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I love you. </p> <div class="posted">Posted 06/12/2006 <br/> (0) <a href="https://web.archive.org/web/20060612224029/http://weez.oyzon.com/index.php?/weezblogtemplates/comments/1713/">Comments</a> • <a href="https://web.archive.org/web/20060612224029/http://weez.oyzon.com/index.php?/weezblogtemplates/its_elaines_birthday/">Permalink</a>• </div> <div class="sidetitle2">tunneling vision</div> <p>HUDs (Heads Up Displays) are used in gaming to indicate persistent necessary information. In games, that might mean your health, or how much ammo you have, whether or not you are in some special mode, odr how much time has elapsed. </p> <p> The HUD has implication for non-games. In the case the current project, ambient information would be progress through the survey, ability to toggle between text only and sign language, which signer, theme customization, and font size. There is more. Lots more. This is important stuff...but not the main stuff. </p> <p> So in interaction and interface design we have ambient information. It is designed to be there both persistent and in the periphery. Ideally it is very much in the periphery so it doesn’t clutter the desired bits. (BTW, I resent that Verizon takes up valuable cell phone display real estate to put in their name.) </p> <p> What are the implications when one is designing for a segment of the population that has no peripheral vision? Before you make any aural suggestions, I shall inform you that the target population that I need to address would be a segment of the deaf population with something called Usher’s syndrome which is a pairing of deafness with retinitis pigmentosa...a progressive tunnelling of vision. </p> <p> It’s an interesting problem. The fixes one normally suggests for anyone with a vision impairment is to make things larger and with higher contrast. This is not the case for someone with tunnel vision. At the extreme end, the visual area may be the equivalent of looking through a straw. And even what is visible through the straw is not certain. I got some anecdotal information that too much contrast is actually detrimental to seeing. I am not finding much online. I think my best recourse is to talk to someone with Ushers to find out what works best for them. </p> <p> Related links: <br/> <a href="https://web.archive.org/web/20060612224029/http://www.gamasutra.com/features/20060203/wilson_01.shtml" target="_blank">http://www.gamasutra.com/features/20060203/wilson_01.shtml</a> <br/> <a href="https://web.archive.org/web/20060612224029/http://www.ambientdevices.com/cat/science.html" target="_blank">http://www.ambientdevices.com/cat/science.html</a> <br/> <a href="https://web.archive.org/web/20060612224029/http://www.wired.com/news/columns/0,70387-0.html?tw=rss.index" target="_blank">http://www.wired.com/news/columns/0,70387-0.html?tw=rss.index</a> <br/> <a href="https://web.archive.org/web/20060612224029/http://www.jan.wvu.edu/media/Sight.html" target="_blank">http://www.jan.wvu.edu/media/Sight.html</a> </p> <div class="posted">Posted 06/12/2006 <br/> (0) <a href="https://web.archive.org/web/20060612224029/http://weez.oyzon.com/index.php?/weezblogtemplates/comments/1710/">Comments</a> • <a href="https://web.archive.org/web/20060612224029/http://weez.oyzon.com/index.php?/weezblogtemplates/tunneling_vision/">Permalink</a>• </div> <div class="sidetitle2">shoulda done this years ago</div> <p>Rochester is not far from a string of lakes that fan downward in the middle of the state. These lakes are called the finger lakes and are home to many a winery. </p> <p> Best show: Bully Hill. There is a decided cult of personality around Walter S. Taylor, and his story is a good one. His labels are great hand drawn illustrations. The wine is okay. </p> <p> What I discovered is that wines are varied and when given the opportunity to compare them next to one another, it’s a lovely thing. </p> <p> I also discovered while some wines did it for me, and others did not, none of the wine compared to the meade (honey wine) I had at the Earle Estates Meadery. I think I have found my alcohol vehicle of choice. Traditional meade is a heavy thing - not bad, but contemporary meade is light in texture. This particular meadery combines different fruit wines with their meade in varied proportions. </p> <p> External memory note...putting it down here so I don’t forget. My favorites at Earle Estate were: <br/> <ul><li>Honey Mead - contemporary semi-dry</li> <li>Cream Apricot - 30% Apricot wine / 70% Honey Mead</li> <li>Strawberry Shadows - 30% Strawberry wine / 70% Mead</li> <li>Honey Mead - contemporary semi-sweet- silver medal</li></ul> <p> There were more to taste. It cost a buck to taste 6 different wines. That was pretty much the going rate at the various wineries we visited. What a good day. When mom and dad visit again, this is what we need to do. </p> <div class="posted">Posted 06/11/2006 <br/> (2) <a href="https://web.archive.org/web/20060612224029/http://weez.oyzon.com/index.php?/weezblogtemplates/comments/1709/">Comments</a> • <a href="https://web.archive.org/web/20060612224029/http://weez.oyzon.com/index.php?/weezblogtemplates/shoulda_done_this_years_ago/">Permalink</a>• </div> <div class="sidetitle2">gone sloshing</div> <p>Today’s agenda: <br/> Wine tasting around the (or a) finger lake(s). </p> <div class="posted">Posted 06/10/2006 <br/> (0) <a href="https://web.archive.org/web/20060612224029/http://weez.oyzon.com/index.php?/weezblogtemplates/comments/1707/">Comments</a> • <a href="https://web.archive.org/web/20060612224029/http://weez.oyzon.com/index.php?/weezblogtemplates/gone_sloshing/">Permalink</a>• </div> <div class="sidetitle2">this is good</div> <p>So this summer, I get to walk downstairs to the dining table and work from there. It’ll get dicey when Gabriel starts staying home (next week) and Aidan and Connor start staying home (in two weeks). </p> <p> But for this one glorious day, I am working in quiet. </p> <p> I am enjoying designing and coding. <br/> Back to it. </p> <div class="posted">Posted 06/09/2006 <br/> (0) <a href="https://web.archive.org/web/20060612224029/http://weez.oyzon.com/index.php?/weezblogtemplates/comments/1706/">Comments</a> • <a href="https://web.archive.org/web/20060612224029/http://weez.oyzon.com/index.php?/weezblogtemplates/this_is_good/">Permalink</a>• </div> <div class="sidetitle2">No no's</div> <p>There will be no negative people allowed around me for the duration of the summer. </p> <p> Wait...two negatives equal a positive so… </p> <p> Only positive people are allowed around me for the duration of the summer. Yes. </p> <div class="posted">Posted 06/08/2006 <br/> (2) <a href="https://web.archive.org/web/20060612224029/http://weez.oyzon.com/index.php?/weezblogtemplates/comments/1705/">Comments</a> • <a href="https://web.archive.org/web/20060612224029/http://weez.oyzon.com/index.php?/weezblogtemplates/no_nos/">Permalink</a>• </div> <div class="sidetitle2">Quirky</div> <p>Sufjan Stevens, <a href="https://web.archive.org/web/20060612224029/http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0009R1T7M/qid=1149713594/sr=2-1/ref=pd_bbs_b_2_1/104-4097209-8250331?s=music&v=glance&n=5174">Illinoise</a>. </p> <p> One of those I-heard-it-on-the-radio-and-had-to-find-it. That required me going to the alternative radio station playlist and trying to remember what bit I could. It was a long title and the only thing I remembered was “noise”. </p> <p> And this is the title of the hook song <br/> <blockquote>Come On! Feel the Illinoise!, Pt. 1: The World’s Columbian Exposition / Pt. II: Carl Sandbrug Visits Me In a Dream</blockquote> <p> Quirky is good. </p> <div class="posted">Posted 06/07/2006 <br/> (3) <a href="https://web.archive.org/web/20060612224029/http://weez.oyzon.com/index.php?/weezblogtemplates/comments/1704/">Comments</a> • <a href="https://web.archive.org/web/20060612224029/http://weez.oyzon.com/index.php?/weezblogtemplates/quirky/">Permalink</a>• </div> <div class="sidetitle2">summer is shaping up</div> <p>One large TO DO added to the summer. <i>Uncertain</i> and has been up graded to <i>more likely than not</i>. </p> <p> People are nice to visit. <br/> I like working with machines. <br/> Machines are easier than people. <br/> Design of interfaces is easier than working with people. </p> <p> Don’t you like shiny things too? </p> <div class="posted">Posted 06/06/2006 <br/> (0) <a href="https://web.archive.org/web/20060612224029/http://weez.oyzon.com/index.php?/weezblogtemplates/comments/1703/">Comments</a> • <a href="https://web.archive.org/web/20060612224029/http://weez.oyzon.com/index.php?/weezblogtemplates/summer_is_shaping_up/">Permalink</a>• </div> <div class="sidetitle2">my dog talks in his sleep</div> <p>grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr boof <br/> grrrrrr boof boof <br/> (twitch twitch) <br/> grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr <br/> (hind legs run. Go! Teo! Go!) <br/> boof! boof! </p> <p> 3 AM </p> <p> I don’t think it was a doggy nightmare. I don’t wake him up because I am not going to walk him at this hour if I can help it. Wonder what he is chasing and if he caught it? </p> <div class="posted">Posted 06/05/2006 <br/> (3) <a href="https://web.archive.org/web/20060612224029/http://weez.oyzon.com/index.php?/weezblogtemplates/comments/1701/">Comments</a> • <a href="https://web.archive.org/web/20060612224029/http://weez.oyzon.com/index.php?/weezblogtemplates/my_dog_talks_in_his_sleep/">Permalink</a>• </div> <div class="sidetitle2">strawberry rhubarb pie</div> <p>verdict: </p> <p> Fantastically awesome! (Connor) </p> <p> Did not follow any recipe except that for the <a href="https://web.archive.org/web/20060612224029/http://foodpropaganda.com/index.php?title=Basic_Pie_Crust">basic pie crust</a>. Took what strawberries and rhubarb we had on hand, sliced them, added a cup of brown sugar and threw that into the pie shell. Made a lattice top (that was fun). With the boarder on slice and dice duty, and me on the crust and composition coordination, the whole thing took 15 minutes to throw together and an hour of movie time to bake. </p> <p> Easy as pie. (Thanks, Tona for getting me over my fear of pie ineptitude). </p> <div class="posted">Posted 06/04/2006 <br/> (5) <a href="https://web.archive.org/web/20060612224029/http://weez.oyzon.com/index.php?/weezblogtemplates/comments/1699/">Comments</a> • <a href="https://web.archive.org/web/20060612224029/http://weez.oyzon.com/index.php?/weezblogtemplates/strawberry_rhubarb_pie/">Permalink</a>• </div> <div class="sidetitle2">small moments</div> <p>It’s a compilation of little things. This is appropriate. I am a small person. </p> <p> Still, the big things are hard to comprehend except through a very tiny window. </p> <blockquote><p>...All tolled I had a great time; even though at one point around 6 ish I sat at the kitchen table among a sea of whiskey, bourbon, and vodkas alone and zoning; just searching for a moment of clarity & quiet. My aunt marie, sitting directly across from me but outside on Nana’s porch, called in “You doin ok in there Bridge?” I felt very much like Benjamin Bradock. </p> <p> -<a href="https://web.archive.org/web/20060612224029/http://bridget.sweetin.blogspot.com/">bridget</a>, lobster and jerz trash</p></blockquote> <p> This is what we got, little things sandwiched between bigger things (that in retrospect ain’t but a thing). A few days of politics and drama and seemingly important things. And last night the boys and I watched a movie and ate popcorn and my baby fell asleep on my chest and woke up this morning asking how it ended? Which, right now seems a more important moment than picking who will be the next department chair or whether or not proposal X will be accepted. </p> <p> “Will got the girl and Captain Jack Sparrow got his boat.” <br/> “Oh. It was a good movie.” </p> <div class="posted">Posted 06/03/2006 <br/> (0) <a href="https://web.archive.org/web/20060612224029/http://weez.oyzon.com/index.php?/weezblogtemplates/comments/1698/">Comments</a> • <a href="https://web.archive.org/web/20060612224029/http://weez.oyzon.com/index.php?/weezblogtemplates/small_moments/">Permalink</a>• </div> <div class="sidetitle2">say no to big decisions</div> <p>...while hormonal. </p> <p> I’ve said that before and I am happy to say I continue to abide by that rule. </p> <p> Egad. The questions that come with PMS (which intersected with graduation this year...bad bad combo). <i>What am I doing with my life? What am I living for? How will I be remembered if I am hit by a bus right now?...</i> </p> <p> Those were great questions when I was in my early twenties and experimenting with mind alteration, but not so much fun now. Back then, there was a tinge of profundity and awe - this was corroborated by my fellows who were also in various states of, “Whoa!” and “Holy shit!” </p> <p> Now that I have moved on from PMS to just plain ordinary M, the questions are not less valid - just less urgent. </p> <p> But it isn’t too late to be thinking about life. George Burns and Gracie Allen were married for 38 years. After she died he lived and worked another 32. That’s a long time. </p> <p> Did the house. Have the kids. Doing the career...and now isn’t such a bad time to be asking those questions. It is probably better that I am asking them now - not hormonal nor mind altered. I just won’t be acting on them quickly. </p> <div class="posted">Posted 06/02/2006 <br/> (0) <a href="https://web.archive.org/web/20060612224029/http://weez.oyzon.com/index.php?/weezblogtemplates/comments/1697/">Comments</a> • <a href="https://web.archive.org/web/20060612224029/http://weez.oyzon.com/index.php?/weezblogtemplates/say_no_to_big_decisions/">Permalink</a>• </div> <div class="sidetitle2">taking stock</div> <p>It’s Thursday. </p> <p> This is the first Thursday in twenty two weeks where I am not teaching until 10:00. </p> <p> Must be summer. </p> <p> We’re not really done yet. Still wrapping up the school year. The department, like me, is wondering where it is going and what it wants to do if it grows up. Endings do that. End of the year. End of a term. Endings all. They force you to take a look at where you were, and what you did with what opportunity was given you. They force you to wonder about the seemingly important next first tentative step...because, of course, that sets your direction until the next ending. </p> <p> Blame hormones and endings on wondering. </p> <p> The smallest of endings is the weekly unit of picking up produce from the farm, and what to do with rhubarb before Sunday? </p> <div class="posted">Posted 06/01/2006 <br/> (2) <a href="https://web.archive.org/web/20060612224029/http://weez.oyzon.com/index.php?/weezblogtemplates/comments/1695/">Comments</a> • <a href="https://web.archive.org/web/20060612224029/http://weez.oyzon.com/index.php?/weezblogtemplates/taking_stock/">Permalink</a>• </div> <div class="sidetitle2">hoo boy</div> <p>it’s hot. </p> <div class="posted">Posted 05/31/2006 <br/> (2) <a href="https://web.archive.org/web/20060612224029/http://weez.oyzon.com/index.php?/weezblogtemplates/comments/1694/">Comments</a> • <a href="https://web.archive.org/web/20060612224029/http://weez.oyzon.com/index.php?/weezblogtemplates/hoo_boy/">Permalink</a>• </div> <div class="sidetitle2">why would you want to do something like that?</div> <p>Advice on becoming a successful entrepreneur (again from Dean Kaman): </p> <p> 1) Pick something important to do. It will be hard, because the easy stuff has already been done. <br/> 2) People will tell you it is hard and will not encourage you, that is a signal it is important. Do not give up. </p> <p> It’s easier to care about a small radius. As some of the more important things can start taking on more of an auto-pilot (enough money to pay the mortgage, utilities and food), and the care taking of the boys gets a bit easier as they become more self-sufficient, it’s time to think about who and what else needs caretaking in what limited fashion I can. </p> <p> Something more than using a hand push lawnmower and a clothesline. Something more than buying a bunch of flourescent bulbs. Something more than composting. Something more than blood every three months. Money I don’t got, but a little bit of time. 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