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Every time I walk past this place, it reminds me of Jonah Peretti's attempt to buy Nike ID trainers.
Better Brothers Los Angeles teamed up with the Diva Foundation at the historic Wilshire Ebel Theater in Los Angeles.
The event is sponsored by Gilead, AIDS Healthcare Foundation, and the generous support of businessman and activist Gerard McCallum.
The Truth Awards will benefit the DIVA Foundation and its partnership with Better Brothers LA with several initiatives aimed at affirming and strengthening the African American LGBTQ community educationally, financially, physically and socially. Proceeds will also benefit the Better Brothers LA Book Scholarship and other programming needs of the organization. For more information about the organization and its scholarship program
ABOUT BETTER BROTHERS LOS ANGELES
Better Brothers Los Angeles was created to provide spaces for Black gay men to network, socialize and be BETTER – at life, love and community. Developing a sense of community has been a challenge for some Black gay men, given the cultural and religious opposition to their sexual orientation. As those challenges have receded in mainstream society, they still present significant difficulties and constrain a sense of well-being for Black gay men within the Black community. Better Brothers Los Angeles has sponsored cultural, recreational, and social/networking events, and continues to create a community where Black gay men and women can walk with a greater sense of confidence and pride. Visit www.BetterBrothersLA.com
ABOUT THE DIVA FOUNDATION
The DIVA Foundation -- founded in 1990 by Tony-nominated actress and HIV/AIDS advocate Sheryl Lee Ralph -- is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, created as a living memorial to the many friends she lost to HIV/AIDS as an original cast member of the Broadway musical “Dreamgirls,” and because of her concern for the threat HIV/AIDS posed to women and children. Over the years, the DIVA Foundation has worked to break the silence and erase the stigma still connected to HIV/AIDS and encourage people to get tested in order to know their HIV status.
Better Brothers Los Angeles teamed up with the Diva Foundation at the historic Wilshire Ebel Theater in Los Angeles.
The event is sponsored by Gilead, AIDS Healthcare Foundation, and the generous support of businessman and activist Gerard McCallum.
The Truth Awards will benefit the DIVA Foundation and its partnership with Better Brothers LA with several initiatives aimed at affirming and strengthening the African American LGBTQ community educationally, financially, physically and socially. Proceeds will also benefit the Better Brothers LA Book Scholarship and other programming needs of the organization. For more information about the organization and its scholarship program
ABOUT BETTER BROTHERS LOS ANGELES
Better Brothers Los Angeles was created to provide spaces for Black gay men to network, socialize and be BETTER – at life, love and community. Developing a sense of community has been a challenge for some Black gay men, given the cultural and religious opposition to their sexual orientation. As those challenges have receded in mainstream society, they still present significant difficulties and constrain a sense of well-being for Black gay men within the Black community. Better Brothers Los Angeles has sponsored cultural, recreational, and social/networking events, and continues to create a community where Black gay men and women can walk with a greater sense of confidence and pride. Visit www.BetterBrothersLA.com
ABOUT THE DIVA FOUNDATION
The DIVA Foundation -- founded in 1990 by Tony-nominated actress and HIV/AIDS advocate Sheryl Lee Ralph -- is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, created as a living memorial to the many friends she lost to HIV/AIDS as an original cast member of the Broadway musical “Dreamgirls,” and because of her concern for the threat HIV/AIDS posed to women and children. Over the years, the DIVA Foundation has worked to break the silence and erase the stigma still connected to HIV/AIDS and encourage people to get tested in order to know their HIV status.
From the Sojourner Truth monument in Battle Creek, Michigan.
One of the great things about statues is that they never complain when you enter their personal space, nor do they want prints or tell you that your pictures made them look fat.
You can read more about Sojourner Truth here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sojourner_Truth
There is one truther in the Gorbals, and he puts these stickers up on every traffic light and lamp post in the area. From 'Are you a "happy" slave?' to just the url for some conspiracy theory sites, they always make me laugh. This one in particular though, is just ridiculous.
A better question, mr truther sir, is do you know what a database is?
There are two mistakes one can make along the road to truth...not going all the way, and not starting -Buddha
Better Brothers Los Angeles teamed up with the Diva Foundation at the historic Wilshire Ebel Theater in Los Angeles.
The event is sponsored by Gilead, AIDS Healthcare Foundation, and the generous support of businessman and activist Gerard McCallum.
The Truth Awards will benefit the DIVA Foundation and its partnership with Better Brothers LA with several initiatives aimed at affirming and strengthening the African American LGBTQ community educationally, financially, physically and socially. Proceeds will also benefit the Better Brothers LA Book Scholarship and other programming needs of the organization. For more information about the organization and its scholarship program
ABOUT BETTER BROTHERS LOS ANGELES
Better Brothers Los Angeles was created to provide spaces for Black gay men to network, socialize and be BETTER – at life, love and community. Developing a sense of community has been a challenge for some Black gay men, given the cultural and religious opposition to their sexual orientation. As those challenges have receded in mainstream society, they still present significant difficulties and constrain a sense of well-being for Black gay men within the Black community. Better Brothers Los Angeles has sponsored cultural, recreational, and social/networking events, and continues to create a community where Black gay men and women can walk with a greater sense of confidence and pride. Visit www.BetterBrothersLA.com
ABOUT THE DIVA FOUNDATION
The DIVA Foundation -- founded in 1990 by Tony-nominated actress and HIV/AIDS advocate Sheryl Lee Ralph -- is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, created as a living memorial to the many friends she lost to HIV/AIDS as an original cast member of the Broadway musical “Dreamgirls,” and because of her concern for the threat HIV/AIDS posed to women and children. Over the years, the DIVA Foundation has worked to break the silence and erase the stigma still connected to HIV/AIDS and encourage people to get tested in order to know their HIV status.
Rhode Island State House where Anti-Trump protesters demand truth and transparency of the Trump Administration, Trump's ties to Russia, for the release of his tax returns and support of The Paris Climate Agreement.
I gave a presentation called "Why bottled water makes Amanda cranky". Here are scribed some pithy facts on my "truth labels". The nine facts gave the big picture of the bottled water issue. These facts were gleaned from the Sierra Club bottled water campaign and the e-Magazine article. This is the beginning of the traveling green workshop I am developing. Margie kindly provided 5 gallons of water for our picnic, in two refillable containers she filled up from the Whole Foods reverse osmosis water station.
Better Brothers Los Angeles teamed up with the Diva Foundation at the historic Wilshire Ebel Theater in Los Angeles.
The event is sponsored by Gilead, AIDS Healthcare Foundation, and the generous support of businessman and activist Gerard McCallum.
The Truth Awards will benefit the DIVA Foundation and its partnership with Better Brothers LA with several initiatives aimed at affirming and strengthening the African American LGBTQ community educationally, financially, physically and socially. Proceeds will also benefit the Better Brothers LA Book Scholarship and other programming needs of the organization. For more information about the organization and its scholarship program
ABOUT BETTER BROTHERS LOS ANGELES
Better Brothers Los Angeles was created to provide spaces for Black gay men to network, socialize and be BETTER – at life, love and community. Developing a sense of community has been a challenge for some Black gay men, given the cultural and religious opposition to their sexual orientation. As those challenges have receded in mainstream society, they still present significant difficulties and constrain a sense of well-being for Black gay men within the Black community. Better Brothers Los Angeles has sponsored cultural, recreational, and social/networking events, and continues to create a community where Black gay men and women can walk with a greater sense of confidence and pride. Visit www.BetterBrothersLA.com
ABOUT THE DIVA FOUNDATION
The DIVA Foundation -- founded in 1990 by Tony-nominated actress and HIV/AIDS advocate Sheryl Lee Ralph -- is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, created as a living memorial to the many friends she lost to HIV/AIDS as an original cast member of the Broadway musical “Dreamgirls,” and because of her concern for the threat HIV/AIDS posed to women and children. Over the years, the DIVA Foundation has worked to break the silence and erase the stigma still connected to HIV/AIDS and encourage people to get tested in order to know their HIV status.
Better Brothers Los Angeles teamed up with the Diva Foundation at the historic Wilshire Ebel Theater in Los Angeles.
The event is sponsored by Gilead, AIDS Healthcare Foundation, and the generous support of businessman and activist Gerard McCallum.
The Truth Awards will benefit the DIVA Foundation and its partnership with Better Brothers LA with several initiatives aimed at affirming and strengthening the African American LGBTQ community educationally, financially, physically and socially. Proceeds will also benefit the Better Brothers LA Book Scholarship and other programming needs of the organization. For more information about the organization and its scholarship program
ABOUT BETTER BROTHERS LOS ANGELES
Better Brothers Los Angeles was created to provide spaces for Black gay men to network, socialize and be BETTER – at life, love and community. Developing a sense of community has been a challenge for some Black gay men, given the cultural and religious opposition to their sexual orientation. As those challenges have receded in mainstream society, they still present significant difficulties and constrain a sense of well-being for Black gay men within the Black community. Better Brothers Los Angeles has sponsored cultural, recreational, and social/networking events, and continues to create a community where Black gay men and women can walk with a greater sense of confidence and pride. Visit www.BetterBrothersLA.com
ABOUT THE DIVA FOUNDATION
The DIVA Foundation -- founded in 1990 by Tony-nominated actress and HIV/AIDS advocate Sheryl Lee Ralph -- is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, created as a living memorial to the many friends she lost to HIV/AIDS as an original cast member of the Broadway musical “Dreamgirls,” and because of her concern for the threat HIV/AIDS posed to women and children. Over the years, the DIVA Foundation has worked to break the silence and erase the stigma still connected to HIV/AIDS and encourage people to get tested in order to know their HIV status.
Hair: Truth - Lacy - Raven
Jewlery: Chop zuey - Mercy, Pity, Peace& Love - Tika & Earrings
Eyeshadow: Madrid Solo - DaVille Eyes & Cheeks
Lipstick: Glamorize - Winter Spur Ice Water
Eyelashes: **NOYA** VAMP
Shawl: ZC Kashmiri Sonzi - Work Shawl
Dress: MOLiCHiNO - Fame Dress Sky
Belt: [GOS] Cinch-Belt in Pink
Clutch: (O&N) - Studs Purse sky
Henna: Kaylee Dereham - Henna hand Tattoo Faded
Nails: Moondance Boutique - Indian bridal
Bracelet: ZC- Vyomini Chained BRacelet *Turquoise-silver*
Shoes: Evoke - Ribbon Slingbacks - Pink /white
Better Brothers Los Angeles teamed up with the Diva Foundation at the historic Wilshire Ebel Theater in Los Angeles.
The event is sponsored by Gilead, AIDS Healthcare Foundation, and the generous support of businessman and activist Gerard McCallum.
The Truth Awards will benefit the DIVA Foundation and its partnership with Better Brothers LA with several initiatives aimed at affirming and strengthening the African American LGBTQ community educationally, financially, physically and socially. Proceeds will also benefit the Better Brothers LA Book Scholarship and other programming needs of the organization. For more information about the organization and its scholarship program
ABOUT BETTER BROTHERS LOS ANGELES
Better Brothers Los Angeles was created to provide spaces for Black gay men to network, socialize and be BETTER – at life, love and community. Developing a sense of community has been a challenge for some Black gay men, given the cultural and religious opposition to their sexual orientation. As those challenges have receded in mainstream society, they still present significant difficulties and constrain a sense of well-being for Black gay men within the Black community. Better Brothers Los Angeles has sponsored cultural, recreational, and social/networking events, and continues to create a community where Black gay men and women can walk with a greater sense of confidence and pride. Visit www.BetterBrothersLA.com
ABOUT THE DIVA FOUNDATION
The DIVA Foundation -- founded in 1990 by Tony-nominated actress and HIV/AIDS advocate Sheryl Lee Ralph -- is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, created as a living memorial to the many friends she lost to HIV/AIDS as an original cast member of the Broadway musical “Dreamgirls,” and because of her concern for the threat HIV/AIDS posed to women and children. Over the years, the DIVA Foundation has worked to break the silence and erase the stigma still connected to HIV/AIDS and encourage people to get tested in order to know their HIV status.
Better Brothers Los Angeles teamed up with the Diva Foundation at the historic Wilshire Ebel Theater in Los Angeles.
The event is sponsored by Gilead, AIDS Healthcare Foundation, and the generous support of businessman and activist Gerard McCallum.
The Truth Awards will benefit the DIVA Foundation and its partnership with Better Brothers LA with several initiatives aimed at affirming and strengthening the African American LGBTQ community educationally, financially, physically and socially. Proceeds will also benefit the Better Brothers LA Book Scholarship and other programming needs of the organization. For more information about the organization and its scholarship program
ABOUT BETTER BROTHERS LOS ANGELES
Better Brothers Los Angeles was created to provide spaces for Black gay men to network, socialize and be BETTER – at life, love and community. Developing a sense of community has been a challenge for some Black gay men, given the cultural and religious opposition to their sexual orientation. As those challenges have receded in mainstream society, they still present significant difficulties and constrain a sense of well-being for Black gay men within the Black community. Better Brothers Los Angeles has sponsored cultural, recreational, and social/networking events, and continues to create a community where Black gay men and women can walk with a greater sense of confidence and pride. Visit www.BetterBrothersLA.com
ABOUT THE DIVA FOUNDATION
The DIVA Foundation -- founded in 1990 by Tony-nominated actress and HIV/AIDS advocate Sheryl Lee Ralph -- is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, created as a living memorial to the many friends she lost to HIV/AIDS as an original cast member of the Broadway musical “Dreamgirls,” and because of her concern for the threat HIV/AIDS posed to women and children. Over the years, the DIVA Foundation has worked to break the silence and erase the stigma still connected to HIV/AIDS and encourage people to get tested in order to know their HIV status.
Better Brothers Los Angeles teamed up with the Diva Foundation at the historic Wilshire Ebel Theater in Los Angeles.
The event is sponsored by Gilead, AIDS Healthcare Foundation, and the generous support of businessman and activist Gerard McCallum.
The Truth Awards will benefit the DIVA Foundation and its partnership with Better Brothers LA with several initiatives aimed at affirming and strengthening the African American LGBTQ community educationally, financially, physically and socially. Proceeds will also benefit the Better Brothers LA Book Scholarship and other programming needs of the organization. For more information about the organization and its scholarship program
ABOUT BETTER BROTHERS LOS ANGELES
Better Brothers Los Angeles was created to provide spaces for Black gay men to network, socialize and be BETTER – at life, love and community. Developing a sense of community has been a challenge for some Black gay men, given the cultural and religious opposition to their sexual orientation. As those challenges have receded in mainstream society, they still present significant difficulties and constrain a sense of well-being for Black gay men within the Black community. Better Brothers Los Angeles has sponsored cultural, recreational, and social/networking events, and continues to create a community where Black gay men and women can walk with a greater sense of confidence and pride. Visit www.BetterBrothersLA.com
ABOUT THE DIVA FOUNDATION
The DIVA Foundation -- founded in 1990 by Tony-nominated actress and HIV/AIDS advocate Sheryl Lee Ralph -- is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, created as a living memorial to the many friends she lost to HIV/AIDS as an original cast member of the Broadway musical “Dreamgirls,” and because of her concern for the threat HIV/AIDS posed to women and children. Over the years, the DIVA Foundation has worked to break the silence and erase the stigma still connected to HIV/AIDS and encourage people to get tested in order to know their HIV status.
Better Brothers Los Angeles teamed up with the Diva Foundation at the historic Wilshire Ebel Theater in Los Angeles.
The event is sponsored by Gilead, AIDS Healthcare Foundation, and the generous support of businessman and activist Gerard McCallum.
The Truth Awards will benefit the DIVA Foundation and its partnership with Better Brothers LA with several initiatives aimed at affirming and strengthening the African American LGBTQ community educationally, financially, physically and socially. Proceeds will also benefit the Better Brothers LA Book Scholarship and other programming needs of the organization. For more information about the organization and its scholarship program
ABOUT BETTER BROTHERS LOS ANGELES
Better Brothers Los Angeles was created to provide spaces for Black gay men to network, socialize and be BETTER – at life, love and community. Developing a sense of community has been a challenge for some Black gay men, given the cultural and religious opposition to their sexual orientation. As those challenges have receded in mainstream society, they still present significant difficulties and constrain a sense of well-being for Black gay men within the Black community. Better Brothers Los Angeles has sponsored cultural, recreational, and social/networking events, and continues to create a community where Black gay men and women can walk with a greater sense of confidence and pride. Visit www.BetterBrothersLA.com
ABOUT THE DIVA FOUNDATION
The DIVA Foundation -- founded in 1990 by Tony-nominated actress and HIV/AIDS advocate Sheryl Lee Ralph -- is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, created as a living memorial to the many friends she lost to HIV/AIDS as an original cast member of the Broadway musical “Dreamgirls,” and because of her concern for the threat HIV/AIDS posed to women and children. Over the years, the DIVA Foundation has worked to break the silence and erase the stigma still connected to HIV/AIDS and encourage people to get tested in order to know their HIV status.
"Truth" -- An artwork by David Paul Mesler. Pianist, Vocalist, Composer, Songwriter. Seattle, Washington USA. 2013.
SITES: www.davidpaulmesler.com, www.ihearamericasing.com
ALBUMS: www.cdbaby.com/artist/davidpaulmesler
ARTWORKS: www.flickr.com/photos/davidpaulmesler
VIDEOS: www.youtube.com/doublepianomaniac
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Girls Theme Week Live Truth or dare
Ok so this one almost falls into both categories. For starters truth: this is a total screw up shot! I forgot to press the timer button so when I pushed the shutter button this is what I got! Another truth my clothing almost never matches when I am lounging at home. I always photoshop everything! Last truth I always forget to take things out of the "shot" hence the sippy cup!
Ok dare: this is a totally unphotoshoped pic I never add those on here there is ALWAYS some type of photoshopping. Like I would have cloned out the sippy cup. Another dare the fact that I posted a total screw up pic which I never would do either!
I thought it was interesting that on the truth side of the cross is what looks to be a bible and the justice side is a knife. Does a cross make a good scale or is it a bit unbending.
Maybe I am looking into this a bit more than the guy who had it branded onto his body.
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a book of fictions.
by bpNichol; edited by Irene Niechoda.
Stratford, The Mercury Press, [launched 26 april] 1993. ISBN o-92o544-98-3.
6 x 9, 88 sheets ivory bond perfectbound in matte PVC white card wrappers, all except inside front cover & pp.6 & 171 printed black offset with yellow & red additions to oustide covers & purple to front.
cover design by Gord Robertson; text by Nichol; photo unID'd.
other contributors: Beverley Daurio, Steve McCaffery, Irene Niechoda, Lola Lemire Tostevin.
includes:
i) May 25/73 (front cover; in purple as part of () below)
ii) Studies in the Book Machine 3 (pp.1-2; demonstration))
iii) " " " (p.3; logotype for the Pataphysical Hardware Company)
iv) Studies in the Book Machine 5 (p.7; demonstration)
v) Maps (p.8; poem in 3 parts:
--1. "a day" (lines)
--2. "i don't need the framework" (11 lines)
--3. "the moment does not come" (4 lines))
vi) Sketch for a Botanical Drawing for Thomas A. Clark (concrete poem)
vii) Afternoon Attentions (pp.1o-11; poem in 7 parts:
--1. "plants" (p.1o; 12 lines)
--2. "air" (p.1o; 3 lines)
--3. "light" (p.1o; 7 lines)
--4. "FIRE!" (p.1o; 1 line)
--5. "stick" (p.11; 7 lines)
--6. "log" (p.11; 1 line)
--7. "and a" (p.11; 6 lines))
viii) Probable Systems 33: Wild Roses in Clusters (pp.12-16; theory in 7 parts:
--1. INTRODUCTION (p.12)
--2. OUTLINE OF THE PRINCIPAL METHODS OF THEME TRANSFORMATION (pp.12-13)
--3. LINEAR TRANSFORMATION (pp.13-14)
--4. MODAL (ANGULAR) TRANSFORMATION (pp.14-15)
--5. TRANSFORMATION OF MEDIUM (p.15)
--6. TRANSFORMATION OF MOTIVE (pp.15-16)
--7. TRANSFORMATION BY EXTENSION OR GENERALIZATION (pp.16-17))
ix) Craft Dinner (p.18; poem, 35 lines)
x) The Elevation of Saint Ranglehold (p.19; visual poem)
xi) 4 Moods (p.2o; visual poetry n 4 parts:
--1. The Friendliness of the Alphabet
--2. The Denial of the Alphabet
--3. The Sanctimoniousness of the Alphabet
--4. The Self-Centeredness of the Alphabet)
xii) Studies in the Book Machine 1: A Sketch (pp.21-22; demonstration)
xiii) Dequence (p.23; poem, 6 lines)
xiv) Robotics (pp.24-26; poem in 5 parts:
--1. "mechanization" (p.24; 15 lines)
--2. "forward motion" (p.24; 13 lines)
--3. "lost in flesh" (p.25; 11 lines)
--4. "l e" (p.25; 15 lines)
--5. "four hundred & one cars go by" (p.26; 27 lines))
xv) May 25/73 (p.27; as (i) above in black)
xvi) Studies in the Book Machine 2 (pp.28-36; demonstration)
xvii) Winter: 35th Year (p.37; poem, 16 lines)
xviii) Late Night Autumn Poem (p.38; poem, 7 lines)
xix) The Ascension of William Blake (p.39; poem, 12 lines)
xx) Point to Point: In an Imagined H (p.4o; visual poem)
xxi) Probable Systems 14: Re-discovery of the 22 Letter Alphabet: An Archaeological Report (pp.41-47; theory)
xxii) Kite 1 (p.48; visual poem)
xxiii) 26 Crosses for the Death of Speech (p.49; poem, 7 lines)
xxiv) After Words (p.5o; poem, 14 lines "For Gerry Gilbert")
xxv) Studies in the Book Machine 4 (p.51; demonstration)
xxvi) To Speak Two, with Lola Lemire Tostevin (pp.52-56; poem in 4 parts:
--1. "your word my sensation" (pp.52-53; 23 lines)
--2. "page me" (p.54; 21 lines)
--3. "if I keep it at all" (p.55; 18 lines)
--4. "the real friction" (p.56; 13 lines))
xxvii) Un petit poeme pour Raoul (p.57; concrete poem)
xxviii) [pp.58-6o; demonstration in 3 parts:
--1. Two Blank Pages (p.58)
--2. Studies in Contradictory Information (p.59)
--3. Studies in the Book Machine 13 (p.6o))
xxix) Homage a Mort Walker (p.61; visual poem/score)
xxx) Purge Me with H (pp.62-7o; poem, 271 lines)
xxxi) I.T.A.N.U.T.S. 16 (p.71; visual poem)
xxxii) Studies in the Book Machine 9 (p.72; demonstration)
xxxiii) Probable Systems 36: Digging Up The Pas T (pp.73-86; theory in 6 parts:
--1. "In February 1978, during a field trip to Winnipeg, Manitoba, I discovered" (pp.73-74)
--2. "The first thing that strikes one in studying a map of Manitoba, & something" (pp.74-78)
--3. "We have already seen how in the wrinkling of the messages the alphabet" (pp.78-8o)
--4. "We have alredy seen certain things about the alphabet & the alphabet cult." (pp.8o-83)
--5. "I have sketched in this paper some of the preliminary findings from my" (p.83)
--6. NOTES (pp.83-86; includes quotes from
----a. RAM DA IN WINNIPEG OUR ESY MAP (detail of map in footnote 1)
----b. Detail from the as yet unpublished Probable Systems 34 (detail of map)
xxxiv) Probable Systems 9. alternative version (in full as quote 3 in (xxxiii6) above))
xxxv) Kite 4 (p.87; visual poem)
xxxvi) Sketching 4 (p.88; poetry in 4 parts:
--1. "a house perhaps" (6 lines)
--2. "shorter than we remember" (6 lines)
--3. "we believe we are out there" (1o lines)
--4. "the silence of space surrounding things" (1 line))
xxxvii) Kite 5 (p.89; visual poem)
xxxviii) Studies in the Book Machine 6 (pp.9o-91; demonstration)
xxxix) Studies in the Book Machine 7 (pp.92-93; demonstration)
xl) A Winter's Tale (for Rafael) (p.94; script "After Jiri Valoch")
xli) Sine (Horizon 17) (p.95; concrete poem)
xlii) 68' 30" Point in Patria II (p.96; poem "(for Murray Schafer Collaboration)", 16 lines)
xliii) Love Song 6 (p.97; poem "For Ellie on her Birthday", 2o lines)
xliv) Studies in the Book Machine 10 (p.98; demonstration)
xlv) The World: A History Well Lost (pp.99-1o1; script)
xlvi) Twelve Days in the Gobi: A Real-Time Narrative (p.1o2; poem, 12 lines)
xlvii) "A a A A" (p.1o3; visual poem)
xlviii) Studies in the Book Machine 12 (p.1o4; demonstration)
il) States of Translation (p.1o5; poem, 6 lines)
l) 73' 31" Point in Patria II (pp.1o6-1o7; sound poem "For Murray Schafer Collaboration" in 3 parts:
--1. "TADA SE" (p.1o6; 12 lines)
--2. "Ta ta to" (p.1o6; 12 lines)
--3. "TATA TE" (p.1o7; 12 lines))
li) I.T.A.N.U.T.S. 4 (p.1o8; visual poem)
lii) The Many Moods of Dom Sylvester Houedard (p.1o9; concrete poem)
liii) For Herman Hesse (p.1o9; concrete poem)
liv) This is the Sentence the Wind Blew Here (p.11o; concrete poem)
lv) Tranquill'eau (pp.111-113; excerpts from a translation of still water; concrete poetry in 5 parts:
--1. "mer mer mer moi mer mer mer tu mer mer mer" (p.111; translation of "sea sea sea you sea sea sea me sea sea sea")
--2. "feuille" (p.112; translation of "leaf")
--3. "nuage" (p.112; translation of "cl(()))ds")
--4. "bloc" (p.113; translation of "blob")
--5. "j" (p.113; translation of "i"))
lvi) Lines on the Lake (p.114; concrete poem "for Wayne Pritchett")
lvii) Catalogue of the ''PATAPHYSICAL HARDWARE COMPANY (pp.115-124; catalogue in introduction & 7 parts accompanied by several illustrations & 2 extras:
--oo. " '' " (p.115; "cover" graphic)
--o. "In response to an overwhelming public demand the" (p.116; prose introduction)
--1. SPEECH & THOT SERIES (p.117; 4 items with illustrations
----a. "CONSTANTLY ACCUSED OF BEING THOUGHTLESS?" (p.118; advertisement for Tho(ugh)t Balloons)
----b. "HEY! SERIOUS THINKER! (p.118; advertisement for & illustration of Though Holder)
----c. "OWN YOUR VERY OWN" (p.12o; advertisement for Speech Balloons))
--2. HARDWARE SERIES (p.117; 2 items with illustration
----a. "NOW!! (p.12o; advertisement for double-leaded pencils))
--3. CONCEPTS SERIES (p.117; 5 items with illustrations
----a. "Poetry Lovers" (p.12o; advertisement for Blank Verse)
----b. CRITICAL FRAME OF REFERENCE- CATALOGUE ITEM # 22 (PS 37) (p.123; ie INSTRUCTIONS text only))
--4. serViCes (p.119; 2 items)
--5. REFERENCE SERIES (p.119; 6 items with illustrations
----a. "PLANNED FOR 1987" (p.119; advertisement for the "Bring-Em-Back-Alive" subseries)
----b. "COMING for Spring 1986" (p.119; advertisement for the "Grow-Your-Own-References" subseries))
--6. NON SERIES (p.121)
--7. LEISURE LIVING SERIES (p.121; 5 items with illustrations
----a. Inspirational Lights (p.117; advertisement)
----b. "A NIGHT ON THE TOWN?" (p.121; advertisement for Plaster de Paris)
----c. PLASTER de PARIS (p.122; label text only with different versioj of the PHC logo))
--8. "REGULAR USERS OF THIS" (p.121; "joke-of-the-issue" as by Triste Zara)
--9. from "S,A's" by A. Gold & N. Guppy (p.124; concrete essay))
lviii) The Poet Disappears into Language and Draws the Door Shut Behind Him (p.125; poem, 1 line)
lix) Probable Systems 52: Some Additional Notes on PS 22 & TTA 25/PS 22a (pp.126-128; includes in its entirety
--1. counting the ways (concrete poem))
lx) Studies in the Book Machine 11 (p.129; demonstration)
lxi) Before Closure (p.13o; poem, 7 lines)
lxii) Three Pages (pp.131-133; concrete poetry "For Michael Gibbs" in 3 parts:
--1. "leftside" (p.131)
--2. "topedge" (p.132)
--3. "right corner" (p.133))
lxiii) Phrasing (pp.134-136; poetry in 6 parts:
--1. "clusteredtogether" (p.134; 11 lines)
--2. "mental home" (p.134; 11 lines)
--3. "the right hand side" (p.135; 11 lines)
--4. "head" (p.135; 1o lines)
--5. "& drum corps" (p.136; 8 lines)
--6. "6" (p.136; 1 line))
lxiv) "and an a" (p.137; concrete poem)
lxv) "For Steve McCaffery" (p.138; poem, 2 lines)
lxvi) TRG Report 2: Narrative (part 2) Two Pages on the Nature of the Reality of Writing (pp.139-14o; essay "For Dick Higgins")
lxvii) Panache Poem (pp.141-143; poem in 5 parts:
--1. "the custom" (p.141; 8 lines)
--2. "i need that" (p.141; 11 lines)
--3. "some total" (p.141; 6 lines)
--4. "empire" (p.142; 13 lines)
--5. "the rich, you-all" (pp.142-143; 25 lines))
lxviii) Vortext (pp.144-148; poem in 9 parts:
--1. "pre occupation" (p.144; 14 lines)
--2. "no false idles" (p.144; 13 lines)
--3. "the branches of the trees" (p.145; 11 lines)
--4. "no good reaso at all" (p.145; 8 lines)
--5. "sound effects" (p.146; 9 lines)
--6. "the finger then as index" (p.146; 12 lines)
--7. "th" (p.147; 9 lines)
--8. "right at the core" (p.147; 11 lines)
--9. "so that's immortality" (p.148; 17 lines))
lxix) Unsigned: A Book of the Unwritten (pp.149-17o; demonstration in 5 parts:
--1. AN INTRODUCTION (p.149)
--2. "For my great grandparents" (p.15o)
--3. NAMING 6 (pp.151-158)
--4. NAMING 7 (pp.159-164)
--5. UNSIGNED (pp.165-17o))
lxx) Studies in the Book Machine 8 (p.174; demonstration in (lxxvii) below)
lxxi) TWENTY-ONE FACTS THAT COULD ALTER YOUR LIFE (p.175; fact 2 only in its entirety)
lxxii) Studies in the Book Machine 14 (p.176-inside rear cover; demonstration)
also includes:
lxxiii) [untitled photograph], by [--?--] (portrait of Nichol, front cover)
lxxiv) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, by [Beverley Daurio] (p.4)
lxxv) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, by Irene Niechoda (p.4)
lxxvi) "This text exists only on sheets torn from a steno notepad." (p.143; prose note on (lxvii) above)
lxxvii) Additor's Note, by Irene Niechoda (pp172-174; with quotes by Nichol from
--1. "to Charles Alexander, 30 August 1988" (p.172; also after (lxvi2) below))
--2. "Twelve years in the making!" (p.172)
--3. The Definite Particles (p.173)
--4. Introduction (with Toronto Research Group for Canadian Pataphysics; pp.173, 2 on 174)
--5. "Truth notes" (p.174))
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- note that the version of Catalogue of the Pataphysical Hardware Company included here conforms to neither of its separate releases, using the 2nd edition as its source (with jwcurry's edits) & reconfiguring its pages