Author Archives: dmitry

Hi all, For my final project I filmed a tutorial on how to clean vinyl records with a specialized record-cleaning system. Its original manual (which I could not locate) provided hardly any information on how to properly clean a record … Continue reading →

Hi guys, First of all, great job on that video – you’ve put togetether a clear and well thought out tutotial so I had no problem following your instructions. If I were to make sutble changes to the video I … Continue reading →

I helped examining the box. Me and Marc drew the outline of the box. I ran off and asked around the floor for scissors, cut the box out and we all glued it together. If was a fun and highly … Continue reading →

Marc – Engineering/Design/Execution Dmitry – Execution Samantha – Execution/Note taking Lesean – Photography Soriba – Supply management Carol Ann – Note taking/Advisement Mickel – Assisting/Observing

In this tutorial our team will walk you through the steps needed to put together a cardboard tissue box. When you are done, your result should look similar to the one below. Supplies needed: A thin piece of cardboard (approx. … Continue reading →

Business letter and email make up 60% of the grade. All parts should be evaluated on the following criteria. FORMAT: Conventions of platform – proper formatting – taking advantage of platform’s strengths All these would somewhat differ from platform to … Continue reading →

1. Business letter 2. Email 3. Tweets 4. Comic images (superlame.com)

Hi everyone, What makes a song “groovy”? A tight rhythm section. A good “lock” between bass and drums coupled with some funky notes is what gets your head bobbing and feet stomping. A solid punchy groove also takes a well-tuned … Continue reading →

Hi everyone, Hope you are having no trouble adding yourself to the class list created by Prof. Gold last week. In case you do, this post will walk you through this (perhaps somewhat cumbersome) process. Your record should include you … Continue reading →

Too big to know (Prologue, Chapter 1) In his book “Too big to know” David Weinberger ponders the nature and value of knowledge: “How much of what we know depends on what we would like to believe?” (vii). Here author … Continue reading →