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Aint progress wonderful Dee Dee. And what makes it special is that it is interntional .... or was that global? I lose track. mike On Fri, Oct 30, 2009 at 7:46 PM, <dhalleck@dssmail.ucsd.edu> wrote: > check out > > http://www.360degrees.org/ > > made by my friend Sue and Allison of Picture Projects about 6 years ago. > More relevant than ever-- now that there well over two million prisoners > in US prisons, a higher per-capita figure than any other country in the > history of the world. > > California has over 14,000 prisoners in long term isolation units, or 6% > of the total prison population. > http://abolishcontrolunits.org/research/CA > > DeeDee > > > > > Dear Colleagues-- I strongly recommend that you consider checking out > the > > following website. It is a streamed picture > > of a former Stasi prisoner who has returned to prison for a week > > recreating, > > to the extent possible, his long isolation in > > solitary confinement before the fall of the Berlin wall. > > > > Very relevant to the UCSD department interest in the analysis of > > communication as performance and very relevant to xmca > > concerns along a wide range of relevant issues. I learned about this from > > bbc news and if you find watching this man > > performing (some of our) past, present, and future, you might check on > the > > originating story which can be found at bbc.com > > mike > > > > > > http://www.stasi-live-haft.de/en/ > > > > > _______________________________________________ xmca mailing list xmca@weber.ucsd.edu http://dss.ucsd.edu/mailman/listinfo/xmca