I took photos at the open house for Variable Media (NMD 205).
I took photos at the open house for Variable Media (NMD 205).
I was in the school newspaper this week. Twice.
A few things happened in October which I haven’t mentioned yet, so I’ll go over them now.
Over Fall Break I went apple picking in Massachusetts with my girlfriend and her family. Pictures after the break (the break in this post, not Fall Break).
A quick note about frost:
Just before I left for school I sold my PowerMac G5 dual 2 GHz and my 20-inch Dell 2007WFP monitor. The G5 was always intended to be a transition machine, to tide me over to my UMaine laptop, and I had been looking to get a larger monitor. Most of the proceeds went to my new iPhone, but I provisioned enough to get a new monitor as well. What follows is a grueling tale of the war between consumerism and corporate bureaucracy (about as inane as the iPhone debacle).
Last Tuesday, Craig Dietrich’s NMD 203 (Creative Hypertext) class went to the University of Maine steam plant. It makes steam in the winter, and pipes it underground to all the buildings on campus for heating. Craig has been taking all of his classes for an in-depth tour from the guys who keep us warm at night. Pictures after the jump.
Please watch this video (click the center to play). Use headphones if you can. Please leave comments. What did you think?
It’s been about 30 hours since I got my new iPhone 3g, and it’s already changed the way I think about the internet. Leading up to my purchase yesterday, I had been keeping a log of every time I said “an iPhone would make this easier.” The list grew longer and longer, and it soon became clear that I would use it to its fullest extent.
It’s 7:52 AM, and I’m kneeling on the floor in front of Maine’s first Apple Store. I’m not kneeling in prayer. I’m kneeling because I don’t have a table so I’m using my laptop on the floor.
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