Alexander Galloway, Protocol: How Control Exists After Decentralization.
Lawrence Harte, Introduction to MPEG
and a CD: Deftones, Saturday Night Wrist
More news coming. I’m back, my cat is still alive, and I am officially (well, liminally until my card comes in the mail) a permanent resident.
It’s the image of this happening at an academic conference that I can’t get out of my mind.
Mark J. Butler Unlocking the Groove: Rhythm, Meter and Musical Design in Electronic Dance Music.
Apologies for the flurry of posts and then disappearing. It’s been an extremely busy time with talks and a pile of miscellanous reading (theses, dissertation chapters, journal submissions, tenure dossiers), punctuated by a number of domestic crises this week: our apartment flooded in two separate places and at two different times (the waters have been beaten back for now), we had an electrical circuit go (the one that powers the ceiling lights in our office/living room — very important — which is now mysteriously back on) and our cat Tetrys has been really sick again (unable to eat, he was hospitalized for 3 days; he’s home now but his red blood cell count is way down–we are administering high-powered meds).
We plan to be out of town next weekend as well, so I expect the blog will continue to be quiet for the next little while.
Perhaps. In the meantime, here’s a short election editorial I did for Bad Subjects.
Every week during football we get a barrage of Telus ads featuring monkeys. But we can’t figure out what kind of monkeys they are. A quick google search yielded no information.
