Waking thoughts and howling winds

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Dream jottings:

Thesaurus can be Index
where everything is linked.

Set up an experiment
in gesturing the wind.

It’s time to tag the Posts again
to track recurring themes.

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But the howling wind of yesterday
demands attention more.

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Now.
To make,
or analyze or document?

Animate the howl!
the katabatic
pressure to
decide.

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2 Replies to “Waking thoughts and howling winds”

  1. The waking from sleeping is a great time for ideas. I woke this morning with plans of basalt, to watch (to animate) a wall added to , to document patterns of flagging and walls.

  2. Simon says:

    Dear Lisa

    A wonderful idea. My impression is that your thesaurus (in its current
    form) is more of a dictionary of usage. If its roll is to change to an
    index it could me more of a Directory. I note that the visual
    thesaurus people now offer sound as well. That would be a nice
    dimension to include – especially for the wind. No wind in your
    thesaurus – yet.

    However, using the letters of the alphabet to define the limits of
    your datscape is perhaps a flawed text driven approach.

    I think you are right in thinking that the key to using your WordPress
    infrastructure is to harness the power of the Categories. As we have
    discussed before, the categories represent a taxonomy of your thinking
    space. Coming up with a set or durable categories is a core challenge.
    In the metadata domain (where I often hang out) experience has shown
    that there is always a trade off to be negotiated between the minimal
    (simple) and the comprehensive (complex).

    The rules are deeply embedded in nature. 1 is heaven, 3 is optimal, 5
    is accepable, 8 is an effort, 13 is stretching it, 21 is too many.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fibonacci_number

    What if your categories were visual rather than textual? There is a
    bit of if this then that PHP work to be done but it should be fairly
    simple for someone who knows PHP.

    Best wishes

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Posted on Thursday, November 15th, 2007