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We celebrated the life and times of our old pal Steve Gano in Big Sur with a couple dozen close friends and colleagues. Steve was a gentleman and a scholar, who inspired many of us to create new forms of 'casual multimedia.' I worked closely with Steve at the Apple Multimedia Lab, where we developed many pioneering projects in the late eighties, such as the Visual Almanac and Life Story. He was a wonderful partner, who had a knack for bringing ideas to life through thoughtful designs and prototypes, and was as comfortable with the arts and sciences as he was with technology development. He thought like a journalist, searching for truth in all our projects, and holding us up to a high standard by focusing on the deeper meaning and impact of our products.
He left too soon and we will miss him. For his memorial, I created a video tribute retracing his life story through photos and movie clips that paint a sketchy portrait of an exceptional man. We will miss Steve, but are grateful to have spent so many good years with him. His memorial brought many of us back together, and I hope that we will stay in touch and keep working with each other along the path that he helped pave for all of us.
See more photos of our memorial in Big Sur:
www.flickr.com/photos/fabola/sets/72157680391906858
Watch the video tribute I created to honor Steve:
Learn more about Steve:
the lighting today @ around 1230 @ school under a tree whilst working on a projekt.
so dramatic. so wonderful..man there was a lady with blonde hair, another shaft of light hit right on her! gaaaawwwd i wanted to take her picture. it was incredible. next time im going to.
today i volunteered to be in front of my psychology class in a trash bag as my teacher yelled in my face and squirted water at me. it was quite amusing. and im proud that i conjoured the guts to do it. yesterday i decided to join fellow classmates in a protest against the budget cuts. my stance on it is that i understand that the country and the state of california is going through tough times...we're in a low point..but our economic history plainly informs us that the road undulates. theres goods and theres bads. the bads happen so we can get rid of bad things, and start anew. all im saying is that instead of cutting back on classes, cutting the semester shorter, making students pay more, cutting back on teachers salaries, denying acceptance of projekted students and just plainly taking out the money from the epicenter of where its needed...they should cut back on the higher power's salaries....the ones who sit on there ass: not teaching, not maintaining the infrastructures. fuck entitlement. fuck cutting back on education. & fuck you if you have no opinion.
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