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I'm wondering if any folks have had experience with this, fighting this
type of policy, or what rights - if any - I have in refusing to pay or this
policy... I've included my letter below.
Dear Rhizome-
I signed up for y
Xenophobia is not a approach that even begins to untangle the Ideological
questions we should be asking. Water rights in the Southwest might be a
good start, or the vigilante migrant hunters of the Arizona Desert, or
perhaps at heart, the issues concerning immigration writ-large. I dare
Huntingto
>Date: Mon, 16 Aug 2004 18:15:06 -0700
>From: John <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Re: What Causes Terrorism?
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>"What Causes Terrorism?"
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>calls the fourth epoch of warfare. An epoc of asymetrical power --
>meaning it is not possible for a group/state to challenge with force
>an established nucle
> DJ Spooky - WHAT are you talking about???
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> >Gibson understands ADVERTISING as a kind of
> > Situationist
> > detournement
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Wasn't it "Spooky that Sublimated Kid" who lent himself to the inspired GAP
advertisements here in Manhattan a year or so ago? Its all posture, and it
really is Spook
I've always thought they should put the author credentials next to the by
line, especially when the article appears in a newspaper. This is not
informative journalism on recent UN statistics, but a seriously loaded
piece, although well camouflaged as such. At least the Times had the
insight to pla
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> * david garcia ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [030326 16:20]:
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The mechanisms of demockracy today. Can anyone illuminate the techological
end of these machines? This article leaves alot to be desired on the
material end, but interesting nonetheless. Those darned computers.--
Jd.
New Voting Systems Assailed
Computer Experts Cite Fraud Potential
By Dan
Verizon Turns Over Names in Piracy Case
By BRIAN BERGSTEIN
The Associated Press
Friday, June 6, 2003; 2:44 PM
NEW YORK - Verizon Communications Inc. reluctantly surrendered to the music
industry on Thursday the names of four Internet subscribers suspected of
illegally offering free song download
What do mean our 'leadership' in the US is out of touch? MediaDefender?
Remote computer destruction? This is sincerely funny, if not Ned Luddian
in character. Jd.
Hatch Takes Aim at Illegal Downloading
By TED BRIDIS
The Associated Press
Tuesday, June 17, 2003; 5:22 PM
WASHINGTON - The c
Recently finished William Gaddis's last book, a novella - Agape Agape.
The narrator, on his death bed (Gaddis), is realing in one amazing
extended monologue. What he had meant to do was write a history of the
player piano.. which at times this book is, more so is it mediatations on
a technocrati
Although predictably plagued with Deleuzean syntax, there is some
exceedingly interesting data here. This seems to be the hot button on
everyones favorites list. Fortune recently penned an article on
outsourcing of traditionally protected jobs. Maybe this will be the fire
that finally lights th
An interesting verdict from a despicable moment in contemporary history.
There is obviously no question in this case, but it is interesting the
larger questions on when free speech moves into incitement. The defense
lawyer made a glib remark "This is very, very dangerous. This case would
have been
I'd think it much more "productive" too take a look at the relationship of
the owner of the site Larry Silverstein and NY Governer Patakai with
commercial lucifer of the NYC building world, Skidmore Owings & Merrill
monster David Childs. The highjacking of consensus by a greedy landlord
who is usi
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