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BASICS
see what it is like and opt to subscribe
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intro
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the
HA!World Online Experience is the exclusive platform for HA! creations
(writings, recordings, visual art and video) with subcribers receiving
weekly releases and access to an extensive library
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in 407 words | by HA!Man |
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video
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an
8 minute structured overview of the kinds of experiences that
are on offer plus a random visual tour
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playlist of 2 videos |
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subscription
packages
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$4
month on month standard, with savings on fixed term options (reduced
price options for South Africans) |
7
package options
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MORE
INFO
a complete overview and what subscribers say
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latest
releases
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every
month more than 10 items are released and regularly announced
under a theme, with an introduction and links to their places
in the library
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pdf
of email format as received by subscribers |
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platform
& samples
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the
service is hosted by an independent, no-frills, quality and secure
platform. full access for subscribers by user name and password.
for non-subscribers, free samples and indexes across the categories
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reactions
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what
subscribers have to say..
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a
brief collection of 6 reactions |
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library
index
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at
the start of this service in mid-2019, the library had 130 items.
integrating over two decades of work is an ongoing task and many
more materials await. two years later, the library now stands
at 1100 items across all media
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11 tables according to different media, sub-divided in a system
of 9 modal categories, dated from the latest to the earliest |
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representative
list of items
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besides
the free samples, this random list of titles and descriptions
provides a graphic overview of the "HA!World" online
experience
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list of 70 items according to media (recordings, video, etc.) |
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the
philosophy behind
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each
media category in the library (writings, recordings, videos, etc)
is subdivided along nine different modalities, which form an emotive
narriative in and of itself. arriving at these nine parts involved
some deep thinking ..
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essay (786 words) | by HA!Man | 4 August 2019 |
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