By skimming the text for key words you can come up with the phrase "lion - hunted - antelope", which communicates essentially the same meaning.
His commitment to the modernist cause is unassailable (it wasn't just Darmstadt; Maderna founded the Studio di Fonologia with Berio in Milan, and was one of the conductors at the premiere of Stockhausen's Gruppen in 1958) but he was a musician and a man who couldn't write, or conduct, a note without wanting to communicate something essential, and essentially human.
The decision strongly goes after the duo for their views on women, with Blouin writing "any position communicated that essentially denies that an entire half of the world's population are human beings is so outrageously reprehensible that the word "hate" is starkly inadequate".
(Though Mr. Mast is officially excommunicated and shunned by the church, there are ritual means by which church members can communicate with him, essentially shaming him with reminders that he has broken his baptismal vows and urging him to return to the fold).
"When I finally sat down to sort through my stack of magazine clippings, organizing them into subjects and backgrounds, reflecting on where they came from and how they relate to my experiences, it was like seeing each piece with a new understanding," she writes "I'd regained a sense of what I wanted to say, and how I could communicate ideas of... essentially, dystopias".
They can't see each other or communicate much on stage: essentially, Morris says, "they have to be able to stand in a triangle with their eyes shut and all say 'mouse' at the same time".
Thus I've been asking people all morning (on Twitter) about what Twitter, a service built essentially to communicate spurts of human activity, means to them.
"When I finally sat down to sort through my stack of magazine clippings, organizing them into subjects and backgrounds, reflecting on where they came from and how they relate to my experiences, it was like seeing each piece with a new understanding," she writes " I'd regained a sense of what I wanted to say, and how I could communicate ideas of.. essentially, dystopias".
This isn't the healthiest way to communicate, since you're essentially taking advantage of (and spurring) someone's misguided rebelliousness.
"Now it seems to be, 'Let's record everyone's mail so in the future we might go back and see who you were communicating with.' Essentially you've added mail covers on millions of Americans". Bruce Schneier, a computer security expert and an author, said whether it was a postal worker taking down information or a computer taking images, the program was still an invasion of privacy.
