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Youth in China are very keen in exchanging text messages. It is way more expensive to call than texting in China, thus it fosters the great text-messaging phenomenon.
Pudong District, Shanghai
中國的年輕人都熱忡於用手提電話發短信，這是因為在國內撥打電話費用昂貴，發短信顯然更方便更划算。
上海浦東
Very cool, Israeli Wine Direct now has a text based ordering system. And a leader in Batman pajamas.
Entre os dias 18 e 19 de setembro, realizou-se a terceira edição do "Encontro Anual de Gestão de Pessoas: Prosear... Construir... Transformar".
O evento teve como objetivo o debate sobre processos de trabalho relacionados ao gerenciamento da vida funcional dos servidores por meio de ações conscientes e responsáveis para permitir a melhoria do ambiente
profissional.
A programação foi marcada por rodas de conversa, com a proposta de discutir os problemas recorrentes, buscando
alternativas para o aprimoramento da comunicação e do atendimento das demandas.
Com a presença de cerca de 100 participantes, o encontro contou com a organização do Grupo de Gestão de Pessoas (GGP) da Coordenadoria de Recursos Humanos da SES/SP, sob a direção de Maria Sonia da Silva.
a branch found in hampstead heath, painted; hung with hand printed text on card
handprinted by corina t van manen
after 2 exhibitions in london the work was damaged & left in my garden to disintegrate over the next few years
Image from 'Introductory Text-book of Geology', 002747002
Author: PAGE, David F.G.S
Page: 34
Year: 1854
Place: Edinburgh [printed] and London
Publisher:
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Started as a spur of the moment stream of consciousness piece, I planned to write indiscriminately about what I experienced, saw around me, felt, or simply came in to my head, on a single A1 piece of paper, without paragraphs or punctuation as a single sentence. I envisaged it as a sequel of sorts to my Sixty-Four Journeys piece, also an A1 piece of paper where I let the movement of modes of transport to dictate the lines drawn. Both would be collections of subjective data, random, illogical, unintelligible and messy. However, the projects diverged. While retaining the extremely loose structure and stream of consciousness format, the writing of the text gradually became less about sensory observations shifting towards emotional responses to the city around me. I wrote whenever and wherever possible.
I completed a second piece of writing, different in style in that it had punctuation and a specific structure, but still a single body of text. Instead of stream of consciousness I wrote three different accounts of the same imaginary city. It featured similar themes to the first, reacting to it, responding to characters and issues. Although very different the two bodies of text compliment one another; both are unexpectedly dark visions of cities and living in them.
Together they total 17,956 words. Both have been transcribed into a digital format and are available as PDFs. I plan to continue writing in this style.