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»2008« (2007) by Claude Closky.

»Extremi Digiti«, 1997; by Stacy Greene.

via “Julian”

»Cloud Formation suspended« (2006) by Axel Antas.

author’s notes#1::::I’ve moved from small attempts on humor to a short avant-garde period.

author’s notes#2::::this film is not meant to be entertaining in any way. It is artistic.

»Caves« (2006) by Rune Peitersen.

»no 1« (citizen series) 2004 by Charles Mason.

the flickr application on Facebook managed to put the pentagram as close to the center as possible… perfect

// It’s very interesting // Find for what you want // my favorite search engine // Google search engine is the best in the world. #break# Google is the most searched engine in the world. #break# Google is ranked the number one search engine in the world. // Google, eh? // im serious, this is like international // gooooooooooooooogle! // I like this search engine because it has a lot of materials that I can use for my class // Boys like girls - The great escape // also http://google.com is the other man/woman // always go here when you need to find something important….note to self…go here! // very popular search engine // it’s a search engine // I like searching here. // hehehehehehehehe // it know all that i need. // This is my note for this URL. // NO notes, just best wishes to programmers, who made this // is no bad huH? // Good // Surf the web! // Extended Mix // this is fun because u can look up fun stuff!!!! // A pretty OK search engine // knowledge. // No real point in this being here xcept for just plain respect to the Oracles grand powers! // online sytem that allows your to browse the net for pondering information, people, pictures, songs, ect. // For those of you who don’t know…this search engine is pretty nifty. // Anyone heard of this? Seems like an ok search engine. // It’s a search engine; I’m hoping it’ll catch on. // My favorite search result. It will give you the best results, as long as you make detailed searches. // For 9/10/07 use this website to learn about outer space. When you finish reading, go to your journal and write 2 sentences. First tell the most surprising thing you learned about your planet. Then tell me what would have to change on your planet for pe // Google Google Google! haha look it up. // i put the google bookmark because googleget 200 millions searchs a day so a lot of people must use it and the rest is history // search engine…vroom! // The only search engine that has become a verb in my vocabulary. Google it! // search Google.com for more // The 2nd best website for everything // NOT VETTED, SHOULD NOT BE USED AS A PRIMARY SOURCE. // The Maddest Search Engine Eva // I’m obsessed with its logo // Just Google it! // used for problem solving // Used for searches. The topic I will be searching is immigrants in the US // EVERYTHIG! // I’m crazy about Google,I can’t help it if I have TOO much spare time // gem of the net - 4555556669705367 // Throughout an infinite thought, is found a requiem within ones own maze of reality. // Hi everyone! Check out this awesome new website I just found. You type in stuff and it finds links that you can then click. Funny name, too! (Actually, I can’t believe people are bookmarking this.) // I <3 this site... i would marry it if i could // Good for finding hot naked guys :D // Used by almost everyone // The best thing ever. Period. // It the best search engine I have never see. // THE MOST USED SITE. I USE THIS FOR EVERYTHING Its a intricate part of my life. // This is for the searching. // Show me a human who doesn't google. // I really have no need to bookmark this, but I did anyway. // Search for the 21st century. // Students, please stop using AskJeeves and start using Google search with the advanced features. // Ubiqitious and useful, almost a force of nature, yet far short of Divine // A google is 10^100, that is the digit '1' followed by 100 zeros. The term was coined in 1920 by nine-year-old Milton Sirotta, nephew of American mathematician Edward Kasner. I heard there is a search engine with a similiar name too. // hi guys. hi kaelee :) // This is the first! I want to test del.icio.us! // Google. It can cure cancer. ALL forms of it. // The most useful resource ever created in the history of time. // I just found this great site yesterday! // Just wanted to see what happened if I tagged the world's biggest search engine // yahoo sucks // Google and I have love/hate relationship // google... i like it because it is a small page and doesn't take long to load. it's my start page because of that and i can either search or use my bookmarks from there. // I am here // If you need to ask, you need help... // to talk to a friend by emailing them // feel lucky? ;-) // GOOGLE IS THE BOMB. EVERYTHING ABOUT GOOGLE IS AESTHETICALLY APPEALING, QUICK, FAST, GOOD AND STUFF. // All sites you find from here MUST be approved first - use as a last resort. // just trying to help google's page rank on the term "google" // not as good as it used to be, not as usefull as delicious

The project »Who is afraid of seniors?«, 2005; deals with old people. Statistics foresee that in year 2020 there will be over a billion of people in the world older than 60 years and 75% of them will be residents of western countries, the oldest state will be Japan and the oldest continent will be Europe. By Lada Cerar .

In »SPOMENIK / The End of History« Jan Kempenaers portrays monuments raised by the communist regime in former Yugoslavia.

Countdown Clocks at WishAFriend.com

“Alpha, Beta, Gamma” by Joe Gilmore. The installation converts data from 2 Geiger Counters into sound.

“Metronome Piece” by Akitsugu Maebayashi. The artist walks around the town bringing along a clicking metronome. The regulated clicks produced by the metronome works as ’sonor’ which detects information of spaces, and the echoes of clicks are recorded binaurally through microphones that are putted on both of ears of him. This is how, the sound of clicks becomes the medium which transmits experience as a mixture of space and time.

“Surround” by Pali Meursault.

»Tuning« (2002) by Nicolas Milhé.

In »SPOMENIK / The End of History« Jan Kempenaersportrays monuments raised by the communist regime in former Yugoslavia.

»Prishtina House«, 2006, by Marjetica Potrc.

»VIRTUAL AIR CONDITIONERS«

»CLERICALIZATION OF BELGRADE«

»Pristina outscirts«, 2006-08, by Srdjan Jovanovic Weiss. All images from the Lost Highway Expedition, a multi annual project about “Balkanization” initiated by Centrala Foundation for Future Cities and the School of Missing Studies.

»Turbo Architecture / A Solid Loss of Memory« by Srdjan Jovanovic Weiss.

»The evolution of street trade« from the »Wild City / Genetics of Uncontrolled Urban Processes« a research into non-planned and barely regulated processes of urban transformations. By examining the city of Belgrade, over the past decade in the wake of the Balkan conflicts, a new physical layer of the contemporary city has been discovered and explored. Its wild topology has developed in opposition to a centralised, directed process of growth. A collaborative project by Ana Dzokic, Milica Topalovic, Marc Neelen and Ivan Kucina.

»De Batavier« (2006),

»Collapsibel Sublet« (2006) by Sanja Medic.

“T2″ by Andrea Polli is an artistic exploration of real time ocean activity using wave and wind data and a live global ocean conservation news feed.

Wall Street Journal article on NN etc: a concurring opinion. (In law a concurrence is where the author agrees with the result but not the reasoning.)

Props to Guthrie for slipping an idea past the Man.

Are we co-opted yet?

“Surfacesobjects” (scent on wall) by Heribert Friedl.

Sorry to report JMB’s pic-see concept has been appropriated by the Adult industry. (Maybe it already existed but this is the first time I’d seen it.) Today I discovered a folder of fairly innocuous abstract drawings in a, yes, open directory on my site, that were displayed using a pic-see-like utility. The eight images were displayed in a table, but instead of links back to the images, each drawing was a link to an Adult site. (The same Adult site, in fact.) At the top of the page were animated GIFs of *ss-f*cking, g*gging, etc. If this persists I’ll close the directories–there hasn’t been any reason to before. No link to that shite. Has anyone else seen this?

Geographical Analogies # 3 (Yosemite National Park, Bronx, Central Park) and video “Desniansky Raion” by Cyprien Gaillard. Video.

»LIGHT READING 1500 cinematic explosions«, 2006 by Elizabeth McAlpine . The whitest frame from 1500 different cinematic explosions has been taken and compiled together to make a minute long white flickering movie the sound track has become an agitated micro sound due to the editing process.

»Quintet«, 2006; Vinyl records, record player, plywood. By Elizabeth McAlpine .

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“Self Portrait of a Working Man Missing a Million Pixels II” and “hus.DSC00109″ by Victor Boullet.

»Danes For Bush« (2004) by Jakob S. Boeskov.

“Series 00: Self-Portrait” from the project “Memento Mori” by Iñigo Bilbao. Images built from a 2 mm. slices CAT-Scan (Medical Systems HIGH Speed CT/e) of the model. The DICOM files obtained were processed in Osirix (Medical Imaging Software); exporting a 3D model the renders were produced using 3ds Max 7.0 and Brazil Rendering Systems. See also Karin Sander and Xavier Veilhan.

»We All Can Dress As Europeans«, 2007, installation with 27 sweaters representing the 27 member states of the European Union. The price of an individual sweater is determined by the GDP of each member state. Price tag ranges from the most expensive Luxembourg, 384 €, to the cheapest Bulgaria sweater for 51 €. By Jure Purgaj.

“Quartet No. 1 in G” (Video) by Haroon Mirza.

“Unravel” by Sarah Sze.