Re: DEATHbite

[Obododimma Oha]

OOOoops, hyenas high on slaughter, slaughtered, s-laugh-tered
into several kongos whining 
& the best words remain for the worst moments, sudans bursting
& so on & so on & so on & son, soon
you father your futures 
in the bondage of liberated horizons

Tnx phan.
-Obodo

phanero <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
 Cpo tuoiu euw  wuwoi  kd come on down  jarsey
 40 billion yrs of trilobyte epaulets
  
 yr the nest poet on
  
 THE PRICE IS RIGHT!
 h e
 ae
 kinshasa hyaena party
 octopus armbands
  
 we in the psy corps call it _antag/evol\\
  
 come on down! all over it!
  
 putney swope here's your punch card.
  
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   From:ObododimmaOha 
   To: WRYTING-L@LISTSERV.WVU.EDU 
   Sent: Monday, December 04, 2006 11:43AM
   Subject: DEATHbite
   

and the dead says to me
YOUAREFUCKINDEAD
and the livingsays to me
DEADPOETSDONTBITE
fuckalllivingdead
if to live isbite
if to die is to be toothless



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   MSc (Legal, Criminological, & SecurityPsychology)
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  MSc (Legal, Criminological, & Security Psychology)
  Senior Lecturer in Stylistics, Semiotics, & Discourse Analysis
Department of English, University of Ibadan
  &
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DEATHbite ii

[Obododimma Oha]

AND hyenas high on slaughter, slaughtered, s-laugh-tered
into several kongos whining 
& the best words remain for the worst moments, sudans bursting
& so on & so on & so on & son, soon
you father your futures 
in the bondage of liberated horizons

Tnx phan.
-Obodo

phanero <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
 Cpo tuoiu euw  wuwoi  kd come on down  jarsey
 40 billion yrs of trilobyte epaulets
  
 yr the nest poet on
  
 THE PRICE IS RIGHT!
 h e
 ae
 kinshasa hyaena party
 octopus armbands
  
 we in the psy corps call it _antag/evol\\
  
 come on down! all over it!
  
 putney swope here's your punch card.
  
- 
 Original Message - 
   From:ObododimmaOha 
   To: WRYTING-L@LISTSERV.WVU.EDU 
   
 Sent: Monday, December 04, 2006 11:43AM
   Subject: DEATHbite
   

and the dead says to me
YOUAREFUCKINDEAD
and the livingsays to me
DEADPOETSDONTBITE
fuckalllivingdead
if to live isbite
if to die is to be toothless






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  PhD (Stylistics/War Rhetoric)
  MSc (Legal, Criminological, & Security Psychology)
  Senior Lecturer in Stylistics, Semiotics, & Discourse Analysis
Department of English, University of Ibadan
  &
  Fellow, Centre for Peace & Conflict Studies
  University of Ibadan, NIGERIA
   

 
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arf arf, millefiori

[phanero]

arf 107 "a lad bows to a lady"
http://www.phaneronoemikon.org/images/arf107a.jpg

some millefiori, possibly 19th C, possibly not, maybe Venetian, maybe not.
http://www.phaneronoemikon.org/images/millefiori.jpg

Poly-Metal Zero-Crossing Breakdown

[mpalmer]

Poly-Metal Zero-Crossing Breakdown
2006

Here's an admittedly goofy little audio experiment I created tonight  
using a famous Led Zeppelin rock and roll song as the basis for a  
study in polyrhythmic transformational repetition. Enjoy, as  
seasoned; it's always different, always the same.


This should be ready to play quickly, without having to wait for the  
full thing to load in, so that even if you don't care to listen to  
the whole thing, you can still get a taste of what it's about with  
minimal effort.


http://mwp.jaycloidt.com/MPAUDIO2006/MPALLX7.mp3
(MP3 audio, 17 minutes, 15.7MB)


mwp

Online Lines

[Obododimma Oha]

http://www.sentinelpoetry.org.uk/1206/obododimma_oha.html



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  MSc (Legal, Criminological, & Security Psychology)
  Senior Lecturer in Stylistics, Semiotics, & Discourse Analysis
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  &
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Re: makkeh ankimakkeh annihilakion velocikiez

[//////////////////////////]

a system, like the one below, that allows a letter to
function as itself or the equivalent of another
letter, seems like an interesting tool - 
aside from its use here and in the previous piece you
sent to the list, entokythire michenosm, both of which
are interesting - 

a system like this allows new ways to weave two or
more distinct texts together 

anyway interesting work
--- mIEKAL aND <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> humanz colonize planekz in zolah
> khaveling uzing zkyle phopulzion
> oh face exkinckion
> cozmologizk zpeem of lighk wheel
> camghimge kheohekical
> hevolukionize khe velociky of zpace
> zuch coloniez pozzigle
> mizazkehz zuch az collizion coulm wipe a muzcle
> mizeaze
> who zpeakz khhough a zynkhezizeh guk
> once we zpheam ouk inko zpace
> who waz heceive foh zcienkific ghikain
> on conkinuez einzkein mahwin
> in ohmeh ko zuhvive humaniky
> woulm have ko venkuhe off hozpikagle planekz
> ohgiking anokheh convenkional kook man
> mizzion woulm kake yeahz ko khavel
> he zaim olm fakheh of khhee
> who givez inkehviewz
> who whoke khe ghief hizkohy
> zuggezkem phopulzion khak fickional
> zolve khe phoglem fickion
> haz mevelopem of wahp
> inzkankly ko youh mezkinakion
> unfohkunakely khiz woulm violake khe law
> nokhing can khavel fazkeh
> makkeh ankimakkeh annihilakion velocikiez
> 




 

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[//////////////////////////]

sent that too quickly should have written 
"function as itself and/or"


Note: forwarded message attached.



 

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a system, like the one below, that allows a letter to
function as itself or the equivalent of another
letter, seems like an interesting tool - 
aside from its use here and in the previous piece you
sent to the list, entokythire michenosm, both of which
are interesting - 

a system like this allows new ways to weave two or
more distinct texts together 

anyway interesting work
--- mIEKAL aND <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> humanz colonize planekz in zolah
> khaveling uzing zkyle phopulzion
> oh face exkinckion
> cozmologizk zpeem of lighk wheel
> camghimge kheohekical
> hevolukionize khe velociky of zpace
> zuch coloniez pozzigle
> mizazkehz zuch az collizion coulm wipe a muzcle
> mizeaze
> who zpeakz khhough a zynkhezizeh guk
> once we zpheam ouk inko zpace
> who waz heceive foh zcienkific ghikain
> on conkinuez einzkein mahwin
> in ohmeh ko zuhvive humaniky
> woulm have ko venkuhe off hozpikagle planekz
> ohgiking anokheh convenkional kook man
> mizzion woulm kake yeahz ko khavel
> he zaim olm fakheh of khhee
> who givez inkehviewz
> who whoke khe ghief hizkohy
> zuggezkem phopulzion khak fickional
> zolve khe phoglem fickion
> haz mevelopem of wahp
> inzkankly ko youh mezkinakion
> unfohkunakely khiz woulm violake khe law
> nokhing can khavel fazkeh
> makkeh ankimakkeh annihilakion velocikiez
> 




 

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oh

[Bjørn Magnhildøen]

seems old people do their best, young people do their worst
- does that mean adults do their most mediocre? i would say so, from
my experience as young and adult, and still waiting for my old age to
do my best

Re: oh

[Dirk Vekemans]

hm, you prove your point but itsa rather mediocre one

- Original Message 
From: Bjørn Magnhildøen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: WRYTING-L@LISTSERV.WVU.EDU
Sent: Wednesday, 6 December, 2006 12:54:25 PM
Subject: oh

seems old people do their best, young people do their worst
- does that mean adults do their most mediocre? i would say so, from
my experience as young and adult, and still waiting for my old age to
do my best






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Re: oh

[phanero]

(see deputy dawg):
hierarchies are valueless yet extremely potent

here's my old robe
with a smell in the ass

here's this old bug
time to make frass

i am your retard archimedes
i am your amoeba head shakespeare

chaos
is like a cracked cooking pot
in which some thieves are living

its the "meaning" of "singularity"
which seemingly
has no context



  - Original Message - 
  From: Dirk Vekemans 
  To: WRYTING-L@LISTSERV.WVU.EDU 
  Sent: Wednesday, December 06, 2006 4:35 AM
  Subject: Re: oh



  hm, you prove your point but itsa rather mediocre one



  - Original Message 
  From: Bjørn Magnhildøen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
  To: WRYTING-L@LISTSERV.WVU.EDU
  Sent: Wednesday, 6 December, 2006 12:54:25 PM
  Subject: oh


  seems old people do their best, young people do their worst
  - does that mean adults do their most mediocre? i would say so, from
  my experience as young and adult, and still waiting for my old age to
  do my best




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Re: makkeh ankimakkeh annihilakion velocikiez

[Alan Sondheim]

Try working with sed or grep or awk in linux/unix - you can design your 
own - Alan



On Wed, 6 Dec 2006, // wrote:


a system, like the one below, that allows a letter to
function as itself or the equivalent of another
letter, seems like an interesting tool -
aside from its use here and in the previous piece you
sent to the list, entokythire michenosm, both of which
are interesting -

a system like this allows new ways to weave two or
more distinct texts together

anyway interesting work
--- mIEKAL aND <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


humanz colonize planekz in zolah
khaveling uzing zkyle phopulzion
oh face exkinckion
cozmologizk zpeem of lighk wheel
camghimge kheohekical
hevolukionize khe velociky of zpace
zuch coloniez pozzigle
mizazkehz zuch az collizion coulm wipe a muzcle
mizeaze
who zpeakz khhough a zynkhezizeh guk
once we zpheam ouk inko zpace
who waz heceive foh zcienkific ghikain
on conkinuez einzkein mahwin
in ohmeh ko zuhvive humaniky
woulm have ko venkuhe off hozpikagle planekz
ohgiking anokheh convenkional kook man
mizzion woulm kake yeahz ko khavel
he zaim olm fakheh of khhee
who givez inkehviewz
who whoke khe ghief hizkohy
zuggezkem phopulzion khak fickional
zolve khe phoglem fickion
haz mevelopem of wahp
inzkankly ko youh mezkinakion
unfohkunakely khiz woulm violake khe law
nokhing can khavel fazkeh
makkeh ankimakkeh annihilakion velocikiez








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Re: makkeh ankimakkeh annihilakion velocikiez

[//////////////////////////]

interested to know about the software out there,
although i don't use it myself, don't use linux
either...i'm not sure if your response was sarcasm or
i was misunderstood or both

my comment was a general one about an extension of 
language , treating a letter like a variable that can
take on a variety of values (other letters) possibly
simultaneously

consider an example of joined text

parting and startled
  
''p
startled
i
n
g
 
configurations like that (or intersecting text in
general) could be expanded upon in different ways when
letters are defined to take on more than one possible
value  

entirely possible he or someone else has 
already done it
but it seems open and interesting


--- Alan Sondheim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Try working with sed or grep or awk in linux/unix -
> you can design your 
> own - Alan
> 
> 
> On Wed, 6 Dec 2006, //
> wrote:
> 
> > a system, like the one below, that allows a letter
> to
> > function as itself or the equivalent of another
> > letter, seems like an interesting tool -
> > aside from its use here and in the previous piece
> you
> > sent to the list, entokythire michenosm, both of
> which
> > are interesting -
> >
> > a system like this allows new ways to weave two or
> > more distinct texts together
> >
> > anyway interesting work
> > --- mIEKAL aND <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> >> humanz colonize planekz in zolah
> >> khaveling uzing zkyle phopulzion
> >> oh face exkinckion
> >> cozmologizk zpeem of lighk wheel
> >> camghimge kheohekical
> >> hevolukionize khe velociky of zpace
> >> zuch coloniez pozzigle
> >> mizazkehz zuch az collizion coulm wipe a muzcle
> >> mizeaze
> >> who zpeakz khhough a zynkhezizeh guk
> >> once we zpheam ouk inko zpace
> >> who waz heceive foh zcienkific ghikain
> >> on conkinuez einzkein mahwin
> >> in ohmeh ko zuhvive humaniky
> >> woulm have ko venkuhe off hozpikagle planekz
> >> ohgiking anokheh convenkional kook man
> >> mizzion woulm kake yeahz ko khavel
> >> he zaim olm fakheh of khhee
> >> who givez inkehviewz
> >> who whoke khe ghief hizkohy
> >> zuggezkem phopulzion khak fickional
> >> zolve khe phoglem fickion
> >> haz mevelopem of wahp
> >> inzkankly ko youh mezkinakion
> >> unfohkunakely khiz woulm violake khe law
> >> nokhing can khavel fazkeh
> >> makkeh ankimakkeh annihilakion velocikiez
> >>
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
>

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> CDs, books/etc. see
> http://www.asondheim.org/advert.txt - contact
> [EMAIL PROTECTED], -
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Re: makkeh ankimakkeh annihilakion velocikiez

[//////////////////////////]

interested to know about the software out there,
although i don't use it myself, don't use linux
either...i'm not sure if your response was sarcasm or
i was misunderstood or both

my comment was a general one about an extension of 
language , treating a letter like a variable that can
take on a variety of values (other letters) possibly
simultaneously

consider an example of joined text

parting and startled
  
''p
startled
i
n
g
 
configurations like that (or intersecting text in
general) could be expanded upon in different ways when
letters are defined to take on more than one possible
value  

entirely possible he or someone else has 
already done it
but it seems open and interesting


--- Alan Sondheim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Try working with sed or grep or awk in linux/unix -
> you can design your 
> own - Alan
> 
> 
> On Wed, 6 Dec 2006, //
> wrote:
> 
> > a system, like the one below, that allows a letter
> to
> > function as itself or the equivalent of another
> > letter, seems like an interesting tool -
> > aside from its use here and in the previous piece
> you
> > sent to the list, entokythire michenosm, both of
> which
> > are interesting -
> >
> > a system like this allows new ways to weave two or
> > more distinct texts together
> >
> > anyway interesting work
> > --- mIEKAL aND <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> >> humanz colonize planekz in zolah
> >> khaveling uzing zkyle phopulzion
> >> oh face exkinckion
> >> cozmologizk zpeem of lighk wheel
> >> camghimge kheohekical
> >> hevolukionize khe velociky of zpace
> >> zuch coloniez pozzigle
> >> mizazkehz zuch az collizion coulm wipe a muzcle
> >> mizeaze
> >> who zpeakz khhough a zynkhezizeh guk
> >> once we zpheam ouk inko zpace
> >> who waz heceive foh zcienkific ghikain
> >> on conkinuez einzkein mahwin
> >> in ohmeh ko zuhvive humaniky
> >> woulm have ko venkuhe off hozpikagle planekz
> >> ohgiking anokheh convenkional kook man
> >> mizzion woulm kake yeahz ko khavel
> >> he zaim olm fakheh of khhee
> >> who givez inkehviewz
> >> who whoke khe ghief hizkohy
> >> zuggezkem phopulzion khak fickional
> >> zolve khe phoglem fickion
> >> haz mevelopem of wahp
> >> inzkankly ko youh mezkinakion
> >> unfohkunakely khiz woulm violake khe law
> >> nokhing can khavel fazkeh
> >> makkeh ankimakkeh annihilakion velocikiez
> >>
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
>

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2 and 2 and 2 & Note

[phanero]

http://www.astrofoto.ca/stuartheggie/Nature/Lady's_Slippers_June25_2006_07.jpg

1.
Him close she curtains round with Vapours blue,
And soft besprinkles with Cimmerian dew.
The raptures high the seat of Sense o'erflow
Which only heads refined from Reason know.
Hence, from the straw where Bedlam's prophet nods,
He hears loud oracles, and talks with Gods.

[Subsequent Sublimated Promovial Decumanal Disparpled Mokenbul]:

Of this syn-worn mould, form is also found, mixed
Desert ever dwell, to benegro darkness on the parting soul.
Not originally burlesque, as the house was a building
Of the abatement, of covin or deceit, is most suspended.
Allusively away! An entire freedom from artificial abandoun
Abominate in Heaven, mercie to echap for sinne vnpunis. 


2.
Ha! while I gaze, pale Cynthia fades,
The bursting Earth unveils the Shades!
All slow, and wan, and wrap'd with Shrouds,
They rise in visionary Crouds,
And all with sober Accent cry,
Think, Mortal, what it is to dye.

[Subsequent Sublimated Promovial Decumanal Disparpled Mokenbul]:

Its branchial appendages revel, Ailanthus come
Of mental abberation accumulate of Grisely Night!
A baby-faced petulance, in supporting the masts
Of rivals. I bor'd the Thoughtless mob with Changelings.
In musical performance, thrown back and final
As wine is Aconite, and Warres afront the gate...

[Interlewd]

If on the book itself we cast our view,
Concurrent heathens prove the story true;
The doctrine, miracles; which must convince,
For Heav'n in them appeals to human sense.
Trust not yourself; but your defects to know,
Make use of every friend - and every foe.
A Discourse concerning the Souls of Brutes.

[Interlewd to End]

The Life of Jalal Ud-din Rumi of Persia.

[Interlewd, The Sceond]

The title of the most sublime and exalted thrones conveys that
in them there is a transcendence over every earthly defect, as
shown by their upward-bearing toward the ultimate heights, that
they are forever separated from what is inferior, that they are com-
pletely intent upon remaining always and forever in the presence
of him who is truly the most high, that, free of all passion and ma-
terial concern, they are utterly available to receive the divine vis-
itation, that they bear God and are ever open, like servants, to 
welcome God.


[Interlewd, The Sceond to End]

3.
Here self-consuming Envy, Malice fell
Grinning at virtue, Ills perswading Want,
And frontless Impudence, with many Words,
Dashing the Modest out of Countenance;
Here panick Fears, and frenzy-striking Care;
Nor Hell can show, nor Earth produce worse Sights
Of deadly Woe, and lasting Misery.

[Subsequent Sublimated Promovial Decumanal Disparpled Mokenbul]:

Haf in thair lyms, and Pity, or other Affections,
Billiken or Fumsup, Boss shot, broadly and brassily!
To confine Nature to itself, enough to shew, and light behave;
An Avondbloem organ-accompaniment, an Albergo
And a Wilderness. The Fools are set FREE!
The real telescope showing girls, flowers, these be,
With Bliss a-brim, but happiness only comparative.

4.
Tie them Keeper in a Tether,
Let them stare and stink together;
Both are apt to be unruly,
Lash them daily, lash them duly,
Though 'tis hopeless to reclaim them,
Scorpion Rods perhaps may tame them.

[Subsequent Sublimated Promovial Decumanal Disparpled Mokenbul]:

By burying the knotted and secure wild Elephants
Like urine, like so many bloat~herrings' "newl-augurs"
To 'play up' spirit's "Northern Animals'" passions
Became AMOUR, considered and weighed, crown'd, supplied.
Love confusion. To avoid the convoy of their lowbrow case.
Both of Sense and Might. Honyflye, the whyche, the most ancient type
bred in its braine, and hath... arms and Asp for its nest.

[and rest for its naps~]

{Here Endeth the 4. and to}

==

Note:

You can catch a train all the way into the main town, 
straight from Gdansk Glowny (the trip takes an hour and a half) 
or if you've got a sweet ride of your own, just put the pedal to the 
metal, blast some Beach Boys, and leave some rubber on one of 
Poland's nicest highways. 

Another option is to hitch a ride on a ferry from Gdynia. 
Head to the Joseph Conrad memorial for some maritime 
inspiration then get onboard one of the regularly departing vessels 
headed for Hades! 

When you arrive in Hel, be sure to spend some time in the Maritime 
Museum, which can be found inside the Church of St. Peter. Most 
of the exhibits focus on the local lifestyle (ie boats) but if you tire of 
historical observation, just climb the stairs to the viewing tower for 
some aquatic observation! There is also a whole slew of bars, eateries, 
souvenir shops, and all the other fixings of a quality beach resort. 
A must on any Polish Beach is the 'Gofry' which is a type of waffle 
covered with whipped cream and chocolate syrup. A hand-held 
pizza called 'Zapiekanka' is another summer must! You knew that 
Hel would be full of tasty temptations! 

One of the biggest draws is the notion that Hel's ocean is the best 
win

Re: makkeh ankimakkeh annihilakion velocikiez

[mIEKAL aND]

I've been working on a series called GLISH,

sketching out tables of simple substitutions,

& going thru the output to find which substitutions work the best for  
the model of language I want to construct,


in this case,

what I'm looking for is something that is readable out loud,

partly understandable

partly encrypted (so the reader has to do a bit of decoding),

& looks in suggestive ways like a foreign language you've never seen  
before.


the source texts I've been using are news articles about newly  
discovered places & things


~mIEKAL


I'm on Mac OS Tiger, running bsd unix


On Dec 6, 2006, at 10:42 AM, // wrote:


interested to know about the software out there,
although i don't use it myself, don't use linux
either...i'm not sure if your response was sarcasm or
i was misunderstood or both

my comment was a general one about an extension of
language , treating a letter like a variable that can
take on a variety of values (other letters) possibly
simultaneously

consider an example of joined text

parting and startled

''p
startled
i
n
g

configurations like that (or intersecting text in
general) could be expanded upon in different ways when
letters are defined to take on more than one possible
value

entirely possible he or someone else has
already done it
but it seems open and interesting


--- Alan Sondheim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


Try working with sed or grep or awk in linux/unix -
you can design your
own - Alan


On Wed, 6 Dec 2006, //
wrote:


a system, like the one below, that allows a letter

to

function as itself or the equivalent of another
letter, seems like an interesting tool -
aside from its use here and in the previous piece

you

sent to the list, entokythire michenosm, both of

which

are interesting -

a system like this allows new ways to weave two or
more distinct texts together

anyway interesting work
--- mIEKAL aND <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


humanz colonize planekz in zolah
khaveling uzing zkyle phopulzion
oh face exkinckion
cozmologizk zpeem of lighk wheel
camghimge kheohekical
hevolukionize khe velociky of zpace
zuch coloniez pozzigle
mizazkehz zuch az collizion coulm wipe a muzcle
mizeaze
who zpeakz khhough a zynkhezizeh guk
once we zpheam ouk inko zpace
who waz heceive foh zcienkific ghikain
on conkinuez einzkein mahwin
in ohmeh ko zuhvive humaniky
woulm have ko venkuhe off hozpikagle planekz
ohgiking anokheh convenkional kook man
mizzion woulm kake yeahz ko khavel
he zaim olm fakheh of khhee
who givez inkehviewz
who whoke khe ghief hizkohy
zuggezkem phopulzion khak fickional
zolve khe phoglem fickion
haz mevelopem of wahp
inzkankly ko youh mezkinakion
unfohkunakely khiz woulm violake khe law
nokhing can khavel fazkeh
makkeh ankimakkeh annihilakion velocikiez










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Re: oh

[Bjørn Magnhildøen]

the head is not responsible, only the body knows the consequences
chemical repair - put pain receptors in the brain, the thoughts would hurt
there are people who don't have pain feedback in the body, they're
prone to hurt themselves without knowing

or maybe attach a dead body to the leg of every head honcho

and even the brain is split, your left hand doesn't know what's right
i'm be old soon enough
the infinitive as presence

....

[Jukka-Pekka Kervinen]

sh worrier b
rters word p
pidation def
t firewood p
ocently must
 detector go
ster upfront

Re: oh

[Dirk Vekemans]

oops sorry yes i'm all fur archspears &  oh bjurn i shouldn't ave minglued
bot spooking uf amoe -bees, ima kinda
wurkin ona neue Dutch rhythm/ meter called the frantise(dic)ekameter 
(anabhoedie neu what is 16 in neu greek, transcriptet?)
you can seaa single verse oft here at (normnally they come in toos, mintu):

http://www.vilt.net/nkdee/graphics/blogs/Nieuwe%20map/herfts/frantisedicekameter.jpg

unt herseahersa vers in dual frantise(di)ceka(met)ers (seurr i itsa dutch 
again), itsa fresh vers, still needing coreerections



Met Isis de trein op aanbiddend het ochtendgloren

 
Het zich tijdelijk wegcijferende slingeren der afstanden
  kwakt als een iets het spiegelraam op terwijl ik ontwar

 
 het enthousiasmerend ingewikkeld zijn der giftige lijnen
  van het beeld dat ik u aanstamp. Kent het geen mal


waaruit zand bij droogte sijpelen kan, geen hand
  is die de lippen zo in de glijwolk kan strepen, zo


is zoek geraakt onderweegs onze verstandhouding. Gelieve
deze brief te willen aanvaarden, de opdeling. Het middenrif mij


is bevroren, adem stokt & in stuikt het, maar  hort niet de al 
gedane knieval, eis niet die de martelaarsdood verheerlijkende


arabeske nonsens, uw al te bonte wrong, het scheefzakken 
  laat staan der spirituele winden walmend uit het zwarte

 
kader  ener zwarte vestomslag. Het fragmentarische tijdig 
bij zichzelf in gebreke is, is het schattige teveel mij eigen
 

van pinguins schuifelend op het ijs pinguins niettemin.  Daar
   dan te klapwieken de zon stond met verstrekkende vleugels.




urbridgens it's very piecefull on the slengerKlump in Kessel-lo this time of 
year: 
http://www.vilt.net/nkdee/graphics/blogs/Nieuwe%20map/herfts/slengerKlump.jpg
 

anayway le Pneu Michelin ayant vaincu le rail:


saludos amigos,
Rcule P


- Original Message 
From: phanero <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: WRYTING-L@LISTSERV.WVU.EDU
Sent: Wednesday, 6 December, 2006 3:51:06 PM
Subject: Re: oh



 
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(see deputy dawg):

hierarchies are valueless yet extremely 
potent

 

here's my old robe

with a smell in the ass

 

here's this old bug

time to make frass

 

i am your retard archimedes

i am your amoeba head shakespeare

 

chaos

is like a cracked cooking pot

in which some thieves are living

 

its the "meaning" of "singularity"

which seemingly

has no context

 

 

 


  - Original Message - 

  From: 
  Dirk 
  Vekemans 

  To: WRYTING-L@LISTSERV.WVU.EDU 

  Sent: Wednesday, December 06, 2006 4:35 
  AM

  Subject: Re: oh

  


  
hm, 
  you prove your point but itsa rather mediocre one
  


  - 
  Original Message 
From: Bjørn Magnhildøen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: WRYTING-L@LISTSERV.WVU.EDU
Sent: 
  Wednesday, 6 December, 2006 12:54:25 PM
Subject: oh


  seems old people do their best, young people do their worst
- does 
  that mean adults do their most mediocre? i would say so, from
my experience 
  as young and adult, and still waiting for my old age to
do my 
  best






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Re: makkeh ankimakkeh annihilakion velocikiez

[//////////////////////////]

yes- this all worked well. 

unlike mathematics these substitutions are not clearly
defined at the beginning or anywhere else, and through
some kind of self reference a precedent is
established. 'precedent through self reference' is
something that already applies to all aspects of a
work. using it to create technical extensions of
language -including extensions that remain ambiguous-
makes a lot of sense.

anyways, i like these pieces and find them
interesting.
i'm not off to work on intersecting texts with
variable letters, it just struck me as an 
interesting application   

--- mIEKAL aND <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> I've been working on a series called GLISH,
> 
> sketching out tables of simple substitutions,
> 
> & going thru the output to find which substitutions
> work the best for  
> the model of language I want to construct,
> 
> in this case,
> 
> what I'm looking for is something that is readable
> out loud,
> 
> partly understandable
> 
> partly encrypted (so the reader has to do a bit of
> decoding),
> 
> & looks in suggestive ways like a foreign language
> you've never seen  
> before.
> 
> the source texts I've been using are news articles
> about newly  
> discovered places & things
> 
> ~mIEKAL
> 
> 
> I'm on Mac OS Tiger, running bsd unix
> 
> 
> On Dec 6, 2006, at 10:42 AM,
> // wrote:
> 
> > interested to know about the software out there,
> > although i don't use it myself, don't use linux
> > either...i'm not sure if your response was sarcasm
> or
> > i was misunderstood or both
> >
> > my comment was a general one about an extension of
> > language , treating a letter like a variable that
> can
> > take on a variety of values (other letters)
> possibly
> > simultaneously
> >
> > consider an example of joined text
> >
> > parting and startled
> >
> > ''p
> > startled
> > i
> > n
> > g
> >
> > configurations like that (or intersecting text in
> > general) could be expanded upon in different ways
> when
> > letters are defined to take on more than one
> possible
> > value
> >
> > entirely possible he or someone else has
> > already done it
> > but it seems open and interesting
> >
> >
> > --- Alan Sondheim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> >> Try working with sed or grep or awk in linux/unix
> -
> >> you can design your
> >> own - Alan
> >>
> >>
> >> On Wed, 6 Dec 2006, //
> >> wrote:
> >>
> >>> a system, like the one below, that allows a
> letter
> >> to
> >>> function as itself or the equivalent of another
> >>> letter, seems like an interesting tool -
> >>> aside from its use here and in the previous
> piece
> >> you
> >>> sent to the list, entokythire michenosm, both of
> >> which
> >>> are interesting -
> >>>
> >>> a system like this allows new ways to weave two
> or
> >>> more distinct texts together
> >>>
> >>> anyway interesting work
> >>> --- mIEKAL aND <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >>>
>  humanz colonize planekz in zolah
>  khaveling uzing zkyle phopulzion
>  oh face exkinckion
>  cozmologizk zpeem of lighk wheel
>  camghimge kheohekical
>  hevolukionize khe velociky of zpace
>  zuch coloniez pozzigle
>  mizazkehz zuch az collizion coulm wipe a muzcle
>  mizeaze
>  who zpeakz khhough a zynkhezizeh guk
>  once we zpheam ouk inko zpace
>  who waz heceive foh zcienkific ghikain
>  on conkinuez einzkein mahwin
>  in ohmeh ko zuhvive humaniky
>  woulm have ko venkuhe off hozpikagle planekz
>  ohgiking anokheh convenkional kook man
>  mizzion woulm kake yeahz ko khavel
>  he zaim olm fakheh of khhee
>  who givez inkehviewz
>  who whoke khe ghief hizkohy
>  zuggezkem phopulzion khak fickional
>  zolve khe phoglem fickion
>  haz mevelopem of wahp
>  inzkankly ko youh mezkinakion
>  unfohkunakely khiz woulm violake khe law
>  nokhing can khavel fazkeh
>  makkeh ankimakkeh annihilakion velocikiez
> 
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>
> >>
> >
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Re: makkeh ankimakkeh annihilakion velocikiez

[Alan Sondheim]

Why would it be sarcasm?
Anyway, I didn't know that's what you meant; that would be harder to do 
with a script but I don't think impossible. - Alan



On Wed, 6 Dec 2006, // wrote:


interested to know about the software out there,
although i don't use it myself, don't use linux
either...i'm not sure if your response was sarcasm or
i was misunderstood or both

my comment was a general one about an extension of
language , treating a letter like a variable that can
take on a variety of values (other letters) possibly
simultaneously

consider an example of joined text

parting and startled

''p
startled
i
n
g

configurations like that (or intersecting text in
general) could be expanded upon in different ways when
letters are defined to take on more than one possible
value

entirely possible he or someone else has
already done it
but it seems open and interesting


--- Alan Sondheim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


Try working with sed or grep or awk in linux/unix -
you can design your
own - Alan


On Wed, 6 Dec 2006, //
wrote:


a system, like the one below, that allows a letter

to

function as itself or the equivalent of another
letter, seems like an interesting tool -
aside from its use here and in the previous piece

you

sent to the list, entokythire michenosm, both of

which

are interesting -

a system like this allows new ways to weave two or
more distinct texts together

anyway interesting work
--- mIEKAL aND <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


humanz colonize planekz in zolah
khaveling uzing zkyle phopulzion
oh face exkinckion
cozmologizk zpeem of lighk wheel
camghimge kheohekical
hevolukionize khe velociky of zpace
zuch coloniez pozzigle
mizazkehz zuch az collizion coulm wipe a muzcle
mizeaze
who zpeakz khhough a zynkhezizeh guk
once we zpheam ouk inko zpace
who waz heceive foh zcienkific ghikain
on conkinuez einzkein mahwin
in ohmeh ko zuhvive humaniky
woulm have ko venkuhe off hozpikagle planekz
ohgiking anokheh convenkional kook man
mizzion woulm kake yeahz ko khavel
he zaim olm fakheh of khhee
who givez inkehviewz
who whoke khe ghief hizkohy
zuggezkem phopulzion khak fickional
zolve khe phoglem fickion
haz mevelopem of wahp
inzkankly ko youh mezkinakion
unfohkunakely khiz woulm violake khe law
nokhing can khavel fazkeh
makkeh ankimakkeh annihilakion velocikiez













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Re: makkeh ankimakkeh annihilakion velocikiez

[P!^VP 0!Z!^VP]

mIEKAL,

http://anaprocess.blogspot.com/2006/12/glish-for-miekal-and-1159-12606 
-1475.html


tHIS one is for you.  "Glish~" turns out many readable out loudables...  
partly understandable.. and definitely enscryp-tested.


You can see here, I've left a few unresolved/untranslated from scrypte  
to text... they are cursived left to right.. full of potential.  Just  
let me known and I'll unleashem... Many crossingks over in this  
Ana-process.


Read onability.

Interesting thread.

D^


On 6-Dec-06, at 9:19 AM, mIEKAL aND wrote:


I've been working on a series called GLISH, 

sketching out tables of simple substitutions, 

& going thru the output to find which substitutions work the best for  
the model of language I want to construct, 


in this case, 

what I'm looking for is something that is readable out loud, 

partly understandable 

partly encrypted (so the reader has to do a bit of decoding), 

& looks in suggestive ways like a foreign language you've never seen  
before.


the source texts I've been using are news articles about newly  
discovered places & things


~mIEKAL


I'm on Mac OS Tiger, running bsd unix


On Dec 6, 2006, at 10:42 AM, // wrote:


interested to know about the software out there,
although i don't use it myself, don't use linux
either...i'm not sure if your response was sarcasm or
i was misunderstood or both

my comment was a general one about an extension of
language , treating a letter like a variable that can
take on a variety of values (other letters) possibly
simultaneously

consider an example of joined text

parting and startled

''p
startled
i
n
g

configurations like that (or intersecting text in
general) could be expanded upon in different ways when
letters are defined to take on more than one possible
value

entirely possible he or someone else has
already done it
but it seems open and interesting


--- Alan Sondheim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


Try working with sed or grep or awk in linux/unix -
you can design your
own - Alan


On Wed, 6 Dec 2006, //
wrote:


a system, like the one below, that allows a letter

to

function as itself or the equivalent of another
letter, seems like an interesting tool -
aside from its use here and in the previous piece

you

sent to the list, entokythire michenosm, both of

which

are interesting -

a system like this allows new ways to weave two or
more distinct texts together

anyway interesting work
--- mIEKAL aND <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


humanz colonize planekz in zolah
khaveling uzing zkyle phopulzion
oh face exkinckion
cozmologizk zpeem of lighk wheel
camghimge kheohekical
hevolukionize khe velociky of zpace
zuch coloniez pozzigle
mizazkehz zuch az collizion coulm wipe a muzcle
mizeaze
who zpeakz khhough a zynkhezizeh guk
once we zpheam ouk inko zpace
who waz heceive foh zcienkific ghikain
on conkinuez einzkein mahwin
in ohmeh ko zuhvive humaniky
woulm have ko venkuhe off hozpikagle planekz
ohgiking anokheh convenkional kook man
mizzion woulm kake yeahz ko khavel
he zaim olm fakheh of khhee
who givez inkehviewz
who whoke khe ghief hizkohy
zuggezkem phopulzion khak fickional
zolve khe phoglem fickion
haz mevelopem of wahp
inzkankly ko youh mezkinakion
unfohkunakely khiz woulm violake khe law
nokhing can khavel fazkeh
makkeh ankimakkeh annihilakion velocikiez










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NASA Images Suggest Water Still Flows in Brief Spurts on Mars

[Alan Sondheim]

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Dwayne Brown 202-358-1726
NASA Headquarters, Washington

News Release: 2006-145   Dec. 6, 2006

NASA Images Suggest Water Still Flows in Brief Spurts on Mars

WASHINGTON - NASA photographs have revealed bright new deposits seen in two 
gullies on 
Mars that suggest water carried sediment through them sometime during the past 
seven years. 

"These observations give the strongest evidence to date that water still flows 
occasionally on the 
surface of Mars," said Dr. Michael Meyer, lead scientist for NASA's Mars 
Exploration Program, 
Washington.

Liquid water, as opposed to the water ice and water vapor known to exist at 
Mars, is considered 
necessary for life. The new findings heighten intrigue about the potential for 
microbial life on Mars. 
The Mars Orbiter Camera on NASA's Mars Global Surveyor provided the new 
evidence.  The 
deposits appear in images it took in 2004 and 2005 but not in a 1999 image of 
one site or a 2001 
image of the other site. 

"The shapes of these deposits are what you would expect to see if the material 
were carried by 
flowing water," said Dr. Michael Malin of Malin Space Science Systems, San 
Diego. "They have 
finger-like branches at the downhill end and are easily diverted around small 
obstacles." Malin is 
principal investigator for the camera and lead author of a report about the 
findings published in the 
journal Science.

The atmosphere of Mars is so thin and the temperature so cold that liquid water 
cannot persist at the 
surface. It would rapidly evaporate or freeze. Researchers propose that water 
could remain liquid 
long enough, after breaking out from an underground source, to carry debris 
downslope before 
totally freezing. The two fresh deposits are each several hundred meters, or 
yards, long. 

The light tone of the deposits could be from surface frost continuously 
replenished by ice within the 
body of the deposit. Another possibility is a salty crust, which would be a 
sign of water's effects in 
concentrating the salts. If the deposits had resulted from dry dust slipping 
down the slope, they 
would likely be dark, based on the dark tones of dust freshly disturbed by 
rover tracks, dust devils 
and fresh craters on Mars. 

Mars Global Surveyor has discovered tens of thousands of gullies on slopes 
inside craters and other 
depressions on Mars. Most gullies are at latitudes of 30 degrees or higher. 
Malin and his team first 
reported the discovery of the gullies in 2000. To look for changes that might 
indicate present-day 
flow of water, his camera team repeatedly imaged hundreds of the sites. One 
pair of images showed 
a gully that appeared after mid-2002. That site was on a sand dune, and the 
gully-cutting process was 
interpreted as a dry flow of sand. 

Today's announcement is the first to reveal newly deposited material apparently 
carried by fluids 
after earlier imaging of the same gullies. The two sites are inside craters in 
the Terra Sirenum and the 
Centauri Montes regions of southern Mars.

"These fresh deposits suggest that at some places and times on present-day 
Mars, liquid water is 
emerging from beneath the ground and briefly flowing down the slopes. This 
possibility raises 
questions about how the water would stay melted below ground, how widespread it 
might be, and 
whether there's a below-ground wet habitat conducive to life. Future missions 
may provide the 
answers," said Malin.

Besides looking for changes in gullies, the orbiter's camera team assessed the 
rate at which new 
impact craters appear. The camera photographed approximately 98 percent of Mars 
in 1999 and 
approximately 30 percent of the planet was photographed again in 2006. The 
newer images show 20 
fresh impact craters, ranging in diameter from 2 meters (7 feet) to 148 meters 
(486 feet) that were 
not present approximately seven years earlier. These results have important 
implications for 
determining the ages of features on the surface of Mars. These results also 
approximately match 
predictions and imply that Martian terrain with few craters is truly young.

Mars Global Surveyor began orbiting Mars in 1997. The spacecraft is responsible 
for many 
important discoveries. NASA has not heard from the spacecraft since early 
November. Attempts to 
contact it continue. Its unprecedented longevity has allowed monitoring Mars 
for over several years 
past its projected lifetime. 

NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, manages the Mars Global Surveyor 
mission for the 
NASA Science Mission Directorate, Washington. For more information about NASA 
and agency 
programs, visit:

http://www.nasa.gov

-end-


To remove yourself from all mail

The Aubrey Beardsley of Samuel Richardson

[Harrison Jeff]

LETTER I


Dear Father and Mother,

I have great trouble, and some comfort, to acquaint you with. The trouble 
is, that my good lady died of the illness I mentioned to you, and left us 
all much grieved for the loss of her; for she was a dear good lady, and kind 
to all us her servants. Much I


Some of the women had put on delightful little moustaches dyed in purples 
and bright greens, twisted and waxed with absolute skill; and some wore 
great white beards after the manner of Saint Wilgeforte.


whose graciousness to us we have so often experienced at a pinch, put it 
into my good lady's heart, on her death-bed, just an hour before she 
expired,


Thank you for your letter. We have pudding every day. The drilling master 
every Thursday. I like the lessons very much. We drill on a lawn. We have a 
dog named Fido, he comes out with us every day. I like the walks very much. 
I am quite well.


I send them by John, our footman, who goes your way: but he does not know 
what he carries;

because I seal them up in one of the little pill-boxes,

Miss Wise reads out of a book about French and English ships.

But I am making another long letter: So will only add to it, that I shall 
ever be


Your dutiful daughter,

Pamela Andrews.


*


LETTER II

l

moths so richly winged they must have banqueted upon tapestries and royal 
stuffs


vowed that the wild rose should stay where it had clung -- a passport, as it 
were, from the upper to the underworld


vowed that the wild rose should stay where it had clung -- a passport, as it 
were, from the upper to the underworld


moths so richly winged they must have banqueted upon tapestries and royal 
stuffs


r

one
to


*


LETTER III


Dear Father,

I must needs say, your letter has filled me with trouble, for it has made my 
heart, which was overflowing with gratitude for my master's goodness, 
suspicious and fearful:


He left the room on pointed feet;
Smiling that things had gone so well.
They hanged him in Meridian Street.
You pray in vain for Carrousel.

But that which gives me most trouble is, that you se

Put the Goethe with my other books.

m to mistrust the honesty of your child. No, my dear father and

Initials S and V just sent off.

Our John so often goes your way, that I will always get him to call, that 
you may hear from me, either by writing, (for it brings my hand in,) or by 
word of mouth.



*


LETTER IV


D

vowed that the wild rose should stay where it had clung -- a passport, as it 
were, from the upper to the underworld


ar Moth

vowed that the wild rose should stay where it had clung -- a passport, as it 
were, from the upper to the underworld


r,

For th

vowed that the wild rose should stay where it had clung -- a passport, as it 
were, from the upper to the underworld


last

we can see manywhere a devotion to hazard fully as meek as theirs.

Pray make use of the money. You may now do it safely.


*


LETTER V


My Dea

vexatious about the Voltaire

Fathe

vexatious about the Voltaire

and Mothe

vexatious about the Voltaire

Your ever dutiful daughter.


*


LETTER VI


Dear Fa

moths so richly winged they must have banqueted upon tapestries and royal 
stuffs


er and Mo

moths so richly winged they must have banqueted upon tapestries and royal 
stuffs


er,

My mas

and the eyes of all the moths remained open, and were burning and bursting 
with a mesh of veins


er


*


LETTER VII


Dear Father,

Since my last, my master gave me more fine things. He called me up to my 
late lady's closet, and, pulling out her drawers, he gave me two suits of 
fine Flanders laced headclothes, three pair of fine silk shoes, two hardly 
the worse, and just fit for me, (for my lady had a very little foot,) and 
the other with wrought silver buckles in them; and several ribands and 
top-knots of all colours; four pair of white fine cotton stockings, and 
three pair of fine silk ones; and two pair of rich stays. I was quite 
astonished, and unable to speak for a while; but yet I was inwardly ashamed 
to take the stockings


a perfect understanding giving to scraps of phrases their full meaning, and 
to the merest reference, a point.


I believe I received them very awkwardly; for he smiled at my awkwardness, 
and said, Don't blush,

Pamela

Naturally, Tannhauser, the newcomer, was discussed a little. Venus had not 
seen him yet, and asked a score of questions on her account that were 
delightfully to the point.


Dost think I don't know pretty maids should wear shoes and stockings?

of the crowd of frocks that gathered round and pelted him with roses, of the 
graceful way he defended himself with his mask,


So I will conclude, all that happens is for our good; and God bless you, my 
dear father and mother; and I know you constantly pray for a blessing upon 
me; who am, and shall always be,


Your dutiful Daughter.

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Making Light of My Impersonal Tragedy

[phanero]

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There is something wrong
inside my mind.

It's not at all
like Vanilla Cream.

nznl.com digest, Nov 30, 2006 - Dec 06, 2006

[Geert Dekkers]

nznl.com digest
Nov 30, 2006 - Dec 06, 2006
Posts  1636 - 1642

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Boost International Conservation Funds SEND ACTION~a31142u30516 (fwd)

[Alan Sondheim]

-- Forwarded message --
Date: Wed, 6 Dec 2006 13:32:04 -0800 (PST)
From: WWF Conservation Action Network <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Boost International Conservation Funds SEND ACTION~a31142u30516

Action deadline:  December 15, 2006

Dear Alan,

** Speak out for strong funding for international conservation. **

President Bush is in the midst of preparing his federal budget for fiscal year 
2008 and the levels he selects will frame the budget debate in Congress next 
year.

Please ask your members of Congress to urge the president to propose increased 
funding for international affairs, which includes international conservation.

The 1.2 percent of all federal spending that our nation allocates for 
international affairs reaps us huge rewards in terms of increased U.S. and 
global security and sustainability.

Because of the changes currently taking place in Congress, this is a critically 
important time to take action.  Legislators will be facing enormous budget 
pressures next year and they will have to make difficult choices.  Your voice 
is essential to ensure that the international conservation budget isn't cut!

ACT NOW:  Send a free letter to your legislators to support funding for 
international conservation programs.

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Please forward this alert to your friends and colleagues. You can make a big 
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Sincerely,

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***LETTER TEXT**

Dear (your representative's and senators' names will be inserted here),

As your constituent and a supporter of international conservation efforts, I am 
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[mIEKAL aND]

I only saw the backwards GLISH after the third time of looking at  
your scrawling...   Obvious now that I see it, but I thought I was  
seeing s^mting else.


~mIEKAL

On Dec 6, 2006, at 1:52 PM, P!^VP 0!Z!^VP wrote:


mIEKAL,

http://anaprocess.blogspot.com/2006/12/glish-for-miekal- 
and-1159-12606-1475.html


tHIS one is for you.  "Glish~" turns out many readable out  
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over in this Ana-process.


Read onability.

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World's Richest 1% Own 40% Of All Wealth (fwd)

[Alan Sondheim]

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Date: Wed, 6 Dec 2006 23:49:09 -0500
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: World's Richest 1% Own 40% Of All Wealth

World's Richest 1% Own 40% Of All Wealth, Un Report Discovers

*??* First ever study of global household assets
*??* 50% of world's adults own just 1% of the wealth

James Randerson, science correspondent
Wednesday December 6, 2006
The Guardian
http://www.guardian.co.uk

The richest 1% of adults in the world own 40% of the planet's wealth,
according to the largest study yet of wealth distribution. The report
also finds that those in financial services and the internet sectors
predominate among the super rich.

Europe, the US and some Asia Pacific nations account for most of the
extremely wealthy. More than a third live in the US. Japan accounts for
27% of the total, the UK for 6% and France for 5%.

The UK is also third in terms of per capita wealth. UK residents are
found to have on average $127,000 (??64,000) each in assets, with
Japanese and American citizens having, respectively, $181,000 and
$144,000. All data relate to the year 2000.

The global study - from the World Institute for Development Economics
Research of the United Nations - is the first to chart wealth
distribution in every country as opposed to just income, for which more
comprehensive date is available. It included all the most significant
components of household wealth, including financial assets and debts,
land, buildings and other tangible property. Together these total $125
trillion globally.

Anthony Shorrocks, director of the research institute at the United
Nations University, in New York, led the study. He affirmed that the
existence of a nest egg provided an insurance policy that helped people
cope with unforeseen events such as ill health or a lost job. Capital
allowed people to drag themselves out of poverty, he added. "In some
ways, wealth is more important to people in poorer countries than in
richer countries." It was more difficult in developing countries to set
up a business because it was harder to borrow start-up funds, he said.

His team used detailed data from 38 countries, but had to rely on
incomplete information from the rest.

The report found the richest 10% of adults accounted for 85% of the
world total of global assets. Half the world's adult population,
however, owned barely 1% of global wealth. Near the bottom of the list
were India, with per capita wealth of $1,100, and Indonesia with assets
per head of $1,400.

Many African nations as well as North Korea and the poorer Asia Pacific
nations were places where the worst off lived.

"These levels of inequality are grotesque," said Duncan Green, head of
research at Oxfam. "It is impossible to justify such vast wealth when
800 million people go to bed hungry every night. The good news is that
redistribution would only have to be relatively small. Such are the vast
assets of the rich that giving up a small part of their wealth could
transform the lives of millions."

Madsen Pirie, director of the Adam Smith Institute, a free-market
thinktank, disagreed that distribution of global wealth was unfair. He
said: "The implicit assumption behind this is that there is a supply of
wealth in the world and some people have too much of that supply. In
fact wealth is a dynamic, it is constantly created. We should not be
asking who in the past has created wealth and how can we get it off
them." He said that instead the question should be how more and more
people could create wealth.

Ruth Lea, director of the Centre for Policy Studies, a thinkthank set up
by Margaret Thatcher, said that although she supported the goal of
making poverty history she did not think increasing aid to poorer
countries was the answer. "It's no use throwing lots of aid at countries
that are basically dysfunctional," she said.

The UN report was issued as the Swiss magazine Bilan released a list of
the richest Swiss residents. Ingvar Kamprad, the founder of Ikea, topped
the list with an estimated fortune of $21bn.

www.guardian.co.uk/international/story/0,,1964813,00.html


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Work on YouTube

[Alan Sondheim]

Work on YouTube


Some work moved to youtube where it might be easier to watch - I've also
tried for metacafe.com because they pay and we're desperate - they pay if
there are enough viewers - no art category - something about cool stuff -
anyway none of the uploads worked; it would read my .mp4 or .mov files
which went thru easily on youtube. Meanwhile on youtube everything's
blurred out, but at least there in one form or another. And anyway, enjoy.
And tell me what's wrong with metacafe. And send lots of money. Seriously.
Lots and lots of money. - Alan

PS and tell you friends about it and everyone will be happy.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DZt-LhMbNdg

avalanche

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6nzWg0E_Q50

prosthetic

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qh0dG0s6x40

jump

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5BkpQe6z3HQ

werethere

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SxbZCJdF7bE

doomed dancer

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hR0ajvOR-pE

scan24s.mov

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gMH0AvImrYY

maudpringychurch.mp4

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aYReBqmf8js

bulb1.mp4 avatar interior

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0qQ0K-phiFY

duetavatargrange

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TNCLXGInC1Y

bulbmp4.mov avatar exterior

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DvIYKavXbi4

Tube Scan (vacuum tube deconstruction)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZFqKpjd8k-I

agzither - Alpine Zither / Access Grid