Subject: Philo, California named for "inventor" of Internet!

From: "Casey Farrell" <[email-masked]>
Date: Sun, 28 Mar 1999 12:15:20 PST

Casey Farrell;                       March 28, 1999 (Two)
Information Designer
San Francisco

                                       RE: "PAM"

Attn: Prof. Dr. Manfred Robert SCHROEDER
c/o   Drittes Physikalishes Institut;
      Universitat Gottingen

            Dear Prof. Schroeder, 

    Whoops, this was transmitted without the amendment (German)...

 which is to say; for the German language this is still 28-notations

 and where we have the "perfect" '28' and '60', this is of course to

 be the umlauted 'a' and 'o', in that order, and the umlaut 'u' is

 to be letter 'y'...characterised by the number '71'. There can be no

  value for the new letter,'s'; which resembles the Greek cursive "B"

 other than a use of the number '24'; (the "expressive" number) for 

  this exception to our model orthographic principle of regularity.

   Ciao-

    How about a writing script which is composed of numerals?

              "The CONTENT is....the CONVERGENCE!"

      Please drop me a line as soon as you've received this-we are

    encountering network problems in this part of the city due to

    cable installation-as you may have heard; California is creating

    "digital" schools, and I am involved in one aspect of it.

         But, I'd like to know if there is a way the University can

     help develop this designwork. Thank you,

      Casey Farrell

      PAM_31_79_19 (Prime_Alphanumeric_Messaging)

  PAM is designed  as a text-messaging tool, and useful

 for all languages via Roman letter transcription. It uses

 double-digit numbers under 100. This mnemonic arrangement

 reminds stockbrokers and schoolchildren of math foundations

 while enabling them to use their phones,computers, pagers

wired&wireless in a wider range of scenarios. This "digital"

 beeper code ("PAM") could "converge" the other hardware?

  (Do I have to "spell" it out for you? Let me know!)

  PAM consists of all the Primes under 100 with the addition

  of the Monad or "number 1" which constitutes the full set

  of indivisable numbers to which are appended two auxiliary

numbers, 6;("60") & 28, which are known as Perfect numbers,

 these also being under 100, and being relative to Primes.

 The ordinary single-digits are recorded as double by the

 addition of a suffixed "zero". 10, 20, 30, 50, 60, 70!

  That's all! I would like to consult with any LAN or Phone

 corporations which might like to test and/or acquire this

 designwork ("PAM"); try it on Wireless/Stock Exchange, etc.

Thank you very much, please direct your questions as below:

       Prime Alphanumeric Messaging ("PAM")

  10 11 13 17 19 23 29 31 37 41 43 47 53
  I  J  K  L  M  N  O  P  Q  R  S  T  U   (/=28)
                                           
  H  G  F  E  D  C  B  A  Z  Y  X  W  V    (.=60)
  20 30 50 70 97 89 83 79 73 71 67 61 59

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   Postscript..."PAM" was named in honor of Philo Farnsworth's wife.

    And as he is the "true" inventor of the "Internet" (TELEVISION)

    this seemed a natural way in which to show some acknowledgement

    for the talent which allowed the inventor to basically finish the

    projects of Edison-right in San Francisco, where today the C-NET

    Studios stand; but at one time this was an area crucial to the

    earliest experiments in film and television technologies.

  This Letter & All Contents Copyright 1999 Casey Farrell

        All Rights Reserved

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