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OAKLAND, Calif.--It was slump-buster night for Oakland A's hitters at the Coliseum on Thursday, not that Jon Lester needed all that many bats to come alive.
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In the Supreme Court of the United States
No. 08-653FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION
The court of appeals has set aside an order of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC or Commis sion) imposing a forfeiture on respondents for broad casting the most widely viewed display of public inde cency in television history. According to the court, the Commission acted arbitrarily and capriciously, in violation of the Administrative Procedure Act (APA), 5 U.S.C. 551 et seq., because the order represented an unacknowledged departure from a supposed policy of exempting all brief or fleeting material-including im ages-from enforcement of statutory and regulatory prohibitions on the broadcast of indecent material. No such policy existed, and the court's holding is inconsis tent with settled principles of deference to an agency's reasonable interpretation of its own precedent.
In FCC v. Fox Television Stations, Inc., No. 07-582 (argued Nov. 4, 2008), this Court is considering a related APA challenge to the FCC's enforcement of the federal broadcast-indecency prohibitions, which were upheld by the Court in FCC v. Pacifica Foundation, 438 U.S. 726 (1978) (Pacifica). More specifically, both this case and Fox involve the Commission's treatment of indecent broadcast material that is isolated or fleeting. This Court's decision in Fox is likely to discuss the nature and scope of the Commission's prior indecency enforce ment policy and the deference owed to the Commission's interpretation of its own policies and practices, and in doing so may inform the Court's assessment of the cor rectness of the court of appeals' reasoning in this case. The petition should therefore be held pending the deci sion in Fox. At that time, the Court can decide whether to grant certiorari, vacate the decision below, and re mand the case for further consideration, or instead to grant certiorari and proceed with plenary review.
A. The Petition Should Be Held Pending This Court's Deci sion In Fox Because Fox May Lead The Court Of Ap peals To Reconsider Its Analysis Of FCC Precedent
Contrary to respondents' assertion (Br. in Opp. 1) the government does not contend that "the legal ques tion at issue here and in Fox is identical." Rather, as respondents correctly observe (id. at 11), "the question in Fox is whether the Commission's explanation of an acknowledged change in policy was sufficient, while the question here is whether the FCC changed its policy at all prior to the broadcast under review." In assessing the adequacy of the Commission's explanation for its change in policy in Fox, however, this Court will pre sumably consider what the change was. Doing so will require the Court to compare the old indecency policy with the new indecency policy and consider the defer ence owed to the Commission's interpretation of its own policies and practices under administrative-law princi ples. That inquiry will shed light on the contours of the old policy and whether, in the context of this case, there was any change in policy at all. The prospect that the Court's decision in Fox will clarify the proper analysis here is a sufficient reason to hold the petition in this case, even though the two controversies do not present precisely the same legal issue.
The decision in Fox is particularly likely to be rele vant to this case because the parties in Fox disagree about the nature of the FCC's old indecency policy. In Fox, the government has argued that the Commission's "general approach to indecency enforcement * * * stress[ed] the critical nature of context," Gov't Br. at 23, Fox, supra (No. 07-582), but that the FCC had applied an exception to that general rule in cases involving ex pletives, see id. at 17 ("[T]he Commission made one fac tor dispositive in its analysis in certain cases by holding that the utterance of a single vulgar expletive could not be found indecent, no matter how strongly other contextual factors weighed in favor of such a finding."). The respondents in Fox (including respondent CBS), by contrast, have argued that "there never has been an 'au tomatic exemption to the indecency prohibition for non repeated expletives.'" NBC, CBS, and ABC Resp. Br. at 53 n.19, Fox, supra (No. 07-582) (citation omitted); see Fox Resp. Br. at 19, Fox, supra (No. 07-582) ("There was never a per se rule against liability for isolated ex pletives.").
Significantly, neither side's position in Fox is consis tent with the view of the court of appeals in this case that the FCC had "a consistent and entrenched policy of excluding fleeting broadcast material"-whether exple tives, other kinds of words, or images-"from the scope of actionable indecency." Pet. App. 18a. And neither position is consistent with the view respondents now espouse (Br. in Opp. 2) that "[f]or almost 30 years the FCC held consistently that isolated, fleeting, or uninten tional broadcasts of allegedly indecent material were not actionable."
Thus, regardless of the outcome in Fox, the Court's reasoning may lead the court of appeals in this case to reconsider its view that the Commission's order de parted from a policy of exempting all fleeting material from indecency regulation or, at a minimum, shed light on the legal principles governing that determination. Because the decision in Fox ultimately may inform this Court's assessment of the correctness of the court of ap peals' judgment in this case, the petition should be held pending the decision in Fox and disposed of as appropri ate in light of that decision.
B. The Other Issues Identified By Respondents Are Not An Obstacle To Holding The Petition Pending The Decision In Fox
Respondents make little effort to argue that the peti tion should not be held pending the decision in Fox. In stead, they suggest (Br. in Opp. 12) that "the petition should be denied especially if the issue presented is identical" to that in Fox, since "[n]othing would be gained by granting the petition to consider the same question twice." While that observation is relevant to the decision whether to grant plenary review, it provides no basis for declining to hold the petition. In any event, as explained above, although Fox is closely related to this case, the issues in the two cases are not identical.
Respondents are also wrong in contending (Br. in Opp. 12) that this Court's review would not "alter the practical outcome of the decision below." In respon dents' view, the Commission would be unable to impose a forfeiture, even if the decision below were vacated, because the government "declined to seek review of an other issue necessary to that goal-the requirement of showing scienter." Ibid. As noted in the petition (at 23 n.3), however, and as respondents appear to acknowl edge (Br. in Opp. 9-10), the Third Circuit's discussion of scienter was dictum. See Pet. App. 81a (Rendell, J., dis senting). More importantly, respondents ignore the court's statement that "[r]ecklessness would appear to suffice as the appropriate scienter threshold for the broadcast indecency regime," id. at 74a; its observation that the Commission could meet that standard if it could show "that CBS acted recklessly and not merely negli gently when it failed to implement a video delay mecha nism for the Halftime Show broadcast," id. at 79a; and its suggestion that the Commission might reconsider the issue of scienter on remand, id. at 80a. Although the ultimate outcome of proceedings on remand would de pend on the facts found by the Commission, the scienter requirement provides no reason to doubt that reconsid eration of the APA issues by the court of appeals "may affect the outcome of the litigation." Tyler v. Cain, 533 U.S. 656, 666 n.6 (2001); see Lawrence v. Chater, 516 U.S. 163, 167 (1996).
Respondents also argue (Br. in Opp. 11) that "[f]ur ther review" in this case "would be futile, because the Commission's appellate lawyers cannot now supply an explanation that the agency failed to give." But an "ex planation" is necessary only if the agency has changed its policy (if there is no change, there is nothing to ex plain), and the question on which the government has sought review is whether there was any change at all.
Finally, respondents contend (Br. in Opp. 22) that "the doctrine of constitutional avoidance" is a basis for denying review. A grant, vacatur, and remand to the court of appeals to reconsider its ruling on whether the FCC changed its enforcement policy, however, would not require this Court to consider any constitu tional questions. Indeed, even if the Court were to grant plenary review, there would be no need for it to consid er any constitutional issues. The court of appeals did not address any such issues, and there would be no occasion for this Court to consider them in the first in stance. Instead, review could be confined to the non- constitutional questions decided by the court of appeals. See Cutter v. Wilkinson, 544 U.S. 709, 718 n.7 (2005) (declining to reach issues that "were not addressed by the Court of Appeals," because "we are a court of re view, not of first view"); see also Gov't Reply Br. at 15- 18, Fox, supra (No. 07-582).
Contrary to respondents' suggestion (Br. in Opp. 23), there is in this case no "interrelationship between APA review and First Amendment analysis"-the two issues are analytically distinct. In particular, this case does not involve any disputed question of statutory interpre tation that would make it appropriate to invoke the canon that ambiguous statutes should be construed so as to avoid serious doubt about their constitutionality. There is no dispute about the interpretation of 18 U.S.C. 1464, which prohibits the broadcast of indecency, and which the Commission has consistently interpreted to bar material-including nudity, such as the image at issue here-that describes or depicts sexual or excre tory organs or activities and that is patently offensive as measured by contemporary community standards for the broadcast medium. See Pacifica, 438 U.S. at 731- 732. The only dispute concerns the validity of the FCC's enforcement policy under the APA.
C. The Decision Of The Court Of Appeals Is Erroneous
Respondents devote much of their brief to a defense of the court of appeals' merits analysis. That effort pro vides no basis for denying review. The purpose of hold ing the petition for Fox is to allow this Court to deter mine after that case is decided-and with the benefit of the Court's decision-whether the analysis in Fox casts doubt on the reasoning of the court below. In any event, respondents' arguments lack merit.
1. Like the court of appeals, respondents misinter pret the Commission's indecency enforcement frame work, and their arguments fail to take account of the deference owed the Commission's reasonable interpreta tion of its own precedent. Respondents attribute (Br. in Opp. 17) dispositive significance to the observation that "[t]he Commission is unable to cite any case in which it actually explained that images were to be analyzed dif ferently from words." As explained in the petition (at 18-19), however, the Commission has a general inde cency framework that applies to both words and images. Under that framework, the Commission considers brev ity, but only as one of three factors relevant to the as sessment of patent offensiveness. In re Industry Guid ance on the Comm'n's Case Law Interpreting 18 U.S.C. § 1464 and Enforcement Policies Regarding Broad. In decency, 16 F.C.C.R. 7999, 8003 ¶ 10 (2001); see id. at 8002-8003 ¶ 9 (explaining that the determination whe ther a broadcast is "patently offensive" and therefore indecent turns on "the full context" in which the mate rial is broadcast). For one subset of cases-those in volving expletives-the Commission previously made the brevity factor dispositive. See Gov't Br. at 22-25, Fox, supra, (No. 07-582). Cases involving allegedly in decent material other than expletives, by contrast, were governed by the general three-factor test.
In contending that a series of orders from 1987 sup port their view that the prior indecency exception was not limited to expletives, respondents quote (Br. in Opp. 18) the Commission's order in In re Infinity Broadcast Corp., 2 F.C.C.R. 2705 (1987), for the proposition that "deliberate and repetitive use in a patently offensive manner is a requisite to a finding of indecency." The quoted language, however, does not appear anywhere in that order. It does appear in In re Pacifica Foundation, Inc., 2 F.C.C.R. 2698 (1987), but the context there belies respondents' interpretation. The full sentence reads as follows: "If a complaint focuses solely on the use of ex pletives, we believe that under the legal standards set forth in Pacifica, deliberate and repetitive use in a pa tently offensive manner is a requisite to a finding of in decency." Id. at 2699 ¶ 13 (emphasis added). Thus, far from announcing a rule applicable to indecency cases generally, the quoted language by its terms was limited to cases involving expletives.
2. Because respondents seek to invoke an exception to the Commission's general approach to indecency reg ulation, they have the burden of identifying some state ment by the Commission that brief nudity is exempt from indecency regulation. Cf. Commissioner v. Clark, 489 U.S. 726, 739 (1989). Like the court of appeals, they have failed to do so-and no such statement exists. In stead, respondents rely (Br. in Opp. 16) on the Commis sion's order in In re WGBH Educational Foundation, 69 F.C.C.2d 1250 (1978), and on a set of unpublished staff letters denying various indecency complaints. But none of those decisions suggested that brief nudity was exempt from indecency regulation. In WGBH, the Com mission rejected a petition to deny a license renewal, but it did not even discuss the petitioner's allegation that the licensee had broadcast nudity. Id. at 1254 ¶ 10 & n.6. And the staff orders respondents cite are similarly cryp tic; they say nothing at all about the staff's analysis. Pet. App. 31a-32a.
3. Respondents' view of the regulatory history also fails to account for In re Young Broadcasting of San Francisco, Inc., 19 F.C.C.R. 1751 (2004), issued just days before the 2004 Super Bowl, in which the Commis sion proposed to impose a forfeiture on a broadcast li censee for televising "less than a second" of nudity. Id. at 1755 ¶ 12. Respondents appear to recognize (Br. in Opp. 20) that the treatment of brief nudity in Young Broadcasting is inconsistent with the isolated-material exception that respondents believe the FCC formerly applied. Like the court of appeals, however, respon dents cannot explain why the FCC, in a case like Young Broadcasting, would have abandoned without explana tion its purported earlier policy of exempting brief or fleeting nudity from indecency sanctions. The more plausible conclusion is that the FCC in Young Broad casting said nothing about a categorical exemption for brief nudity because no such exemption existed.
Respondents assert (Br. in Opp. 19) that the order in Young Broadcasting "does not constitute binding FCC precedent" because the Commission has not issued a forfeiture. Young Broadcasting is significant, however, because it clearly reflects the Commission's understand ing, at the time of the 2004 Super Bowl, that indecency sanctions could properly be based upon the broadcast of fleeting nudity. The fact that the Commission did not ul timately impose a monetary forfeiture in Young Broad casting does not diminish the significance of the case as evidence of then-existing FCC policy.
4. Respondents contend (Br. in Opp. 14 n.7) that the decision below prevents the Commission from tak ing action only with respect to broadcasts that occurred before the FCC eliminated the isolated-expletive excep tion in In re Complaints Against Various Broadcast Licensees Regarding Their Airing of the "Golden Globe Awards" Program, 19 F.C.C.R. 4975 (2004) (Golden Globe Awards Order). The court of appeals stated, how ever, that because the Golden Globe Awards Order ad dressed only expletives, "a residual policy on other cate gories of fleeting material-including all broadcast content other than expletives-remained in effect." Pet. App. 23a. Under the decision below, the Commission therefore may not take action against broadcasts involv ing brief images, no matter how sexually explicit or of fensive those images may be, and no matter what time of day they are aired and how many children are in the viewing audience, until it formally changes the policy that the court of appeals (erroneously) concluded still exists. That result warrants review.
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For the foregoing reasons and those stated in the petition, the petition for a writ of certiorari should be held pending this Court's decision in FCC v. Fox Televi sion Stations, Inc., No. 07-582, and then disposed of accordingly.
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Its tee-shirt time! New Jersey's most recognisable housemates are reunited in Seaside, NJ where all the fist-pumping magic began living in their original shore house and working at the tee-shirt shop. There's still fallout from the note in Miami, but nothing can stop the family dinners, G.T.L. and gorilla hunting that have bonded them from the beginning. Angelina is long gone, but nobody told the roomies Snooki invited her BFF Deena to move in. And like Snooki, Deena will prove that big fun and drama come in small packages. So brace yourself as they hit the boardwalk, beat up the beat and continue to prove that a summer at the Jersey Shore is truly unforgettable.
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Stepping back
I realized that you can't always keep on pushing yourself because you will eventually get exhausted and run out of steam. If you still insist on attempting to test your limitations, without taking a break, the probability of breaking down is much higher.
I tried so hard to keep myself busy and occupied… to forget… some things. Some people. To the point of self-destruction.
And now I believe the best thing to do is take a step back from everything and save my energy for what's coming up ahead.


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Sally Mann, Three Graces, 1994
From Wikipedia: Χάριτες - They ordinarily numbered three, from youngest to oldest: Aglaea ("Splendor"), Euphrosyne ("Mirth"), and Thalia ("Good Cheer"). Mann's photo incorporates the beauty (or splendor) of the earlier versions by Raphael and Botticelli. But Mann's photograph adds a dimension that the old men are very much lacking - the mirth and good cheer, what we call fun. Today is International Women's Day.
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The painstaking work of creating a large-scale searchable online database of nearly a million course syllabi from colleges and universities around the country is underway. Its creators hope it will provide insight into what is being taught, read and discussed in academia. The project aims to facilitate more cooperation and collaborative work.
The Open Syllabus Project, funded by a grant from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, has archived 800,000 syllabi so far and is creating the structure to support a database in which the material will be easily accessible and analyzed.
Syllabi provide a ground-level roadmap for each course of study. Yet there's only a haphazard sense of the larger picture of what's happening across the country in different scholarly fields, despite a number of attempts at cataloging them, researchers say.
Measuring teaching trends
"We're still mining stuff out, but the hope is to see long term trends," said Dennis Tenen, an assistant professor of digital humanities and new media studies at Columbia University and one of the prime researchers on the project. "Are they assigning different texts in Texas? Who is influencing one another? Who is innovating? Making the whole thing available will help others ask all kinds of questions."
On the OSP website, the researchers say syllabi are "almost completely unexploited resources that are treated as the ephemera of the teaching enterprise rather than as its DNA."
The database will help define best practices, regional trends and, hopefully, open discussion of intellectual property and other issues surrounding syllabi, Tenen said.
There are a myriad of possibilities with this project. Researchers could see which texts are most popular and enduring, or whether there is a reliance on textbooks or new technologies. They could chart how the teaching of a particular subject differs over time.
Fighting homogeny
The database will also be helpful in illustrating the range of approaches that exists across various intellectual pursuits, which is particularly timely given recent trends toward packaged and commercialized course material. Tenen hopes the database will help "counteract some of those centralizing forces that make education homogenous."
Because policies and norms around syllabus ownership vary, the OSP says it won't publish syllabi without permission. The public side of the OSP will be a collection of tools for analyzing metadata extracted from the documents.
"We will also, in the course of this work, advocate for stronger open-access policies for syllabi," according to the website.
The idea of collecting and studying syllabi is not new, with initial efforts getting underway in the early 1990s. Daniel Cohen, a professor at George Mason University, used early web-crawling tools to build a database of links to pages that the crawlers identified as syllabi through simple keyword matches. But the archive has become obsolete because of link decay over the last decade, the OSP said.
The OSP built upon Cohen's work, using his links to obtain some syllabi. Cohen is now the founding executive director of the Digital Public Library of America.
Designing the database
The OSP researchers are in the middle of their first year of grant funding, in the sometimes-tedious phase of gathering the syllabi, cleaning them up, and formatting them so they are searchable.
The core database is built with MongoDB, a modern, document-centered, open source database. Researchers are also building the structure that will hold 1 million syllabi and by summer hope to have an application programming interface (API) in place to allow for query-based access to the data through the web, Tenen said.
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After testing 3 sequences for my book, this looks like a possible final one. Except for a 10,000-word file of collected fragments which hasn't found its place yet…
F.M.R.L. Footnotes, Mirages, Refrains and Leftovers of Writing Sound.
Lakes, Sounds, Sculptures, Really is a text that I wrote for issue 7 of Wolf Notes, in response to the theme of Representation.
Of listening to, imagining, reading sound art, Concert for a Frozen Lake by Rolf Julius, Sculpture 2 by David Toop and Rie Nakajima… You can download the text here:
Here are two responses to my Borders evening at Points of Listening last month, where I tested a new presentation format reading texts by myself and other writers, playing sounds and film clips – this is a format I intend to pursue more and more in the coming months, both in relation to my new book and beyond:
Here is a blog post Michael Regnier, science writer at the Wellcome Trust:
And a review by Cheryl Tipp for Caught by the River:
Originally posted on Points of Listening:
With Daniela Cascella
Date: Wednesday June 18th, 2014
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A temporary arrangement of fragments. Listening and reading across the borders of sounds, films and words.
Listen between talk and door. The attention dwells on the peripheral—accidents, detours of thoughts—rather than any assumed core, up to the point when the very core of my listeningreading-into-writing becomes what is normally deemed peripheral. I seek to reclaim the intermittent incoherence in listening and reading, and to move through their residual presence into a marginated writing that is edge, horizon, fuga.
Sonic Doom.
Between euphoria and dysphoria, histories of listening into reading into writing and back. Beginnings that begin nothing. Words after sounds that allude to a meaningful absent: troubled, they point at something else but…
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Thank you Richard Skinner for inviting me to take part in the Writing Process Blog Tour. Here are my answers:
What am I working on?
I'm editing the manuscript of my next book, tentatively called F.M.R.L. It is a collection of fragments and longer texts (which I like to call deranged essays), each of them working as a possible beginning for another book, and tied together by an attention to listening, reading and writing.
I'm also writing a couple of other texts for anthologies, and for over a year I've been absorbed in a written conversation with Patrick Farmer – although I've now reached that point where the gravitational pull of the book is at its strongest, hence everything I write ends up in the manuscript, in some way or the other.
How does my work differ from others of its genre?
I'm not sure what I do can be inscribed in a genre and at the same time I have issues with labels such as 'cross-disciplinary': in too many cases they're just smoke screens.
My writing is quite undisciplined, in the sense that I do not start with a plan or outline or topic, rather I respond to encounters with sounds and words; I let my contingent thinking/listening/reading lead the writing. This doesn't mean it lacks rigour, but the rigour comes from an editorial glance and ear ingrained in the writing process and from a strict attention to form, pacing, rhythm. In Lecture on Something John Cage says it is not a talk about Feldman's music but a talk within a rhythmic structure which effects the possibility of nothing – I relate very much to that.
My choice, at a very early stage, was to leave writing unrelated to any funding applications / grants guidelines and so on, hence to write with no such constraints. This allows me to be more daring (but far from me to raise any claims for 'freedom' in such framework. There's no freedom from history, obsessions and attractions: there are, in writing, tensions to move away from them, to leave) and although such a decision poses other types of conflicts and constrains, it's one that I'm keen to continue embracing.
One thing I'm sure about: the more I write, the less I write. The tendency to write less and less has been one of my main preoccupations since my last book. Maybe because there is an abundance of wordy books on listening and sound, some of them overwhelming to my ears and eyes, my aim at the moment is to write in a way that is less wordy and less linear, with loose and frayed threads, embedding spaces of quietude.
I see my recent writing as an eerily murmuring marginalia around the edges of the current ponderous discourse on sound.
Why do I write what I do?
Is there an alternative?
(My most convincing writing happens without a 'why' and a 'what', without an object. I'm not so interested in discussing why and what I write if I'm not asked to discuss how I write and where the writing exists.
Therefore, onward to the next question…)
How does my writing process work?
My writing process cannot be separated from my reading and listening processes, and in this sense I am very attentive of what I read and listen to because I believe they shape my words.
Since my writing exists in response to two ephemeral activities such as listening and reading, it takes shape as a series of annotations around a missing core, to the point when the very borders and margins become the core of what I do. Lately I've been researching very specifically the emergence, disappearance, degrees of opacity and clarity of my marginated writing, in relation to reading and listening.
In terms of process, I cannot sit purposefully in front of a blank document or plan long writing hours in advance. I write intermittently and I let myself being summoned to write by a persistent or sudden thought or prompt, by sentences scribbled on a notebook while travelling or walking, during a concert or while reading – then the long hours begin, most of them spent re-arranging words. Yesterday I was reading an interview with Roberto Calasso where he says he constructs his books like mosaics and he never knows where a book is going to end. It is, mostly, a process of arranging materials.
I never felt I made an agreement with anybody for my writing, except for my writing. In this sense, I am reluctant to call it work: rather, I write off dictations, encounters with and rearrangements of words. I play in them and then I withdraw from them. I am not expressed in the words I write: I impress them for some time and then go elsewhere. Reading and listening are resonating spaces in which nothing happens other than the fleeting, thwarted, contingent conversations, frictions, thoughts, kinships that they generate or host or complicate. You cannot see or hear reading and listening until they meet life. Outside of their edges, reading and listening meet life and there they speak and sound and gain presence again. Away from themselves and in transformation. How can writing sustain all this?
Here is a link to Lorena Munoz-Alonso, who will post her answers on May 19th:
Lorena is a Spanish writer based in London. I was impressed with a text that she wrote last year on listening to the music by Eliane Radigue, which I found engaging because of the way she mixes the experience of listening with fragments of memory, historical commentary and fiction, in a tidal prose that reflects very much Radigue's work.
Saturday 12 April: Beyond the Object, the third in Offering Rites, a series by David Toop at Central St. Martins.
Here is the column of books with objects in them, which I've been building while reading, thinking and writing toward Saturday. Objects: absurd, imagined, unreal, absent, unnameable, personified, rhymed and destroyed – however, written.
On top of the column is the usual, now decaying book, the incomplete Italian edition of Melville's Pierre, the object which I've been using for a year to host my words, the absent object in my previous book. In parallel with the column of books, I've been writing a column of words toward beyond the object. All of this will be there on Saturday, many words that won't find any space or time but will drive the reading, such as the object-soul in Arthur Machen's The Inmost Light or those poems that are beyond the object but are too long to be read.
'What are the boundaries of an object?'
On Thursday 20 March I will read at the Pitt Rivers Museum in Oxford, near the Magic and Ritual displays, as part of Resonant Voices.
The way I've been working with my readings for some time: led by each given theme/prompt/question/title, I collect clusters of thoughts, I write fragments, gather words from books, and I use time.
I use the time of my thinking and reading toward 'the event', I bring everything I've collected toward it up to that point, then I respond to whatever circumstances arise in the given place and time of my reading, and more or less improvise a new construction.
Here is a chart of texts, notes and prompts gathered so far – some as yet unwritten, some hidden, some to be completed in the next few days.
Votive Offerings
I give you an ear because you saved my ear.
I give you an eye because you saved my eye.
I give you a leg because you saved my leg.
And my foot.
And my torso.
And my heart.
My heart.
But what would I give you if you saved my voice?
Magic and trial by ordeal
A hand. Cast brass amulet, against the evil eye. From Naples.
[written to be read aloud, to become breathless in reading]
The dim here always struck me. It's dark, the dim hear as I tentatively tune in voices and whispers from the past. The dim light in the museum, the amulets against the evil eye, the empty drawers under the glass cabinets prompt me to linger in the voids and in the gaps, to imagine and recollect gestures and rituals around them: they set up a scenario and make me step into a past, in the Seventies in Southern Italy, when in dimness of memory I hear, out of the hazy layers of my recollections I hear a grainy persistent breath, a fatigued whistlebreath emitted not as a sign of life, but as the last aural sign of a life about to expire, it is my great-grandmother in her bed, not because she is ill but because she is very old, slow, at the border of life yet clings to life, poisonous and persistent like ivy my grandmother would say, lying, breathing in a dark grey room at the end of a long Sunday afternoon, when dusk comes in, in my recollections I hear the dim, recall a persistent broken sigh in the shape of a breath and then a stop, a convulsive breath and a stop, as if a rusty hook had caught that breath to prevent it from expiring, and she lies in a tall bed, maybe tall because I was little, although I later learned that bed at the time were in fact taller (to prevent mice from climbing up, or so my grandmother would say) I hear that convulsive breath as coming from an underworld of hidden whispering galleries, it is my great-grandmother's but to my hearing it sounds as if it is the whole room breathing, and I'm left there, I can barely see her but I hear my larvae-great-grandmother disappear into her broken sigh, sighing herself into the room. Other voices are plotting next door. For some days I have been weighed down with a persistent headache and sickness. They bring her a small bowl full of water and a bottle of olive oil. She pours some drops of olive oil in the water and begins to hum, hums, a circling incantatory spell begins to coil around my hearing, then out of that bundle a tiny hand appears, withered and wiry, shadowed by wrinkles and by time, as she repeats small circular motions on my forehead with the tip of her thumb mumbles mumbles, I'm unsure if she really means anything or if she is just repeating a gesture passed on to her, soiled and half-broken, across who knows how many generations, I'm unsure whether to laugh at all this or be very serious and solemn, I am here little I listen but I don't know what's going on and maybe I'm not supposed to. Why is everyone suddenly so serious and solemn. Many years later I learned, in a car at night, speeding past the streetlamps at the edge of town where rubbish heaps, half-built tower blocks, concrete walls taken over by ivy and nettle bushes hide another past and another layer underground, past one of the few surviving mythraeums that nobody ever stops to visit, the light and speed and summer air taking my breath and absorbing me in that uneven mix of ritual and disillusion, of life expiring and ritual dying, of spells persisting yet changing, it all came back to me in a flash, ferocious like the heads of pigs hanging in the windows of a butcher shop to point at its deathly sales, a glimpse of something recalled in a splinter of a moment in transit, ferocious because it was her last spell before her death, later I learned I'd been subjected to a spell against the evil eye.
Three Women. A tale of magic, deterioration, listening and transmission
A skull carved on lava. Southern Italy, 1917. / The Count of Sansevero, Raimondo di Sangro. Magic underground in Naples. Gesualdo da Venosa.
On 23 September 1889 in a wing of Palazzo Sansevero in Naples, a small bridge connecting the palazzo with the family chapel collapses. The accident reawakens interest in one of the palazzo's accursed inhabitants, Raimondo di Sangro, prince of Sansevero (1710-1771). The cause of the collapse is a water leak, but soon the rumour spreads that the night before the accident, strange noises rising from the underground vaults of the palace and sinister omens had announced the imminent ruin. The palazzo had once belonged to magus, prince and scientist, alchemist and scholar Raimondo de Sangro. A legend swarming with ghosts and a building full of voices.
A magic cord, Malta 1907 black and white tapes. Found in a mattress. / Chord or cord. Listening, reading, writing, spinning.
The empty drawers.
'To communicate something in order to let it circulate, so that once it has been cast out to others it will come back to him/her a little more magical, like the shields of the Northwest American Indians, which are endowed with greater and greater value the more often they have been the object of ceremonial exchanges.'
Michel Leiris, Scratches.
Of objects removed.
I might not have a title yet for my book, but I have a table of contents:
'Sound' is as real as 'hell' (after Dante)
I'm no longer a reader: I'm a starer
Hush, hush
Borders, Horizon
Lakes, Sounds, Sculpture, Really
A nosegay of culled flowers
By ordeal
Cabiria, Suspiria
Inner Voices
Votive Offerings
The Great Beauty
Date with Siren
It hears me
These Sounds
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okay as I've mentioned before, this blog will be inactive for, probably, forever (and yet I still keep getting new followers?) It will stay up because of the art references I've saved but that's it, nothing will be added except this last post.
and now more general complaints under cut:
i should not get followers because i only post poop on this blog
this took 9 hours but it was 9 hours well spent (':
i was playin around with vegas so i could use it seriously later so here's a video in which fef celebrates her smooch with sol wow
i made a new blog
ill come back and forth to this one occasionally but i think ill be more active elsewhere
Tutorial - Wands
This. This is epic.
reblogging for so i can't lose this because oh my god jenn can we
OMG I want one of these xD I think I'm going to try it in the future…
future reference
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How to cope with your girlfriend liking Kidz Bop
All dumb comments from others aside, Turbo was a really great movie, maybe the concept seemed silly at first but then again you can't say it's bad until you've watched it, same with Monsters Vs. Aliens and Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs, these are really great films okay.
I don't have much time today but I still had to doodle my favorite dr character's b-day
How I draw the eyes using colored pencils. I mentioned a vid up there which you can find here [x]
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Please keep in mind that I'm not a professional or anything!
I just took some art classes when I was younger, so these are just a few things I remember or have learned since then!
Anyways, this 'tutorial' is just something I made very quickly…and I'm not good at explaining or teaching.
So please don't take this seriously lol
i scribbled these a week ago and forgot about them
i doodled some things while i was in the hospital, they didn't let me have any pens so they gave me shitty roseart crayons instead :')
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Perth Amboy HS is not an "ideal" hs at all, but it has produced many successful students. I graduated 2 yrs ago and am attending one of the top colleges in NJ. The community in which the high school is in is an urban community, thus there are a lack of conventional resources (money, books, class size) available at the school. There are always questionable teachers, but the ones I have encountered have made significant use of the resources available to them. It's not an easy job, but success has been a product. The kids live in a poverty stricken neighborhood in which crime rates are higher in comparison with other communities. As teenagers, this influence can be overwhelming but with PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT & SUPPORT, this can be overcome. The failing test scores are the result of the lack of resources available (i.e. tutoring time) and the issue with standardized testing. The majority of PA is Hispanic with many being English language learners. These standardized tests are not altered for diff. cultures and languages! All in all, the students of PA face challenges but success is possible with effective use of resources and instruction, parental involvement, & dedication.
I am a former student who graduated from PA. There are pros and cons to this school. Some teachers & their methods are indeed questionable. But I'll elaborate more on the good teachers I came across. Mr. Savoia, History ,Mr. Fraraccio, History teacher, Ms. Stepash, Art teacher, Mrs. Massopust, Art teacher (sometimey, but good) Mrs. Barrios excellent spanish teacher with great discipline. (She teaches you beyond the classroom walls) Mrs. Terell History teacher & there are so many more who at this time I can't remember their names...it's been a while since I've been there, the principle was my VP in Junior high. She's strong, firm but not cold, kind in fact. I'd say there are many things wrong with some of the staff but there are some amazing teachers involved hands on in the school--but I remember caring more about my friends' business back then. I think most teenagers are.
The teachers dont challenge the students enough
This school is in a horrific state of disrepair, it is dirty, it is overcrowded and the teachers have little or no drive, which transfers onto the children. The only children who have a chance is the Honors students who have been removed from the main school and are being taught at the former Perth Amboy Catholic School facility on Catherine Street. It is a shame, a disgrace and disheartening for these children to be short changed in this manner, they may be graduating 450+ students a year but the amount of remediation they require prior to taking college classes is indicative of the short comings of their education. Unfortunately the problem begins at the top, the school staff is rude, they are uncaring, they do not respond to e-mails and try to resolve anything, even a simple schedule problem by phone, it is impossible. The whole system is broken.
If the students want to learn, they have limitless possibilities; the school has AP and Honors classes which guide the students in the right path. The failing HSPA scores are due to the amount of Special Education and ESL students, who cannot speak English, yet they are forced to take the test.
If the students want to learn they have endless possibilities; the school offers AP and Honors classes, which can help and guide the students to the right path. Although the school may seem like it's failing the HSPA, it is due to the Special Education and ESL students, who although are incapable of passing the test, they are forced to take it.
Yes, this High School seems terrible but it is not. Even though there are a lot of gangs and fights that really doesn't matter. Every school has problems. It is up to the children themselves to figure out what they want to do. This high school is great with sports and also great academically. For example 465 seniors are graduating this year and that is great.
The programs and activities are ok but I think they could be better. Also there isn't enough parent involvement. It seems like the only involvement from the parents is when the child is in trouble or sick. Most of the staff are very rude and have no professionalism at all.
This school should have required uniforms, it's too easy to cut school, there are far far far too many students in this school, ergo, failing grades and failures to reach the standard on standardized testing. Students are not inspired to pass. I met one teacher, mr. Lombardi, who was great - he is teaching the students what to expect in college - that reminds me of my teachers in 1970. Those are the types of teachers we need.
there is not enough books and not much attention are given to the students do not send your child to this school if you want him or her to be something in the future
I attended this school. I think it gives students great opportunities for higher level education, students just need to take initiative and try to excel.
I cant stand the perth amboy public high school. There no kind of respondsibilities upon the staff. The vice principals are horrible. I would appreciate if you were to send this letter of critisism to the board of education in perth amboy. Thank you for your time.
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Eagle Ave & Francis St
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I have been waiting all year to post this.
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Don't be unreasonable we'd just declare war
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I had kind of hoped they would have rested the Dalek's for a while as I feel they have been totally overused recently. Since it looks like we are seeing the return of the Master maybe they form an alliance like we saw in the classic series.
Not too sure about that CGI :O
Once the Dalek's realise that the Timelords are contactable and the Doctor is the only Key to their return it makes sense that the Dalek's would throw every single resource at their disposal to hunt down the Doctor and Destroy him. Maybe part of the Darker Storyline we have been promised is that the Doctor is Prey with a bounty on his head.
To me, it doesn't really sound that human-y apart from 'doctor'. Maybe there is the DTC and Davros together. Or maybe Davros goes from being half-dalek, half-man to something more daleky. A more complete dalek form. I dunno, it just doesn't sound all davros like to me apart from the word 'doctor'.
People say the "Silence will fall" voice was just a placeholder voice used before the silence's (silents?) voice's had been finalised but before the voice goes all dalek-y it does sound sorta like that voice
I think I hear three voices not 2 like most others. I hear Davros at the very start. Then something more like the Emperor or something BIG like that and then a Dalek at the end. All three voices morph into each other so it's not hugely distinct but there is also the use of the word "I".
"I see into your soul Doctor" That's not your run of the mill Dalek. Even the Emperor has used "we" a lot in the past. *I* Is something else.
The Dalek tone of voice only appears near the end which would make me think davros, his dialoge also may have a link with the dalek story rumors article. Think experiments!
I like how the doctor answers the phone when everything else is exploing
Oh god, not the Daleks again!
Maybe off base; however, did not 11 once say that the TARDIS has a gps with the voice of Davros?
Davros, be my pal and tell me... Am I a good man?
dalek caan?
Davros did sound in the Classic Series like a Dalek when he was close to one of his evil orgasms. (e.g. the scene about the virus in Genesis of the Daleks.) Maybe that's what happens at the end of this sentence, too?
Maybe we should address the real thing here: the Doctor has patched the telephone unit back inside.
Episode 2 is supposedly "behind enemy lines" and also thought to be a dalek episode, right? What if it isn't the Doctor and Clara behind enemy lines but Davros and that is why he is in the TARDIS. Not really too sure I believe this theory myself but want to put it out there.
While the voice will almost certainly be a hint for the series, I think people need to avoid reading too much into the visuals. Yes we see the Doctor apparently getting exterminated, or scanned or something, and yes the TARDIS is exploding a bit, but that doesn't mean it's actually going to happen. It's a teaser, not a trailer, and not the best source to be basing theories on just yet...
When I first heard this, I thought, "My God, the TARDIS is evil!!!!"
Maybe Davros is the Dalek Eternal, and the upper casing will flip back as a nod to Remembrance
whats the second line i cant quite hear it???
The remake of The Master Dalek Plan!
Please don't blow this Tardis up! I was getting so used to it as well...
When I first saw the title I thought this was the quote of The Master, but now I am hoping for the return of Davros, if not this will be a massive disappointment!
I think everyone is taking the exploding TARDIS too literally. Yeah it might happen...but for example, we never saw Nine running down a corridor with a huge fireball chasing him? Or Eleven and Amy falling through the time vortex surrounded by monsters?
Davros, the Master, and the Cybermen potentially in one series!
@davidbrummy I don't think the Master is coming back in series 8.
@Polyphase It's just a teaser. They probably didn't spend as much time on it as they would on an actual episode.
@Richy Woo I think you may be on to something.
@Hallam Who In Remembrance of the Daleks he was already becoming less humanoid. We haven't seen him since then (The Stolen Earth was before Remembrance from Davros' point of view).
@LaraHarris "I OBEY!" - every Dalek ever.
The use/lack of use of "I" doesn't really prove anything.
@AlexWong1 He wanted to patch the phone back into the console unit. Looks like it went wrong if its blowing everything up :P
Probably talking to his insurance company. Imagine his premiums.
Well remembered! Was from Trouble in Paradise audio - said by Sixth Doctor (but *spoiler*). Thanks Tardis Wiki!
@HeyProfessor "That depends on what we see as good, Doctor."
@declanmclean To paraphrase an old movie... Kate: "Doctor, we've traced the call it's coming from inside the TARDIS! Get out of the TARDIS, get out of the TARDIS!"
@MrRazza, the Trainee Omega Identifier My rule one: don't anticipate/assume/expect too much, you'll only set yourself up for disappointment when what you expect doesn't come to pass. :D I'm excited for the new series, just as I was the past ones, but I've managed to avoid over-excitement and getting hyped up lol. I love seeing spoilers and teasers and filming titbits... I do enjoy seeing how they film stuff - it's fun to see the making of the series. But I have been just fine with observing without trying to guess what everything means or where such and such thing comes into play and why, how... and who is coming back or who will play what part... etc... etc... It's all just a jumble of fun facts in my head, and I like it that way, lol. :D
This is the same for DVD. Great menu screen.
@Type40Charlie haha that's a good theory, imagine if it was the TARDIS. Moffat and the production team could just be trolling us
@gunslinger19 "I see into your soul Doctor... I see beauty, divinity, hatred..."
@CyberSmith I have noticed in loads of doctor who trailer's stuff blows up but it is never really in the story for much.
Surely this Tardis will be like this till the Doctors death, as it's as his tomb is on Trenzalore, or didn't he die on Trenzalore now, which means there's no tomb anymore? Or is that just another confusing plot hole as we've become accustomed to during Moffats era!
@doctorwhomultiverse TBH I really hope not, it will seem cramped. I probably expected the Master or the Daleks/Davros in the finale because we're expecting Gallifrey but the Cybermen aren't that fussed about the Time Lords are they?
And the Daleks.....
What?!? No it wasn't! The Stolen Earth was CLEARLY after Remembrance, it's even said in the episode that Davros died in the first year of the Time War!
"Did you have an accident while time traveling and it wasn't your fault?"
@HitchcockWhovian @gunslinger19 thanks :)
@TonySimmons Different timelines, simple as.
@SonicTheHedgehogRules Davros was taken out of the Time War. Remembrance was part of the Time War. In The Stolen Earth, he didn't look that much different from in Revelation except that he had the metal hand. In Remembrance he looked completely different.
@The Finn @TonySimmons Being that we're somehow still discussing this 6 months later, allow me to elaborate a bit.
Clara's plea into the crack consisted of one request of the Time Lords: "Help him change the future."
The request was then granted with a new regeneration cycle, which then allowed the Doctor to escape his death.
That's it. No need to plug a non-existent plot hole. No need to come up with 100 different convoluted fan theories of what's going *really* going to happen on Trenzalore one day.
Thanks for explaining that, guess that explains away quite a few plot holes


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The echo of the burn as it runs yellow
And dark blue slag on the pit surface
Reminded him of his past.
The wheel of life sounded its
Message of time.
The blast of death
Rang its bells in the hearts of the homes.
The grim face in the mirror
Faded with time into the slag heaps
From where he came.
The moon revealed its ugly village casa.
A dog howled its death-like sound,
A baby cried from the cold of the night,
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"Of such great powers or beings there may be conceivably a survival . . . a survival of a hugely remote period when . . . consciousness was manifested, perhaps, in shapes and forms long since withdrawn before the tide of advancing humanity . . . forms of which poetry and legend alone have caught a flying memory and called them gods, monsters, mythical beings of all sorts and kinds. . . ."
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The Horror in Clay.
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