CONGRATS

["Michael Meuser" <meuser@mapcruzin.com>]

Congratulations Brian - I know that it's been a long hard haul.  I 
look forward to diving in and looking around.  I'll be sure to link it 
and tell others.

best

Mike

On 13 Jul 2001, at 2:16, brian carroll wrote:

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> 
> 
> 
>   hello ~e-list, i have just finished the project
>   which is the basis for the electronetwork.org
>   website, Seeing Cyberspace. it is at the url:
>   http://www.electronetwork.org/works/seeing/
> 
>   basically, it consists of an essay, graphics,
>   and animations which decipher internetworked
>   media, power, and technology in the everyday
>   environment. in an effort to raise awareness
>   of how 'cyberspace' or the Internet connects
>   to larger events offline, including global
>   warming, power outages, energy inefficiency,
>   and the ecological relationship between the
>   economic, and energy and military sectors.
>   all issues which stand before us today. the
>   essay is broken down into these categories:
> 
> 
> S E E I N G  C Y B E R S P A C E :
> 
> The Electrical Infrastructure is Architecture
> 
> 0. Introduction:   [ Abstract | Acknowledgements | Dedication ]
> 1. Infrastructure: [ Electrical Tools, Buildings, & Systems ]
> 2. Cyberspace:     [ Electrical Energy | Warfare | Economy ]
> 3. Crises:         [ Electrical Outages | Inefficiency | Pollution ]
> 4. Strategy:       [ Electrical Planning | Design | Architecture ]
> 5. Objective:      [ Electrical Order | Action | Electronetworking ]
> 
> brian thomas carroll - independent researcher - human@electronetwork.org
> september 2000 - june 2001. release 07.04.01, public domain. no copyright.
> electronetwork.org welcomes grants, donations, and sponsorships.
> 
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> [ Abstract ]
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> 
> [image of electrical outlet and plug]
> 
> Through architectural language, one can see the otherwise intangible Cyberspace
> materialized in the power, media, and technological systems of the Electrical
> Infrastructure. In so doing, pressing issues such as war, energy inefficiency,
> global warming, pollution, and economic instability can be structurally related
> to the seemingly separate experience online the Internet. Identifying this
> relationship can help to educate and organize citizens whom want to address
> common yet otherwise ignored needs of the representative human public.
> 
> 
>   i will be announcing it on other lists in the coming weeks.
>   the Public Energy Network (PEN) link is my next mini-project,
>   of which openflows.org was again generous in sponsoring the
>   pen-list, which will be the basis for organizing persons
>   whom want to colloborate on transforming the e-infrastructure
>   into something which is designed to serve humans worldwide.
> 
>   let me know what you're thinking...
>   thanks. brian
> 
>   the electronetwork-list
>   electromagnetism / infrastructure / civilization
> 		http://www.electronetwork.org
> 
> 



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