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Miranda
"stay with me, it's
a dream"
This nOde
last updated January 20th, 2004 and is permanently morphing...
(9 Ik (Wind) / 10 (Muan (Owl)
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Miranda
Miranda (me-ràn´de)
noun
The satellite of Uranus
that is closest to the planet.
[After Miranda, daughter
of the magician
Prospero in Shakespeare's _The
Tempest_.]
Miranda
Miranda (me-ràn´de)
adjective
Of, relating to, upholding,
or being a Supreme Court decision requiring that a person under arrest
be informed
of his or her rights to remain silent and to have legal counsel.
[After Ernesto A. Miranda, plaintiff in the case of Miranda v. Arizona (1966).]
604
entity Miranda aka Miranda Silvergren
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Member of: Athena, Prana, Ominus,
Psychlopedia
release _Phenomena_ 12"x3
on Koyote (1996)
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_Green
Man_Arecibo
to send out a message to whoever might be listening. They sent about a quarter
of a kilobyte including structure of human DNA,
a map of our solar system, population of the earth, helpful facts like that." 
release _Northern Lights_
(1999)
_Mantra_
MP3 (160k)_Gnocchi
*rmx*_ (160k) release _Real Rush_
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Dream_
MP3 (160k)
_Real
Rush_ MP3
spoken by Uma
Thurman as Mia Wallace in the film _Pulp
Fiction_ (1994) directed
by Quentin
Tarantino |
Levitation_
MP3 (192k)_Groom
Lake_ MP3 (192k)
off of _Asynja_ on Goldhead (2001)trance
Vol. 2_ compilationVirtual
reality will rehabilitate your mind, and eventually your body. You'll
be all right, I promise. Just concentrate...Go try some music."; "This
is true spirituality."
by Slowdive
by _All_ off of _Pummel_ (1995)
by New Radiant Storm King off of _Singular No Article_ on Rainbow Quartz
(1999)Anomalog:
You
Do NOT Have The Right To Remain Silent. Everything You Say WILL Be Used Against
You In A Court Of Law |
In places like Russia and Germany,
the common people agreed to loosen their grip on traditional folkways, mores,
and religion, and let the intellectuals run with the ball, and they screwed
everything up and turned the century into an abbatoir. Those wordy intellectuals
used to be merely tedious; now they seem kind of dangerous as well.
We Americans are the only ones who didn't get creamed at some point during all
of this. We are free and prosperous because we have inherited political and
values systems fabricated by a particular set of eighteenth-century intellectuals
who happened to get it right. But we have lost touch with those intellectuals,
and with anything like intellectualism, even to the point of not reading books
any more, though we are literate. We seem much more comfortable with propagating
those values to future generations nonverbally, through a process
of being steeped in media. Apparently this actually works to some degree, for
police in many lands are now complaining that local arrestees are insisting
on having their Miranda rights read to them, just like perps in American TV
cop shows. When it's explained to them that they are in a different country,
where those rights do not exist, they become outraged. _Starsky and Hutch_ reruns,dubbed
into diverse languages,
may turn out, in the long run, to be a greater force
for human rights than the _Declaration of Independence_.
- Neal
Stephenson - _In The Beginning Was The Command Line_
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