The Alan Sondheim Mail Archive

October 12, 2001


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Many JENNIFER and Many NIKUKO and Many JULU Do Run Around Madly
Multiplying in Unseemly Matter Manner

They Do Reproduce So Many JENNIFER and JULU
They Do Reproduce So Many NIKUKO and JENNIFER

They Laugh With Spore Glee and Kill All Bad Anthrax

Here Be The Secret Formula First Part of Ultimate Kill Terror Weapon

JENNIFER^18 + 18 JENNIFER^17 JULU + 153 JENNIFER^16 JULU^2 + 816
JENNIFER^15 JULU^3 + 3060 JENNIFER^14 JULU^4 + 8568 JENNIFER^13 JULU^5 +
18564 JENNIFER^12 JULU^6 + 31824 JENNIFER^11 JULU^7 + 43758 JENNIFER^10
JULU^8 + 48620 JENNIFER^9 JULU^9 + 43758 JENNIFER^8 JULU^10 + 31824
JENNIFER^7 JULU^11 + 18564 JENNIFER^6 JULU^12 + 8568 JENNIFER^5 JULU^13 +

Here Do Be Delicate Middle And Secret Secret Part

6126120 JENNIFER^9 JULU^5 NIKUKO^4 + 9189180 JENNIFER^8 JULU^6 NIKUKO^4 +
10501920 JENNIFER^7 JULU^7 NIKUKO^4 + 9189180 JENNIFER^6 JULU^8 NIKUKO^4 +
6126120 JENNIFER^5 JULU^9 NIKUKO^4 + 3063060 JENNIFER^4 JULU^10 NIKUKO^4 +
1113840 JENNIFER^3 JULU^11 NIKUKO^4 + 278460 JENNIFER^2 JULU^12 NIKUKO^4 +

Here Do Be Excellent World-Renown Very Pop Last Part of Secret Terror Kill

JENNIFER^4 NIKUKO^14 + 12240 JENNIFER^3 JULU NIKUKO^14 + 18360 JENNIFER^2
JULU^2 NIKUKO^14 + 12240 JENNIFER JULU^3 NIKUKO^14 + 3060 JULU^4 NIKUKO^14
+ 816 JENNIFER^3 NIKUKO^15 + 2448 JENNIFER^2 JULU NIKUKO^15 + 2448
JENNIFER JULU^2 NIKUKO^15 + 816 JULU^3 NIKUKO^15 + 153 JENNIFER^2
NIKUKO^16 + 306 JENNIFER JULU NIKUKO^16 + 153 JULU^2 NIKUKO^16 + 18
JENNIFER NIKUKO^17 + 18 JULU NIKUKO^17 + NIKUKO^18

Here Be End of Excellent Kill Anthrax Joke Terror Weapon For Perfect Good
Thank You JENNIFER NIKUKO and JULU



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---------- Forwarded message ----------
Date: Fri, 12 Oct 2001 17:03:09 -0400
From: anastasios.kozaitis@verizon.net
Reply-To: imitationpoetics@topica.com
To: imitationpoetics@topica.com
Subject: [ImitaPo]  Fwd: anthrax Q&A from RU expert

Imitation Poetics
imitationpoetics@topica.com
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This was sent by my employers Office of Public Affairs. My employer, The
Rockefeller University, is a well respected biomedical research university,
and I thought that this information might be helpful to people.

--Ak


 >Rockefeller University Professor Vincent Fischetti, who for 40 years has
 >been studying gram-positive bacteria including anthrax-related
 >organisms, was interviewed this afternoon by Communications and Public
 >Affairs. No one at Rockefeller Hospital has anthrax. And no faculty
 >member, student or staff employee is suspected of having the disease by
 >the university's medical experts. However, realizing that many people on
 >the campus are concerned, Communications and Public Affairs is sending
 >today this information scheduled for publication in next week's News and
 >Notes:
 >
 >
 >1. What is anthrax? It's a disease caused by the Bacillus anthracis, a
 >gram-positive spore forming bacterium.
 >
 >2. What are spores? The dormant state of the bacterium which the
 >organism undergoes when the environment is not suitable for growth. The
 >bacterium can be sustained for decades in this form. It has been said
 >that spores can last over 100 years in the soil.
 >
 >3. Is there soil with anthrax in the US? The spores rarely can be found
 >in the soil here. When anthrax occurs in this country, it primarily
 >occurs in animals that come in contact with spores in soil. No more than
 >100 animals a year are diagnosed with the disease.
 >
 >4. How do anthrax spores get into the soil? When an infected animal dies
 >and its carcass is not removed from the soil, the spores that are formed
 >in the carcass enter the soil.  The next animal that comes in contact
 >with that soil may develop anthrax.
 >
 >5. What about pets? Can they develop anthrax, and can we get it from
 >them? First, anthrax is not a contagious disease. Second, rarely do pets
 >come in contact with the soil in rural areas that may be contaminated
 >with the spores.
 >
 >6. Since anthrax is not contagious, I suppose you can not develop the
 >disease from touching someone with the cutaneous form of anthrax? To
 >become infected from such contact, the organisms from that wound would
 >need to come in direct contact with a scratch or cut on your skin. That
 >would be difficult to do.
 >
 >7. How common is anthrax - that is, before the cases in Florida and the
 >one that reportedly has occurred here in NYC at NBC-TV, has anyone in
 >the U.S. developed anthrax in recent years? Very few cases have been
 >occurring in the US. When they do occur, it's usually in rural areas as
 >a result of exposure to soil or carcasses infected with the spores.
 >
 >8. What about if you eat meat from a carcass that was contaminated? You
 >can develop intestinal  anthrax, which can be fatal in about 50 percent
 >of cases.
 >
 >9. What is inhaled anthrax? The most serious form of the disease, it
 >requires about 10,000 spores to develop. These spores must be inhaled
 >into the  lungs. The spore is then carried from lungs to lymph nodes in
 >macrophages, and this is where they germinate into the actual vegetative
 >form of the bacterium. The bacteria grow in the lymph nodes and spread
 >into blood, producing toxins that ultimately cause shock and death.
 >Inhaled anthrax is usually 100 percent fatal unless treated early.
 >
 >10. How difficult would it be for a terrorist to infect Americans with
 >the spores? Widespread  dissemination  of the spores would be difficult.
 >One would have to retrofit a crop duster airplane with a large
 >concentration of the spores, and have perfect wind conditions to blow
 >the spores into urban areas, so that a cloud of dust of spores would be
 >concentrated there. Infecting lots of people would be very hard to do.
 >What is more likely is the occurrence of a few cases here and there
 >throughout the country.
 >
 >11. What is cutaneous anthrax? It can occur when a person with a skin
 >lesion or scratch comes in contact with the spores. Local inflammation
 >develops. The inflamed area becomes crusted over by a black scab - which
 >is very distinctive. Fatality is 20 percent if untreated.
 >
 >12. When do scabs develop? A few days after inflammation.
 >
 >13. What is the treatment? An antibiotic such as Cipro is recommended.
 >
 >
 >14. What should I do to protect myself and my family from exposure to
 >anthrax? There is nothing you can do. The spores are so small you can't
 >see them in the air. It is not like  dust in your house.
 >
 >You have to lead your life. Terrorists can achieve their goals of
 >causing mass panic, major declines in economy, etc., by just targeting a
 >few people. That may be what they are doing.
 >
 >15. What are you doing to protect yourself? Nothing.
 >
 >
 >16. Can you develop inhaled anthrax by breathing the air around someone
 >who has cutaneous anthrax? No, there are no spores released in cutaneous
 >anthrax.
 >
 >17. Could a terrorist deposit the anthrax spores over food, at a buffet,
 >or at the butcher store, and cause anthrax infection in people who eat
 >the food? Yes, one could get intestinal   anthrax that way. It is about
 >50 percent fatal if not treated properly.
 >
 >18. What do anthrax spores look like? You can't see the individual
 >spores since with the naked eye they are each less than one micron in
 >size. To see them, the spores have to be concentrated - in the tens of
 >millions.
 >
 >
 >19. How does someone feel who develops inhaled anthrax? Flu like
 >symptoms occur in first couple of days. There is trouble breathing. Soon
 >after the breathing problems occur, the individual goes into shock
 >because of the toxin produced by the organism.
 >
 >
 >20. Does the person develop all the typical symptoms of the flu:
 >fatigue, chills, fever, headache, and gastrointestinal symptoms, or just
 >some of them? All of these symptoms could develop.
 >
 >
 >21. What should I do if I believe I've been exposed, or may have it?
 >Contact your physician.


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universe is _as if something carried on_ recording itself.

In a dark manner of speaking, after the WTC attacks, we are found where:
Not that we live life more fully / as if that were possible phenomenologi-
cally, but that we are at organism-degree-zero: Something apparently alive
_of us_ - through or extruded through processes of crystallization: What
_appears to be a body crawling out through the debris field: Operations
coming to a halt: Clear the way: Send Delta Team A into there: Bring her
out of there: We're coming out: Please stand back: We can't tell if she's
still alive: Adrenalin IV: We're free to die: organism-degree-zero: of all
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