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Author Archives: Susan
BLOGGING: Typepad Sucks
I just wrote up a long post on finally gaining some meaning and insight into Kerouac’s On The Road and Typepad crapped out on me and lost it. It’s been sloggy all day and I dealt with going through all … Continue reading Continue reading
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BLOGGING: Spammer Bammers
January seems to bring them out of the woodwork–as do holiday weekends. The worms known as spammers to bloggers. Even in my newly resolved mindset of peace and harmony, I hate them. There are many ways to combat spammers, and … Continue reading Continue reading
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LITERATURE: Shipping Methods & Costs
I’ve got to say that I’m not real happy so far with my Powell’s purchases. Choosing Economy shipping was a BIG mistake; one shipment’s been sitting at their local post office for five days. I believe because of the amount … Continue reading Continue reading
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NEW MEDIA & REALITY?: Visuals
Back to the backyard for learning; a sky so blue slashed with a vertical streak of wispy white cloud, feathered from traveling fast. Last evening, a sunset so vibrant with coral heated by the last rays of sun, turning the … Continue reading Continue reading
NEW MEDIA: Blender
Dang it. I’ve been watching Dennis Jerz (Seton Hill University) post about his playing with Blender and I’m getting all antsy to try it but I’m having trouble getting through the pile of stuff to do before I too can … Continue reading Continue reading
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LITERATURE: Me and the UPS Man
Well of course the mail service is suspended today in honor of President Gerald Ford, but the faithful UPS man delivereth. Since I’m too embarrassed to post on what I’ve recently ordered I’m just sort of sneaking them at the … Continue reading Continue reading
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REALITY?: Happy New Year
Three hours and counting down on one of the worst years I’ve had. I’m looking forward to a really super year coming up, the past just making it that much more appreciated. And to all of you, a wish for … Continue reading Continue reading
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TECHNOLOGY: Continuing the Year-End Dusting
Been reading Kerouac, but in keeping with the new year change, I’ve been working on revamping Spinning. Since I don’t intend to be doing this at exactly midnight tonight, today may reflect the changes–good, bad and in-between–so don’t get nervous … Continue reading Continue reading
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LITERATURE: How to Start a New Year
My end-of-year habit to clean things up, get things done, tie up loose ends, put the lid on, etc., has made for a very promising first week of the new year. I should be getting in about fifty to sixty … Continue reading Continue reading
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REALITY?: Year End
It will be so good to see this year close out, though I intellectually know that a particular segment of time as pronounced by society as a "year" such as 2006 has no meaning in the scheme of life. Emotionally … Continue reading Continue reading
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CURRENT AFFAIRS: The Execution of Saddam Hussein
I can’t help it; I’m against this execution–not that it matters and especially since it’s not happening in my own country where I might have some sort of say or right to protest. It’s simply that I cannot condone the … Continue reading Continue reading
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LITERATURE: Acquisitions
On order, fifty books. Most from Barnes & Noble, Powell, and a couple from Amazon. Prices run anywhere from 65 cents to 10 dollars, but the average is under $5.00. I do this after every Christmas (unless we’re hurtin’ a … Continue reading Continue reading
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WRITING & REALITY?: Quiet Time
We had a very nice Christmas this year; spent time with our neighbor for appetizers and wine, dinner with my brother-in-law’s family for Christmas Eve, and a quiet day relaxing Christmas Day. Quiet because aside from huffing and puffing, it … Continue reading Continue reading
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SELF ANALYSIS: Tagged!
Yes, tagged (I’m it!) by the lovely Anne at Ample Sanity, to reveal Five Things You Probably Don’t Know About Me: I’ve always been rather shy, quiet, lacking self-confidence. However, that changed with age and I’ve become a rather bossy, … Continue reading
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REALITY?: Christmas Booty
Adobe. A trifold wallet and fine leather belt. Chocolate liquor cherries. Absalom, Absalom!, Gravity’s Rainbow, Invisible Man. And, my own pre-Christmas gifts to myself, a camcorder, fax and scanner. And Adobe. Premiere, Aftereffects, Atmosphere, Audition, Dimensions, Encore DVD, Framemaker, Livecycle, … Continue reading Continue reading
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