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\texit{Nature does not know extinction; all it knows is transformation. Everything science has taughtme, and continues to teach me, strengthens my belief in the continuity of our spiritual existence after death.}
-WERNER VON BRAUN

The process that technical writing, running a news-wire for distribution and a degree for mass-production is specified. Our sectors, once compartmentalized represent the collective computing ability in the perceptive threshold. The influx of financial and working capitol is the mass-consumptive technicLook for the missing! Tune in for the death of the medium rare, open-source cold typeface. This collection, structurally, the model the Bayer USA corp. followed for consolidating substance in the 1950’sDiacetylmorphine, which we refer to as the element [X] is subject to the procedure of filtration and cold extraction, mirroring capital flow. Two threads of thought are presented: one concerns the steak, its culinary state.The other, constellates pharmacopeic subsystems for machines.

“Innocent as doves, shrewd as serpents” \texit{KJV, 10:16}

Scene 1: Litigation finance is the gylphosate user’s single-origin, secure organic cup of coffee.

Scene 2: In 1994, the neighbouring country launched (24 GLONASS satellites) hurling them into the orbit. On the one hand, the United States’s GPS (Global Positioning System) and on the other, GLONASS (Global’naya Navigatsionnaya Sputnikovaya Sistema) satellites were throwninto space.

Scene 3: The WSJ merges with the Scorcese short film (interview) project

First, the steak is the palatable medium for food consumption. Cook it rare, medium well and well done! Keeping it at a distance from the flame, the organic flavour conceals itself as the meat is flipped. Country fried steak and eggs is classic at the diner on Sunday mornings. Perfect for collecting one’s wits over two cups of coffee amongst the audible clangingof forks, chatter, and a waitress’s wry smile.

Next, the description of the system in cold, collated technical figures: writing code for cheap (micro) sattelites, thrown with violence, and hurled into space. Jinan-1 satellite wastasked with the transmission of quantum key distribution (QKD) for cross-continental telegrams, secure communications. QKD and globally encrypted satellite communications take the micro-architecture of secure, cryptographic protocols for document exchange and distribution,
as the pardigmatic basis for encoding. (QKD) differs from GNU PRIVACY PROTOCOL (GPG) and PRETTY GOOD PRIVACY (PGP) as complexity in its hash signiatures grows.

The cryptographic origins for security in sensitive communications lies in the ancient and the modern message whence its content was subject to the affixting of skin. Consider EA Poe’s \texit{A few words on secret writing} (1841)

“As we can scarcely imagine a time when there did not exist a necessity, or at least a desire, of transmitting information from one individual to another, in such manner as to elude general comprehension; so we may well suppose the practice of writing in cipher to be of great antiquity. De La Guilletiere, therefore, who, in his” Lacedaemon Ancient and Modern,” maintains that the Spartans were the inventors of Cryptography, is obviously in error. He speaks of the scytala as being the origin of the art; but he should only have cited it as one of its earliest instances, so far as our records extend. The scytalae were two wooden Cylinders, prccisclv similar in all respects. The general of an army, in going upon any expedition, received from the ephori one of these cylinders, while the other remained in their possession. If either party had occasion to communicate with the other, a narrow strip of parchment was so wrapped around the scytala that the edges of the skin fitted accurately each to each. The writing was then inscribed longitudinally, and the epistle unrolled and dispatched. If, by mischance, the messenger was intercepted, the letter proved unintelligible to his captors. If he reached his destination safely, however, the party addressed had only to involve the second Winder in the strip to decipher the inscription. The transmission to ourown times of this obvious mode of cryptography is due, probably, to the historical uses of the scytala, rather than to anything else. Similar means of secret intercommunication must have existed almost contemporaneously with the invention of letters.

It may be as well to remark, in passing, that in none of the treatises on the subject of this paper which have fallen under our cognizance, have we observed any suggestion of a method—other than those which apply alike to all ciphers—for the solution of the cipher by scytala. We read of instances, indeed, in which the intercepted parchments were deciphered; but we are not informed that this was ever done except accidentally. Yet a solution might be obtained with absolute certainty in this manner. The strip of skin being intercepted, let there be prepared a cone of great length comparatively—say six feet long—and whose circumference at base shall at least equal the length of the strip. Let this latter be rolled upon the cone near the base, edge to edge, as above described; then, still keeping edge to edge, and maintaining the parchment close upon the cone, let it be gradually slipped towards the apex. In this process, some of those words, syllables, or letters, whose connection is intended, will be sure to come together at that point of the cone where its diameter equals that of the scytala upon which the cipher was written. And as, in passing up the cone to its apex, all possible diameters are passed over, there is no chance of a failure. The circumference of the scytala being thus ascertained, a similar one can be made, and the cipher appliedto it.”

Spartan cypher machines and cyptology, the origins of the scytala, epistle and the inscription was subject to the indecipherability if the messenger was intercepted.

• Personal note: I want 10k to shoot a film and dine at Chez Panisse. I will steal the capitol, startshoplifting and eat her alive! [-]
• Is the beach in Carmel by the Sea colloquially called “Cemetary Beach,” b/c riptide. The true name is “Monestary Beach.”

“\texit{Trust but verify}… ” – Pres. Ronald W. Reagan

This edition features tracks from Patsy Cline, Darlene Love and the restricted Michael Gira EP: Drainland!

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