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Due to continuing uncertainty over rights issues related to
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the streaming of radio broadcast programming over the internet,
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including recent issues regarding demands for additional fees
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for the streaming of recorded music and radio commercials, we
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and our advertisers are forced to temporarily disable our
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streaming. We apologize for the inconvenience of this
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interruption.
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We are working with both our advertisers and the Recording
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Industry Association of America to find a solution to those
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problems as quickly as possible so that we can resume our
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streaming.
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http://www.hob.com/onlinemusic/webcasts/eventpage.asp?event=010709violentfemmes
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http://www.theonion.com/onion3643/lab_rabbit_recommends.html
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http://www.truthinmedia.org/Bulletins2001/tim2001-6-1.html
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http://www.usfumigation.org/SprayDamage/photoindex.htm
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http://www.microcosmpublishing.com/pdxzines.html
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http://www.truthout.com/0297.MC.CivRts.Pt3.htm
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http://www.aleph.se/Trans/Global/Singularity
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http://www.menwholooklikekennyrogers.com
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http://www.guerrillanews.com/cocakarma
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http://www.sonomacountyfreepress.org
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http://www.ochlocracy.org/theatre
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http://www.tricksandtrinkets.com
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http://members.nbci.com/redmen
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http://www.hackmeeting.org
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http://www.dubroots.co.uk
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http://www.thespark.com
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http://www.kenlayne.com
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http://www.webzine.ws
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http://www.telgo.com
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---==~^\ L E T T U C E /^`==---
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marco
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What's with all this sudden bartender stuff?
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I thought you were one of those vegan teetotaler
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types or something? Don't tell me you started in
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on the Killians or something.
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Bob Dolan
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Dear,marco_duranti
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Great Info. Now Here is ours.
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[no, um... I think you got the wrong marco duranti]
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Dear Editor:
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Thank you for your time and
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consideration of the attached work.
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Sincerely,
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The Success Trust Literary Family
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http://www.successliterary.com
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to ati@etext.org
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Gone daddy gone, love is gone.
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dev null
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C O L U M N
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L U M N C O
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M N C O L U
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C O L U M N
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DISCLAIMER:
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I'm going to rage against the machine for a second.
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Oh, wait. I've been doing that since 1989, huh?
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OK, I'm going to lay some more on you then. Tuesday.
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July 3. Summerfest, Milwaukee. You already know I
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missed gordon and his fellow Femmes. (I'm listening to
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"Violent Femmes" on Slash records as we speak =) ) Last
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night was WILCO, Dammit.
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That's OK, I guess. I'll miss Jackson Browne 2morrow
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night too. But tonite was Lucky Boys Confusion, the
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Benjamins, Reel Big Fish, Neil Diamond, Bette Midler,
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Garth Brooks, Aretha Franklin and who knows to remember
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who else??? You know the deal. About 10 medium sized
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stages each too close to the other with about as much
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Koss headphones and Crafstman tools soundblock as they
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could design into the acoustics so as you walk just a
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little bit away from "Here come the Boss Man callin'
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callin," you pass the 12 blue and white toilets and
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Channel 65 and suddenly you hear part of "Then I saw
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her face, now I'm a believer."
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So it's more like "here come the bossman, now I'm a
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believer."
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or
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"I thought love was only true tell me it's alright."
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The problem is if you walk too far too fast you're
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likely to hear, "Love was out to get me, I said get off
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my friggin foot, she should get clothes on or something,
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only in america, which way are the bathrooms, R E S P E C T,
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I said you're stepping on my frigging foot... the... dance..
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aw man, don't pour that there, people have to walk, never
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got to be your fred astaire."
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There's not a trace of doubt in my mind. How about yours?
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I'm surprised anyone has a nice time at concerts like these,
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but I guess you take what you can get, right? And as they
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say in show biz, b-b-baby you just ain't seen n-n-nuthin
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Joan Jett.
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Good.
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So Neil Diamond impressed the hell outa me. Despite all
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his "let's hear it for the vets," bull shit. No I mean it
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I'm a vet and that stuff offends me. He's just kissing up
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so his phone will get tapped a little less often and his
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address book doesn't get ripped off constantly, and so he
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doesn't see some of his mail turn up missing, or his kids
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or anything. No he can't mean that stuff, I'm serious.
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Support the troops? Die, sucker. What troops are YOU
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supporting? Did you ever pick up the cuts in Champus or
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GI Bill for some family out there? Last man or woman in
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uniform you saw paying for food with stamps, did you pay
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his or her grocery bill? Support the troops, gimme a break.
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Men in uniform?
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Only men in uniform you're honoring are ones personally
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trained in forgery, disguise and evidence planting by old
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Edgar Hoover himself.
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Those are the men in uniform you're helping out, whether
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you like it or not, Mr. Neo Praetorian Guard.
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OK, that said, Neil Diamond, wow. That man can sing and
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he sure could write a song, huh? I'm glad I saw him. Took
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him for granted all these years. I'm impressed!
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It WAS hard to get past the red and black polyester
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clothing with sparkly shinies, oh and that flat silver
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useless scarf thing around his neck. And the brand new
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Gibson acoustic guitar he doesn't seem to have any feelings
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for or connections to. (yeah, just toss it across the stage
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to a techie for tuning now and then...) But just think, he's
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not Garth Brooks, right? Anyways it was nice hearing him
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after pissing and right before returning to Reel Big Fish.
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WAIT, THERE'S MORE. BUT FIRST THIS!
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Neil Diamond was played by a member of a theatre troupe
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devoted entirely to impersonators of stars. I'm not making
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any of this up!
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There's Neil Diamond impersonators all over the place
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apparently:
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This is from Summerfest 95:
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Now, the next bit was kind of wack, took us a few seconds
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to figure out what the fuck was going on, a little dubious
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that they would leave us without "Porch" or something.
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Eddie brings out this Neil Diamond impersonator (it
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WASN'T Neil Diamond, I'm sorry), and they go into "Forever
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In Blue Jeans".
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Eddie's over on the side of the stage in his Cramps
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t-shirt, clearly highly amused by the proceedings, and
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then makes things even more ridiculous by taking a few
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verses himself!
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[ref]=[http://www.drizzle.com/~clr/summer.txt]
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So there you have it. This guy was a seance bringing a living
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star back to life. At least I think Screech's dad, Neil is
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still alive. He is, isn't he? Who's he write for now, that
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the Monkees are gone. N Stink? Backwash boyz?
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OK I'll end with something more real, so you don't have to
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feel like you're trying to land from this wack music column
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ok?
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I'm busking for tips on a friday or saturday afternoon,
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and some stoner looking guy comes up to me and asks if I'll
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let him, "can I play a key on your epiphone?"
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"Excuse me?" He repeats it exactly like that. Not knowing
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what the heck he means I say sure, you can play a little.
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Then he lowers each string trying to tune it back up, way
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off. I'm just a little mad because three songs prior I had
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tuned it to a Sabine tuner and then fine tuned it even closer
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with my ear. Now I'm going to have to spend the next three
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songs making adjustments.
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Then, (I'm NOT making this up!) he plays "Mr Bojangles."
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Then he wants to play the chords to "Leaving On A Jet
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Plane" but he asks me to sing it. OK, whatever. I was as
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patient as I could be. He eventually gave me back my guitar
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shortly after I began trying to decide exactly what words I
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would use to carefully extract my guitar out of the hands of
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just one more person who thinks every where I go is open mic.
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I guess that's the price I pay for a lifetime of pains-
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takingly making sure my music is accessible, easy to play
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along to and completely devoid of stand-offishness, eh?
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~23~ (I was prime anarchist, and I said that.)
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~=~=~=~
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RELEASE OF KOHL RECORDINGS BLOCKED
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by STEPHANI GRISHOM
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Disassociated Press Writer
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Special to Prime Anarchist World News.
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(PAWN) NEW BERLIN, WI -- Democrat Senator Herb Kohl won
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a court ruling Wednesday blocking the release of his
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conversations that were secretly recorded by Monica
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Lewdsky at the Senate Gym and Health Spa, a victory
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in the senator's attempts to defend his legacy as the
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leader who reunited DNC and DLC.
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After a one-day hearing, the New Berlin administrative
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court agreed with Kohl's lawyers, who argued he could
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claim protection under provisions shielding the victims
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of surveillance by Washington's pervasive communist-haters
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club, the FBLCIO.
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~=~=~=~
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89% of ATI's readers experienced incredible
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happiness; as opposed to 51% with sugar pills.
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Most common side effect from ATI was dry mouth.
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AND NOW, A QUICK LOOK AT HEADLINES WITH
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AN EYE ON METAPHOR. These are from Thursday,
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5 July, see if you can hack it.
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Thu 4:25 am - Condit Ducks July Fourth Events
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Thu 4:24 am - America Marks 225th Birthday Party
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Thu 4:23 am - Moscow to Get Black Boxes in Crash
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Thu 4:20 am - Survey Finds Increasing Tolerance
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Thu 4:19 am - Fla. County Fighting Voter Apathy
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~=~=~=~
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What does WEBZINE mean to you?
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"It's nice to get out of my smelly, isolated apartment
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and to a place where people you're not related to tell
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you how cool you are. And some of them are girls."
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matthew b. patterson
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http://www.ooze.com
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"Webzine is not only inspirational and exciting--it is
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IMPERATIVE. I walked into Webzine 2000 with no expectations,
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and I was completely blown away.
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The only disappointment was that there wasn't enough time
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to meet all of the innovators and just plain freaks that
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I've heard about or been admiring for so long. It's an
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amazing opportunity to network and to exchange ideas for
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the enhancement of our endeavors. This event IS where it
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is at."
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amy young
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http://www.screechmagazine.com
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"Webzine reaffirmed my faith in the importance of the Web.
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It was a creative, passionate and cool gathering of people
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whose personal investment in the Web is best gauged by blood-
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sweat-and-tears vs. venture capital."
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"Part installation, party party, and all creativity, Webzine
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SF was by far the most inspiring Web-related event I've been
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to. And certainly worthy of my annual pilgrimage from the City
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of Angels."
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josh fouts
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http://www.ojr.org
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"The Webzine series of conferences consistently brings
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together many of the most hard-working people in web
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publishing today. These are the folks that subvert
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cutting-edge technology tools for rebellion, catharsis
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and vision. There's a lot to be learned when they talk
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to one another - half the best URLs for the next year
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are traded here."
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justin hall
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http://www.links.net
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W E B Z I N E 2 0 0 1
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O N L I N E I N D E P E N D E N T P U B L I S H I N G
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N Y C - J U L Y 2 1 S T - C B G B S G A L L E R Y
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S F - E A R L Y A U G U S T
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MAKING CONNS: Some People Have Already Done Many For You!
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Robert McNamara, the World Bank president who was chairman
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of Ford and then secretary of defense, has called the
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population explosion the greatest obstacle to progress in
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Latin America; the World Bank, he says, will give priority
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in its loans to countries that implement birth control
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plans. McNamara notes with regret that the brains of the
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poor do 25 percent less thinking, and the World Bank
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technocrats (who have already been born) set computers
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humming to produce labyrinthine abracadabras on the
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advantages of not being born...
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[ref]=["Open Veins of Latin America" by Eduardo Galeano]
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Culture Haiku
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by Evan
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Culture begins when
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the TV is turned off. Spread
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this message widely.
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BOLIVIA'S IN THE NEWS A LOT LATELY: I Thought I'd Prepare
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This For You. Some Factoids and Fun Stuff Like That.
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Some Things You Can Know About Bolivia
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1545 - 1558 Potosi mine in Bolivia provided huge amounts
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of silver and the mercury amalgam process was invented
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there years later by US interests.
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Other countries secretly taking silver out of Bolivia
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at an alarming rate besides the US? Phillipines, China
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and Spain.
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The Inca empire included Bolivia in its territories.
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In 1902 the Bolivian government was given 2 Million
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Lira indemnity and a brand new railway built to give
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it access to the Madeira and Amazon rivers after Brasil
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lopped off 75,000 square miles of its size in war.
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Christmas Eve 1977 General Hugo Banzer said no to amnesty
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for prisoners, exiled and fired workers in tin and silver
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mines.
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From 1952 til 1969 agrarian reforms throughout latin
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america helped Bolivia greatly but Bolivians still reported
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they were only getting 60 percent of the protein and 20
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percent of the calcium necessary for a minimal diet. [These
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are averages and the book I got this from points out that
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rural consumption is even more deficient than these figures
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reveal]
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Citibank corporation factors in almost everywhere you read
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about Bolivia's problems. I'm not even going to begin writing
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beyond a simple mention of them. I'll start ranting and frothing
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at the mouth and be unable to stop.
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Matilde mine in Bolivia contains lead, silver and zinc twelve
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times more pure than any mine in the US can claim.
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Bat shit and salt peter are some of the other notable exports
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from Bolivia.
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The Mellons and Rockefellers were all over Bolivia during the
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Monopoly days.
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Other places besides Laos and Cambodia napalm was used on civilians?
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Peru and Bolivia.
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Some analysis:
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When ever the US economy takes a down turn silver will become more
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important than gold. It's half as shiny and half as sought after,
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but fluctuates between 1/10th and 1/100th as expensive.
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Expect sulfide mines all over Bolivia and be ready to see rocks
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that were once seen as too expensive to extract get popular again
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around the minefields.
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[ref]=["Open Veins Of Latin America" by Eduardo Galeano]
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A Parody That Will Go Unfinished.
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(unless anyone else feels like it...)
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I woke up singing it in a dream, and rushed
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to a notepad. This is what was left.
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If you wanna be my lover.
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You gotta get with my record-label.
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They give me permission
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When they think they're able.
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RIDDLE AS RHETORICAL QUESTION
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What if a group of seedy fellows somehow got
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full support, implying US peoples' permission
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to conduct military actions like what we saw
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in Iran/Contra?
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ANSWER: 1.3 (suddenly 1.6) Billion to Colombia
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ANOTHER FINE PRIME ANARCHIST SONG SYNTHESIS
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For this one we've combined Sugar Ray's
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"When It's Over" with Violent Femmes'
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When it's over
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That's the time I fall in love again
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And when it's over
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That's the time you go go go go again
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Life was fun
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life was great
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til I made my big mistake
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oh no it'll never happen to me
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life was short
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and life was sweet
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I was thinking as I hit the street
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I could hardly believe
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I could scarcely conceive
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but I had gone out the window
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I had gone out the window
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I had gone out the window
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All the things that I used to say
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All the words that got in the way
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All the things that I used to know
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Have gone out the window
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All the things that she used to bring
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All the songs that she used to sing
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All of her favorite TV shows
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Have gone out the window
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They have gone out the window
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Gone out the window.
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They have gone out the window
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They have gone out the window
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They have gone out the window
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{repeat and fade}
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The "King George Encountered" Poem
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by aries
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Yes, 1,000 pairs of middle fingers,
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3 Billionaires for Bush
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and a Partridge in a Pear Tree.
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And we end this zine with metaphor.
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And remember:
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"Sell Your Sole Day,"
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so get out there,
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and pawn shoes.
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A Poem from Bhopal, India
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Yes,
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I am a rabid optimist
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For me
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Every tree that continues to stand
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Every stream that continues to flow
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Every child that runs away from home
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is an indication
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that the battle is not only on
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It is being won.
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You may tell me about
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the nuclear arms race
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And all I can tell you
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is that an unknown child
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held my hand
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with love.
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You will try to draw me
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into the plateau of practical life
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Tell me
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that not only god
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but all the religious
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and irreligious leaders are dead
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And all I can tell you
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is that across the forest
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Lives a young man
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who calls the earth
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his mother.
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You will give me the boring details
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of the rise of state power
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after every revolution
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And all I can tell you
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is that in our tribe
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we still share our bread
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You will reason with me
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And I will talk nonsense like this
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And because
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the difference between breathing
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and living life
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is the difference between
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reason and poetry
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I will read poems to you
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Poems full of optimism
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Poems full of dreams
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And maybe a poem better than this.
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by sathyu
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