2011.03.21 07:00 - There's poetry in numbers

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    The Guardian for this meeting was Eden Haiku. The comments are by Eden Haiku.

    An Egyptian goddess in our circle

    Bleu Oleander: hi Eden!
    Eden Haiku: Good morning Bleu :)
    Eden Haiku: Wow! you look awesome!
    Bleu Oleander: oh ty Eden!
    Bleu Oleander: made this from an Egyptian painting
    Bleu Oleander: hi Eliza
    Eden Haiku: Is it Nout, Egyptian goddess of the starry night?
    Bleu Oleander: yes, the sky goddess, Nut
    Bleu Oleander: or Nout
    Eden Haiku: Yeah, I recognized her. She's the one eating the sun at night and giving birth to sun in the morning!
    Bleu Oleander: yes, exactly
    Eden Haiku: Good morning Eliza!
    Bleu Oleander: how are you both?
    Eliza Madrigal: Morning Ladies :)
    Eliza Madrigal: Seem to be doing pretty well, if a bit laggy. you?
    Bleu Oleander: good thanks
    Eliza Madrigal: Hi Bertrum
    Bertrum Resident: Hi everyone.
    Bleu Oleander: hi Bertrum
    Eden Haiku: Hello Bertrum!
    Eden Haiku: I'm filled with joy, was in this amazing meditation workshop all week end.


    --BELL--


    Bleu Oleander: oh wow
    Eliza Madrigal: Eden, I'd love to hear about your workshop if you care to share...
    Eliza Madrigal: read your tweet this morning :)

     

    World Poetry Day


    Eden Haiku:

    "Hear the voice of the Bard

    Who present, past, and future, sees:

    Whose ears have heard

    The holy Word

    That walked among the ancient trees"

                          William Blake :)

    Eliza Madrigal: hmm
    Eden Haiku: Today is World Poetry Day :)
    Eliza Madrigal: Ah!
    Bleu Oleander: did you see the twitter poetry article in the NY times?
    Eliza Madrigal: not I.... am rezzing slowly into the world today...
    Eden Haiku: Workshop was powerful and fun, in French, brilliant, with many experiences and lots of data. And a 20 minutes walk from my place!
    Bleu Oleander: http://www.nytimes.com/2011/03/20/we...Kennedy&st=cse
    Bleu Oleander: what were some highlights?
    Eden Haiku: Oh nice, tks Bleu, the article is connecting both World Poetry Day and the invention of Twitter!
    Eden Haiku: Highlights:, hmmmm
    Bleu Oleander: calling for poets to submit pieces
    Eliza Madrigal: :))
    Bleu Oleander: using hash tag #poetweet
    Eliza Madrigal: It is an interesting trajectory of PaB that over time we begin to be more poetic...
    Bleu Oleander: thought of you both :)
    Bleu Oleander: a nice trajectory
    Eden Haiku: The moment where I felt my heart like a violet crystal radiating from my chest and connecting with the same crystal in the woman facing me.
    Eden Haiku: Oh, Bleu, I might tweet some poetry today! Thank you for the link!
    Eliza Madrigal: was that a meditation they led you in specifically Eden?
    Bleu Oleander: great Eden
    Eden Haiku: No, exercise was about following the energies and projecting through the heart but the violet crystal (amethyst maybe?) just came up. Though it's a meditation of the violet light :)
    Eliza Madrigal: :)
    Eden Haiku: A lot about sacred geometry.
    Eden Haiku: The group is travelling to Egypt from 12 to 26 of May. So having Nout sitting in the circle this morning is quite an honour...
    Bleu Oleander: :))
    Eliza Madrigal smiles... was listening to your discussion as I walked in...
    Eden Haiku: I would love to go but I have a commitment to a Totempoetry reading at the Montreal Poetry Festival on May 24th.
    Bleu Oleander: have you been there?
    Eliza Madrigal: sounds wonderful... chance to read aloud your new works?
    Eden Haiku: Yes, I have one this week too, on the 24th of March. Short one:)
    Eden Haiku: Will read my new poem about Egypt: "Lotus libre, lotus"
    Eden Haiku: Workshop was about energetic work and I will apply many things in the reading, will try at least :)
    Eliza Madrigal: mmm :) yes which you read to us here... there is something to 'giving voice'..
    Eliza Madrigal: Hi Bruce!
    Eden Haiku: Yes, I travelled in Egypt back in 1983 Bleu. For one month. The most fantastic trip.
    Bleu Oleander: hi Bruce
    Alfred Kelberry: meep!
    Eliza Madrigal: otherwise it is unappreciated wine...
    Eliza Madrigal: Hi Alf!
    Bleu Oleander: boxy
    Eden Haiku: meeep meep Alfred and good morning Bruce :)
    Eliza Madrigal: (lost a line in there somewhere - grr lag)
    Bruce Mowbray: Good morning, Eliza, Bleu, Bertram, Boxy.
    Alfred Kelberry: eden the elegant poetess :)
    Bruce Mowbray: and Eden.
    Eden Haiku: blushing
    Alfred Kelberry: :)
    Bertrum Resident: Hi Bruce, Boxy
    Alfred Kelberry: hi :)
    Alfred Kelberry: it's good to see you all
    Eden Haiku: How are you guys?
    Alfred Kelberry: starry bleu :)
    Bleu Oleander: :)


    --BELL--

    "[The world] will roll in ecstasy at your feet."


    Eden Haiku: Bleu is Egyptian goddess of the starry night :)
    Eliza Madrigal: the starry night that leads us to the end of words
    Eden Haiku: Noticed the PaB logo ascending as the bell rings. Nice new feature!
    Alfred Kelberry: from yesterday: http://t.xalan.org/pema.jpg
    Alfred Kelberry: :)
    Eden Haiku: ;) @Eliza
    Eliza Madrigal: Cute, thanks
    Eden Haiku: Wow, beautiful Alfred!
    Alfred Kelberry: oh, pab logo. i should be more attentive :)
    Bleu Oleander: that's Sun PaB emitter
    **Eliza Madrigal: quite a picture there Alfred
    Alfred Kelberry: :)
    Eden Haiku: Quite a picture yes!
    Eden Haiku: Sun created a PaB emitter! Wow, I'm so amazed at people's skills here!
    Bleu Oleander: just wear it
    Eden Haiku: What about you Bertrum and Bruce, you are being very quiet? Pensive?
    Eliza Madrigal: Hmm I have a sort of poem to share for poetry day.... something wonderful a friend posted to twitter. May I? :)
    Eliza Madrigal: Oops... sorry...
    Eden Haiku: listening
    Eden Haiku: listening to the poem Eliza :)
    Eliza Madrigal: well it is just a quote, but I'd been looking for it then got distracted, and there it was:


    Eliza Madrigal: Kafka: "You do not need to leave your room. Remain sitting at your table and listen. Do not even listen, simply wait. Do not even wait, be quite still and ordinary. The world will freely offer itself to you to be unmasked. It has no choice. It will roll in ecstasy at your feet."


    Bruce Mowbray listens in anticipation.
    Alfred Kelberry: twit poems. is it a new form of haiku? :)
    Bleu Oleander: twaiku
    Eliza Madrigal: (obviously wasn't all in the tweet)
    Eliza Madrigal laughs
    Eliza Madrigal: but I couldn't remember where it was from.... just kept hearing 'you do not even need to listen...'
    Eden Haiku: Wonderful quote Eliza. Known it for years but it is always sweet to read again: I especially like the world rolling in ecstasy at one's feet like a cat!
    Eliza Madrigal: mmm :)))
    Eliza Madrigal: me now puts Bruce and Bertrum back on the spot....

    [Alfred had posted our script counts for each one of us]


    Eden Haiku: Yes Alfred, but it's not a problem running many scripts when we are in such a small committee right?
    Eden Haiku: Back on the spot guys!
    Alfred Kelberry: didn't know kafka was a pab member :)
    Eliza Madrigal: =P~ maybe lots hidden Alf
    Eden Haiku: hehe
    Alfred Kelberry: eden, those are just reference numbers. nothing to worry about :)
    Eden Haiku: Well congrats for being so eco-friendly Boxy. You really wear your avatar lightly :)
    Alfred Kelberry: :)
    Eden Haiku: Thank you for the PaB emitter Bleu,
    Alfred Kelberry: sam has 0 scripts!
    Alfred Kelberry: she's the real eco av :)
    Eden Haiku: He's the best!
    Bleu Oleander: how can we tell how many scripts we are running boxy?
    Eden Haiku: And Bertrum and Eliza are good too: only 64 and 192
    Alfred Kelberry: there's a function... one sec
    Eden Haiku: Rendering I think, in advanced menu.
    Alfred Kelberry: ah, you mean via ui
    Eden Haiku: Info displays then avatar rendering
    Alfred Kelberry: yes, probably there too
    Bleu Oleander: the arc number the menu gives me is much higher than boxy's numbers
    Alfred Kelberry: arc considers rendering as well and possibly other variables
    Bleu Oleander: so can I get my own script numbers ?
    Eden Haiku: Ah no, it's not the same numbers: mine reads 3929, boxy is 254, Bleu 4139, Eliza 909  Bertrum 349, and Bruce 417
    Alfred Kelberry: i only count script objects
    Bleu Oleander: or do I need to find you?
    Alfred Kelberry: i'll make one for personal use :)


    --BELL--


    Alfred Kelberry: i use data from llGetObjectDetails
    Eliza Madrigal: Nice to see everyone :)) Thanks Eden! Hugs
    Eden Haiku: Hair and flexi skirts count for a lot. Namaste Eliza :)
    Bleu Oleander: bye Eliza
    Bertrum Resident: Bye Eliza

    There's poetry in numbers


    Eden Haiku: Immersed in numbers on International Poetry Day...
    Bleu Oleander: there's poetry in numbers :)
    Eden Haiku: Touche Bleu :))
    Bertrum Resident: those are lucky numbers
    Eden Haiku: ;)
    Eden Haiku: Are you ok Bruce?
    Bruce Mowbray: Yes, I'm ok -- Just trying to edit a hovertext and not having much luck with that.
    Bruce Mowbray: ty for asking, though.
    Eden Haiku: grinning
    Bruce Mowbray: I just put one over the party sign.
    Bleu Oleander: are you redoing the party sign Bruce?
    Bruce Mowbray: This building stuff is new to me -- so I'm going to attend Boxy's workshop on Friday 11 a.m.
    Bleu Oleander: we have expanded dates now
    Bruce Mowbray: re redoing the sign -- Yes, Aph told me something needed to be changed -- but I don't know what that is.
    Bruce Mowbray: If you can up-date me, I will change it right now.
    Bleu Oleander: There's a special session at 7am on April 1
    Bruce Mowbray: new dates?
    Alfred Kelberry: 8 am slt (just a note)
    Eden Haiku: Would love to go but I'm so busy till the end of March: deadlines, a new infant in the family and so on...


    "Being Recorded": Art of Being on April 3rd at 12pm SLT

     

    Bleu Oleander: and Art of Being's "Being Recorded" on April 3 at 12pm slt
    Eden Haiku: And yes, and a workshop in the Laurentian mountains on April 2nd...
    Bleu Oleander: so events on April 1, 2, and 3
    Bruce Mowbray: OH -- sorry, Boxy -- That workshop for building (prims) is at 8 a.m. slt -- not 11 a.m. slt.
    Eden Haiku: Will be missing most events on the 2nd.
    Bruce Mowbray: (east coast thinking...sorry).
    Eden Haiku: But will have my piece ready for the 3rd Bleu :)
    Bruce Mowbray: OK -- back to the sign. . .
    Bleu Oleander: oh good Eden :)
    Bleu Oleander: I'm working on mine too
    Bleu Oleander: Storm has cleared the dome
    Eden Haiku: Have you been working on your piece for the Being recorded exhibit Bleu?
    Bleu Oleander: so ready to accept the new work
    Eden Haiku: When can we start putting our pieces there?
    Bleu Oleander: yes, diving into the logs
    Bleu Oleander: any time Eden
    Bleu Oleander: should all be in place by April 1st
    Bruce Mowbray: OK -- Then, Bleu, I need to add the April 3rd events. . . Is that all?
    Eden Haiku: I'm using the first thing I found, you know, when we talked about it. About the "neighbourhood cafe",
    Bleu Oleander: and the 7am event on April 1
    Bruce Mowbray: OK -- both of those, then. THANKS!
    Bleu Oleander: ah nice Eden
    Bertrum Resident: Need to sign off. Hope everyone has a great day!
    Alfred Kelberry: ready, bleu :)
    Alfred Kelberry: wear it
    Eden Haiku: Bye Bertrum, same to you, enjoy!
    Eden Haiku: :::::: Glow in the silence
    Bruce Mowbray: Bye, Bertram.
    Eden Haiku: ::::::Radiate and irradiate love
    Eden Haiku: ::::::Be quiet my heart


    --BELL--

     

    Asking Zen a favor


    Lugh Fehr: im sure of it sl time changed !
    Bruce Mowbray: Hi, Lugh.
    Lugh Fehr: heyya :)
    Bleu Oleander: hi Lugh
    Eden Haiku: Hello Lugh!
    Lugh Fehr: i used to come at 4 here and the sl time would be 7 now its 8!
    Lugh Fehr: and malta time dint change!
    Bleu Oleander: CA time changed
    Lugh Fehr: a error in the matrix? ...mabey
    Bleu Oleander: CA time = SL time
    Lugh Fehr: any way how you guys doing today? hehe
    Eden Haiku: Good, and you?
    Bleu Oleander: great thanks!
    Lugh Fehr: good good :P
    Bruce Mowbray: I'm good too -- but will need to go soon in order to hike with the dog before the rains hit.
    Lugh Fehr: nice i love hikes :)
    Bleu Oleander: love dogs too
    Eden Haiku: Bleu, the skirt is a marvel! Have a great day !
    Bleu Oleander: thanks Eden ..... have a fun day too
    Bruce Mowbray: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EVwlM...mbedded#at=216
    Bleu Oleander: take care everyone
    Eden Haiku: Bye Bleu!
    Lugh Fehr: byebye leu
    Bleu Oleander: thanks boxy!
    Bruce Mowbray: Hi, Zen. Hi, Joe.
    Bleu Oleander: hi and bye Zen
    Alfred Kelberry: um, i'll fix it bleu
    Alfred Kelberry: cu :)
    Zen Arado: bye Bleu
    ****: Hello what is yu meeting about.
    Zen Arado: forgot the time
    Zen Arado: Hi all
    Eden Haiku: Hello Zen. Another chinese hat? Did I miss something?
    Zen Arado: oh Sun gave it to me
    Lugh Fehr: hehehe nice bruce !
    Zen Arado: Sun is filling up my inventory
    Zen Arado: :)
    Eden Haiku: Zen, I meant to ask you some favor if you would.
    Zen Arado: yes?
    Eden Haiku: I adore it when you hum
    Zen Arado: :)
    Zen Arado: could be worse if I was singing :)
    Eden Haiku: And was wondering if you would be willing to hum gently "Norwegian Wood" when I will recite my performance poetry on April 3rd for the "Being recorded session"?
    Zen Arado: yeh sure
    Eden Haiku: Oh, wonderful! Poem is not ready yet but we could practice some when I'm ready maybe?
    Zen Arado: of course
    Eden Haiku: Cool!
    Zen Arado: I can strum the chords too if you want
    Zen Arado: maybe just humming better
    Eden Haiku: There is some magic in your voice when you hum, really. It would be wonderful.
    Eden Haiku: Music is difficult to integrate but humming will be perfect.
    Zen Arado: I'm a great hummer !
    Zen Arado: ha ha
    Eden Haiku: No music, no. Tha'ts too difficult to keep my own rythm of reading.
    Zen Arado: k
    Eden Haiku: Just the human voice, YOUR voice,
    Zen Arado: yeh
    Zen Arado: non intrusive
    Zen Arado: just soft accompaniment
    Eden Haiku: Did you hear Zen humming Bruce? It's lovely. Maybe we could hear a little bit Zen?
    Eden Haiku: And Lugh, have you heard ?
    Lugh Fehr: no i never heard i think


    --BELL--

    [Zen did hum on voice a few measures of "Norwegian Wood"]


    Bruce Mowbray: I didn't hear Zen's humming -- but then, I cannot receive voice. . .
    Bruce Mowbray: Folks, time for me to go hiking. . . .
    Eden Haiku: Sorry to learn that Bruce
    Alfred Kelberry: hiking is nice
    Bruce Mowbray: I can only hear Zen in nano-second sound bites. . . sry.
    Alfred Kelberry: wish i could go
    Alfred Kelberry: enjoy it bruce
    Bruce Mowbray: I wish I could take you all along with us.
    Bruce Mowbray: Bye for now!
    Eden Haiku: Bye Bruce, have a nice day!
    Eden Haiku: So moving Zen, thank you.
    Zen Arado: that's all folks
    Zen Arado: :)
    Eden Haiku: I like hearing you taking a deep breath too.
    Zen Arado: it's funny but I have a French woman friend who also like me to hum
    Lugh Fehr: ah darne i missed it and have to run rl callings hehe later peoples :)
    Zen Arado: bye Lugh
    Eden Haiku: We can hear your heart when you hum Zen, maybe that's why it is so lovely,
    Eden Haiku: Bye Lugh!
    Zen Arado: am trying to learn 'all my loving'
    Zen Arado: 'close your eyes and I'll kiss you...
    Zen Arado: tomorrow I'll mis you
    Eden Haiku: Ah, so romantic Zen
    Zen Arado: you know there is a poetry to some of those Beatles songs when you listen to the words
    Eden Haiku: Was talking more about your "sacred" heart then about your romantic heart though...
    Zen Arado: Norwegian Wood reminds me of botched attempts with women in my 20's
    Eden Haiku: I know, I love the Beatles. Very poetic yes. I love "Strawberry Fields" most.
    Zen Arado: the awkwardness of it all
    Zen Arado: you know the words?
    Zen Arado: http://tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/b/be...d_ver3_crd.htm
    Eden Haiku: Was reading them on the web...
    Zen Arado: Strawbery Fields is a bit psychedelic
    Zen Arado: isn't it?
    Eden Haiku: "nothing is real" .... so good.
    Zen Arado: yeh
    Eden Haiku: Yes, it was an acid tablet in the 70s...
    Zen Arado: LSD
    Zen Arado: Hi Loelia :)
    Eden Haiku: Hello Loelia!
    Loelia Zabaleta: hi °͜°
    Loelia Zabaleta: phone
    Zen Arado: might try 'Fool on the Hill'
    Zen Arado: he sounds like me :)

     

    Asking for another favor :)


    Eden Haiku: I have to go Zen & Alfred. Can one of you stay and give the PaB info to Loelia as well as ask for recording permission?
    Zen Arado: Loelia had been to pab before Eden
    Eden Haiku: Please, sat with "Norwegian Woods" for the performance though Zen-the-fool?
    Zen Arado: yeh sure
    Zen Arado: didgerydoo would be just as good maybe
    Zen Arado: :)
    Eden Haiku: Thank you so much. Bye for now, have a great day! Hope to findmy way soon to your building workshop Boxy!
    Zen Arado: I loved when you performed that poem before to didgerydoo
    Zen Arado: bye Eden
    Eden Haiku: No no, no didgerydoo, it's far too loud for the poem.
    Zen Arado: :)
    Eden Haiku: You are joking right?
    Zen Arado: no it was good !
    Eden Haiku: I need you to be able to listen and modulate humming with the poetry reading right?
    Zen Arado: ok will try
    Zen Arado: to get the balance right


    --BELL--


    Eden Haiku: So it has a quiet quality. Yes, I'm sure it will be beautiful! But no instruments, only your voice for that moment. Than we can experiment in music sessions with all sorts of things...
    Zen Arado: k
    Eden Haiku: Bye bye , have a nice day!
    Zen Arado: bye Eden :)
    Zen Arado: you are equiet boxy?
    Zen Arado: bk Loelia?
    Loelia Zabaleta: no phone still
    Zen Arado: k np

     

    More numbers


    Zen Arado: Hi Druth
    Zen Arado: :)
    druth Vlodovic: hi zen
    Zen Arado: how are you?
    Zen Arado: Loelia is on the phone and boxy is away
    druth Vlodovic: 44 or so it seems
    druth Vlodovic: ah
    druth Vlodovic: what stats does boxy's stat box display?
    Zen Arado: oh a lot :)
    Zen Arado: scripts running and memory taken it says
    Zen Arado: ha down to 13 by taking hat off
    druth Vlodovic: um, you were 13 with the hat
    Zen Arado: I was 17 with the hat
    druth Vlodovic: 13 when I walked in
    Loelia Zabaleta: back
    Loelia Zabaleta: so what are all these numbers?
    druth Vlodovic: wow, my AO kills it
    Zen Arado: 2boxy: 14 (14) 320KB Zen: 17 (17) 512KB Loelia Zabaleta: 9 (9) 480KB druth Vlodovic: 44 (44) 1856KB"
    druth Vlodovic: doomed to penguininity
    Zen Arado: maybe it gives different answers to different ppl
    Zen Arado: penguininity?
    Loelia Zabaleta: non ao-dom
    Zen Arado: black and white?
    druth Vlodovic: the "penguin waddle" you do without an AO
    Loelia Zabaleta: we waddle without our ao
    Loelia Zabaleta: lol
    Zen Arado: ah :)
    Zen Arado: Loelia only has 9
    Loelia Zabaleta: i have an ao on
    Loelia Zabaleta: and my hair is a lot i thought
    Loelia Zabaleta: is this aboutlag/
    Loelia Zabaleta: ?
    druth Vlodovic: yay! boxy says I get to wear my skirt
    Zen Arado: funny I put my AO n and it stayed the same


    --BELL--


    Zen Arado: I guess so Loelia
    Zen Arado: more scripts = more lag
    Loelia Zabaleta: yes
    Loelia Zabaleta: who runs the numbers?
    Zen Arado: click on green box
    Zen Arado: oh don't sacrifice your hair Druth
    druth Vlodovic: my hair didn't do anything, but my belly button ring was worth a full point
    Zen Arado: :)
    druth Vlodovic: so is this what you guys were talking about? lag
    Zen Arado: 3 for glasses
    druth Vlodovic: ah, because they run the "better eyesight" script
    Zen Arado: we were talking about poetry and humming
    Zen Arado: :)
    Zen Arado: just had my eyes tested earlier too :)
    druth Vlodovic: are you going to hum us a poem on the 2nd?
    Zen Arado: Eden wants humming accompaniment
    Zen Arado: :)
    Zen Arado: while she reads a poem
    druth Vlodovic: neat, you'll have to record it for me
    Zen Arado: she once read a poem with didgerydoo accompaniment
    Zen Arado: it was great I thought
    druth Vlodovic: I guess I'll have to start making the poetry sessions
    Zen Arado: humming 'Norwegian Wood'
    Zen Arado: this was during the music session
    druth Vlodovic: hehe, all I had to do was take all my clothes off and I win!
    Zen Arado: have to beat Loelia
    Zen Arado: wow 2
    druth Vlodovic: has anybody thought to do an audio recording?
    Zen Arado: think Eden mentioned that
    druth Vlodovic: you can do it with an option on the viewer, on phoenix anyway
    Zen Arado: can you ? interesting
    Zen Arado: V2?
    druth Vlodovic: V1 emulator :)
    Zen Arado: clicked back arrow by mistake
    Zen Arado: I recorded a video from the screen and put it on Facebook on Saturday
    Zen Arado: some of my friends were astonished
    druth Vlodovic: nifty
    Zen Arado: saw someone else do that
    druth Vlodovic: had they been to sl before, or were they astonished that sl had recorders?
    Zen Arado: no
    Loelia Zabaleta: i am sorry i keep getting phone calls
    Zen Arado: just seeing me walking
    Loelia Zabaleta: i will go to a quiet sim
    Loelia Zabaleta: working
    Zen Arado: np Loelia
    druth Vlodovic: make the people who keep calling you apologize, it's their fault
    Zen Arado: not bothering me
    Loelia Zabaleta: lol
    Loelia Zabaleta: i agree!
    druth Vlodovic: oh, put it on voice! lets see if we can record it ;)
    Zen Arado: put what on voice?
    druth Vlodovic: her phone calls, then she'll be participating in the circle
    Zen Arado: ah ok
    Zen Arado: how do you record with Phoenix?
    druth Vlodovic: no idea, I tried it but it doesn't seem to work


    --BELL--


    druth Vlodovic: g2g
    Zen Arado: k
    Zen Arado: bye Druth
    Zen Arado: bye boxy

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