Month: October 2008

// Reading Beth Ann Fennelly’s piece in the American Poetry Review.

// Off to run some morning errands.

From the Guardian:

UbuWeb, the magnificent – and enormous – archive of the avant garde has, in one of its many curious corners, an online project glorying in the name Publishing the Unpublishable.

Link

// Listening to a lecture on Classical Mythology, and still pondering a question about Pollack.

// Pollack. I’m thinking about Pollack tonight.

// “Late one night, sorrow come round/ Scratchin’ at my door… ” Kasey Chambers & Shane Nicholson

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// Back home from a full, energetic evening class.

// Someone in the meeting told me I’m not suppose to miniblog a meeting in which I’m supposed to be paying attention to said meeting.

// In a meeting about podcasting and multimedia whatnot.

// Route 8, running hot. Route 6, minutes late. Route 28 on time. Still made it to the office before the meeting.

// Off to the bus stop to brave the October blizzard.

// Flurries (that means snow to Southern states).

// From iTunes: “Dear Podcast Owner: Your podcast… has been approved. You should expect to see it in iTunes within the next few hours.”

// Podcast successfully submitted to iTunes.

// Fixing RSS feed via (http://feedvalidator.org/)

// Waiting for RSS validating

// Coding XML podcast file and uploading mp3 to web server.

// Ah, a walk through the mountains with old friends on a beautiful autumn day followed by a shared supper. A full day. A full heart.

// Done working on a media kit. Expecting out-of-towners soon.

// Watching Simon Schama’s Power of Art DVD collection.