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the speech of sandra bullock

admin — Sat, 01 May 2010 08:25:30 +0000

the answer to that is where are you now
i would like to think he can
and for allowing in the last month
the most incredible right way
we lose all of our guests
as he said i have never heard it before and i have to work with in the future
police fire and the inflationary for us
four of them that are deeply in love with it
i see it is my intention is alarming
&uh getting out of the sonics US was it
an immediate challenge
mason said
i feel like we had family the family and i have at least expressed his what i can hear
you now
you know let me give you an honest answer
i had so many people to thank my good fortune in this lifetime and this is a once-in-a-lifetime
experience i know
to the family that i wanted to play and it’s a humanitarian the real problem here in a
minute
maybe not
thank you for giving me the opportunity said
the family then he has found that gave me the opportunity to do something different
John hancock the matter
time warner brothers taxes everyone who’s shown the kind of fun it wasn’t that simple
i think you to everyone was means to me
&uh when it was at that first ladies in the people it is a government on its own
hold it guys
but there’s so many people to thank
not time so i would like to thank you
what this film is about i mean we start Obama’s that take care of their babies and children
no matter where they come
never again thanks
i in particular i don’t think one
so
i can’t take this moment to think probably be
&um
for now anyway i think largely all i saw was a TV series right it would have done this
she said it was evident
we practiced every day when i got home he had a ballet whatever it is i wanted to be
should they be hardest hit practice every day and reminding her daughters
but there’s no way it’s not a religion
no classes some know caller nothing of sexual orientation and makes is that anyone else
we all deserving of love
so
to that shelter major who
allow me to have
in this
and as i thank you so much for this opportunity that i share these extraordinary women and
my mother Ministry
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the look of a word

admin — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 15:42:45 +0000

Remember that the look of a word is familiar to us in the same kind of way as its sound.

Wittgenstein, Philosophical Investigations, p68

Strictly Normative

admin — Sat, 19 Sep 2009 20:11:31 +0000

This change in basic typeface helped his turn towards some more strictly normative sobriety in the way text and image are handled.

Anthony Froshaug, Typography & Texts, Robin Kinross, p 63

The Good Copyist

admin — Sun, 12 Jul 2009 11:29:22 +0000

Especially but not only within the musical order, the moment of transcription is the dangerous moment, as is the moment of writing, which in a way is already a transcription, the imitation of other signs; reproducing the signs, producing the signs of signs, the copyist is always tempted to add supplementary signs to improve the restitution of the original. The good copyist must resist the temptation of the supplementary sign. He must rather show himself economical in the use of signs.
J Derrida, Of Grammatology, p. 228

And

admin — Sun, 12 Jul 2009 10:00:48 +0000

“And” [et] takes the place of “is” [est] and disarticulates ontology, yet “and” also “makes language spin,” introducing agencement and stuttering.

Agamben, Absolute Immanence, p. 222

The Hyphen

admin — Sun, 12 Jul 2009 09:56:47 +0000

The hyphen is, in this sense, the most dialectical of punctuation marks, since it unites only to the degree that it distinguishes and distinguishes only to the degree that it unites.

Agamben, Absolute Immanence, p 221