Hi, I just don't know enough about MIME encoded email to figure this problem out. I'm using a PHP script (mime.php from the Pear library) to automate the sending of an HTML newsletter to my subscribers. The email the script dishes out has mixed results. Some of my users have the email rendered fine in there client, others receive a corrupted email with the headers bleading into the body.
To further complicate the matter, this is not an issue related to a particular email client, as users using identical clients on identical platforms have either had proper results or not. My hunch is that the problem originates from either my MTA, or the script itself. But, I just don't know enough about MIME multipart/alternative to diagnos the problem. A raw version of the email is below. Any MIME gurus out there? 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He has become something= of a fixture in the North American protest scene, performing at demonstrat= ions throughout the continent, as well as in Prague, Quebec City and many o= thers. David has shared the stage with the likes of Pete Seeger, Michael Mo= ore, Billy Bragg, and Ralph Nader. David sings original songs about the var= ious struggles of the day, combining accomplished bluegrass-style flat-pick= ing with incisive lyrics. His fifth CD, <i>Living In These Times</i>, inclu= des songs about the September 11th tragedy in New York City as well as many= songs focusing on the evils of US foreign policy.</Font></p> <p><FONT face=3D'Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif' size=3D'2'>"Listen = to David Rovics..." --Pete Seeger</Font></p>=20 <p><FONT face=3D'Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif' size=3D'2'>Seth Tob= ocman, a comic book artist and revolutionary, has been involved in the anti= -war movement, NYC=92s squatters=92 movement, and now in the movement for g= lobal justice. His performances have inspired activists from NYC to Prague= . Tobocman has been publishing the radical comic book <i>World War Three</i= > since 1979 and has authored two books, <i>You Don=92t Have to Fuck People= Over To Survive</i> and <i>War in the Neighborhood</i>. Tobocman has worke= d as an illustrator for the <i>New York Times</i> and his work has been use= d on posters by peoples=92 movements around the world.</Font></p> <p><FONT face=3D'Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif' size=3D'2'>"It has = always been the function of artists to turn suffering and struggle into som= ething beautiful, to derive meaning from experience." --Seth Tobocman</Font= ></p> <p><FONT face=3D'Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif' size=3D'2'>The Inst= itute for Social Ecology is twenty-five year-old independent institution of= higher education dedicated to the study of social ecology, which is an int= erdisciplinary field drawing on philosophy, political and social theory, an= thropology, revolutionary history, economics, the natural sciences, and fem= inism. The ISE offers intensive month long summer programs, a year-round B.= A. degree program, workshops on issues such as biotechnology and appropriat= e technology, fall and winter lecture series, and a speaker=92s bureau. In= addition to its educational programs the ISE is committed to political act= ion, and has played an instrumental role in the recent anti-globalization m= ovement.</Font></p> <p><FONT face=3D'Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif' size=3D'2'>For more= information, contact the ISE at (802)454-8493.</Font></p><P align=3D"right= "><A href=3D"#top"><B><FONT size=3D"1" color=3D"#663300" face=3D"Verdana, A= rial, Helvetica, sans-serif">top</FONT></B></A></P></TD><TD width=3D"11" he= ight=3D"11"></TD></TR><TR><TD width=3D"11" height=3D"11" align=3D"right" va= lign=3D"top"><IMG src=3D"http://www.social-ecology.org/images/ise-news/b_sw= .gif" width=3D"11" height=3D"11" alt=3D" "></TD><TD height=3D"11"></TD><TD = width=3D"11" height=3D"11" align=3D"left" valign=3D"top"><IMG src=3D"http:/= /www.social-ecology.org/images/ise-news/b_se.gif" width=3D"11" height=3D"11= " alt=3D" "></TD></TR></TABLE><A name=3D"a2"></A><BR><TABLE width=3D"500" b= order=3D"0" cellspacing=3D"0" cellpadding=3D"0" align=3D"center" bgcolor=3D= "#FFFFCC"><TR><TD width=3D"11" height=3D"11" align=3D"right" valign=3D"bott= om"><IMG src=3D"http://www.social-ecology.org/images/ise-news/b_nw.gif"; wid= th=3D"11" height=3D"11" alt=3D" "></TD><TD height=3D"11"></TD><TD width=3D"= 11" height=3D"11" align=3D"left" valign=3D"bottom"><IMG src=3D"http://www.s= ocial-ecology.org/images/ise-news/b_ne.gif" width=3D"11" height=3D"11" alt= =3D" "></TD></TR><TR><TD width=3D"11" height=3D"11"></TD><TD align=3D"left"= valign=3D"top"><P><FONT face=3D"Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size=3D"3" c= olor=3D"#663300"><B>Politics For The Future</B></FONT><HR noshade color=3D"= #000000" size=3D"2"><p><FONT face=3D'Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif'= size=3D'2'><strong>Scandinavian Summer Camp - August 5-11, 2002</strong></= Font></p> <p><FONT face=3D'Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif' size=3D'2'>The Scan= dinavian based group Democratic Alternative will be hosting its third summe= r camp, "Politics for the Future," located in the countryside of Stockholm,= Sweden. The summer camp program consists of workshops, lectures, discussio= n groups, and social activities. Discussions will range from introductions = to social ecology and communalism, to advanced discussions of particular as= pects of this revolutionary project.</Font></p> <p><FONT face=3D'Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif' size=3D'2'>Presenta= tions include:</Font></p> <ul><li><FONT face=3D'Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif' size=3D'2'>The= Communalist Project (Peter Zegers - Dutch author and journalist)</Font></l= i> <li><FONT face=3D'Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif' size=3D'2'>Contemp= orary Feminism (Yvonne Housecarl - author and historian)</Font></li> <li><FONT face=3D'Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif' size=3D'2'>Brazili= an Landless Workers Movement (Lennart Kjorling)</Font></li> <li><FONT face=3D'Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif' size=3D'2'>The Nee= d for a Secular Humanism (Pelle Klasson - member of Humanisterna)</Font></l= i> <li><FONT face=3D'Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif' size=3D'2'>The Mun= icipality in Radical Theory (Eirik Eiglads - Democratic Alternative)</Font>= </li> <li><FONT face=3D'Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif' size=3D'2'>Nationa= lisms Advance in Europe (Kjetil B. Simonsen)</Font></li> <li><FONT face=3D'Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif' size=3D'2'>Develop= ing Community Democracy (Peter Aronsson - Historian - & Osterfarnebo - Swed= ish Development Group)</Font></li> <li><FONT face=3D'Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif' size=3D'2'>A Pol= itical Agenda for Tomorrow Today (Per-Anders Sword)</Font></li> </ul> <p><FONT face=3D'Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif' size=3D'2'>This int= ernational gathering will be including groups and individuals from the Scan= dinavian countries and beyond. For the first time, the summer camp will inc= lude English translations of non-English workshops and lectures. As well, s= everal lectures and workshops will be conducted in English. </Font></p> <p><FONT face=3D'Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif' size=3D'2'>Democrat= ic Alternative is a communalist organization fighting for an ecological soc= iety based on direct democracy. Are groups are located throughout Scandinav= ia, and are engaged in radical public education, local political work, and = in international popular movements.</Font></p> <p><FONT face=3D'Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif' size=3D'2'>For more= information about the program or registration, please contact <a href=3D"m= ailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]">Democratic Alternative</a> or <a href=3D"ht= tp://www.demalt.org/">visit our web site</a></Font></p><P><A href=3D"http:/= /www.demalt.org/" target=3D"_blank"><B><FONT color=3D"#660000" face=3D"Verd= ana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size=3D"2">Read More</FONT></B></A></P><= P align=3D"right"><A href=3D"#top"><B><FONT size=3D"1" color=3D"#663300" fa= ce=3D"Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif">top</FONT></B></A></P></TD><TD= width=3D"11" height=3D"11"></TD></TR><TR><TD width=3D"11" height=3D"11" al= ign=3D"right" valign=3D"top"><IMG src=3D"http://www.social-ecology.org/imag= es/ise-news/b_sw.gif" width=3D"11" height=3D"11" alt=3D" "></TD><TD height= =3D"11"></TD><TD width=3D"11" height=3D"11" align=3D"left" valign=3D"top"><= IMG src=3D"http://www.social-ecology.org/images/ise-news/b_se.gif"; width=3D= "11" height=3D"11" alt=3D" "></TD></TR></TABLE><A name=3D"a3"></A><BR><TABL= E width=3D"500" border=3D"0" cellspacing=3D"0" cellpadding=3D"0" align=3D"c= enter" bgcolor=3D"#FFFFCC"><TR><TD width=3D"11" height=3D"11" align=3D"righ= t" valign=3D"bottom"><IMG src=3D"http://www.social-ecology.org/images/ise-n= ews/b_nw.gif" width=3D"11" height=3D"11" alt=3D" "></TD><TD height=3D"11"><= /TD><TD width=3D"11" height=3D"11" align=3D"left" valign=3D"bottom"><IMG sr= c=3D"http://www.social-ecology.org/images/ise-news/b_ne.gif"; width=3D"11" h= eight=3D"11" alt=3D" "></TD></TR><TR><TD width=3D"11" height=3D"11"></TD><T= D align=3D"left" valign=3D"top"><P><FONT face=3D"Arial, Helvetica, sans-ser= if" size=3D"3" color=3D"#663300"><B>Renewing the Anarchist Tradition</B></F= ONT><HR noshade color=3D"#000000" size=3D"2"><p><FONT face=3D'Verdana, Aria= l, Helvetica, sans-serif' size=3D'2'>The third annual Renewing the Anarchis= t Tradition (RAT3) conference--in Plainfield, Vermont USA, from the evening= of Thursday, August 15 through midday Sunday, August, 18, 2002--again aims= to provide a scholarly space in which to both reexamine and reinvigorate t= he social and political tradition of anarchism.</Font></p>=20 <p><FONT face=3D'Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif' size=3D'2'>RAT is m= eant as one contribution to the project of developing a more rigorous as we= ll as contemporary theoretical framework for anarchism and/or from an anti-= authoritarian Left perspective, as well as to assist in nurturing new gener= ations of anarchist public intellectuals. Thus, as opposed to conferences t= hat attempt to create anarchist organizations, statements of purpose, or fo= cus on "lifestyle anarchism" or how-tos, RAT brings together scholars, acti= vists, educators, writers, organizers, and students to explore how anarchis= ts make sense of their own tradition; how we understand anarchism in the co= ntext of our lives, movements, and present-day social conditions; and how t= he conceptual tools that the anarchist tradition provides can be updated an= d/or reconsidered.</Font></p> <p><FONT face=3D'Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif' size=3D'2'>We hope = that RAT continues to raise difficult questions--questions ranging from the= character of social change to the ongoing relevance of categories such as = class, community, and labor; from the changing shape of the state and capit= al to emergent forms of both domination and resistance in a globalizing wor= ld; from anarchism's relation to geopolitical concerns such as nationalism = and fundamentalism to its ability to grapple with issues of identity such a= s race, gender, and sexuality; to a host of other controversial, contested,= or even uncharted subjects.</Font></p>=20 <p><FONT face=3D'Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif' size=3D'2'>As in pa= st years, the conference is structured to allow for a series of peer-to-pee= r presentations and plenty of time for discussion. Indeed, RAT is intended = to serve as a place where up to one-third of the participants can test thei= r ideas and practice public speaking among like-minded others in a construc= tively critical environment. We trust that the conference will not only be = informative, inspiring, and thought-provoking but continue to be a fun even= t as well. Alongside a packed weekend of presentations in a supportive and = participatory atmosphere, the beautiful rural Vermont setting also affords = the opportunity to meet other anarchists/radicals, relax around a campfire,= or enjoy a swim. As well, RAT will likely include anarchist videos, a mini= -bookfair, and an evening of performance art.</Font></p> <p><FONT face=3D'Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif' size=3D'2'>Anarchis= m has tended to be a dynamic theory and practice, and its influence in anti= -capitalist struggles around the world has become keenly apparent of late. = We are, as it were, inside history, and if anarchism is to continue to be r= elevant to this moment of global transformations, it must not only understa= nd the present but also scrutinize its own internal taboos and tensions; it= must not only be able to describe contemporary forms of hierarchy and oppr= ession but also articulate openings for a radical reshaping of social relat= ions and material conditions along ethical lines. The work that all of us a= ttempt to do now, the ideas and values we struggle to put into words and pr= actice, will have profound implications for how this historical moment stru= ctures the future. RAT3 is a modest addition to the grand anarchist project= of the present to ensure a freer tomorrow for all.</Font></p> <p><FONT face=3D'Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif' size=3D'2'><b>Call = For Presentation Proposals</b></Font></p>=20 <p><FONT face=3D'Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif' size=3D'2'>We are n= ow accepting proposals for presentations. Women, people of color, those out= side academia, and others often excluded from scholarly life--due to gender= , sexuality, class, and so forth--are especially encouraged to apply. We're= looking for presentations that do one or more of the following:</Font></p> <ul><li><FONT face=3D'Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif' size=3D'2'>ana= lyze and/or critique current social relations and dilemmas--from globalizat= ion, nationalism, and the so-called war on terrorism, to new technologies, = (post)modernity, and physical and virtual spaces;</Font></li> <li><FONT face=3D'Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif' size=3D'2'>share w= ork and ideas on anarchism=92s relevance and potential as a political/socia= l theory as well as a practice, particularly within the emerging new social= movements;</Font></li> <li><FONT face=3D'Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif' size=3D'2'>attempt= to grapple with and constructively challenge/build on standard anarchist n= otions in light of a radically changing world, especially post-September 11= ; and</Font></li> <li><FONT face=3D'Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif' size=3D'2'>cover a= wide variety of perspectives and disciplines--from history and cultural st= udies, to philosophy and anthropology, to science and social and political = theory, to economics and contemporary trends.</Font></li></ul> <p><FONT face=3D'Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif' size=3D'2'>Presenta= tion proposals should be up to one typed page. Please include a presentatio= n title and brief description, a few sentences about yourself, and complete= contact information (address, phone, and e-mail). Indicate if you feel com= fortable having your presentation audiotaped, and if so, if you would be am= endable to post-conference "publication" of such audio on a Web site or CD.= Keep in mind that presenters are asked to limit their presentations to abo= ut 20 to 30 minutes, and end by framing a question or two for the participa= nts in order to facilitate about 45 minutes of discussion. We are also happ= y to entertain proposals for panels; besides a title and brief description,= panel proposals should include the names, short bios, and contact informat= ion for all panelists.</Font></p> <p><FONT face=3D'Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif' size=3D'2'>Proposal= s are due by June 25, 2002, either via e-mail or snail mail, and should be = sent to John Petrovato, P.O. Box 715, Conway, Massachusetts 01341, jpetrova= [EMAIL PROTECTED] One of the RAT coorganizers--John Petrovato and Cindy Milst= ein--will notify you of your proposal's acceptance or rejection by July 1. = Please note: all presenters must also register and pay for the conference (= see below).</Font></p> <p><FONT face=3D'Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif' size=3D'2'><b>Call = For Video Or Performance Proposals</b></Font></p>=20 <p><FONT face=3D'Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif' size=3D'2'>We are a= lso accepting proposals from videographers and/or performance artists. We w= ill likely only have one evening of performance art (theater piece, music, = slide show, etc.) and one or two evenings of video screenings. Please send = us a brief description of your performance piece and/or video along with yo= ur name, a few sentences about yourself, and complete contact information (= address, phone, and e-mail). Videographers: please feel free to send along = a copy of the video(s), regardless of whether you can attend the conference= itself; videos cannot be returned, but we'll donate them to the Institute = for Social Ecology's library. </Font></p> <p><FONT face=3D'Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif' size=3D'2'>Proposal= s are due by June 25, 2002, either via e-mail or snail mail, and should be = sent to John Petrovato, P.O. 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Th= is year, people will be converging on Toronto to broaden the biojustice mov= ement and challenge the biotechnology industry and their vision for our fut= ure. It will be a gathering to learn, strategize and network about genetic = engineering in agriculture and pharmaceuticals, biowarfare, genetic and non= -genetic discrimination, trade regimes and corporate control, patenting of = life and more. This event is timed to challenge the industry's annual conve= ntion BIO2002, Toronto, June 9-12.<br> <b>Location:</b> Toronto, Canada<br> <b>For further information contact:</b> 1 (800) 387-7177 or email <a href= =3D"mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]";>[EMAIL PROTECTED]</a></Font></p> <p><FONT face=3D'Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif' size=3D'2'><b><a hr= ef=3D"http://www.social-ecology.org/jump.php?id=3D66";>Ecology and Community= </a></b><br> <i>Friday, June 28th to July 27th, 2002</i><br> This month-long, intensive learning experience offers workshops and practic= a in the field of social ecology. Courses include: Understanding Capitalism= : Global Perspectives, Movement Building: Theory and Practice, Feminism and= Ecology, Radical Agriculture, Toward Direct Democracy, and Radical Educati= on & Deschooling.<br> <b>Location:</b> Institute for Social Ecology<br> <b>For further information contact:</b> 1 (802) 454-8493</Font></p> <p><FONT face=3D'Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif' size=3D'2'><b><a hr= ef=3D"http://www.social-ecology.org/jump.php?id=3D67";>Economics, Philosophy= , & Politics in the Age of Globalization</a></b><br> <i>Friday, August 2nd to August 10th, 2002</i><br> This continuing studies program offers a dynamic exploration of current soc= ial and political trends, even as it mines the past to make sense of the pr= esent. In this eight-day intensive, students will participate in one of two= possible tracks. To enroll, students must have completed the Ecology and C= ommunity program offered each summer by the ISE.<br> <b>Location:</b> Institute for Social Ecology<br> <b>For further information contact:</b> 1 (802) 454-8493</Font></p> <p><FONT face=3D'Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif' size=3D'2'><b><a hr= ef=3D"http://www.social-ecology.org/jump.php?id=3D68";>Science, Technology, = the State, and Globalization</a></b><br> <i>Monday, August 12th to August 14th, 2002</i><br> The aim of this 3-day continuing studies workshop is to show how many curre= nt environmental, cultural, and economic problems posed by globalization re= main rooted in the hegemonic ideas of capitalist technology, science, and s= tatism. Alternatives to this inherently destructive evolution will also be = discussed. To enroll, students must have completed the Ecology and Communit= y program offered each summer by the ISE.<br> <b>Location:</b> Institute for Social Ecology<br> <b>For further information contact:</b> 1 (802) 454-8493</Font></p> <p><FONT face=3D'Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif' size=3D'2'><b><a hr= ef=3D"http://www.social-ecology.org/jump.php?id=3D69";>ISE / Burlington Coll= ege B.A. Degree in Social Ecology</a></b><br> <i>Year round</i><br> The ISE, in collaboration with Burlington College, offers a B.A. in an indi= vidualized major in social ecology. This program is rooted in the understan= ding that every student is an individual. 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