Re: Unicode Haiku Contest

From: William_J_G Overington (wjgo_10009@btinternet.com)
Date: Wed Dec 16 2009 - 03:39:38 CST

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    I wonder if I may please enter into the archive my fourteen entries to the recent Unicode Haiku Contest.

    William Overington

    16 December 2009

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    Some Private Use codes
    Sentences that localize
    'phone, or throw nearby

    Submitted shortly before 12:28 pm on Monday 5 October 2009

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    Apricot flowers
    The structure of Unicode
    Both are beautiful

    Submitted at 2:46 pm on Tuesday 6 October 2009

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    Alt code then a star
    Enter text by telephone
    Extra star to end!

    Submitted at 6:17 am on Wednesday 7 October 2009

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    A quality book
    The text has an a tilde
    Printed in Brazil

    Submitted at 9:12 am on Thursday 8 October 2009

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    The poem is long
    There is a g circumflex
    Set in a garden

    Submitted at 9:33 am on Thursday 8 October 2009

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    Cuneiform glyphs
    Clay tablets to Unicode
    Travelling through time

    Submitted at 11:57 am on Thursday 8 October 2009

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    As if characters
    A portable object code
    A future encode?

    Submitted at or before 12:09 pm on Thursday 8 October 2009

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    Lyrics of a song
    Within there is c caron
    They are being sung

    Submitted at or before 13:39 pm on Friday 9 October 2009

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    Accented letters
    At Châlons-en-Champagne
    Shopping mall street sign

    Submitted at or before 7:27 am on Saturday 10 October 2009

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    "It is spring." said she
    Localizable sentence
    F nine nought three C

    Submitted at 12:07 pm on Saturday 10 October 2009

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    A rare key sequence
    Comet circumflex keycap
    Enters new codespace

    Submitted at or before 8:47 am on Monday 12 October 2009

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    Permanent paper
    Sailboat and sun behind cloud
    Unicode pop art

    Submitted at or before 9:24 am on Monday 12 October 2009

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    At the gallery
    notdef glyph exhibition
    Rectangles and more

    Submitted at 6:15 pm on Monday 12 October 2009

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    Renaissance Venice
    Floral heart or Aldus leaf
    Now in Unicode

    Submitted at or before 6:34 pm on Monday 12 October 2009

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