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hello Raitis,

<P>could you change the XLR word&nbsp; (everywhere) with

<P><B>ZERAMULIX</B>

<P>(it is the Bosma mistake that makes everybody around here &amp; about
very dissatisfied)

<P>and here follows a short explanation:

<P>-the name holds all the letters of holly trinity of the webcast
<BR>pioneers:
<BR>xlr
<BR>mur
<BR>mzx,
<BR>with the addition of four vocals, giving "rhotolitic" taste in your
<BR>mouths when you say the word.
<BR>- zero, nul, ra, ram, random, and linux are forming the first set of
<BR>associations hidden in the sound of the word - needles to say, this
is a
<BR>collection of ideals we are all devoted to
<BR>-ramul - or ramon, ra - is one of the oldest known emperors in the
<BR>registers of what some people out-there still want to call world history
<BR>-although with a slight feeling of male subject, it could easily be
a
<BR>female name - this brings us out of trouble waters considering female
<BR>principles we all stand for like real men
<BR>- the word means nothing

<P>(as explained by Marko Kosnik)

<P>See you in Linz!

<P>bye

<P>Borut
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ho

Official History of Net.art, Volume IV -
"ASCII History of Art for the Blind"
can be found at:
http://www.vuk.org/ascii/blind/

bingo
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