Today’s CLWED comes from Amezquita with the subject line Ght be thought of the dogma of State sovereignty, “th, citing an older magazine entitled: The New England magazine: an illustrated monthly, Volume 2. There’s not really any one author.
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Today’s CLWED (no one can steal this acronym now!), comes from Zabek Shaak (rumoring@premierex.com), with the subject mother and son adored each o. It’s from, according to Google, Rienzi, the last of the tribunes, by Baron Edward Bulwer Lytton Lytton. That sounds like a fake name to me, but read on:
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Episode 78 of Pressed & Bound is online! In this week’s episode we forgo talking about novels, and instead discuss some recent box office flicks.

Movies:

• Disctrict 9
• Ponyo
• Avatar

Right click and download the seventy-eighth episode here:

• MP4 329mb

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The passed few days on my personal site, I’ve been posting some rather strange work emails that are filled with excerpts from obscure American literature. Then I said to myself, “Self, you kinda work on a show that talks about literature all the time! Maybe you should post these there.” And so I will.

Today I got another. It’s from Vela (enablers@symparkett.sk; “.sk”? Where the heck is that?), with the subject line: e ch. I was able to find its contents in this Project Gutenberg Ebook of The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 14, No. 86, December, 1864 with various authors:
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Although last week I said that that this week we’d be back on schedule, it turns out that I am a liar. Early last week my computer needed to go back to the shop again for repairs, so there’s no good way to encode any video unless I summon the powers of Greyskull. I’m hoping that the repairs come swiftly and that next week the show will be back at it’s regular time, but I can’t guarantee anything. For now, all I have is my phone to use for updating anything, and I don’t think it’s got enough ram to run Final Cut.