minutes june 11th 2012

HOW TO FORMAT?
how to prepare, practice and perform.

play within a play
(noh and kyogen, shakespearean aside)

recording the presentation then playing it back

"takes"

"interruptions"

>signal vs. noise discussion

create a rupture

Etymology of form
imagined "vessel"  vs. dreamed "vessel"'
takes form > morpheus

Q factor

community of numbers

the reflexive curve, in tension (threshhold) , un pin pointable
wading through the noise fog, we can barely hear ourselves,
we don't know what we're talking about, maybe it's just gibberish

Deleuze's difference and repetition.

gobbledygook

also gobbledegook, "the overinvolved, pompous talk of officialdom" [Klein], 1944, Amer.Eng., first used by U.S. Rep. Maury Maverick, D.-Texas, (1895-1954), a grandson of the original maverick and chairman of U.S. Smaller War Plants Corporation during World War II. First used in a memo dated March 30, 1944, banning "gobbledygook language" and mock-threateaning, "anyone using the words activation or implementation will be shot." Maverick said he made up the word in imitation of turkey noise. Another word for it, coined about the same time, was bafflegab (1952).

what if we listen back to the recording and then re-speak what we already just talked about. performing ourselves? 

bogus

Some trace this to tantrabobus, also tantrabogus, a late 18c. colloquial Vermont word for any odd-looking object, in later 19c. use "the devil," which might be connected to tantarabobs, recorded as a Devonshire name for the devil. Others trace it to the same source as bogey (1).

the ascent of money

errant error, wandering off of silence, wandering off of a reference ground.