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Friday, October 15, 2004

The Grand Unification Theory

M arvelous web zen on mixed media posted today.  All worth checking out.  Just so my time is not without relevance to my current project(s), highlights:

  • Jason Salavon's The Grand Unification Theory: It's a [Dark and] Wonderful Life
  • and Herotown: Green's the mightiest bunch
  • Eddie Breen's Piggyback Art: Infectious.  I'm overdue for a fit of Breening with a few things.
  • Jason Kronenwald's Gum Blondes: Jaw muscle exercise, fresh breath, fighting tooth decay, a collaborative element and this. Would this be service learning if, say, it involved a group effort to chew-tack a cityscape? (Sorry. Reading Deans--Writing Partnership--on service learning. Seeking stickiness.)
  • I want one of these.  Just $3200 and I could watch it all day.  Well, for sixteen hours.  Pure relaxation.

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Nota bene: Just noticed quasi-debaucherous links linked from the first link here. Caution!

UnspecifiedPosted by dmueller at October 15, 2004 2:55 PM to Unspecified


"Not text as representation, but as trace or remainder, gesturing towards situations that once existed and were strongly felt, ra-activatable with their concomitant quota of wonder. Pulsion as a term we now need for evaluating composition" (124). Sirc, "Box-logic" in Writing New Media.