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"][terr.or.vision][" <[email protected]>
textz.com newsletter october 2001
"textz.com" <[email protected]>
Links to Memorials and Remembrances
"Elayne Zalis" <[email protected]>
CTRL [SPACE]
Keenan Jwadmin <[email protected]>
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[ http://www.NNet-art.org ] Watch your Back campaign !
"clement Thomas - pavu.com" <[email protected]>
Software for Dancers...
Scott deLahunta <[email protected]>
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Date: Sat, 29 Sep 2001 8:48:35 +0100
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Date: Mon, 01 Oct 2001 17:01:06 +1000
From: "][terr.or.vision][" <[email protected]>
Subject: web per.form.u][e][lation session begin::
.net.wurk.construc][tion][k.
][as part of ::electrofringe::][
][INFO][: want 2 b.come a collaborative node
in a net.wurk.][whor][er n.vironment? mez
breeze dis.plays & n.vokes her _mezangelled_
language/online text constructions live.
][METHOD][: n.gage in a International Relay
Chat/mezangelled multilogue via an live IRC
s][et-up][creenic connection.
][4 AN X.TENDED MEANING CURVE][: _mezangelle_: evolved/s
from multifarious email exchanges, directed
MOO/IRC exchanges and performances,
computer code flavoured language and net
iconographs. To _mezangelle_ means to take
words/wordstrings/sentences and alter them in
such a way as to extend and enhance meaning
beyond the predicted or the expected. It's
similar to making "plain" text hypertextual via
the arrangement and dissection of words.
Mezangelling attempts to expand traditional
text parameters through layered/alternative
meanings embedded into meta-phonetic
renderings of language. Notions of language
play and identity swapping are essential; fiction
avatars shift through various incarnations such
as data[h!bleeder, ms post modemism,
mezflesque.exe, Purrsonal Areah Netwurker,
etc.
Participants: Mez (Mary-Anne Breeze)
Date/Time: Mon 6:00 PM [aka 1 hr from now]
Duration: 2:0
Geo-Location: PAN Building Downstairs
OR
2 join the electrofringe net.construc][k][tion performance/chat, open up
IRC @ 6pm Monday 1st Oct & connect 2:
server: mpx.sydney.oz.org
ports: 6667, 6668, 6669, 7000
channel name: #net.construc][k][t
**1 hr - ::begin::**
. . .... .....
net.wurker][mez][
.antithetical..n.struments..go.here.
xXXx
./.
www.hotkey.net.au/~netwurker
.... . .??? .......
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Date: Mon, 01 Oct 2001 19:00:10 +0200
From: "textz.com" <[email protected]>
Subject: textz.com newsletter october 2001
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textz.com newsletter october 2001
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10 of our september 11 textz
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hakim bey: millennium
http://textz.com/index.php3?text=bey+millennium
hermann l. gremliza: bedeutende ernte
http://textz.com/index.php3?text=gremliza+ernte
robert kurz: totalit�re �konomie und paranoia des terrors
http://textz.com/index.php3?text=kurz+paranoia
brian massumi: everywhere you want to be
http://textz.com/index.php3?text=massumi+everywhere
yann moulier boutang: apocalypse g�nes
http://textz.com/index.php3?text=boutang+apocalypse
gianfranco sanguinetti: remedy for everything
http://textz.com/index.php3?text=sanguinetti+french
georg see�len: die blendung
http://textz.com/index.php3?text=seesslen+blendung
klaus theweleit: twin towers
http://textz.com/index.php3?text=theweleit+towers
leo trotzki: �ber den terror
http://textz.com/index.php3?text=trotzki+terror
raoul vaneigem: terrorism or revolution
http://textz.com/index.php3?text=vaneigem+terrorism
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10 of our most popular textz
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douglas adams: the hitch hiker's guide to the galaxy trilogy
http://textz.com/index.php3?text=adams+guide
kathy acker: the language of the body
http://textz.com/index.php3?text=acker+language
nanni balestrini: gli invisibili
http://textz.com/index.php3?text=balestrini+invisibili
a.s.ambulanzen: feminists like us
http://textz.com/index.php3?text=ambulanzen+feminists
charles baudelaire: les fleurs du mal
http://textz.com/index.php3?text=baudelaire+fleurs
george orwell: 1984
http://textz.com/index.php3?text=orwell+1984
oscar wilde: the picture of dorian gray
http://textz.com/index.php3?text=wilde+picture
central intelligence agency: psychological operations ...
http://textz.com/index.php3?text=agency+operations
william s. burroughs: the electronic revolution
http://textz.com/index.php3?text=burroughs+revolution
adilkno: cracking the movement
http://textz.com/index.php3?text=adilkno+movement
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10 of our most recommended textz
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antonin artaud: le p�se-nerfs
http://textz.com/index.php3?text=artaud+pese-nerfs
mike davis: beyond blade runner
http://textz.com/index.php3?text=davis+beyond
guy debord: la societ� du spectacle
http://textz.com/index.php3?text=debord+societe
gilles deleuze: postscript on the societies of control
http://textz.com/index.php3?text=deleuze+postscript
thomas frank: the conquest of cool
http://textz.com/index.php3?text=frank+cool
matthew fuller: it looks like you're writing a letter ...
http://textz.com/index.php3?text=fuller+letter
jean-luc godard: allemagne neuf z�ro
http://textz.com/index.php3?text=godard+allemagne
michael hardt / antonio negri: empire
http://textz.com/index.php3?text=hardt+empire
courtney love: music and piracy
http://textz.com/index.php3?text=love+music
daniel r. white: augustine of epcot - the city of disney
http://textz.com/index.php3?text=white+augustine
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10 of our most recent textz
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peter greenaway: a walk through h
http://textz.com/index.php3?text=greenaway+walk
theodor w. adorno / max horkheimer: tierpsychologie
http://textz.com/index.php3?text=adorno+tierpsychologie
wilhelm reich: die aufhebung der familie
http://textz.com/index.php3?text=reich+familie
ulrike meinhof: warenhausbrandstiftung
http://textz.com/index.php3?text=meinhof+warenhausbrandstiftung
mckenzie wark: hacker manifesto 2.0
http://textz.com/index.php3?text=wark+hacker
maurice blanchot: death sentence
http://textz.com/index.php3?text=blanchot+death
michel serres: scientific ethics
http://textz.com/index.php3?text=serres+ethics
maurizio lazzarato: new forms of production and circulation ...
http://textz.com/index.php3?text=lazzarato+forms
vil�m flusser: the bag
http://textz.com/index.php3?text=flusser+bag
hans-christian dany: die acht sch�nsten fahrten durch rio
http://textz.com/index.php3?text=dany+rio
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10 of our largest textz
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leo tolstoy: war and peace
http://textz.com/index.php3?text=tolstoy+war
james joyce: ulysses
http://textz.com/index.php3?text=joyce+ulysses
charles baudelaire: curiosit�s esth�tiques
http://textz.com/index.php3?text=baudelaire+curiosites
kevin kelly: out of control
http://textz.com/index.php3?text=kelly+control
herman melville: moby dick
http://textz.com/index.php3?text=melville+moby
georg wilhelm friedrich hegel: ph�nomenologie des geistes
http://textz.com/index.php3?text=hegel+phaenomenologie
fyodor dostoyevsky: crime and punishment
http://textz.com/index.php3?text=dostoyevsky+crime
franz kafka: tageb�cher
http://textz.com/index.php3?text=kafka+tagebuecher
neal stephenson: snow crash
http://textz.com/index.php3?text=stephenson+snow
marcel proust: le temps retrouv�
http://textz.com/index.php3?text=proust+temps
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http://textz.com - we are the & in copy & paste
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Date: Mon, 1 Oct 2001 11:45:58 -0700
From: "Elayne Zalis" <[email protected]>
Subject: Links to Memorials and Remembrances
I have compiled a list of memorials and remembrances related to the =
events of September 11, 2001. So far, categories include: Assorted =
Contributions, Online Diaries, Web Rings, and Media-Supported Forums. =
Please feel free to recommend additional sites. See =
<http://www.beyondwriting.com/autoshrines.htm>.=20
Elayne Zalis
[email protected] and [email protected]
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Date: Mon, 8 Oct 2001 12:44:56 -0400 (EDT)
From: Keenan Jwadmin <[email protected]>
Subject: CTRL [SPACE]
http://mediaserver.zkm.de/ctrlspace/index.html
http://on1.zkm.de/zkm/e/ausstellungen/ctrlspace
Opening this Friday at the Zentrum fuer Kunst und Medientechnologie/
Center for Art and Media, Karlsruhe, Germany
CTRL [SPACE]
Rhetorics of Surveillance from Bentham to Big Brother
Opening :: October 12th, 2001, 7 pm
Exhibition :: October 13th, 2001 - February 24 th, 2002
[ZKM, atria 8 and 9]
Curator :: Thomas Y. Levin [Princeton University]
In 1785, the British philosopher Jeremy Bentham (1748-1832), founder of
the doctrine of Utilitarianism, began working on a plan for a model prison
called the panopticon. The signature feature of this design was that every
one of the individual jail cells could be seen from a central observation
tower which, however, remained visually inscrutable to the prisoners.
Since they could thus never know for sure whether they were being watched,
but had to assume that they were, the fact of actual observation was
replaced by the possibility of being watched. As a rationalist, Bentham
assumed that this would lead the delinquents to refrain from misbehaving,
since in order to avoid punishment, they would effectively internalize the
disciplinary gaze. Indeed, Bentham considered the panoptic arrangement,
whereby power operates by means of the spatial design itself, as a real
contribution to the education of man, in the spirit of the Enlightenment.
While long the subject of theoretical and political debate, the panopticon
was reintroduced into contemporary philosophical discussion in 1975 by the
French philosopher Michel Foucault who insisted on its exemplary role as a
model for the construction of power in what he called a "disciplinary
society." Ever since, the controlled space of the panopticon has become
synonymous with the cultures and practices of surveillance that have so
profoundly marked the modern world. When we hesitate to race through a red
light at an intersection where we see a black box, not knowing whether it
contains a working camera but having to suppose that it might, we are
acting today according to the very same panoptic logic.
Challenged by the disturbing (and constantly expanding) omnipresence of
surveillance in our daily life to investigate the state of the panoptic
art at the beginning of the 21st century, the interdisciplinary exhibition
CTRL [SPACE] will explore the wide range of practices -- from more
traditional imaging and tracking technologies to the largely invisible but
infinitely more powerful practices of what is referred to as
"dataveillance" -- that today constitutes the extensive arsenal of social
control. However, taking its cue from the central role in the genealogy
of surveillance played by an architectural model, the focus will be on the
complex relationships between design and power, between representation and
subjectivity, between archives and oppression. If a drawing could become
the model for an entire social regime of power in the 18th-century, to
what extent does that regime change (if at all) along with shifts in
dominant representational practices? What happens, in other words, when we
reconceive the panopticon in terms of new infrared, thermal or satellite
imaging practices? Indeed, what are the sociological and political
consequences of a surveillant culture based increasingly on entirely
non-phenomenal logics of data gathering and aggregation? Is there a
history of surveillance and, if so, how have contemporary practices of,
and attitudes toward, surveillance changed?
As it turns out, these and other key questions concerning the practices,
transformations and experiences of surveillance have long been explored
not only by sociologists, political theorists, and philosophers, but also
by artists of all sorts. These include Vito Acconci's following pieces and
Andy Warhol's explorations of "real-time" and early closed-circuit video
in the 1960s, Bruce Nauman's video corridors, Dan Graham's "Time Delay
Rooms" and Rem Koolhas' "Project for the Renovation of a Panoptic Prison"
in the 1970s, Sophie Calle's documentation of a detective hired to spy on
her, and Michael Klier's by now classic compilation of found surveillance
footage in "Der Riese" in the 1980s, and Thomas Ruff's night photographs,
various installations by Diller & Scofidio and the ironic surveillant
science of the Bureau of Inverse Technology in the 1990s. Whether it is
the photographic documentation of public surveillance cameras by Frank
Thiel and their systematic mapping by the New York Surveillance Camera
Project, or Laura Kurgan's refunctioning of declassified satellite
reconnaissance images and Josh Harris's "we-live-in-public.com," a brutal
experiment in life under continuous real-time cyber-surveillance in the
new millennium, panoptical questions are far from a new concern even as
they have increasingly become a major focus of contemporary cultural
production. Yet, curiously, with the exception of a handful of small
gallery shows, there has never been a systematic museum overview of this
so important issue.
In order to grasp the stakes of highly visible developments such as the
self-conscious soap-operatic panopticism of the global television
phenomenon "Big Brother" and the increasing tendency towards "real"-time
in the so-called "reality-TV" paradigm, not to mention the dramatic
proliferation of surveillance both as subject matter and as narrative
structure in much of today's cinematic production (witness "The Truman
Show" or "Enemy of the State") it is essential that we map the full range
of cultural engagements with panoptic issues. In its exploration of the
historicity of surveillant practices in their relationship to changing
logics of representation, CTRL [SPACE] will offer both a state of the art
survey of the full range of panopticism -- in architecture, digital
culture, video, painting, photography, conceptual art, cinema,
installation work, television, robotics and satellite imaging -- and a
largely unknown history of the various attempts to critically and
creatively appropriate, refunction, expose and undermine these logics.
With an exhibition structure that will itself be thoroughly saturated by
multiple tracking systems, CTRL [SPACE] promises to be an experience that
is at once fascinating, frightening and above all enlightening. Indeed,
the latter seems especially important, given that the German word for
enlightenment, Aufklaerung is also the term used to refer to aerial
reconnaissance, i.e. surveillance.
List of Artists ::
Vito Acconci, Merry Alpern, Lutz Bacher, Lewis Baltz, Denis Beaubois,
Jeremy Bentham, Niels Bonde, Bureau of Inverse Technology, Paul Bush,
Sophie Calle, Jordan Crandall, Peter Cornwell, Jonas Dahlberg, David
Deutsch, Bart Dijkman, Diller + Scofidio, Harun Farocki, Dan Graham,
Graft, G.R.A.M., Jeff Guess, Harco Haagsma, Jon Haddock, Institute for
Applied Autonomy, Juergen Klauke, Michael Klier, A.P. Komen & Karen
Murphy, Rem Koolhaas/OMA, Korpys/Loeffler, Laura Kurgan, Langlands & Bell,
Ange Leccia, Chip Lord, Jenny Marketou, J Mayer H, Michaela Melian, Dan
Mihaltianu, Heiner Muehlenbrock, Pat Naldi & Wendy Kirkup, John
Lennon/Yoko Ono, Bruce Nauman, Chris Petit, Walid Ra'ad, Daniel Roth,
Thomas Ruff, Julia Scher, Cornelia Schleime, Ann-Sofi Siden, Lewis Stein,
Stih & Schnock, Surveillance Camera Players, Frank Thiel, Zoran Todorovic,
visomat inc., Jamie Wagg, Andy Warhol, Peter Weibel.
The exhibition will be accompanied by an extensive catalogue, published in
collaboration with MIT Press.
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Date: Sat, 29 Sep 2001 8:48:39 +0100
From: "|{.f|." <[email protected]>
Subject: <post> DE_TEXT[2]
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| | With this program is | | |
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| | new texts | | |
| | addition-uploading | | |
| to a net journal or | | | |
| to a database [i.e. using | | | |
| | DE_TEXT like a hidden tool]. | | |
| | Since the purpose of many | | |
| | publications on the net very | | |
| | often is | | |
| | cataloguing of the texts you | | |
| | like most, or of those which | | |
| | are most | | |
| | important to you. | | |
| | DE_TEXT should make the | | |
| | search of the texts easier | | |
| | and more dynamic. | | |
| | | | |
| | ---------------------------- | | |
| | ---------------------------- | | |
| | ------------ | | |
| | | | |
| | DE_TEXT - the tool for | | |
| | publishing, but not the | | |
| | publication itself. | | |
| | Such as it is now, DE_TEXT | | |
| | alpha-d_txt-001 - the | | |
| | germinal of | | |
| | interconnected on-line | | |
| | databases with the same | | |
| | markup language. | | |
| | The most important problem | | |
| | for now is the development | | |
| | of the | | |
| | text[data] descriptional | | |
| | language and an addition of | | |
| | more search | | |
| | methods. | | |
| | | | |
| | -----------Titles & | | |
| | Tags------------------------ | | |
| | ------------------- | | |
| | | | |
| | DE_TEXT will read and show | | |
| | <title> information of HTML | | |
| | files. | | |
| | If the file extension is | | |
| | ".html" or ".htm" then | | |
| | DE_TEXT will recognize | | |
| | it as HTML. | | |
| | Titles for non-HTML [non | | |
| | .html, .htm] files you can | | |
| | insert into the | | |
| | file tags.dxt | | |
| | | | |
| | Syntax is simple: | | |
| | | | |
| | :de_text.v.-1: | | |
| | Means markup language | | |
| | version of the program. | | |
| | | | |
| | #fail_name.ps - the start of | | |
| | the file tags. | | |
| | fail_name.ps# - the end of | | |
| | the file tags. | | |
| | | | |
| | Title tag is the same like | | |
| | in HTML. | | |
| | The title text is preceded | | |
| | by the start tag <title> and | | |
| | ends with the | | |
| | matching end tag </title>. | | |
| | | | |
| | <title>something</title> | | |
| | | | |
| | Example: | | |
| | | | |
| | :de_text version-1: | | |
| | #tiger.ps | | |
| | <title>Artificial | | |
| | tiger</title> | | |
| | tiger.ps# | | |
| | | | |
| | There are plans to add more | | |
| | tags and functions in the | | |
| | future. | | |
| | | | |
| | -----------Searching-------- | | |
| | ---------------------------- | | |
| | ------------ | | |
| | | | |
| | It is possible to use major | | |
| | search engines for that | | |
| | purpose. | | |
| | Insert "::DE_TEXT::de_text | | |
| | themes" into your index file | | |
| | [index.html] | | |
| | metatags content. | | |
| | | | |
| | <META NAME="description" | | |
| | CONTENT="::DE_TEXT::philosop | | |
| | hical dictionary"> | | |
| | <META NAME="keywords" | | |
| | CONTENT="::DE_TEXT::philosop | | |
| | hy,language"> | | |
| | | | |
| | So inserting | | |
| | "::DE_TEXT::art,net" into | | |
| | the search engines search | | |
| | field, | | |
| | should find DE_TEXT's having | | |
| | such themes[or one of | | |
| | these]. | | |
| | The prefix "::DE_TEXT::" has | | |
| | to refine the search, | | |
| | selecting DE_TEXT's | | |
| | only. | | |
| | | | |
| | ----------Sorting----------- | | |
| | ---------------------------- | | |
| | ------------ | | |
| | | | |
| | DE_TEXT may sort files | | |
| | according to | | |
| | modification[upload] time, | | |
| | alphabet, size. You can | | |
| | choose whether to show | | |
| | titles of sorted | | |
| | files or not. | | |
| | After uploading all file | | |
| | names will be lowercase. | | |
| | DE_TEXT will count the lines | | |
| | of HTML [including the lines | | |
| | with tags] | | |
| | and .TXT files. | | |
| | | | |
| | ---------Data | | |
| | manipulation---------------- | | |
| | -------------------------- | | |
| | | | |
| | Upoloading and file deletion | | |
| | available via net. Editing | | |
| | of DE_TEXT's | | |
| | links page might be done via | | |
| | web interface as well. | | |
| | | | |
| | ---------HTML | | |
| | appearance------------------ | | |
| | -------------------------- | | |
| | | | |
| | Colors may be chosen in the | | |
| | configure.inc file. | | |
| | | | |
+----------------------------+------------------------------+---+---+-----
[email protected]://.........................................................
.........................................................................
..................DE_TEXT EXAMPLE........................................
.........................................................................
...................http://www.o-o.lt/de_text ............................
.........................................................................
..................DE_TEXT SOURCE PAGE....................................
.........................................................................
...................http://www.o-o.lt/~ke_an/de_text .....................
.........................................................................
.........................................................................
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Date: Sat, 29 Sep 2001 8:48:32 +0100
From: "|{.f|." <[email protected]>
Subject: DE_TEXT[0000000001]
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.... . ....... ..DE_TEXT EXAMPLE................ .........| ...
..... . ....... ....................................... . .....
..... . ....... ...http://www.o-o.lt/de_text ....... ....|.. ..... .
..... . ....... ....................................... ... .
..... . ......... DE_TEXT SOURCE PAGE.......................|. ...
..... .......... ..........................................| ... .
..... ........... .http://www.o-o.lt/~ke_an/de_text ....... ..... .
.. ......... ............................... .. ... | .. .
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DE_TEXT
<------------------------------------------------------------------->
This program is being developed for text exchanging and cataloguing
on the net.
With this program is possible to create a collection of the most
actual
texts and/or a link database to other DE_TEXT programs on
the net.
Crystalizing in such a way branching structures [connected and
not connected with each other], based not on mechanical ring-like
concept, but on the taste and interests of the DE_TEXT user.
Many of the net journals just republishing-downloading texts to
their server and each of these e-zines is different, having
different themes and original design - very often it makes search
of
the texts difficult and uncomfortable. Texts being scattered
all over
the net without availability to find them quickly;
possibility of
circulation of these texts becomes low and intricate.
Another possible use of DE_TEXT - is the ability of new texts
addition-uploading
to a net journal or to a database [i.e. using
DE_TEXT like a hidden tool].
Since the purpose of many publications on the net very often is
cataloguing of the texts you like most, or of those which are most
important to you.
DE_TEXT should make the search of the texts easier and more dynamic.
--------------------------------------------------------------------
DE_TEXT - the tool for publishing, but not the publication itself.
Such as it is now, DE_TEXT alpha-d_txt-001 - the germinal of
interconnected on-line databases with the same markup language.
The most important problem for now is the development of the
text[data] descriptional language and an addition of more search
methods.
-----------Titles & Tags-------------------------------------------
DE_TEXT will read and show <title> information of HTML files.
If the file extension is ".html" or ".htm" then DE_TEXT will recognize
it as HTML.
Titles for non-HTML [non .html, .htm] files you can insert into the
file tags.dxt
Syntax is simple:
:de_text.v.-1:
Means markup language version of the program.
#fail_name.ps - the start of the file tags.
fail_name.ps# - the end of the file tags.
Title tag is the same like in HTML.
The title text is preceded by the start tag <title> and ends with the
matching end tag </title>.
<title>something</title>
Example:
:de_text version-1:
#tiger.ps
<title>Artificial tiger</title>
tiger.ps#
There are plans to add more tags and functions in the future.
-----------Searching------------------------------------------------
It is possible to use major search engines for that purpose.
Insert "::DE_TEXT::de_text themes" into your index file [index.html]
metatags content.
<META NAME="description" CONTENT="::DE_TEXT::philosophical dictionary">
<META NAME="keywords" CONTENT="::DE_TEXT::philosophy,language">
So inserting "::DE_TEXT::art,net" into the search engines search field,
should find DE_TEXT's having such themes[or one of these].
The prefix "::DE_TEXT::" has to refine the search, selecting DE_TEXT's
only.
----------Sorting---------------------------------------------------
DE_TEXT may sort files according to modification[upload] time,
alphabet, size. You can choose whether to show titles of sorted
files or not.
After uploading all file names will be lowercase.
DE_TEXT will count the lines of HTML [including the lines with tags]
and .TXT files.
---------Data manipulation------------------------------------------
Upoloading and file deletion available via net. Editing of DE_TEXT's
links page might be done via web interface as well.
---------HTML appearance--------------------------------------------
Colors may be chosen in the configure.inc file.
--------------------------------------------------------------------
alpha 001 version.
Written in PHP 3. Lynx compatible.
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Distribution license - Artistic license.
--------------------------------------------------------------------
2001 Kestutis Andrasiunas [email protected]
login:
ka
password:
o-o
DE_TEXT EXAMPLE
http://www.o-o.lt/de_text
DE_TEXT SOURCE PAGE
http://www.o-o.lt/~ke_an/de_text
DE_ T EXAM LE
http:/ w -o lt/de_t t
DE_TEXT E PAGE
http:// ww o- /~ke_an/de_text
DE_ XT EXAM LE
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tp://www o lt/~
DE_ EXT XA LE
http / w o o lt/de_ xt
DE_T T OUR
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Date: Tue, 02 Oct 2001 17:23:42 +0200
From: "clement Thomas - pavu.com" <[email protected]>
Subject: [ http://www.NNet-art.org ] Watch your Back campaign !
dear friends,
sept 2001,
Andrew Forbes sees his http://www.net-at.org dns fly away to deep
Tartaria deserts, south of no north !
Not even time to draw an axtra swift VISAcard, the dns price jumps to
$3000 in only one night !
Thus, pavu.com decides to support A. Forbes net-art.org web by providing
a new dns in exchange of the hosting of a Watch-Data-Head Patch on the
original net-art.org (soon).
This dns - NNet-art.org, easy to remember - is currently hosting the :
"Watch your Back" international campaign.
YOU TOO !
support the Watch your Back campaign !
- - host the Watch Data-Head Patch !
- - let NNet-art.org dns become famous and make http://195.13.80.87/ back
to an unforgettable NName, and a new born Net-Art legend !
- - relay the campaign by adding a link to NNet-art.org
You have tips on how to keep a dns safe ?
- - write us ! we will add it to the WybB campaign page !
mailto:[email protected]?subject=[NNet-art.org]WyB-Tips
wishing you the best always,
the pavu.com team
http://www.NNet-art.org
- -/ Watch your back ! Keep your dns safe ! /-
------------------------------
Date: Mon, 01 Oct 2001 20:27:38 +0100
From: Scott deLahunta <[email protected]>
Subject: Software for Dancers...
***********************************
***********************************
Software for Dancers [phase one] is a London-based research project taking
place from 24 September to 6 October which aims to develop concepts for
software rehearsal tool(s) for dance makers and to use this opportunity to
open up discussion about collaborative practices involving live performance
and digital technologies. The primary research team comprises London based
choreographers [Siohban Davies, Shobana Jeyasingh, Wayne McGregor and
Ashley Page] working in collaboration with digital artists/ coders from the
UK and Germany [Guy Hilton, Jo Hyde, Adrian Ward and Christian Ziegler] and
two researcher/ writers [Sanjoy Roy and Saul Albert].
There are four levels of activity: a period of intensive Research Days will
run from 24 September to 3 October and involve working meetings of the
primary research team. This will be followed by two Focus Days on 4 and 5
October, a Round Table discussion on 6 October, and a Public Seminar to
share the results of the project (scheduled for 2-5 pm on 6 October at the
Royal Opera House, London).
For the Focus Days, Round Table and the Public Seminar, the Software for
Dancers project will be enlarged by the participation of three groups of
performing artists also working on developing software tools for use in
rehearsal and live performance: Troika Ranch (new york city), Barriedale
Operahouse (vienna and london) and Igloo (london).
The website for more detailed information and real time documentation of
the project is at http://www.location1.org/sfd/. If you are based in or
close to London and are interested in attending the Public Seminar, please
register through the website as there is limited space -- there is a
mailto: link on the 'public seminar' page.
Software for Dancers is Writing Research Associates research project in
collaboration with Arts Council of England's Dance Department, Sadler's
Wells Theatre and Random Dance Company.
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