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A weblog that includes single numbered sentences published at a usual rate of one per day. The weblog's prospectus describes the blog as "Footnotes to a nonexistent book, a series of observations, a novel without the plot, the autobiography of an imagination, linked poetry of the everyday world, an impossible goal". URL: http://onemillionfootnotes.blogspot.com

This weblog is a clipblog that includes snippets from and links to entries about visual poetry posted on blogs not managed by Geof Huth. URL: http://vispo.blogspot.com

Recordings of Geof Huth's audio-based poetry and presentations at professional conferences. Includes five cassette tapes and one CD of Huth's professional presentations and three cassette audiotapes of Huth's sound poetry and music.

Included in this section are correspondence concerning Friedländer's book publications with publishers such as Prentice-Hall and Hermann Luchterhand, as well as correspondence concerning various journal article publications.

Includes super-8 and 16mm films (along with related reel-to-reel audiotapes) created by Geof Huth at Vanderbilt University. Includes seven reels of super-8 film (most with accompanying reel-to-reel or cassette audiotapes) and six 16mm films (five collaged films and one hand-drawn film).

This subseries is composed of materials produced and collected by Helen Quirini during her work with a number of organizations on the issues of health care and health care reform. It features correspondence, news clippings, publications, meeting agendas and minutes, reports and subject files. One organization documented in this subseries is the Health Systems Agency of Northeastern New York (HSA/NENY). Quirini served on its board of directors for many years beginning in the late 1970s. Established by Congress during the Gerald Ford administration, HSA/NENY was one of eight agencies in New York created to control rising health care costs. The materials for HSA/NENY were frequently shipped in bundles in preparation for upcoming meetings and much of the material in this subseries has been maintained in that order. Other organizations documented in the subseries include the Schenectady County Committee on Health Care Issues, an advocacy organization for quality regional health care, and the Health Care Action Line, a help line started to assist people with questions about health care reach trained volunteers. The Berger Commission's recommendations to reform and restructure New York's health care became legal mandates on January 1, 2007. In Schenectady, St. Clare's Hospital, Bellevue Woman's Hospital, and Ellis Hospital were restructured or merged as a result. Quirini was very active in seeking to maintain high quality care in the community.