Showing posts with label #Esperano. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #Esperano. Show all posts
Sunday, April 1, 2012
Saturday, April 3, 2010
✩★ Moleskin + Verda Soldato
Vizit
I have Sent them this message today:
Name of Companies Involved in Esperanto + Moleskine
Company Of Contact Talisman
Talisman is a Company that Produces Events for Non-Profits and For-Profits
Point of Contact Brian Carpenter: KlanestroTalisman@gmail.com
Other Company's Involved in Esperanto + Moleskine
country of origin;
Talisman Lives in Santa Barbara California, USA. However It is our goal to sell these Esperanto Moleskins in every Country. Esperanto speakers are most dense in Europe, But people from all around the world speak and learn Esperanto
Why Moleskin?, Moleskin is a really cool notebook, for sale in the USA for about $14 It is of good quality and great technology. The deal I want (With Moleskine) is to be able to sell the moleskins for about $20 with, about 30 pages of Esperanto Grammar pre-printed on the pages., Then Have flashcards (With color coding from Smart.fm) that you can keep in its cool side pocket.
EVERY DOLLAR EARNED WILL GO TO EDUCATION to the
Un-Educated that want to be Educated. In Every Part of the world Through Technology. Non-Profit 501(c3)
- the type of notebook you are interested in.
is the soft skin 4inch by 3inch (approx.) Lined.
Again I would like to have the first 30 pages (Front and Back 60 printed pages total) with a Pre-Printed Esperanto Course Modified from http://www.unilang.org/
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Wednesday, March 31, 2010
★✩ Dankon Mojose
Dankon Mojose por via blogon
http://mojose.wordpress.com/2010/03/24/nova-videoklipo-en-esperanto/
http://mojose.wordpress.com/2010/03/24/nova-videoklipo-en-esperanto/
Saturday, February 27, 2010
✩★ Leprechaun.wik.is
From http://leprechaun.wik.is/Page_Title
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We Provide, an Esperanto/NLP/Hypnosis Stress Relief Educational Program.
We also Provide a 3 week Balloon/Hypnosis/Esperanto 3-D Major Event. Where you become fluent in a 2nd Language ESPERANTO!
Welcoming the Launch of The Leprechuan Kings Hypnotherapy Sessions
A Leprechaun Sweepstake
We are going to Build Websites for Esperanto and Lernu.net
We are going to Help various Causes Including Esperanto ★✩ One World One Peace.
Kicking of a 40 City Tour of the Leprechaun King
In no way are we ever going to ask money from non-profits. Its designed to give money to Non- profits
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Saturday, February 20, 2010
★✩ True Milito
OK Have you seen
http://twistedballoon.com/
Todd Neufeld
The Twisted Balloon Company, LLC
Brooklyn, NY 11231
USA
Work phone: 212-748-9798
Toll free phone: 1-800-505-8947
Fax: 206-495-6567
Toll free fax: 1-800-963-2963
★✩
He is my Lawyer, jes he is a Copywrite Attorney Also..
I have asked him for some Technical information that will be able to allow
me to Produce a MIRACLE to the best of my ability.
Remember I pray to ST.Mark.
http://twistedballoon.com/
Todd Neufeld
The Twisted Balloon Company, LLC
Brooklyn, NY 11231
USA
Work phone: 212-748-9798
Toll free phone: 1-800-505-8947
Fax: 206-495-6567
Toll free fax: 1-800-963-2963
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He is my Lawyer, jes he is a Copywrite Attorney Also..
I have asked him for some Technical information that will be able to allow
me to Produce a MIRACLE to the best of my ability.
Remember I pray to ST.Mark.
★✩
How Big of an Event, How much Money How much Energy is a Miracle?
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
☯★ Biggie Smalls - 10 Crack Commandments [remix]
Biggie Smalls - 10 Crack Commandments [remix]
Hey I signed your online thingy. I don't know what's going on but I think you guys are High on your own Supply
http://blip.fm/profile/klanestrotalisman/blip/35504620/Biggie+Smalls–10+Crack+Commandments+remix
I mean really? Why are some Calling Chris Hyrum? EVEN IF i did believe in reincarnation, You are You.
Leperchaun King
I Bet you That one person can change the world in a *POSITIVE* way I have not met President Obama But I bet you that when I do meat him I will value him as a Nice Guy. Hell Maybee he is the Mashiach ( I'll tell you when I get an e-mail from Moses{askmoses.com} "Can President Obama be the Mashiach?" )
To the original intent Unless *The Light of the Moon* Comes out with technology , Nobody will care.
When I say Technology is something useful to us NOW!
I Also Bet that I can Make a BIGGER DENT in the world than Christopher Mark Nemelka.
I live in Las Vegas Let's get a formal bet going on.
I Bet that I can affect More Lives as Talis in a more PHYSICAL WAY than Christopher Mark Nemelka can DREAM of.
I Really only want your Opinion as a group of the Prauge Manifesto as it is the Core Idea of Esperanto- a REAL way peace is going to happen.
--- In marvelousworkandawonder@yahoogroups.com, Dennis Richmond wrote:
>
> And your question is . . . what?
>
>
>
> ________________________________
> From: Talis
> To: marvelousworkandawonder@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Tue, February 16, 2010 7:06:12 PM
> Subject: [marvelousworkandawonder] The Prague Manifesto
>
>
> The Prague Manifesto was elaborated in 1996, during the international esperanto congress in Prague. There lie the main goals which the esperanto movement gave itself. The Quebec Esperanto Society subscribes to these goals, and promotes Esperanto for the achievement of those.
>
> We, members of the worldwide movement for the promotion of Esperanto, address this Manifesto to all governments, international organizations and people of good will; declare our unshakeable commitment to the objectives set out here; and call on all organizations and individuals to join us in working for these goals.
> For more than a century Esperanto, which was launched in 1887 as a project for an auxiliary language for international communication and quickly developed into a rich living language in its own right, has functioned as a means of bringing people together across the barriers of language and culture. The aims that inspire the users of Esperanto are still as important and relevant as ever. Neither the worldwide use of a few national languages, nor advances in communications technology, nor the development of new methods of language teaching is likely to result in a fair and effective language order based on the following principles, which we hold to be essential.
>
> 1 DEMOCRACY
> Any system of communication which confers lifelong privileges on some while requiring others to devote years of effort to achieving a lesser degree of competence is fundamentally antidemocratic. While Esperanto, like any language, is not perfect, it far outstrips other languages as a means of egalitarian communication on a world scale.
>
> We maintain that language inequality gives rise to communicative inequality at all levels, including the international level. We are a movement for democratic communication.
>
> 2 GLOBAL EDUCATION
> All ethnic languages are bound to certain cultures and nations. For example, the child who learns English learns about the culture, geography and political systems of the English-speaking world, primarily the United States and the United Kingdom. The child who learns Esperanto learns about a world without borders, where every country is home.
>
> We maintain that education in any language is bound to a certain view of the world. We are a movement for global education.
>
> 3 EFFECTIVE EDUCATION
> Only a small percentage of foreign-language students attain fluency in the target language. In Esperanto, fluency is attainable even through home study. Various studies have shown that Esperanto is useful as a preparation for learning other languages. It has also been recommended as a core element in courses in language awareness.
>
> We maintain that the difficulties in learning ethnic languages will always be a barrier for many students who would benefit from knowing a second language. We are a movement for effective language learning.
>
> 4 MULTILINGUALISM
> The Esperanto community is almost unique as a worldwide community whose members are universally bilingual or multilingual. Every member of the community has made the effort to learn at least one foreign language to a communicative level. In many cases this leads to a love and knowledge of several languages and to broader personal horizons in general.
> We maintain that the speakers of all languages, large and small, should have a real chance of learning a second language to a high communicative level. We are a movement for providing that opportunity to all.
>
> 5 LANGUAGE RIGHTS
> The unequal distribution of power between languages is a recipe for permanent language insecurity, or outright language oppression, for a large part of the world's population. In the Esperanto community the speakers of languages large and small, official and unofficial meet on equal terms through a mutual willingness to compromise. This balance of language rights and responsibilities provides a benchmark for developing and judging other solutions to language inequality and conflict.
> We maintain that the wide variations in power among languages undermine the guarantees, expressed in many international instruments, of equal treatment regardless of language. We are a movement for language rights.
>
> 6 LANGUAGE DIVERSITY
> National governments tend to treat the great diversity of languages in the world as a barrier to communication and development. In the Esperanto community, however, language diversity is experienced as a constant and indispensable source of enrichment. Consequently every language, like every biological species, is inherently valuable and worthy of protection and support.
> We maintain that communication and development policies which are not based on respect and support for all languages amount to a death sentence for the majority of languages in the world. We are a movement for language diversity.
>
> 7 HUMAN EMANCIPATION
> Every language both liberates and imprisons its users, giving them the ability to communicate among themselves but barring them from communication with others. Designed as a universally accessible means of communication, Esperanto is one of the great functional projects for the emancipation of humankind -- one which aims to let every individual citizen participate fully in the human community, securely rooted in his or her local cultural and language identity yet not limited by it.
>
> We maintain that exclusive reliance on national languages inevitably puts up barriers to the freedoms of expression, communication and association. We are a movement for human emancipation.
>
> Prague, July 1996
> ★✩
>
Hey I signed your online thingy. I don't know what's going on but I think you guys are High on your own Supply
http://blip.fm/profile/klanestrotalisman/blip/35504620/Biggie+Smalls–10+Crack+Commandments+remix
I mean really? Why are some Calling Chris Hyrum? EVEN IF i did believe in reincarnation, You are You.
Leperchaun King
I Bet you That one person can change the world in a *POSITIVE* way I have not met President Obama But I bet you that when I do meat him I will value him as a Nice Guy. Hell Maybee he is the Mashiach ( I'll tell you when I get an e-mail from Moses{askmoses.com} "Can President Obama be the Mashiach?" )
To the original intent Unless *The Light of the Moon* Comes out with technology , Nobody will care.
When I say Technology is something useful to us NOW!
I Also Bet that I can Make a BIGGER DENT in the world than Christopher Mark Nemelka.
I live in Las Vegas Let's get a formal bet going on.
I Bet that I can affect More Lives as Talis in a more PHYSICAL WAY than Christopher Mark Nemelka can DREAM of.
I Really only want your Opinion as a group of the Prauge Manifesto as it is the Core Idea of Esperanto- a REAL way peace is going to happen.
--- In marvelousworkandawonder@yahoogroups.com, Dennis Richmond
>
> And your question is . . . what?
>
>
>
> ________________________________
> From: Talis
> To: marvelousworkandawonder@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Tue, February 16, 2010 7:06:12 PM
> Subject: [marvelousworkandawonder] The Prague Manifesto
>
>
> The Prague Manifesto was elaborated in 1996, during the international esperanto congress in Prague. There lie the main goals which the esperanto movement gave itself. The Quebec Esperanto Society subscribes to these goals, and promotes Esperanto for the achievement of those.
>
> We, members of the worldwide movement for the promotion of Esperanto, address this Manifesto to all governments, international organizations and people of good will; declare our unshakeable commitment to the objectives set out here; and call on all organizations and individuals to join us in working for these goals.
> For more than a century Esperanto, which was launched in 1887 as a project for an auxiliary language for international communication and quickly developed into a rich living language in its own right, has functioned as a means of bringing people together across the barriers of language and culture. The aims that inspire the users of Esperanto are still as important and relevant as ever. Neither the worldwide use of a few national languages, nor advances in communications technology, nor the development of new methods of language teaching is likely to result in a fair and effective language order based on the following principles, which we hold to be essential.
>
> 1 DEMOCRACY
> Any system of communication which confers lifelong privileges on some while requiring others to devote years of effort to achieving a lesser degree of competence is fundamentally antidemocratic. While Esperanto, like any language, is not perfect, it far outstrips other languages as a means of egalitarian communication on a world scale.
>
> We maintain that language inequality gives rise to communicative inequality at all levels, including the international level. We are a movement for democratic communication.
>
> 2 GLOBAL EDUCATION
> All ethnic languages are bound to certain cultures and nations. For example, the child who learns English learns about the culture, geography and political systems of the English-speaking world, primarily the United States and the United Kingdom. The child who learns Esperanto learns about a world without borders, where every country is home.
>
> We maintain that education in any language is bound to a certain view of the world. We are a movement for global education.
>
> 3 EFFECTIVE EDUCATION
> Only a small percentage of foreign-language students attain fluency in the target language. In Esperanto, fluency is attainable even through home study. Various studies have shown that Esperanto is useful as a preparation for learning other languages. It has also been recommended as a core element in courses in language awareness.
>
> We maintain that the difficulties in learning ethnic languages will always be a barrier for many students who would benefit from knowing a second language. We are a movement for effective language learning.
>
> 4 MULTILINGUALISM
> The Esperanto community is almost unique as a worldwide community whose members are universally bilingual or multilingual. Every member of the community has made the effort to learn at least one foreign language to a communicative level. In many cases this leads to a love and knowledge of several languages and to broader personal horizons in general.
> We maintain that the speakers of all languages, large and small, should have a real chance of learning a second language to a high communicative level. We are a movement for providing that opportunity to all.
>
> 5 LANGUAGE RIGHTS
> The unequal distribution of power between languages is a recipe for permanent language insecurity, or outright language oppression, for a large part of the world's population. In the Esperanto community the speakers of languages large and small, official and unofficial meet on equal terms through a mutual willingness to compromise. This balance of language rights and responsibilities provides a benchmark for developing and judging other solutions to language inequality and conflict.
> We maintain that the wide variations in power among languages undermine the guarantees, expressed in many international instruments, of equal treatment regardless of language. We are a movement for language rights.
>
> 6 LANGUAGE DIVERSITY
> National governments tend to treat the great diversity of languages in the world as a barrier to communication and development. In the Esperanto community, however, language diversity is experienced as a constant and indispensable source of enrichment. Consequently every language, like every biological species, is inherently valuable and worthy of protection and support.
> We maintain that communication and development policies which are not based on respect and support for all languages amount to a death sentence for the majority of languages in the world. We are a movement for language diversity.
>
> 7 HUMAN EMANCIPATION
> Every language both liberates and imprisons its users, giving them the ability to communicate among themselves but barring them from communication with others. Designed as a universally accessible means of communication, Esperanto is one of the great functional projects for the emancipation of humankind -- one which aims to let every individual citizen participate fully in the human community, securely rooted in his or her local cultural and language identity yet not limited by it.
>
> We maintain that exclusive reliance on national languages inevitably puts up barriers to the freedoms of expression, communication and association. We are a movement for human emancipation.
>
> Prague, July 1996
> ★✩
>
✩★ Leprechaun Inici
To Initiate a Leprchaun
Al inici unua leprechaun unua bezonas
One needs to get attention.
preni atento
find a public demonstration and
get the most attention as legally possible.
Then Get Sponsors of this Public Demonstration.
Much like one gets sponsors for a Marathon.
The Money Raised will go to a Las Vegas Esperanto Event, Giving free access to Children. With HUNDREDS of Balloon Artists. With a Potential *TAKEOVER* of qualatex the Major Balloon Manufacture.
Esperantizing qualatex is good a symbiotic relationship between Esperanto and the Balloon Community. Qualatex would be able to have more read literature that helps Balloon Companies and Esperanto would welcome the new users.
More to Come... ★✩
Al inici unua leprechaun unua bezonas
One needs to get attention.
preni atento
find a public demonstration and
get the most attention as legally possible.
Then Get Sponsors of this Public Demonstration.
Much like one gets sponsors for a Marathon.
The Money Raised will go to a Las Vegas Esperanto Event, Giving free access to Children. With HUNDREDS of Balloon Artists. With a Potential *TAKEOVER* of qualatex the Major Balloon Manufacture.
Esperantizing qualatex is good a symbiotic relationship between Esperanto and the Balloon Community. Qualatex would be able to have more read literature that helps Balloon Companies and Esperanto would welcome the new users.
More to Come... ★✩
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
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