jason pettus | August 2001 archives

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[i am a camera]
A more confessional journal than this one, updated more frequently, always accompanied by a real-time cellphone photo. Maintained at my VOX account, using their excellent mobile client for Palm. RSS-enabled.

[randomvideo]
Two- to five-minute video reports from random events in my day-to-day life: gallery openings, indie-rock shows, drunken parties with my friends and the like. Recorded on my cellphone, a Treo 650, uploaded at a later date to my account at YouTube.com. RSS-enabled.

[randomaudio]
The same as [randomvideo] but with audio only, and posted in real time using cellphone technology, via Odeo.com. RSS-enabled; can be used in such podcasting software as iPodder and iTunes.

[flickr]
Candid photos from my day-to-day life in Chicago and elsewhere, courtesy of Flickr.com. RSS-enabled. I am also now maintaining a separate page there as well, tracking just my favorite images from other photographers.

[fabb]
A promotional website and blog for Fabb, the "virtual prefabricated housing" company I run within the strange videogame Second Life. Includes regular free tutorials on the SL building process.

[social bookmarks]
Each day I post 5 to 15 links online to other interesting things I've found on the web, over at my account at del.icio.us. A good option for those who want to find out what in the general culture interests me these days, in that I rarely post outside links here at my personal site. RSS-enabled.

[social networks]
Click on the following links to visit my profile page for that service: deviantART | GoodReads | LibraryThing | LinkedIn | Netflix | SecondLife Me | SecondLife Profiles | Shelfari

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Archives: August 2001

This is the archive page for the month [August 2001]; below you should see headlines and summaries of all entries found here from that month. Click the appropriate link at each to read the entire entry.

[story] Snowmen | August 4, 2001
An online version of my 2001 story "Snowmen," also found in the book "Chicago Stories 2001-2004." | Read entire entry

[story] A poem to myself on my 32nd birthday | August 4, 2001
An online version of my 2001 story "A poem to myself on my 32nd birthday," also found in the book "Chicago Stories 2001-2004." | Read entire entry

[story] An ode to the 'We Should Be Famous Club' on the occasion of Yammer's fourth anniversary | August 4, 2001
An online version of my 2001 story "An ode to the 'We Should Be Famous Club' on the occasion of Yammer's fourth anniversary," also found in the book "Chicago Stories 2001-2004." | Read entire entry

[story] Anyway: a poem for two voices | August 4, 2001
An online version of my 2001 story "Anyway: a poem for two voices," also found in the book "Chicago Stories 2001-2004." | Read entire entry