http://www.unifon.org/alfa-mil.html

Eventually, a chart similar to the one on the right will be created for Burns' notation.  The symbol font must be installed to view BM Letter IPA Burns A2K Saxon S-chart 1 ae  [ax]  a ae 3 2 a:   [are]  ar  [a:] aa 2 3 ei   [ale]  a ey 11 7 e  e e 10 7 + 22 er   [air]  er er -- 8 schwa '\[ago]  e a 1 8 + 22 3:   [her]  er  [e:] r 28 19 ou  [oak]  W ow 24 27 u   [hook]  u w 37 27 + 22 u:  [hoop]  ur u 38 28 ju   [you]  u yu -- 29 ^    [up]  v a or v 1-39 35 i:   [eel]  y i  & y 16 35+22 i:  [feel]  yr   fyrl ii   fiyl 16 Sample:   I sor her norqefde border  SS         Ai sao hr  north av dha bordr	[Above] The Spanglish/Romaji chart is inserted to compare a phonemic  ASCII notation and an extended notation. Many combinations are not illustrated. [Below left] The 39 A2K characters include some but not all diphthongs.  [a replaces ei, I replaces ai] The epsilon e is used for schwa.  An r shape is used as an extender replacing the color [:] in IPA. [awe]=o: = or  Install a symbol font to view the Greek approximations to the Millennium font.
Values for the shapes listed in the right col.	[Letter 1]      a        =  a in cat     [ 1 ]+[ 22 ]    ar      =  a in father; ar in arm     [Letter 2]     a        =  a in gate    [gat]     [Letter 3]               =  b in bird   [berd]     [Letter 4]               =  c in cat; k in king; q in queen     [Letter 5]               =  d in dog     [Letter 6]      d       =  th in then    [den]     [Letter 7]               =  e in egg     [ 7 ]+[ 22 ]    er      =  air in fair   [er]     [Letter 8]      e        =  the schwa     [ 8 ]+[ 22 ]    er      =  ir in bird; ur in burn; etc     [Letter 9]               =  f in fish; ph in photo     [Letter 10]              =  g in give     [Letter 11]              =  h in house     [Letter 12]              =  i in bit
	[Letter 13]              =  j in jewel; g in gin     [Letter 14]              =  l in lake     [Letter 15]              =  m in man     [Letter 16]              =  n in new     [Letter 17]     h       =  ng in ring  [rih]     [Letter 18]              =  o in not     [ 18 ]+[ 22 ]   or      =  or in north; aw in saw     [Letter 19]     W      =  o in pole     [Letter 20]              =  p in pin     [Letter 21]     R       =  r in ram     [Letter 22]    r        = extender (extends pure vowels)     [Letter 23]              =  s in sun; c in city     [Letter 24]     ò        =  sh in shine
The r shape is an extender which operates the same as the colon in IPA.  feel = fyrl,  fool = furl,	[Letter 25]              =  t in ton     [Letter 26]    q        =  th in thin     [Letter 27]     u       =  u in pull; oo in wood     [ 27 ]+[ 22 ]   ur      =  00 in fool     [Letter 28]     u        =  u in use      [Letter 29]     v       =  u in cup   [cvp]     [Letter 30]     f       =  v in very; f in of /ef/     [Letter 31]              =  w in win     [Letter 32]    y        =  wh in when  [yen]     [Letter 33]    x        =  ch in chair    [xer]     [Letter 34]              =  y in yet     [Letter 35]    y        =  y in any; ee in feet  [fyt]     [ 35 ]+[ 22 ]  yr       =  ee in feel  [fyrl]     [Letter 36]    I         =  i in fine    [fIn]     [Letter 37]              =  z in zone; s in rose  [rWz]     [Letter 38]    3        =  s in vision  [vi3en]     [Letter 39]    h        =  ch in Scottish 'loch' [loh]
RITE corrects many irregular spellings -not systematic Wunce upon a time, the butiful dauter  of a grate majician wanted mor perls  tu put amung her tresures. "Look thru  the center of the moon wen it is blu,"  sed her muther in anser tu her question,  "U mite fynd your harts dezire"	d' Butif'l Prins's W'ns 'pon ' taim ð' bjutif'l do:t'  'v ' greit m'd3iò'n wont'd mo:': p':lz  tu: put 'm'h h': tre3ju':z."Luk qru:  ð' sent': 'v  ð' mu:n hwen it iz blu:,"  sed h'r m'd' in æns': tu: h': kwestò'n,  "Ju: mait faind j': ha':tz di:zair." ipa
grafic	BURNS AM   [ symbol font ]  BRITISH MIDLAND DIALECT de Butifel PRinses Wvns vpon e tIm, de butifel dorte of e grat mejiòen wonted mor perls  tu put emoh her tRe3ers. "Luk qRur  de sente of de murn yen it iz blur,"  sed her mvde in anse tu her kwesxen  "u  mIt fInd yor haarts dyzIr"
Dialect Divisions note there is only one R all of the other r-shapes are extenders ae or a waantad, wontid, wontad trezaz or trezyarz av or ov ha, har or hr centr or senta kweschan or cwestyan
IANSPEL - RP based fonemic spelling Wants apon a taim, 4a bjutifal dotr  av a gret madzizan waantad mor p3lz  tu put amaq h3 trezyurz.  "Luk 7ruu  4a centr av 4a muun wen it iz bluu,"  sed h3 matha in 9nsr tu h3 kweschan,  "Ju mait faind yua haartz dizair."	SPANGLISH - general american base dialect  [A=schwa] Wans apon a taim, dha byutifal dotr  av a greyt majishan waantad mor prlz  tu pwt amang hr trezyarz.  "Lwk thru  dha centr av dha mun wen itt izz blu,"     [huen] sed hr mathr inn annsr tu hr cwestyan,  "Yu mait faind yur haartz dizair."
NU ROMAJI Wanns eponn e taim, dhe byutefl doter avv e greit mejisshen wonnted mor perlz tu putt emong her trezzherz.  "Lukk thru dhe sennter avv dhe mun wenn itt izz blu," sedd her madher inn aenser tu her kwescyen, "Yu mait faind yur hart's dezair."
	The character set above is matched to the standard keybard as shown on the left.  The hw [psi] symbol replaces the capital W.  The th [theta] symbol replaces the capital T.  The shape of the capital Y is changed to look like a rotated h.  The hook [turned omega] replaces the the capital U.  The ey [lower case A] replaces the upper case A, alpha replaces the lower case [a].

Links:

• dictionary-links look up the IPA pronunciation guide spelling here
• dict-gloss.html 
• designprin.htm 
• spel-link.html
• spel-pronunciation.htm
• splbib.htm
• splink2.htm
• 1oxEzdAz.html
• ss-1.htmlss-2.html   [spanglish]

I really like Tony Burn's "Alphabet for the Millennium." 
It is elegant and accurate.      -David Kelley, [Ph.D., Linguistics]

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Since there is no Millennial K in A2K, I would prefer BM - Burns' Millennial Notation
Regarding your attempt to provide a text sample of my notation:

    1) No vowel extender required at the end of 'daughter', 'mother' or 'answer'.  These are short vowels.

    2) Second vowel in 'treasures' should be a schwa; use Z at the end instead of S.  /treZ@z/

    3) S for center (it isn't pronounced 'kenter'); again, no vowel extender at the end.
         [c always = /k/ in this notation, it is not like Spanglish where ce -ci = se-si]

    4) Vowel extender needed for 'blue'.  /blu:/

    5) 'Question' should be CWESTYEN (consonantal Y; schwa for second E).

    6) Schwa instead of vowel extender needed at the end of 'desire'.  /di:zai@/

Tony
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Handwriting with upper case [to be added]

Single case version of BM
Note the 3 Y shapes used in this script. [y, i:, and ai]
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There are some digraphs in BM. ar, er, @r, or 
Unifon uses an extender for four long vowels a: o: u: @: 
i:=y, ai=Y, ei=a

Contrasting Burns' Millennium with other augmented alphabets.

BM isolates 45 sounds with 39 symbols.  This is sufficient to transcribe anything written in IPA.

UNIFON treis to get by with fewer phonograms.  There is no true schwa and no /a:/.

Malone's UNIFON has no [ long a ].  CAR is usually KauR [kxr]. [ah] and [awe] are merged.
In the case of [or]  [ah, awe and owe] are merged. 

The turned e is ambiguous.  ERTH  crT and HER hcr but not THE Du
Ynifon claims to be free of digraphs but this is not entirely true.
R combinations are not included in the alphabet. 

BM does away with digraphs for ei and ai as well as dh, th, ch, wh, kh, 
Traditional English has many digraphs and code overlaps, these scripts don't

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Other Notations of interest

• Spanglish  http://www.unifon.org/ss-1.html
• Hotsuma  http://www.unifon.org/new-hotsuma.html
• New Romaji  http://www.unifon.org/romaji.html
• Unifon  http://www.unifon.org/fonts.htm

 phonetics http://lings.ln.man.ac.uk/Html/Haas/Art%20of%20Literacy/wd%26ra.htm#w17