Monthly Archives: May 2007

digital data storage goes organic?

Posted on May 23, 2007 by Michael

After reading Boing Boing for a few weeks now, I’m left wondering how I ever lived without it (probably with a few extra free minutes a day). Yesterday, Boing Boing points to an article about using genetic material for data … Continue reading →

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great website full of ads and gender

Posted on May 22, 2007 by Michael

I’m working on a performance art piece for Queer Vox as part of this year’s Pride Week at OSU. My performance/presentation will revolve around gender and the sexualization of youth — and a hopefully well-done deconstruction of it. I came … Continue reading →

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a fair(y) use tale

Posted on May 20, 2007 by Michael

via Dennis Jerz, a YouTube video using images from Disney movies to explain copyright and fair use. Well done, creative, and informative!

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jealous, lonely, and out west

Posted on May 18, 2007 by Michael

I’ve never wanted to be in Detroit so bad. When I was at 4C’s, everyone was telling me I should go to Computers and Writing, but really, it’s timing is bad. We’re in the middle of week seven (out of … Continue reading →

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perfect day for reading kerouac in the quad?

Posted on May 15, 2007 by Michael

Sitting in my office this morning, I thought it would be the perfect day to go out in the quad and finish Dharma Bums, but once there, I was reminded what week it was. There, in the center of the … Continue reading →

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