jane in toronto, and bedgaleart

anyone going to see jane in toronto this weekend? I refuse to go to
Hugh's room, it's an awful venue....

but my heart is black and heavy, it is slags of Merthyr Tydfill

and it heaves once, and it sighs once, and then there's nothing more....

btw, what is bedgaleart?? (sp)

alyson

a crystalline set of dominos,

but not really crystalline

and sort of domino-like,

but not really..........

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  From: dena allen <[email protected]>
  Reply-To: dena allen <[email protected]>
  To: Ben Thomas <[email protected]>, [email protected],
  [email protected]
  Subject: Re: invention
  Date: Fri, 2 Dec 2005 12:37:59 -0800 (GMT-08:00)
  >Who's going to the El Ray tonight are there still tickets for Jane?
  >Dena
  >
  >-----Original Message-----
  >From: Ben Thomas <[email protected]>
  >Sent: Dec 2, 2005 8:56 AM
  >To: [email protected], [email protected]
  >Subject: Re: invention
  >
  >Merthyr Tydfil!!! do i win a prize? thanks for sharing!!
  >ben t
  >
  >
  > >>> Michael Williams <[email protected]> 12/02/05 9:28 AM >>>
  >the long-time sib fans in the audience will know why i share this
  >article
  >with this list - it has nothing at all to do with the subject of the
  >article...but the amazing appearance of a little town i had only
  heard
  >of
  >once before......
  >
  >Rowdy teens beware: the Mosquito is coming
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  >
  >Dec 1, 11:11 AM (ET)
  >
  >LONDON (Reuters) - A Welsh inventor claims to have found the perfect
  >solution to rowdy youngsters -- noise.
  >
  >Howard Stapleton says his device, the "Mosquito," emits an
  >uncomfortable
  >high-pitched ultrasonic sound that can be heard by children and
  >teenagers
  >but almost no one over 30.
  >
  >It has successfully driven away noisy teens from a grocery store in
  >the
  >Welsh town of Barry and a shop in Stapleton's home town Merthyr
  >Tydfil,
  >making smoking, lounging and foul-mouthed youths a thing of the
  past.
  >
  >The ability to hear high frequencies deteriorates with age, but some
  >adults might still be able to hear the Mosquito. No one except young
  >troublemakers appears annoyed, however.
  >
  >"All I'm getting is pats on the back," Stapleton told Reuters. "No
  >bricks
  >thrown at me yet."
  >
  >He said teenagers he had talked to welcomed the device too, because
  >they
  >used to be intimidated by gangs hanging around the shops.
  >
  >The Mosquito has turned Stapleton into a media star, with
  appearances
  >on
  >British TV and radio and interest from as far afield as Australia,
  the
  >United States and Canada.
  >
  >--
  >michael
  >
  >I want to be a lawyer.
  >I want to be a scholar.
  >But I really can't be bothered.
  >Ooh, just gimme it quick, gimme it, gimme gimme gimme gimme!
  >
  >-- kate bush, "Sat in Your Lap", from _The Dreaming_ (released in
  >1982)