English 680V: Visual Rhetoric in a Technological Age (Purdue)

I decided to make my project into a series of videos- four on trailer business and one introduction, and post it to a website for public consumption.

My progess has been waylaid by a number of factors, but here are the first three videos in the series:

web.ics.purdue.edu/~lsoderlu/Introduction.mov
web.ics.purdue.edu/~lsoderlu/Kuleshov Effect.mov
web.ics.purdue.edu/~lsoderlu/Percy Video.mov

Attached.

Cold bloo-ded!

I think she's lookin' pretty good, dere!

(I said CONSUMATE Vs! CONSUMATE! Guy wouldn't know consumate if it came up and bit him in the face)

Here they are, with the standardized template. Sort of.

Attached. This might suck a lot, because I didn't find too much material to really contribute. Feel free to rip it apart. Just be gentle when I'm around.

http://www.cracked.com/index.php?name=News&sid=1847&pageid=1

Amy sez we should just copy and paste the stuff from the template onto each page we make. That's COPY AND PASTE, not use the template directly.

Here's the file changed according to your suggestions, Ryan and nrivers.

So I made a pretty template, but had no luck in working it AS a template. Instead, I had to make all changes to the actual template instead of making pages BASED on that template. I saw that the same thing was done on the Stand Alone Activities page. Do we beg Amy for help at this point, or what?

I haven't completed the template yet. I'll work my damnedest. New Orleans, etc. has taken more time than I wanted it to. I'll make every attempt to do it Sunday.

Make it look pretty!
Lars

The Getty has published a site designed to make people more aware of the presence of the visual in our lives. Here's the link:

http://www.interacttenways.com/usa/home.asp

Also, the Webby nominations came out today for best websites in a variety of areas. Very cool:

http://www.webbyawards.com/webbys/current.php