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January 06, 2009

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The Driving Theory of the Path of Least Resistance

Have you ever been driving around aimlessly looking for a place to eat? You don't necessarily have a place in mind, you are just hoping that something pops out at you. Or maybe you are looking for an apartment to rent, or a house to buy. Or you are just bored and are enjoying the drive. Or you are out looking for cool christmas light displays on houses. Or you are listening to an audio book on your car's cd player and are way into the story and don't want to stop driving. There could be a million reasons. Basically, you are driving around aimlessly with little or no time constraints, and you are in some cases relying a little bit on luck to find your eventual final destination. Let me introduce the Driving Theory of the Path of Least Resistance . Recently, on Melissa's blog ... she mentioned this theory, and I think it deserves a little more explanation. Here are the rules: Think of yourself as a drop of water that is rolling around on a surface. When pre

Photoshop Rules

On my trip to Poland, I kept playing around with the panorama feature on my digital camera. When you are in another country, the landscape is so drastically different than your own, you want to record it as best as possible. Panorama pictures are a pretty good way of doing that ... IMHO. Anyway, when I got home, I didn't know what I was going to do with all of these pictures. By chance I stumbled upon the "Photomerge" feature in photoshop. Basically it takes your digital photos that are part of a panorama sequence and it lines them up for you. You have to crop some of the jagged edges but all in all it is very impressive. Here is a small version of the first picture that I merged. This was taken in Jastarnia, Poland . A small town on a narrow strip of land that juts out into the Baltic sea. check out the panorama: The picture was taken on the calm water side of the strip of land. This took about 10 seconds to generate in photoshop. It was

a 3 year project ... Completed

Just finished organizing my iTunes library. All 11167 songs are a part of a full album with album artwork. And the biggest chore ... all songs have been listened to at least once and have been given a 1 to 5 star ratings. Wow ... that took a long time. One of the awesome benefits of being a Software Engineer ... listening to music while you work.

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