Monthly Archives: July 2005

Stupid human tricks

It turns out (imagine this!) that men don’t see colors so good. So, then why are we one of the few species in which the female wears the fancy feathers?

Posted in Misc | Comments Off on Stupid human tricks

Curioser and curiouser . . .

Presently (well, not presently but someday in the future on a planet far, far away) I will be writing a dissertaion. I would like some helpful software, because I’m the kind of girl who likes good software. So, I’m curious. … Continue reading

Posted in Tools | 5 Comments

Summit on Digital Tools for the Humanities

I’m very excited to say I was just invited to attend the Summit on Digital Tools for the Humanities at the University of Virginia this fall. Please see my issue paper. I’d love some thoughts or comments!

Posted in webViz/dataMining | 1 Comment

Dada2data

The second thing I can’t claim today is this notion of “Dada2data”. In this 2003 article, author Chris Joseph explores the idea that the internet is particularly useful for representing Dadaist works. This is sort of where I was trying … Continue reading

Posted in Digital | Comments Off on Dada2data

Googling Off

A GoogleEarth inspired term. I can’t claim it (heard it on NPR), but I’d like to note that it’s a good one.

Posted in Digital | Comments Off on Googling Off

So, yeah, we’re digging out our own patio . . .

IMG_0719 Originally uploaded by TanyaClement. Yes, she is wearing a “Fear the Turtles” t-shirt in a homemade pool (a.k.a. barely used kitty litter box). One word: classy.

Posted in Uncategorized | Comments Off on So, yeah, we’re digging out our own patio . . .