinatedpress.com/ What's at Stake in Iraq's Elections: Elections Should Bring Civil War Into Sharper Focus: Patina Of Democracy Designed To Intensify Violence. Oh What A Tangled Web: Elections Compound Lies About Reasons For Invading Iraq---Lube 18:35 By JEFFEY LUBE They hang the man and flog the woman That steal the goose from off the common, But let the greater villain loose That steals the common from the goose. ".at a time when I am speaking to you about the paradox of desire -- in the sense that different goods obscure it -- you can hear outside the awful language of power. There's no point in asking whether they are sincere or hypocritical, whether they want peace of whether they calculate the risks. The dominating impression as such a moment is that something that may pass for a prescribed good; information addresses and captures impotent crowds to whom it is poured forth like a liquor that leaves them dazed as they move toward the slaughter house. One might even ask if one would allow the cataclysm to occur without first giving free reign to this hubbub of voices"
NEW [N]+Semble MP3 Album
Blue Node // [N]+Semble Seven, count 'em seven new tracks from [N]+Semble. A little jazzier than the previous album, PulpCycle. http://memmott.org/nsemble/ comments?
Re: NEW [N]+Semble MP3 Album
well, lounge lizards or medesky martin wood it aint but i kinda like the spacey organ sounding ones you ever think of doing something a little more korla pandit it needs a little more Korla Pandit i think, or maybe KP by way of Conlon Nancarrow then rub in some Chaino.. then i think.. (just kidding).. I'll throw it in the rotation.. :) you like KP? CN? C? lq - Original Message - From: "Talan Memmott" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Sent: Saturday, December 17, 2005 12:31 PM Subject: NEW [N]+Semble MP3 Album Blue Node // [N]+Semble Seven, count 'em seven new tracks from [N]+Semble. A little jazzier than the previous album, PulpCycle. http://memmott.org/nsemble/ comments?
Re: NEW [N]+Semble MP3 Album
you heard the Lesser + Kid 606 stuff? that track Catnap (speaking of people
that is hot.. (to me) the track hydrophycyclic feels like your coming in fast
over mos eisely in a sky ambulance
OW.. that is HOD.. catnap is pure bootytremor, its all booty:
Kid 606 is one of the pseudonyms of 19-year-old Michael Trost Depedro, a
nine-fingered electronic musician living in San
Diego, with releases on the Vinyl Communications imprint. His styles range from
abstract Merzbow-like noise and digital
ramblings through obnoxious hardcore/gabber, grating techno, media-error FX,
the occasional fucked beat/break
combination, and, more often than not, combining most of the above in one track. He
attributes the diversity "to
something like musical multiple personality disorder or creative short attention
span."
While the music suggests a repressed individual exploding cathartically, the Kid
stresses he is "a really nice guy,
addicted to diet soda and Miami bass, with an obsession over Opposite of Sex-era
Christina Ricci." His first release,
Don't Sweat the Technics, was a 70-minute excursion delving into diverse
expressions of audio-fuckery. Glimpses of
gabber, abstract noise, and digital mucking about all come through, incredibly
noisy and obnoxious, yet almost hypnotic.
Nothing is spared the treatment, not even a cheeky department store advert for
a teen fashion show. Taken as a whole,
the Kid seems to be way ahead of himself on this one. The music evokes the
bizarre feeling that you've caught a glimpse
of future nostalgia.
The music is from the 21st century (not so far off anymore), yet viewed from
the perspective of a music historian of an
even later time. It's like catching a glimpse of the degradation of a CD-R of
mind-blowing music from the future, with
the sonic glitches and drop-outs not being intentional but part of the decay
process over the years. Confusing. His
other two releases, one split CD each with labelmates Lesser ("my
bandmate/mentor/best friend") and Omnibot , are
outward extensions of what's found on his first release. The LSR/KID-606 CD
travels a more pounding, rhythmic route,
whereas the Omnibot release, ("not my most inspired moments, some from when I was
16"), while keeping with an aggressive
rhythm, travels a harsher, crunchier route, and ends in a cacophony of white
noise. Kid 606, a.k.a. Tigerboy, Scsi Bear,
Ariel, Compact Digital Audio, and 1/3 of Disc with Matmos and Jay Lesser, is
set to unleash a bunch of new tracks and
remixes for labels Vinyl Communications, Alien8, and more . The Kid was nice
enough to engage in an interview via email
with Grooves.
Grooves: Wassup with the titling on your releases? They seem to be really
personal.
Kid 606: Absolutely, most definitely. I get all personal with song titles,
because if I wrote poetry, I would feel
extremely troubled! I am very sensitive, and to quote the Big Worm (who was the
big fat drug dealer/ice cream truck
driver) from Ice Cube's marvelous epic movie Friday, "I don't like people messing
with my emotions." Pretty much the
only way I know of venting or at least thinking I am getting something off my
chest is by getting all Bukowski on the
song titles. All my song titles are about experiences and mainly about being
young (and dumb!) and weird relationships.
I also like them to not ever have a chance of showing up on another artist's
record, especially since I am super against
different artists using song titles over and over again (examples: "lies," "fire," "pain,"
"despair," "red," "love"),
so...
Grooves: Are you trying to excise demons with tracks like "Fuck off Sarah" or
trying to convey a message/emotion, or am
I reading way too deep?
Kid 606: You can definitely never read too deep into any song title or liner
note on anything I do. Lots of musicians
just use random things and expect or hope people to attach meaning to them or
have it just be vague, but absolutely
everything I do has intricately planned and carefully placed messages or
emotions I am trying to convey. I kind of think
I get way too obsessive about it and am weirding out people (definitely
myself!), but I am pretty sure most listeners
don't even notice or care. It's also a comment on how electronic music has
almost done away with the need for song
titles, and they might as well be numbers that carry no meaning to people and
just signify the order which they are in.
I feel rebellious having a song title that has deep personal meaning when the
music is just me trying to figure out how
to make a beat sound as fucked as possible and have no bassline or something. I
have had people tell me that think a
certain song title means something to them or they think it is really funny
every now and then, but I hear from a bunch
of people that say they listen the CD a lot but don't even pay attention to
song titles because they think they are
unnecessary in electronic music.
Grooves: What's your view on recent electronic music?
Kid 606:
Re: NEW [N]+Semble MP3 Album
well, lounge lizards or medesky martin wood it aint good but i kinda like the spacey organ sounding ones good you ever think of doing something a little more korla pandit no you like KP? sometimes CN? most times C? hardly ever
Re: NEW [N]+Semble MP3 Album
I like some of this stuff... but it is kind of all over the place... I
mean, my students all try to do this kind of stuff... they think it's
easy...
On Sat, 17 Dec 2005 17:38:07 -0800
phanero <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
you heard the Lesser + Kid 606 stuff? that track Catnap (speaking of
people
that is hot.. (to me) the track hydrophycyclic feels like your coming
in fast over mos eisely in a sky ambulance
OW.. that is HOD.. catnap is pure bootytremor, its all booty:
Kid 606 is one of the pseudonyms of 19-year-old Michael Trost
Depedro, a nine-fingered electronic musician living in San
Diego, with releases on the Vinyl Communications imprint. His styles
range from abstract Merzbow-like noise and digital
ramblings through obnoxious hardcore/gabber, grating techno,
media-error FX, the occasional fucked beat/break
combination, and, more often than not, combining most of the above in
one track. He attributes the diversity "to
something like musical multiple personality disorder or creative
short attention span."
While the music suggests a repressed individual exploding
cathartically, the Kid stresses he is "a really nice guy,
addicted to diet soda and Miami bass, with an obsession over Opposite
of Sex-era Christina Ricci." His first release,
Don't Sweat the Technics, was a 70-minute excursion delving into
diverse expressions of audio-fuckery. Glimpses of
gabber, abstract noise, and digital mucking about all come through,
incredibly noisy and obnoxious, yet almost hypnotic.
Nothing is spared the treatment, not even a cheeky department store
advert for a teen fashion show. Taken as a whole,
the Kid seems to be way ahead of himself on this one. The music
evokes the bizarre feeling that you've caught a glimpse
of future nostalgia.
The music is from the 21st century (not so far off anymore), yet
viewed from the perspective of a music historian of an
even later time. It's like catching a glimpse of the degradation of a
CD-R of mind-blowing music from the future, with
the sonic glitches and drop-outs not being intentional but part of
the decay process over the years. Confusing. His
other two releases, one split CD each with labelmates Lesser ("my
bandmate/mentor/best friend") and Omnibot , are
outward extensions of what's found on his first release. The
LSR/KID-606 CD travels a more pounding, rhythmic route,
whereas the Omnibot release, ("not my most inspired moments, some
from when I was 16"), while keeping with an aggressive
rhythm, travels a harsher, crunchier route, and ends in a cacophony
of white noise. Kid 606, a.k.a. Tigerboy, Scsi Bear,
Ariel, Compact Digital Audio, and 1/3 of Disc with Matmos and Jay
Lesser, is set to unleash a bunch of new tracks and
remixes for labels Vinyl Communications, Alien8, and more . The Kid
was nice enough to engage in an interview via email
with Grooves.
Grooves: Wassup with the titling on your releases? They seem to be
really personal.
Kid 606: Absolutely, most definitely. I get all personal with song
titles, because if I wrote poetry, I would feel
extremely troubled! I am very sensitive, and to quote the Big Worm
(who was the big fat drug dealer/ice cream truck
driver) from Ice Cube's marvelous epic movie Friday, "I don't like
people messing with my emotions." Pretty much the
only way I know of venting or at least thinking I am getting
something off my chest is by getting all Bukowski on the
song titles. All my song titles are about experiences and mainly
about being young (and dumb!) and weird relationships.
I also like them to not ever have a chance of showing up on another
artist's record, especially since I am super against
different artists using song titles over and over again (examples:
"lies," "fire," "pain," "despair," "red," "love"),
so...
Grooves: Are you trying to excise demons with tracks like "Fuck off
Sarah" or trying to convey a message/emotion, or am
I reading way too deep?
Kid 606: You can definitely never read too deep into any song title
or liner note on anything I do. Lots of musicians
just use random things and expect or hope people to attach meaning to
them or have it just be vague, but absolutely
everything I do has intricately planned and carefully placed messages
or emotions I am trying to convey. I kind of think
I get way too obsessive about it and am weirding out people
(definitely myself!), but I am pretty sure most listeners
don't even notice or care. It's also a comment on how electronic
music has almost done away with the need for song
titles, and they might as well be numbers that carry no meaning to
people and just signify the order which they are in.
I feel rebellious having a song title that has deep personal meaning
when the music is just me trying to figure out how
to make a beat sound as fucked as possible and have no bassline or
something. I have had people tell me that think a
certain song title means something to them or they think it is really
funny every now and then, but I hear from a bunch
of people that say they listen
girlballoon cult hit classic
girlballoon cult hit classic http://www.asondheim.org/girlballoon.mp4 22mgs just in time for the holiday season ties white zombies and the carousel of souls come one and all such festive spirits this time of year jingle bells.
Re: [_arc.hive_] NEW [N]+Semble MP3 Album
You're taking on BlueNote here, was just listening to Herbie Hancock DVD the other day, incredible stuff, this fits right in, thought the 4/4 would remain really appreciated the waltztime although wondered about the calliope effect or what I read as such - btw if you have any comments on the mp3s I've put up wd be glad to hear them - curious about the instrumentation you're referencing - this is so fucking sophisticated - clean - brings back memories of Downbeat magazine, that's still going but it's lost the edge from the Jones' Applecores days - anyway - you've even got the snare/hihat in there w/ the echo & that high flute - cool or even cold version of Mingus - then again I love the being-there of jazz, the _body_ of it, the real-time edge to it - can't stand those latenight talkshow bands - Paul Shaffer - all this cymbal work - there's an odd repression to at least the bands I've listened to - keeping the equalizer even-paced - I miss Cherry, Pharoah Sanders - that fucking dates me - well I used to go walking thru Cabbagetown - this is the revised edition - after the new money moved in - where's Walker Evans when we need him - there's an existential aspect to the being-outside-of-time in these peaces - that's cresendos and diminuendos as if there were solos - but then more - coming in - Ascension on quaaludes to the incandescent power (The Ogre) - tuned in tuned down - one of the problems I've got w/ digital - there's no noyz boyz - no string buzz cough breath errors - don't know if you listened to the Track stuff I've got up - it's all that - noyz of acoustic guitar - buzz/ - errors - strin/g slippage - hammer on w/ nail click - times you can hardly here the cords - alway/s had a problem w/ vibraphone btw - played xylophone at 1 point - again that hammer sound - vp takes it all out - anyway - west coast jazz - cool jazz - continuous transmutation of form - wonder about the beat - the 4/4/4 the most part but then I'm tired of breathing that way - prefer the 1/1 of fast new music - which can go to X/Y or any such - depends and usually doesn't - or nothing - when Ayler and friends loosen out into that boundary no-man's no-woman's either between open/close statements - lost in the bridge of infinitude - infinite speedup sends it Coleman or sum such - those fast riffs all orderly - I'm always wondering about beauty - that split in yr work - between the scratch-lexture and the cool jazz stuff - prefer the chalk but that's the annihilation/apocalypse in me talking - these are unutterably beautiful - alan On Sat, 17 Dec 2005, Talan Memmott wrote: Blue Node // [N]+Semble Seven, count 'em seven new tracks from [N]+Semble. A little jazzier than the previous album, PulpCycle. http://memmott.org/nsemble/ comments? For URLs, DVDs, CDs, books/etc. see http://www.asondheim.org/advert.txt . Contact: Alan Sondheim, [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] General directory of work: http://www.asondheim.org .
