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Author Archives: Susan
REALITY: Mid-terms
I knew it, I knew it! It seems to happen every single year. The sun gets pissed because the flora and fauna are sick and tired of the photosynthesis project and don’t want to do it anymore. It’s just been … Continue reading Continue reading
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NEW MEDIA & REALITY: Words of Wisdom
If there’s anyone out there reading this, who is younger than me and who has a dream, an idea, even the slightest twinge of an urge: DO IT. DO IT NOW! I’ll explain this as soon as the thoughts in … Continue reading Continue reading
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NEW MEDIA: Toys
Well it’s 2:30 in the morning and I’ve found myself a new computer game: Powerpoint. When I got Microsoft Office 2000, I purchased the Small Business Edition which didn’t include Powerpoint and I didn’t think I’d ever have use for … Continue reading Continue reading
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EDUCATION: Testing
Facing a quiz almost every single class session is annoying. Noticing my stress, my husband made the remark that I’m studying to pass a test, rather than studying to learn what I’m doing. That made me stop and think. In … Continue reading Continue reading
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REALITY & NEW MEDIA: Reality & Fantasy
Walking quickly to the house, away from work and cold. It takes too long to sit there with a match to start the propane heater. Shivering from the wind that blows in through the cracks and chills the bones so … Continue reading Continue reading
TECHNOLOGY: Paths
We, and then of course, I, have often discussed narrative structure and paths in the past few years, having been forced to acknowledge them by literature and writing classes. We all know they exist, we all try to ignore them. … Continue reading Continue reading
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REALITY: Morning Through Sounds
No sense using sight sense this morning; it is black, and closing my eyes makes it no blacker. But it is cold and windy, that I can tell. The wind is noisy in its huffing and puffing to blow my … Continue reading Continue reading
REALITY: Hyperlinking Through the Day
Just another of those days spent bouncing off of walls I didn’t think were there. Imagining transparent sheets clunking down between me and every goal. Each plan is led astray; by Gates’ Microsoft conglomeration; by three thousand miles, by Christopher … Continue reading Continue reading
REALITY: Ch-ch-ch-changes
Orange leaves are falling on my head; at least the green ones stayed where they belonged. The hummingbirds have hidden somewhere for the past few weeks; metamorphosed into eagles circling high above. The deer grow horns and eat the grapes … Continue reading Continue reading
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PEOPLE: Super Man
The Kryptonite glowed green beyond the fence. His steed, perhaps in warning, perhaps resentful of the superman that flew above him, stopped short, and Clark Kent flew on alone. With sad thoughts of the heartache and handicaps a great man … Continue reading Continue reading
NEW MEDIA: Beginning the Story Before It Begins
The technology of new media not only lends itself to exciting ways of telling a story, allowing the reader to manipulate where a story ends, changing its direction, adding flashing lights and color at whim, it offers the ability to … Continue reading Continue reading
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EDUCATION VS. NEW MEDIA: Why versus?
Because, well, shoot; I have about an hour’s work left on my Stats project to do before I can play with Powerpoint to create a storyboard. Update: Well, I’ve finished it, although I’m not sure with my cockeyed view of … Continue reading Continue reading
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REALITY: Discovery
You know that itchy scratchy annoying sensation at the back of your neck that you often get from clothing labels? Well if you ever notice this same occurrence at your throat instead, your sweater’s on backwards. Continue reading
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EDUCATION: Study Habits
As I suspected, the various courses taken at a college level are not necessarily for the discipline of the field, or to retain in its entirety all the information. The tool we inadvertently are learning (although the wise professors are … Continue reading Continue reading
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NEW MEDIA: The New Media Personality
I have just searched my frameshop for a mouse. A computer mouse, that is. My trusty Microsoft Scroll Mouse was acting strange and it was quite frustrating so I killed it. I am a thrower, a smasher, a flinger of … Continue reading Continue reading
The Lost Children: A Charity Anthology