Monthly Archives: August 2011

Lunar Audience

Sunday morning I was at the Mac shortly after dawn, checked email first: and there were fifty-six So&So liked your post notifications. The program groups email chronologically: the first of them was from 4 AMish. They came in threes: three … Continue reading

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Federal Fine

I want to share the letter I just wrote to the US Courts, Southern District of FL, Miami: It’s a year now since the judge forgave my fed fine, but I’m still getting bills. Federal bull in the china shop … Continue reading

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Henogamy

Henotheism is a term which denotes worship of one god at a time but not a single god. We know polytheism. We know monotheism. We know monogamy, and polygamy. So how about henogamy? That’s me: I love one woman: at … Continue reading

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Help! Police!

A life time of police It would surprise no independent observer if the motto, In God we trust, were one day expunged from the coins of the republic by the Junkers at Washington, and the far more appropriate word, Verboten, … Continue reading

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K. Progress

Knatz.com, censored in 2006, now points here, to pKnatz blog. pKnatz blog now is (the current) Knatz.com. 2013 03 Of several thousand text modules written by pk, destroyed by a combination of the FBI, federal judge Martinez, Fort Pierce fed … Continue reading

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Masks and Deceptions

Mission: to make us face our true nature When I fish, I do so in a manner intended to camouflage my presence from my intended prey. The lure I use is intended to deceive. Even the live bait I’ll occasionally … Continue reading

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Watermark

I must tell about the most beautiful watermark I’ve ever seen: by Dard Hunter, paper maker and paper making historian extraordinaire. Industrial world or not, living creatures are unique; but Dard Hunter is uniquely unique. When Gutenberg invented the printing … Continue reading

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Genre Justice

I am a movie gourmet: and a movie gourmand. Once, in NYC, I frequented the repertoire theaters where if you missed the classic this week you’d have another chance next year. They typically showed double bills, so you’d see the … Continue reading

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Limited Audience

Movies for Dummies Homer had an audience among his fellows, Homer still has an audience today, even among non-Greeks. (Of course partly that’s because he’s assigned — by authorities: not exactly fair.) Shakespeare had an audience: still has one: ditto. … Continue reading

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Thinking Tools Categories

I wrote my Thinking Tools a module at a time. Once I wrote a piece on Edges and Centers and Borders I found myself writing other related pieces. Naturally I began putting them into a single folder. Roughly half of … Continue reading

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