EPISODES OF BLEEDING
EPISODES OF BLEEDING
Hospitals and pelvises
consume all understanding
where your conclusions
are libraries of societies
and arteries of spasms
all leading toward
convalescence
Oh, dear tibia,
measure the strength
of her mind and restraints -
Provide true blindness
whenever I think of June
Or August with a gasp
of happiness
The push of newspaper
quotes expresses
that hurt will cease
When retrospection
is transfused
and recreated as
a solitary profession.
{ Brent Bechtel }
Make yr own SUV Advert
Here's one: http://tinyurl.com/mvyo6 Moderately entertaining.
Where That Can
writing + wryting + too much coffee + just enough xanax http://pages.prodigy.net/bbechtel/songs/wherethatcan.mp3
Re: NASA's New Mars Orbiter Returns Test Images (fwd)
Hmm ... if they really meant "gigabit" ... 1 billion bits ... but not bytes ... ? I'd vote for DVDs, but maybe there's something about data transfer and format that makes it different. O Wizards of USENET and computing! I invoke thee; answer us. Sincerely, Brent mwp wrote: What kind of CD-ROMS are these? Maybe they mean 5.2GB DVDs? m More than 25 gigabits of imaging data, enough to nearly fill five CD-ROMs
[Fwd: Re: mailia]
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: mailia Message-Id: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Thu, 23 Mar 2006 06:48:44 + (GMT) Over 100 megs of official records and photos detailing government lies to We The People, this website started as a subpage of a website designed to promote ... Kids who tease you or call you names can make you angry. Or you might get angry with your parents if you think one of their rules is unfair. ... How Angry Are You? By Donald R. Hall, DrPH, CHES. Everyone gets angry at times in their life. Take this short quiz to find out how much anger you are ... mailia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hello there. Alan Sondheim posted a link to this website on Wryting-L. I was wondering, how does one go about fleecing the living shawls of the mites that have infested the world\'s chocolate supply? If you can tell me, I would greatly appreciate it. Also, I wanted to let you know that Mithras is very angry lately with the lack of reverence among the congregations. I suggest you begin repairing your relationship immediately. Who knows how many butchers it would take to prepare a dinner if he were to succumb to an Apollonian conquest? > >Sincerely, >Brent > >
The Primary Source Is Not Important.
The Primary Source Is Not Important. Eliot opens the wasteland with a quote from Dante but I begin and end invoking imagery from Bosch, even though a painting is harder to plagiarize in writing. No translation, no footnote needed, since you know this place already, and without a hundred extra lines. -Brent
Highly abridged polymath in need of work
NOTE: Highly abridged polymath in need of work
LOCATION: Denver, Colorado, USA
I can, and will, do almost anything from brass instrument repair to
assisting mad scientists.
Highly-skilled with the use of coffeemakers, computers, and electrolytic
capacitors.
AGENDA: Seeking possible net { work | lurk} ers for employment.
CONTACT: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (phone number available upon request.)
another soundtrack to an unmade film
http://pages.prodigy.net/bbechtel/songs/soundtrack02.mp3 + Me singing through a Tel-Ray Super Organ Tone into a Gibson GA-5 looped + Found reel-to-reel recording - played like a turntable (I sang for the original Star Trek soundtrack.)
a misplaced soundtrack to an unmade film
+ 2005 Samick electic guitar + 1953 Supro lap steel guitar + Crackling & phase cancellation and digital effects http://pages.prodigy.net/bbechtel/songs/guitartrack01.mp3 A substitute for wryting at the moment. Sincerely, Mister Brent
Re: origin and corruption of digital trembling
Nice ... there's an old RCA VHS camera at one of the galleries where I work/ hang out, that creates burned after-images and tracers and such. I'm trying to think of something interesting to do with it. Short films (few minutes) with kind of atmospheric guitar effects as a soundtrack ... ah! Now, that would be interesting, to have some dancing trails and ambient music. Kick me if I do anything derivative ... -Brent Alan Sondheim wrote: Absolutely - I asked her to do this; she's one of the Swiss dancers I'm working with - Alan On Tue, 14 Mar 2006, Brent Bechtel wrote: Interesting dance and fall ... something you filmed? Alan Sondheim wrote: origin and corruption of digital trembling http://www.asondheim.org/tremb.mp4 incorrect aspect ratio in all forms Maud Liardon establishes time and dies
Re: origin and corruption of digital trembling
Interesting dance and fall ... something you filmed? Alan Sondheim wrote: origin and corruption of digital trembling http://www.asondheim.org/tremb.mp4 incorrect aspect ratio in all forms Maud Liardon establishes time and dies
Re: blastitude review (fwd)
Man, your list of unknown (to me) involvements is amazing. Really enjoyed the acoustic / sounds of the universe recording, by the way. -Brent Alan Sondheim wrote: one band in the 60s, one band in the 80s, solo now, and earlier playing with Al Wilson (Canned Heat) - alan On Mon, 13 Mar 2006, Brent Bechtel wrote: Sounds absolutely WILD. You had a band in the 60s? Or is my mind just blurred? Do tell a little. -Brent Alan Sondheim wrote: (my new attitude since my work doesn't garner comments any more on the lists, so well as might advertise with jetlag)
Re: blastitude review (fwd)
NWW? Thunder Perfect Mind? Oooo. Brent Bechtel wrote: Sounds absolutely WILD. You had a band in the 60s? Or is my mind just blurred? Do tell a little. -Brent Alan Sondheim wrote: (my new attitude since my work doesn't garner comments any more on the lists, so well as might advertise with jetlag)
Re: blastitude review (fwd)
Sounds absolutely WILD. You had a band in the 60s? Or is my mind just blurred? Do tell a little. -Brent Alan Sondheim wrote: (my new attitude since my work doesn't garner comments any more on the lists, so well as might advertise with jetlag)
Re: apologies - alan
I walked around Brooklyn from Coney Island to Greenpoint from Bensonhurst to Brooklyn Bridge into Manhattan and Soho where a woman tried to sew me a coat and I met Alan & Azure on an icy day and they made me tea and we talked it was very nice with antique maps and I walked with a flower in my hat and a few people smiled Even I was puzzled Who goes on vacation to New York in December, anyway? *** (And now I'm here in Denver while my friends have left for Budapest and Birkenau and Britain and places in between ... ) Alan Sondheim wrote: Hi apologies for not looking at work here - I'm completely jammed at this point w/ work since I'm only in SW for another two days. We're behind schedule and the production is amazing, playing places in SW, FR, Germany, IT, well at least one place, in our hearts, alan
