NEW RESUME

The new umbrella home page for the Cabaret Voltaire! Group is:

www.Gobi-Igloo.com


—Wallace D. Brindle, Webmaster, CapReg[TV]

A special hello to The Cabaret Voltaire! Group's
Interesting UP-Right City of The Month: Rotterdam!
[title] Memphis but see, I had no foreknowledge, like Socrates, plus my own growing out the earndows from here and from the Blue Menthol Refuge free cell stall-word-tomesioning...they gave away the winners Best In Vault! survived, to sleep, good august String(-grrr-strongest-)burg survi vevor valli-tale, we; Memphis-Whitman and I-Walt, love us in here: [/title] 


Main lib? Check it out

across parking lot, Elfo's

superior cuisine, et alia!

let us know if that's your

take.




Headache? Highground H.P.

Lovecraft's is the best pharm

in the state of Tennessee!




Your best temporary services

source4Memphis? Labor Finders!

Tell 'em Wally B. hath sent thee.




CK Coffee Shops never close!

Never! Nope! They do not close...




Happy Crawfish People drown

their parched Memphis lips and

gusta their Delta seafood craves

at that Always Free Crawfish Tomorrow

place near Home Gate Motor Hotel by that

shopping center with no liquor store. 1 of 1, natch.





















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   Word of the Day for Wednesday May 28, 2003

   interstice \in-TUR-stuhs\, noun;
   plural interstices \in-TUR-stuh-seez; -suhz\:

   1. A space between things or parts, especially a space between
   things  closely  set;  a  narrow chink; a crack; a crevice; an
   interval.
   2. An interval of time.

     Out in the harbor, boats are gridlocked: who knows how they
     got  there,  or how they will get away? The filthy water is
     barely  visible in the interstices of smokestack, hull, and
     sail.
     --Larry Duberstein, [1]The Handsome Sailor

     The  raw  material  from which the Cote d'Azur was conjured
     was a narrow strip of seaside, no more than 125 miles long,
     a  brief but brilliantly illuminated interstice between the
     Mediterranean and three mountain ranges.
     --Angeline Goreau, "A Sunny Place for Shady People," [2]New
     York Times, April 24, 1994

     Everything  around  is  stable,  nicely  enclosed, nice and
     smooth,  perfectly  sealed,  not  the  slightest interstice
     through which anything could filter in here, could seep in.
     --Nathalie Sarraute, [3]Here (translated by Barbara Wright)

     He  signed  up for the summer session but in the interstice
     between terms he drove north to see his daughter, Ellen.
     --William   F.   Buckley,   Jr.,   "Witness   and  Friend,"
     [4]National Review, August 6, 2001
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   Interstice  is  from  Late  Latin  interstitium,  "a pause, an
   interval,"  from  Latin  intersistere,  "to stand still in the
   middle  of  something,"  from  inter, "between" + sistere, "to
   cause to stand."
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