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FOLLOW UP: VW CONSIDERS RADICAL COST SAVING PLANSInformation has come out as to the extent that Volkswagen Group are considering how to save the $4 billion they state they need to. This includes closing up to three German plants, reducing wages, reducing bonuses and more. Unions have reacted angrily whilst VW has not commented on the claims. To find out more, click this Reuters link here. FOLLOW UP: JLR STILL HAVING REPAIR ISSUESA year ago the CEO of JLR, Adrian Mardell, apologised for how long it was taking to repair their customer's vehicles. This situation is still not resolved. Problems with their supply chain, which not all are their fault, as well as the supply hub they switched to has meant that around 10,000 customer cars are off the road. Click this Autocar article to read more. RADFORD MOTORS FILES FOR CHAPTER 11 BANKRUPTCYThe car company co-founded by Jenson Button, Ant Antsted and Dan Bednarski, to build a low volume supercar based on a modern interpretation of the Lotus Type 62, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in the US. This is a debt restructuring move and does not mean the company is folding. There are also two court cases being brought against Ansted and Bednarski over financial matters related to the company. In order to find out more, click this Road & Track article link here. CHINA DEPORTS VW EXEC OVER DRUG ALLEGATIONSChina has deported a senior Volkswagen executive, Jochen Sengphiehl, over claims he failed a recreational drug test. He was held by authorities for 10 days before the action was taken. Many questions come from this, is it real or China flexing? You can read more, by clicking this Reuters article link here. RIVIAN AND BOSCH TAKE EACH OTHER TO COURT Bosch has sued Rivian for breach of contract, which caused Rivian to counter sue. Rivian cancelled their contract for electric drivetrains from the supplier as they will use their own in-house developed ones. Bosch are, understandably, unhappy at the loss of business, whilst Rivian state that this issue is why they did not deliver as many cars as expected previously. Click this electrive link to find out more. NEW PHEV BATTERY GIVES CLAIMED 249 MILE RANGECATL has released information on a plug-in hybrid battery, that gives a claimed electric only range of 249 miles. This has the chaps confused. Why is it PHEV only? Sounds almost too good to be true, but is it? What are Alan and Andrew missing? You can read more on this, by clicking this Autocar article link here. STELLANTIS TO ROAD TEST SOLID STATE BATTERIES IN 2026Stellantis are the latest company to announce when they will be road testing their solid state batteries. Using a fleet of Dodge Charger Daytonas, for some reason, they will be trying them out on the roads in 2026. To read more on this, including the list of others who have claimed they will have...

Welcome to the daily304 – your window into Wonderful, Almost Heaven, West Virginia.   Today is Sunday, Jan. 7  Get free seeds and compete in the WV Garden Challenge. From water trails to four-wheeling, outdoor recreation abounds in the Advantage Valley. And a historic property in Ansted has links to explorer William Clark…on today's daily304. #1 – From WBOY – Once again, the “Grow This: West Virginia Garden Challenge” is sending out free seeds to help West Virginians start their own garden, but this year's challenge has some added competition. According to the West Virginia University Extension Grow This organization, last year's challenge, which distributed seeds to 25,000 West Virginians, was “a practice round for 2024.” This year, they're giving out seeds for Jimmy Nardello peppers, red Russian kale and scarlet nantes carrots. Individuals, families and groups in West Virginia can sign up to get free seeds and to join a state-wide competition—county versus county.  Growers can now join the challenge by filling out a survey, and once they get their seeds in April, they can earn points for their country by completing challenges. Read more: https://www.wboy.com/wv-outdoors/sign-up-for-free-seeds-through-2024-grow-this-wv-garden-challenge/ #2 – From LIVABILITY.COM –  Outdoor recreation in West Virginia, specifically in the Advantage Valley between Charleston and Huntington, is easy to find – just follow the trail. Whether it's hiking, paddling, horseback riding or zooming around in an all-terrain vehicle, there is a well-maintained pathway to accommodate all manner of activities. Along the way, residents and visitors can soak in the magnificent mountain landscapes and meet plenty of other outdoor enthusiasts who are enjoying the same thing. “Our region is a growing outdoor recreation mecca for people to explore and discover,” says Bill Currey, chairman and founder of the Coal River Group, which oversees the 88-mile Coal River Water Trail. “We have everything that you would want in terms of both land and water trails.” Other recreational opportunities include the Hatfield McCoy Trails, an extensive network of off-roading trails in southern West Virginia. Just north of Charleston lies the Elk River Trail, which offers hiking and biking as well as paddling along the adjacent Elk River.  Visit www.wvtourism.com for more recreational opportunities in Almost Heaven and start planning your getaway today. Read more: https://livability.com/wv/charleston/experiences-adventures/advantage-valley-an-outdoor-lovers-paradise/   #3 – From WV EXPLORER – Historians investigating the history of a landmark tavern in southern West Virginia have uncovered evidence that explorer William Clark, of the Lewis & Clark Expedition, lodged there in the 1820s. Clark's presence at the former Tyree Tavern in Ansted was unknown until a diary entry was recently uncovered in the archives of the Lewis and Clark Trust. “It is really exciting to find an actual document—in William Clark's own hand!—that established his stop at the tavern in his 1817-1820 travel diary,” said Pamela Webster-Walsh who co-owns the property with her sister Laura Moore. Believed to have been established as a tavern in the very early 1800s, the hewn-timber structure is one of the oldest in the southern state. It was a stagecoach stop for travelers crossing the Appalachian Mountains, and during the Civil War, it served as a headquarters for both northern and southern armies. Webster-Walsh says she and Moore welcome all possible information on the history of the tavern. Correspondence through email should be directed to walshpw116@gmail.com. A Facebook page has also been established at Tyree Tavern - Past & Present. Read more: https://wvexplorer.com/2023/01/03/evidence-lewis-and-clark-ansted-west-virginia/   Find these stories and more at wv.gov/daily304. The daily304 curated news and information is brought to you by the West Virginia Department of Commerce: Sharing the wealth, beauty and opportunity in West Virginia with the world. Follow the daily304 on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram @daily304. Or find us online at wv.gov and just click the daily304 logo.  That's all for now. Take care. Be safe. Get outside and enjoy all the opportunity West Virginia has to offer.  

Dr. Matt and President Rex visit with Dr. John Sullivan. Dr. Sullivan is a native of Ansted, WV and is recognized for his 26 service as the Executive Director of the Florida Southern Baptist Convention and 65 total years in ministry. He has pastored churches from Arizona to Florida. Under his leadership, the FL SBC planted 2,500 new churches, baptized 779,391 individuals, made historical impacts on international missions and national disaster relief, and strengthened institutions of theological education.

Today we're joined by Seth Kessler of Kesslers Property Management out of Ansted, West Virginia. Seth has a growing lawn and landscaping business which has doubled since his last time on the podcast. Along the way, there have been challenges, including a recent truck & trailer accident that almost put him out of business. Enjoy. LAL Live 2023 Save 50% on registration for EQUIP 2023 (with code: Brian) Get Brian's Free Newsletter https://www.lawntrepreneuracademy.com/ Brian's Lawn Maintenance On YouTube   Brian's Lawn Maintenance On Instagram   Ballard-Inc.com (Brians10)   KUJO (Brians10)   Equipment Defender (Brians10)   https://gpstrackit.com/brianlm/   www.brandedbullinc.com Mention Brian's name and save $100 on a new website.   https://www.yardbook.com/   https://www.exmark.com/   https://www.echo-usa.com/home  

Welcome to the daily304 – your window into Wonderful, Almost Heaven, West Virginia.   Today is Sunday, April 2  Did you know you can camp for free within the New River Gorge National Park?...a new airline at Yeager will offer budget flights to Orlando and “the other” Charleston…and an African-American arts academy hosts summer camp for teens…on today's daily304. #1 – From THE GAZETTE-MAIL –  “It's a pretty place,” said first-time New River Gorge National Park and Preserve camper Sharon Simpson as she relaxed on a chair at her campsite in the park's Glade Creek Campground. “The only sounds you hear are from the river or a passing train,” Simpson said. “When I walked to the creek to take some pictures, a deer walked right past me.” Unlike most campgrounds in other national parks, where campers are charged fees averaging about $20 per night, all eight campgrounds found within the New River National Park and Preserve are free and open year round. They're rated primitive--meaning they lack drinking water, bathhouses, or hookups for power and other utilities--but what they lack in amenities are more than made up for with the area's natural beauty and proximity to recreation like fishing and hiking.  Read more: https://www.wvgazettemail.com/news/new-river-gorges-no-fee-campgrounds-a-rarity-among-national-parks/article_39387025-9380-5371-a9db-46fa91db3cc2.html   #2 – From GOVERNOR.WV.GOV –  Gov. Jim Justice has announced a partnership with the successful new low cost carrier Breeze Airways to connect West Virginia International Yeager Airport (CRW) with at least five cities over the next two years.  New nonstop flights to Orlando, Florida (MCO) and Charleston, South Carolina (CHS) will begin May 31, 2023. The new routes are now on sale at introductory fares of $59 and $49, respectively, one way. At least three more destinations, including New York City, are slated to be added over the next 24 months.  This innovative partnership between the state, Kanawha County, and the City of Charleston comes after years of decline in available destinations from smaller airports around the country, including West Virginia International Yeager Airport. The new flights will more than double air connectivity to West Virginia's capital. Breeze was launched in 2021 by JetBlue founder and former CEO David Neeleman with a mission to fill a key gap in America's air-travel offerings: efficient, affordable, direct flights between secondary airports, bypassing hubs for shorter travel times. It was recently named one of the best domestic airlines in the U.S. by Travel + Leisure.  Read more: https://governor.wv.gov/News/press-releases/2023/Pages/Gov.-Justice-announces-historic-airline-partnership.aspx   #3 – From BLACK BY GOD –  The Norman Jordan African American Arts & Heritage Academy is planning its 2023 Summer Youth Arts & Heritage Academy.   NJAAAHA is an annual summer arts program that offers teenagers between the ages of 12-18 concentrated study in their chosen artistic discipline. The program provides classes in instrumental and vocal music, theater, dance, visual arts, creative writing (including hip-hop and basic songwriting), and arts technology. The workshops are supplemented with historical and cultural knowledge associated with the students' chosen art form, with guest performers, field trips and more.  Norman Jordan of Ansted, WV was the president and chief financial officer of the NJAAA&HA until his passing in 2015. Jordan was one of the leading African-American poets of West Virginia and the Black Arts Movement.  This year's academy will meet at West Virginia State University the week of July 10-15. Applications are open at https://normanjordanaaaha.com/ Read more: https://blackbygod.org/articles/community/the-norman-jordan-african-american-arts-heritage-academy-returns-for-2023-summer-youth-program-at-west-virginia-state-university   Find these stories and more at wv.gov/daily304. The daily304 curated news and information is brought to you by the West Virginia Department of Commerce: Sharing the wealth, beauty and opportunity in West Virginia with the world. Follow the daily304 on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram @daily304. Or find us online at wv.gov and just click the daily304 logo.  That's all for now. Take care. Be safe. Get outside and enjoy all the opportunity West Virginia has to offer.

In this episode of the month's Ask the Career Coach edition of the Jobs with Jodi podcast, NPCA Career Consultant and fellow RPCV, Dr. Ronda Ansted, joins Jodi to chat about the importance of spring cleaning your career--much like your house--and how specifically to do so in order to keep your professional portfolio and documents updated with relevant credentials and experiences to best reflect your evolving professional brand.FEATURED GUEST:Returned Peace Corps Volunteer Dr. Ronda Ansted (South Africa 2007–09) is a career consultant and creator of the My Career Design Studio — a unique online platform designed as a 'career coach in your pocket' — assisting people in all aspects of career planning and the job search. All RPCVs have free access to this platform for four months. PODCAST HOST:Returned Peace Corps Volunteer Jodi Hammer (Ecuador 1994–97), is a job coach and host of the Global Reentry's Jobs with Jodi Podcast. In her role as Global Reentry Career Support Specialist with NPCA, she develops and delivers individual and group programming to foster Global Reentry's mission of providing career and transitional support to RPCVs worldwide. Need help with your next career opportunity after service? With the Global Reentry Program, National Peace Corps Association (NPCA) is here to help returned Volunteers with readjustment at home after service, provide resources to overcome challenges, and take the next steps toward healthy lives and successful careers.We're National Peace Corps Association (NPCA) — a mission-driven social impact organization that encourages and celebrates the lifelong commitment to Peace Corps ideals. NPCA supports a united and vibrant Peace Corps community of nearly a quarter-million individuals — including current and Returned Peace Corps Volunteers, current and former staff, community partners around the globe, family, and friends — in our efforts to create a better world. Find out more, get the latest news for the Peace Corps community, sign up for our newsletter, and join. Basic membership is free: peacecorpsconnect.org

The laws of gravity don't seem to apply as we tour the "Mystery Hole" in Ansted. In Cameron, we examine artifacts that may or may not emit energy that sends chills running down our spine at the Archive of the Afterlife or the National Museum of the Paranormal. Then we face our fear of heights on the bridge walk (an open-air 88 stories high catwalk) under the New River Gorge Bridge.

About Christina J. Ansted and Rapid Commercialization Partners: Dynamic, results-driven, and entrepreneurial biotechnology executive dedicated to building a legacy of innovation for how clinical-stage biotech companies approach commercialization, improving rates of success and to making a difference for patients living with rare or poorly managed disease. Solution-oriented leader, highly focused on optimization, outcomes, and driving value across an organization with a sophisticated approach to commercialization strategy and execution and building high performance teams. Extensive experience in the global commercialization of rare disease products, medical services, and medical communications with expertise in patient identification and diagnostic strategy. RCP is a global firm focused on optimizing commercial development of rare disease products for clinical-stage biotechnology companies to maximize revenue potential and directly impact time to value. Our Mission To create a critical shift in how emerging biotech companies approach commercialization. We offer our clients the ability to begin commercialization without having to build a large commercial footprint at a time when capacity for investment may be minimal or premature. We help our clients to prepare a solid commercial foundation while implementing best practices and processes from the start. Building an elite commercial organization takes time and investment. An RCP engagement provides a fully operational, multidisciplinary team of seasoned commercial executives from day 1, who understand the critical factors that drive performance and have a proven ability to achieve results. We operate as an extension of our client's organization providing comprehensive, cross-functional commercial expertise and implementation, in addition to an extensive network of strategic alliances that serve our clients seamlessly during any engagement. Our approach drives value by enabling our clients to continue organizational growth and expansion while simultaneously preparing for commercialization - eliminating time lost due to ramp-up and reducing the learning curve for new and/or existing commercial hires by providing an elevated platform from which to achieve future commercial success.

We welcome on very special guest, Alex Ansted, of Saturday Football to talk all things college football. Sawyer and Harris give a brief synopsis of the Super Bowl, then dive into each of our most recent Mock Drafts. After that they draft their Top3/Bottom3 of Olympic Sports, then finishing things off with a toast and a roast. 

Our monthly Ask the Career Coach episode of Jobs with Jodi podcast focuses on providing answers to RPCVs' most burning career questions.In honor of February and Valentine's Day, our special guest — NPCA Career Consultant and fellow RPCV — Dr. Ronda Ansted answers questions about how to live a life you love, how to identify career pursuits that are in line with your personal and professional desires, and how to find jobs in those areas to help make your career dreams come true. Ronda and Jodi dive deep into ways to hone in on your niche areas of expertise, how to lean into your passions for fulfillment, and about harnessing the new year's energy to make the changes needed to find the  job that feeds your soul. If you have a burning question to add to the discussion, feel free to pre-submit questions to jodi@rpcv.org with subject line "Questions for Ask the Career Coach."Want to attend the recording on this podcast episode? We allow a small number of listeners in the recording of the session. Register by clicking on the ''attending" button above to receive the zoom meeting information.  FEATURED GUEST:Dr. Ronda Ansted is an RPCV (South Africa), career consultant and creator of the My Career Design Studio, a unique online platform designed as a 'career coach in your pocket', assisting people in all aspects of career planning and the job search. All RPCVs have free access to this platform for 4 months.  PODCAST HOST: Jodi Hammer is an RPCV (Ecuador 1994–97), Job Coach, and host of the Global Reentry's Jobs with Jodi Podcast. In her role as Global Reentry Career Support Specialist with NPCA, she develops and delivers individual and group programming to foster Global Reentry's mission of providing career and transitional support to RPCVs worldwide.  Need help with your next career opportunity after service? With the Global Reentry Program, National Peace Corps Association (NPCA) is here to help returned Volunteers with readjustment at home after service, provide resources to overcome challenges, and take the next steps toward healthy lives and successful careers.We're National Peace Corps Association (NPCA) — a mission-driven social impact organization that encourages and celebrates the lifelong commitment to Peace Corps ideals. NPCA supports a united and vibrant Peace Corps community of nearly a quarter-million individuals — including current and Returned Peace Corps Volunteers, current and former staff, community partners around the globe, family, and friends — in our efforts to create a better world. Find out more, get the latest news for the Peace Corps community, sign up for our newsletter, and join. Basic membership is free: peacecorpsconnect.org

Being fired or let go is not the end of the world, and is common among many people. Understanding what to do next is the focus of this months podcast.This months "Ask the Career Coach" addresses the topic of being fired or let go from your job, and guidance towards a positive outlook on this detrimental occurrence.  Ronda and Jodi offer guidance into changing this detrimental occurrence into a positive new start. They share tips and advice next steps for your career and making this opportunity a positive transition 

Join us for our monthly Career Coach Q&A featuring a conversation between Career Services Specialist Jodi Hammer and fellow career consultant, Dr. Ronda Ansted. This month we focused on the concept of change in the career world. Finding your path and moving toward a more rewarding and fulfilling career. 

Join us for our monthly Career Coach Q&A featuring a conversation between Career Services Specialist Jodi Hammer and fellow career consultant, Dr. Ronda Ansted. This month we focused on career decision making and how you know mentally, emotionally, and physically that you are in the right career-- or if it's time to change careers.  You don't have to settle for one career in your life time. Create a career path that can go from topic to topic if you can't decided which path to pick. Career decisions are important, but NEVER settle, and follow your passions and what makes you happy. 

Our monthly Career Coach Q&A features a conversation between Jobs with Jodi Podcast host and career coach Jodi Hammer, and fellow career consultant, Dr. Ronda Ansted. Together, they address many topics and answer questions on all things career.

This week's podcast features an interview between host and Career Coach, Jodi Hammer and Career Consultant Dr. Ronda Ansted, answering questions from the audience on all things career.Music: "Quiet Calculation" By Joseph McDade

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This podcast was created to share our love of the holidays, year round, with you. Our fourth summer podcast takes us to the Mystery Hole in Ansted, West Virginia, thanks to Sydney's series on Unusual Tourist Attractions across America. Randy continues his series on vacationing in the U.S. with a look at the 1950's and the opening of Disneyland in California. And Beth continues sharing Summer time drinks by looking at Chick-Fil-A and their frosted lemonade. That's a lot of fun topics, right? Join us by listening to this episode and by following us on the below social media sites: Twitter: @holiday_moons Instagram: @holidaymoons Facebook Page and Group: holidaymoons Website: randalmoon.wixsite.com/holidaymoons HolidayMoons was created because we love and celebrate holidays and seasons throughout the year, and we want to share our love with you. It includes decorating, going to festivals and events, watching related TV shows and movies, listening to seasonal music, cooking and eating, seasonal shopping, and best of all, enjoying how others, like you, have celebrated too.

This podcast was created to share our love of the holidays, year round, with you. Our fourth summer podcast takes us to the Mystery Hole in Ansted, West Virginia, thanks to Sydney's series on Unusual Tourist Attractions across America. Randy continues his series on vacationing in the U.S. with a look at the 1950's and the opening of Disneyland in California. And Beth continues sharing Summer time drinks by looking at Chick-Fil-A and their frosted lemonade. That's a lot of fun topics, right? Join us by listening to this episode and by following us on the below social media sites: Twitter: @holiday_moons Instagram: @holidaymoons Facebook Page and Group: holidaymoons Website: randalmoon.wixsite.com/holidaymoons HolidayMoons was created because we love and celebrate holidays and seasons throughout the year, and we want to share our love with you. It includes decorating, going to festivals and events, watching related TV shows and movies, listening to seasonal music, cooking and eating, seasonal shopping, and best of all, enjoying how others, like you, have celebrated too.

Paul, Mark and Josh finally head to the Mystery Hole in Ansted, West Virginia. They are on a mission to save their friend David and Josh's family from the evil Magic Squirrel exec Lenny. Join us for the adventure of a lifetime. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pointlessdiscussions/support

Artist Statement for "Mother's Day," a graphic prose poem in eight 20x30 panels, part of the Place.Mark exhibition opening on 7 March 2008 at the Work Gallery on State Street in Ann Arbor, Michigan. The music is a remix of "Environmental Experiment 109" by Strexx, and is available, with other environmental experiments, from strexx.com A small slideshow of the panels may be experienced in the Limited Fork podcast.

The author, Thylias Moss, reads her picture book I WANT TO BE with music by the 2002-3 version of Ansted (when he was ten). This audio file is For Janice H. and Talisa J., a mother and a teacher to whom this book has become important. Thank you for sharing your thoughts on the book, thoughts that extend what the book accomplishes. I am glad to have you as collaborators in expansion. This sound file is also for Janice's daughter and for all of the children in Talisa's learning space in Georgia.

Sound poam treatment of "Maudell's Moon," a print poem by Thylias Moss, dedicated to Kevin Clark who provided the occasion for the recording of this version that differs from the print object necessarily for not occupying the same form of space, and for needing to adapt to the forms of occupancy possible in the different host landscapes (I'm thinking also of Zachary C. --thanks for being in this landscape, too).

Part of the project to distill the soundtrack of HEAT DOZENS (a video poam available in the Limited Fork podcast) into some of its composite sonic constituents. This unit of composite sonic constituency focuses on the "Elements of Damage" isolate. The designation of "damage" for this isolate may depend in part upon the cooperation of visual damage cues, and feedback loops between the sound and the visual to reinforce a "damage" contract (which may be broken or strengthened in a number of ways, by either partner or by other arriving parties). Even if this sonic isolate retains an association with damage based upon sonic elements only, the nature of the damage may be perceived differently without the corroboration of visual damage to help define intensity and duration of damage.

soundtrack of the LFMK video poam made for the SAPAC (Sexual Assault Prevention and Awareness Center & SafeHouse Center) "rEVOLUTION" show in the Duderstadt Center Gallery to launch the LFMK brand. LFMK (Looking for My Killer) is a (type of) PSA that hopes to call attention to the vulnerability of humanity through an extreme selfless act, that of a woman using herself to attract the attention of an attacker in order to protect other women the attacker might pursue if she were not willingly available. Because she enters into her humanitarian mission joyfully, the music is spirited, the colors of the embedded ads (by Ansted Moss of abstract-projections.com) are vivid. Look for LFMK T-shirts, mouse pads, mugs, picture frames, tote bags. Read some of the LFMK print poams in The Canary, Callaloo, NOR, and the Oleander Review. The LFMK video poam is available in the Limited Fork podcast.

Soundtrack of the "Bubbling" video poam (in the Limited Fork podcast) with all of the vocals and none of Ansted's music. The complete "Bubbling" soundtrack is available in this podcast.

A sound poam version of the "Me and Bubble Went to Memphis" print poam that is part of the "Bubbling to Memphis" print, sound, and tactile poam group. Other group members are in this podcast and in the Limited Fork podcast. For Primus.

Soundtrack poam of Shaelyn Smith's video poam exploring (some of) the nature of what contains & (some of) the nature of what is contained through an investigation of the changing nature of the Frieze building during its time of demolition. See Shaelyn's video in the Limited Fork Video Anthology podcast.

Complete soundtrack poam of the "Bubbling to Memphis" video poam (in the Limited Fork podcast). Features "Neptunian Studio" composed and performed by Ansted Moss. The a capella version of the soundtrack is in this podcast. Look for "Neptunian Studio" on Ansted's "WinslowSpeak" album coming soon to a music download location. For Primus.

Soundtrack poam of the "In Your Face" video poam available in the Limited Fork podcast. Contains sound effects from various sound banks.

Short form of the longer update, both of which feature more images by Ansted Moss. This video poam explores how war and other physically, emotionally, and psychologically turbulent situations affect attempts to do laundry in an otherwise comfortable urban location. The update became necessary when external hard drive failure caused the loss of some of the source files. This piece is the outcome of salvage, replacement, and reinvention. Thank you, Evie, for asking for a poam when I was doing laundry. Thank you, Ansted for all the dirty socks and for images of me draped with laundry. The print poam may be read at mipoesias.com.

Sound poam iteration of "Accidental Culture," a print poam in TOKYO BUTTER that was also featured in Poetry Daily. This sound poam is for Don and Diane. Thanks for your interest in the print form.

Detonated (short) sound poam soundtrack from the "Monday Aardvark DETONATED" video poam in the Limited Fork podcast where the full "Monday Aardvark of Laundry" video poam is also located. Thanks again, Evie of MiPO where the print "Ardvark" poam is.

A sound poam version of the Valentine's Day prose piece "Verde" made for POETRY. The prose piece may be read at poetrymagazine.org. This sound poam is for John. Thanks, Danielle, for asking me to write it. A video poam version is coming soon. Thanks also goes to "Somnambule Ballad," a poem by Federico Garcia Lorca, the source of the Spanish in both the sound poam and the prose piece in POETRY.

Sound poam version of the print poam appearing in MiPO and dedicated to Evie at MiPO. This sound poam is also for Jim Cogswell as it comes out of my thinking about an alphabet of socks, and is for Winter 2007 student forkers who are working on their own poams exploring containment and war. "Monday Aardvark of Laundry" contains a quote from herbsnhoney.com

Sound poam composed in collaboration with the mirroring sequence in the "Pleasurable Complexity" video poam that debuted at the collaborative poetry event and concurrent Duderstadt Center Gallery show that featured photography by John Chervinsky in September 2006 at the University of Michigan. The "Pleasurable Complexity" video poam is available in the Limited Fork podcast where other materials, including pdfs, related to lattices (including lattices in TOKYO BUTTER, a collection of print poams by Thylias Moss) are available.

Main soundtrack poam composed in collaboration with the "Pleasurable Complexity" video poam that concludes with the sound poam "Glassy Implications of the Lattice" composed for the mirroring sequence, and available in this podcast. "Pleasurable Complexity" is a video poam that debuted at the collaborative poetry event and concurrent Duderstadt Center Gallery show that featured photography by John Chervinsky in September 2006 at the University of Michigan. The "Pleasurable Complexity" video poam is available in the Limited Fork podcast where other materials, including pdfs, related to lattices (including lattices in TOKYO BUTTER, a collection of print poams by Thylias Moss) are available.

Soundtrack Poam of "Pi Complex," a video poam short available in the Limited Fork podcast. This soundtrack poam is related to "Pi Song" and to video and audio versions of "Tornado Pi" available in Limited Fork and Limited Fork Music.

Soundtrack poam of "Rush Hour," a video poam available in the Limited Fork podcast.

This video poam is an unintended collaboration that in the lack of intention becomes a lattice itself, a community of interactions from multiple locations intersecting on a number of levels (or lattices). The compatibility of KC's video, and the spoken language with Ansted's images seems designed rather than incidental, yet it wasn't until I had these separate components for the Gallery exhibit component of "Pleasurable Complexity" Limited Fork poetry event that I realized the benefit of seeing the separate pieces together, allowing them to speak a shared language in addition to the multiple levels of saying in their separate languages. Two themes of the "Pleasurable Complexity" Limited Fork poetry event were "place value" and "implications of the lattice," with "implications of the lattice" contained in notions of "place value," and notions of "place value" contained in "implications of the lattice." More "Pleasurable Complexity" materials are available from the Limited Fork podcast. --Thylias Moss

This video poam is an unintended collaboration that in the lack of intention becomes a lattice itself, a community of interactions from multiple locations intersecting on a number of levels (or lattices). The compatibility of KC's video, and the spoken language with Ansted's images seems designed rather than incidental, yet it wasn't until I had these separate components for the Gallery exhibit component of "Pleasurable Complexity" Limited Fork poetry event that I realized the benefit of seeing the separate pieces together, allowing them to speak a shared language in addition to the multiple levels of saying in their separate languages. Two themes of the "Pleasurable Complexity" Limited Fork poetry event were "place value" and "implications of the lattice," with "implications of the lattice" contained in notions of "place value," and notions of "place value" contained in "implications of the lattice." More "Pleasurable Complexity" materials are available from the Limited Fork podcast. --Thylias Moss

This visual poam is a companion to the "Pleasurable Complexity" Limited Fork poetry event that considered notions of place value and implications of the lattice. Some of Ansted's lattice looking images were part of a larger lattice or woven piece featuring the poam "Shadowbox Suite" by KC Trommer. This larger piece, "Latticed Shadowbox Suite," is available in the Limited Fork Video Anthology podcast and in the Limited Fork podcast. Other pieces related to the "Pleasurable Complexity" are also available in the Limited Fork podcast. Implications and interactions extend beyond the separate poams; such is the nature of resonance available for notice and further interaction and transformation.

This movie poam from May 2005 explores what led me to write the narrative-in-verse SLAVE MOTH when my son, the composer of the soundtrack for this short piece, was in sixth grade at a grade-six-through-twelve school. During a meeting, some parents wanted to ban a required ninth-grade ancestry assignment that was embarrassing, humiliating, and demeaning for disclosing that their sons could trace their ancestry no further than slavery. Right away, I realized the need for other models of slavery so that the shame being experienced could be attached to a broader, and I felt, likely more accurate context, one more able to embrace the range of possibilities of circumstances during slavery which, even if owners were benevolent, was unacceptable because ownership of human beings was unacceptable. Part of the horror of slavery is that benign gestures might make the peculiar institution seem acceptable, a good indignity. Imagination can make an incredible difference, and in fact made an incredibly negative difference for those mothers unable to imagine a plausible, less obvious layer of the history so embarrassing for their sons that they would prefer not to explore the rich offerings of a past that their ancestors obviously survived no matter what horrors were encountered. How awful that they were so willing to deny the testimony that survival can be. How awful that they could construct for themselves only constricted, generic, and simplified images of slaves. I remain impressed and inspired by survival. There are layers of experience in SLAVE MOTH, and the Perry household is a complex and dynamic system of existence, relationships stabilizing and destabilizing as alliances shift and feelings are poorly suppressed; there are conflicting understandings of responsibilities to self and to others, and power shifts according to what is stabilizing and what is destabilizing at any given moment. The fact that power shifts makes it difficult for any one person to wield it well or consistently. SLAVE MOTH offers access to more of the layers of humanity that some mothers in 2002 were unable to allocate to enslaved persons. I too spoke at the meeting; on my way out I informed the group advocating abolition of the genealogy assignment that my son, only in sixth grade that year, had had no trouble completing his assignment to write an ancestry poem. I commented that Ansted had traced his ancestry all the way back to the big bang, and considered himself a descendant of stardust. The text of his poem is part of "Project Genealogy," and is also offered here: Ancestry Poem We all came from a single cell a vast time ago specks coming to life in the oceans of the planets and in space everyone of us evolved from star dust into the form we take on now looking at space through telescopes at the next generation of star dust that will breathe. --Ansted Moss, 22 October 2002.

This movie poam explores what led me to write the narrative in verse SLAVE MOTH when my son, the composer of the soundtrack for this short movie poam, was in sixth grade at a grade-six-through-twelve school. During a meeting, some parents wanted to ban a required ninth-grade ancestry assignment that was embarrassing, humiliating, and demeaning for disclosing that their sons could trace their ancestry no further than slavery. Right away, I realized the need for other models of slavery so that the shame being experienced could be attached to a broader, and I felt, likely more accurate context, one more able to embrace the range of possibilities of circumstances during slavery which, even if owners were benevolent, was unacceptable because ownership of human beings was unacceptable. Part of the horror of slavery is that benign gestures might make the peculiar institution seem acceptable, a good indignity. Imagination can make an incredible difference, and in fact made an incredibly negative difference for those mothers who in 2002 were unable to imagine a plausible, less obvious layer of the history so embarrassing for their sons that they would prefer not to explore the rich offerings of a past that their ancestors obviously survived no matter what horrors were encountered. How awful that they were so willing to deny the testimony that survival can be. How awful that they could construct for themselves only constricted, generic, and simplified images of slaves. I remain impressed and inspired by survival. There are layers of experience in SLAVE MOTH, and the Perry household is a complex and dynamic system of existence, relationships stabilizing and destabilizing as alliances shift and as feelings are poorly suppressed; there are conflicting understandings of responsibilities to self and others, and power shifts according to what is stabilizing and what is destabilizing at any given moment. The fact that power shifts makes it difficult for any one person to wield it well or consistently. SLAVE MOTH offers access to more of the layers of humanity that some mothers in 2002 were unable to allocate to enslaved persons. I too spoke at the meeting; just before I left to start writing immediately I informed the group advocating abolition of the genealogy assignment that my son, only in sixth grade that year, had had no trouble completing his assignment to write an ancestry poem. I commented that Ansted had traced his ancestry all the way back to the big bang, and considered himself a descendant of stardust. The text of his poem is part of "Project Genealogy," and is also offered here: Ancestry Poem We all came from a single cell a vast time ago specks coming to life in the oceans of the planets and in space everyone of us evolved from star dust into the form we take on now looking at space through telescopes at the next generation of star dust that will breathe --Ansted Moss, 22 October 2002. The soundtrack and sonic variations of "Project Genealogy" are available at the Limited Fork Music podcast.

The lyrics are from a prize-winning poam written by Ansted Moss; based on a real event. An Iraqi boy the same age as Ansted lost his arms during a bombing of his home.