Hey Kirby,

Strange you should mention that - one of the unexplored ideas in my 
folder of possible programming exercises is to generate haiku from a 
list of words... possibly with the help of the NLTK. Lots of text 
processing issues to address in a fairly compact problem statement. I've 
also always liked text-y projects myself.

And I definitely agree about the Ulysses results...

Thanks much for the link.

Cheers,
Vern

kirby urner wrote:
>  Hey Vern --
>  
>  It's not exactly a poster, but it does have exhibits.  The linked
>  website giving Haikus distilled from Ulysses is amazing to behold:
>  
>  http://projects.metafilter.com/2256/Haiku-Finder
>  
>  I'm a fan of these alpha (vs. numeric) computing projects, though I'm
>  also a fan of number crunching too (it's not either/or).
>  
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