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Getting to Know Your City — Elsewise Strategic
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How could information shape your world? Getting to Know Your City. November 19, 2011. I see these traces of the past, but I don’t understand them. Our city has a rich history, but we need some way to unlock it. About a year and a half ago, I was in the process of brainstorming projects related to the City of Portland’s Civic Apps Challenge. There were a few lists of historic places available, but they were thin on details: address, year built, and maybe the name of an architect’s name or firm. You can...
I Think the Orange is Winning… — Elsewise Strategic
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How could information shape your world? I Think the Orange is Winning…. July 25, 2010. I always keep an eye out for examples I can add to my geo-usability presentations. PDF) like the one I gave on January 12th. ESRI has released apps for the iPhone and iPad, and it seems to be part of a broader iOS strategy. Great! Welcome to the party! Here’s a screenshot of one of the featured maps in their new iPhone app:. The blue is definitely surrounded. That’s a lot of orange, but what does it represent? I share ...
They’re Erasing Our Memories — Elsewise Strategic
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How could information shape your world? They’re Erasing Our Memories. February 26, 2010. From the recent Esquire profile of Roger Ebert. A great example of one way the overreach of intellectual property ‘management’ and DRM policies are excising chunks of our cultural memories:. Chaz looks over his shoulder at the screen. “Those fu ” she says, catching herself. They think it’s Disney again that they’ve taken down the videos. Terms-of-use violation. Tagged as: content deleted. Getting to Know Your City.
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How could information shape your world? I design and develop apps for the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch, including:. App feasibility, cost and project planning. Interface Design and User Experience. Effective designs that conform to Apple’s Human Interface Guidelines. Native app development using Objective-C and UIKit. Upgrades to Existing Projects. New features and bug fixes for apps already in the App Store. Data Preparation and Management. Integration with Web-based Systems. I can develop an assessment ...
The Last Few Months — Elsewise Strategic
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How could information shape your world? The Last Few Months. February 18, 2011. I’ve been busy finalizing a couple projects for release, as well as working on a few that won’t come out for another month or two, and I’ve really let the blogging go. Here’s a quick roundup of a few news items since my last post in September:. I released PDX Trees. In October, and it won the Most Appealing App award in Portland’s Civic Apps Challenge. I just posted a progress report. Republished on her own site. Take a look&...
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It’s out! What’s in it? | Public Art PDX
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Exploring Portland's Public Art. What’s in it? February 22, 2011. The initial release of Public Art PDX is now available for download from the App Store. What kind of art does it include? If you are a long-time resident Portland, or if you’ve ever visited the area, you probably have some ideas about what art is featured in the the app. The statue of Sacajawea and Jean-Baptiste in Washington Park? But there are 412 more, and the list is growing. When I started working with the data provided by RACC. Your ...
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Exploring Portland's Public Art. On my first visit to Portland in 1999, I spent an afternoon hopping on and off the MAX Blue Line, brochure in hand, exploring the art that adorns each light-rail station between downtown Portland and the western suburbs. Support the Creative Advocacy Network. The Creative Advocacy Network has launched a movement to increase public funding for the arts in our region. Why? For more information: http:/ theartscan.org. Contact me via email: support@publicartpdx.org. I’ll be e...
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Exploring Portland's Public Art. I saw a piece of art and it’s not in the app. How do I find out more information? Please email us with details. You can use the ‘ ’ icon at the bottom of the map view in the app, or send it to submissions@publicartpdx.com. We know there is a lot of art that is not yet in the app, and we are working to add more over the next few months. Your emails and requests help us determine what to prioritize. I have a suggestion about improving the app? What’s in it?
Blog | Public Art PDX | Exploring Portland's Public Art
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Exploring Portland's Public Art. What’s in it? February 22, 2011. The initial release of Public Art PDX is now available for download from the App Store. What kind of art does it include? If you are a long-time resident Portland, or if you’ve ever visited the area, you probably have some ideas about what art is featured in the the app. The statue of Sacajawea and Jean-Baptiste in Washington Park? But there are 412 more, and the list is growing. When I started working with the data provided by RACC. Laura...
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Tools for Creators and Life-Long Learners. Mdash; soundscapes for a visual art exhibit in Hillsboro, Oregon. Also available as an app. PDX Social History Guide. Mdash; stories reflecting the multicultural history of downtown Portland, OR, USA. Mdash; discover more than 500 works of public art in Portland, Oregon. Now updated for iOS 7. Mdash; the poetry editor for iPad. Mdash; explore and share photos of Portland's Heritage Trees. Visit Elsewise Apps on the App Store. Design and Development Services.
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Elsewise Media — Exploring the Elements of A Creative Life
Exploring the Elements of A Creative Life. Fragments of My Future? January 30, 2010. In Life Cycle of Ideas. After a search for one last piece to post this month, I’m just not satisfied. According to Evernote, where I keep my working drafts, I have 83 blog posts in progress. Some of those are just a few lines or phrases, and will probably never go anywhere. I’ve intentionally left a few pieces out. There need to be some surprises. Is there a sense of coherence across all these different fragments? See no...
Elsewise Strategic — How could information shape your world?
How could information shape your world? Getting to Know Your City. November 19, 2011. I see these traces of the past, but I don’t understand them. Our city has a rich history, but we need some way to unlock it. About a year and a half ago, I was in the process of brainstorming projects related to the City of Portland’s Civic Apps Challenge. There were a few lists of historic places available, but they were thin on details: address, year built, and maybe the name of an architect’s name or firm. You can...
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Anne Else, writer. Tuesday, October 3, 2017. A sestina on housing. The pattern of use for the six repeated end words is correct except for the ending, where I have only two lines instead of the usual three. Desperate to escape the broken hovels. Where all day long their children lived in darkness. Packed into courts and lanes not far from mansions. Where clever men drew landscapes bathed in sunlight. They sailed for months packed beside their neighbours. And built their new flimsy wooden houses. Where st...
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Media literacy, communication analysis, books, writing and more. Wednesday, January 1, 2014. This means I may unfollow you. I want you to understand that it's not that I don't like you or what you have to say. I just need to more tightly tailor my Twitter experience. To that end, I invite you to find me on Facebook or Google . My business accounts are on my business page. And if you search my name you'll easily find my personal accounts, too. Best wishes to everyone for a prosperous, peaceful New Year.
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