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January 30 2010

tuna

KakaNaNa











KaKaNaNa是我的新機器人。KaKa與NaNa是形影不離的好朋友，他們最喜歡玩的遊戲就是蹺蹺板。KaKaNaNa裝置在台南科學園區主管宿舍的草坪，歡迎所有的好朋友來跟他們一起玩！

January 14 2010

tuna
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For my food is to do the will of him who sent me.
I started a prayer group on Thursday mornings at our church and I spend Thursday afternoons working on the church website or writing stuff, learning stuff or preparing stuff.

Our next Alpha Course starts soon (9th February) and I made this video to adverstise it on the site. It's been viewed over 160 times.

Christianity isn't easy. It requires work, hard work. Faith isn't a robust delusion. It's a fragile hope.

January 13 2010

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Moonlighting
This was taken at my bed side table, wtih iPhone Hipstamatic.
It was a post and run picture, and i was half-asleep while posting this picture.
Have done a couple of shoots, but this is nicer compare to the rest because of the light reflection.

Writing, has become my everyday, everynight activity. So is reading.
I pen my thots everyday, and i do some planning before i sleep. All in my traveler's notebook.

January 11 2010

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Tweakbench Studios - Jan 2010
it's become a bit of a tradition for me to photo and annocate my studio whenever i rig it up differently.. so here's the latest!

January 02 2010

tuna

BIGPOW







音響機器人BIGPOW兄妹，就住在台北捷運中山站旁的公園。他們超喜歡音樂，喜歡自己聽，更喜歡把音樂分享給大家。只要將你的手機或MP3播放器接上機器人，他們就會大聲的替你播放音樂。BIGPOW是台北市當代藝術館公共藝術設置計畫之一。原初的靈感來自雙連站跳街舞的年輕人，看到他們熱情的練舞卻沒有好的音響設備；於是想創造一個設置在公園的公用音響，給年輕朋友跳街舞、給社區媽媽跳健康舞、給小朋友聽海綿寶寶、給戀愛中的人聽情歌。設置完成後很受歡迎，成群的朋友接力大聲播放他們喜歡的歌，但也讓戶近居民感到困擾，幾經協調縮短音響服務時間、減低播放的音量。一個互動性的公眾作品必須同時照顧每個觀眾、居民的感受。希望大家有空常常去看BIGPOW，也歡迎加入BIGPOW臉書。

December 16 2009

tuna

Apple Enables Video on iPhone 2G and 3G

Apple Enables Video on iPhone 2G and 3GApple has enabled owners of its older 2G and 3G handsets to record video by admitting the new iVideoCamera app to the iTunes store.

December 15 2009

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Social Media Life - Workstation
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Social Media Life - Workstation
Today I'm working at a client's premises where I've got a workstation set up with my Apple Cinema Display. It's all a bit laborious today as I need to go through all of their social media content and make sure it's in all the outposts it should be. There was a brief break when I interviewed Makita's rep for my client's audio podcast.

The diagram explaining social media outposts was drawn for another client for whom I've done a series of consultancy sessions.

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Social Media Life - Workstation
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Social Media Life - Workstation
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December 12 2009

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Cubicle
it's a black and white world... only splashes of color are imported from home...

December 10 2009

tuna

Merry Christmas & Happy New Year


我的機器人們集合到雙連捷運站，祝大家聖誕快樂、新年好！

December 08 2009

tuna

Why We Don't Care About Information Overload

I gave a presentation this week on decision-making, and someone in the audience asked me if I thought information overload was an impediment to effective decision-making. "Information overload...yes, I remember that concept. But no one cares about it anymore," I replied. In fact, nobody ever did.

But why not? We've been reading articles in the press about information overload being the bane of productivity for almost twenty years. (Here's a link to a fairly recent article in Harvard Business Review on the topic called "Death by Information Overload" and a related blog.) And there is no doubt that the information load has only increased — day after day, year after year. Spam filters have helped a bit, but we all still get a lot of stuff we don't want. Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, text messages, email ads — everything we do only adds to the pile.

So if information overload is such a problem, why don't we do something about it? We could if we wanted to. How many of us bother to tune our spam filters? How many of us turn off the little evanescent window in Outlook that tells us we have a new email? Who signs off of social media because there's just too much junk? Who turns off their BlackBerry or iPhone in meetings to ensure no distractions? Nobody, that's who — or very few souls anyway.

Why? First, there is the everlasting hope of something new and exciting. Our work and home lives can be pretty boring, and we're always hoping that something will come across the ether that will liven things up. If I turn up the filtering on the spam filter or turn off the smartphone, I might miss out on an email promising a new job, a text message offering a new relationship, an RSS feed with a new news item, and so forth. Every new communication offers the frisson of a possible life-changing information event, though it seldom delivers on the promise.

Second, there's a lot of informational inertia. When was the last time you sat down to redefine the structure of your email folders or readjust your RSS feed portfolio? Whatever our information environment is today, it will likely be the same next month or next year. That's why companies like it when we sign up for ongoing email broadcasts — we are unlikely to take the time to unsubscribe.

The third reason, which is related to the second, is that we undervalue our own attention. In my book (with John Beck) The Attention Economy, we called attention to "the most important resource in business," but few people treat it that way. We open junk mail, we watch junk television, we read junk email. It would take investment of attention to save our attention, and most people just aren't willing to invest.

So the next time you hear someone talking or read someone writing about information overload, save your own attention and tune that person out. Nobody's ever going to do anything about this so-called problem, so don't overload your own brain by wrestling with the issue.

Tags: Information & technology Personal effectiveness Productivity

December 02 2009

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Real estate galore
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November 24 2009

tuna

2009台灣樂團節



台灣樂團節第三屆了，今年我們規劃的主題是『YOU BE YOURSELF』，點亮樂光作自己。演出的樂團一年比一年成熟、有風格，朋友說：『台灣的樂團時代來臨了！』
tuna

太空彈演唱會




伍佰的魅力就是用歌帶觀眾到任何地方，甚至外太空。2009伍佰太空彈演唱會，在華山文化創意園區。這是我為他作的衍生商品圖像。
tuna

DaDi跑通告


2009台灣設計博覽會


2009福興國際文化創意雙年展

我的DaDi好忙，最近參與兩個展覽。2009台灣設計博覽會在台中創意文化園區；2009福興國際文化創意雙年展在彰化福興穀倉。
tuna

我們超愛世運秀






『高雄世運會的開幕典禮，為國際世運新的標竿。我只能用一個字，就是「傑出」（Excellent）來形容！』--- IWGA國際世界運動總會會長朗佛契（Ron Froehlich）。高雄市政府文化局希望國人可以了解這個『世運史上最成功的開閉幕秀』製作過程，看看世運秀的幕後點滴，也重溫當時的驕傲與感動；邀請我策劃一個展覽。介紹給大家『我們超愛世運秀』，2009.10.30～2010.1.24在高雄駁二藝術特區11：30~20：00
週二至週日（週一休館）。以時間軸的展版概念，展出道具服裝製作過程、投影腳本、舞蹈分解動作、配樂總譜、走位圖，另有團隊組織圖、工程圖、配置圖。還有許多道具、服裝的實體展出，兩個放映室分別播放開閉幕秀及幕後紀錄片。觀眾也可以現場體驗扮裝三太子、操作大型帆船道具，草皮保護墊。現場並有紀念商品販售。可以說是豐富完整的文件展，歡迎各位朋友前往參觀！

November 19 2009

tuna

New stuff from Fred.

New stuff from Fred.

  • Fire in the Foxhole
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November 15 2009

tuna

My RSS output

My RSS output

  • Fire in the Foxhole
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