Umbrella Statements
It is September, It is time for it to be raining. It is Seattle so who really cares about umbrellas--EXCEPT here as Tactile Art projects
Ya know if 3 people who, with RantWoman's permission, once came to the Friendly Neighborhood Center for Extreme Computing on a different matter had so much as thought to ask about ANYTHING that goes on there, MAYBE RantWoman would be more disposed to take various other views more seriously.
Or maybe readers get, without even being asked about preferences, to think about tactile projections of 3-dimensional objects onto a plane, software that converts images to line drawings and the art of finding images that will convert easily to line drawings with the right level of detail so that a raised image can be reasonably interpreted by people's fingertips.
The (surprisingly cheap) software to make tactile art on the Friendly Neighborhood Center's Braille embosser came as part of a grant for a project that never quite turned out as intended, but RantWoman keeps having a LOT of fun using only a small part of the software capabilities to make tactile art.
If it's in Twitter it Has to be True.
And speaking of things some in RantWoman's life ARE NOT AWARE OF, for one thing because even though RantWoman overachieves about testiness and interpersonal Brillo Pad, RantWoman also does do things that get recognized but that do not need explicitly to be tangled with RantWoman as growly presence.City of Seattle ITD (@SeattleITDept) tweeted at 11:25 AM on Fri, Sep 20, 2019:
Multilingual computer classes boost #DigitalLearning in South Seattle’s Rainier Vista community. The resident-led initiative engages @Seattle_Housing tenants with support from the Technology Matching Fund.@emeraldjournal featured the program: Emerald City Journal https://t.co/zn187vAzLR
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RantWoman also notes fantastically successful end of computer classes in 3 languages project celebration,
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