PSA 01
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Continue reading PSA: Please Use a Harness (if you don’t train)
A friend of ours informed us that a local noise band, Cro Magnon (Lafayette, IN), played on WFMU’s Talks Cheap with Jason Sigal.
You can download their entire set from the Free Music Archive.
Created on three index cards. My family (sans one member) created this Exquisite Corpse as a birthday gift. The theme was “birthday”. I like the various interpretations that showed up. Thank you family!
Created on three index cards. I created the middle panel and sent two more to my parents via mail. I was in the area a couple weeks later (a long time, I know) and picked them up on July 11th. Click on the thumbnail for a larger picture.
RSS Monologue
What you will need: A computer or RSS enabled device
Directions:
Start up monologues based off of the title and opening sentence of the news stories that are scrolling over your screen. You should make sure that your screen is scrolling slow enough so you can say a few lines for each article.
Variations
Have two people or an entire ensemble use the news stories to start scenes.
RSS news Services and the limit of the results in the RSS feed
Google News Top Stories (100)
Google News World News (100)
Google News USA News (100)
Yahoo! World News (10)
Yahoo! USA News (10)
Yahoo! Top News (10)
Reuters Top News (10)
Reuters USA News (10)
Reuters World News (10)
Reuters Political News (10)
Reuters BusinessNews (10)
Digg Labs also has some good tools for this exercise:
And there is also twistori, a twitter news feed based on emotions.