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| − | <b><h3>October 2012 (last updated Oct 22nd)</h3></b>
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| − | <li><s>Apply for TA position w/Bernhard Riecke</s> - he will contact Diane about me maybe doing some RA work for him
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| − | <li>Keep an eye on progress between UBC/Dr. Sheppard/Future Delta team and Diane/Chris. Poke them until they make an agreement
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| − | <li>Organize info/pics from Pain BC Conference (although most of the stuff I recorded was on Diane's Canon camera and 'flip' camera...?)
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| − | <li><s>Consider what classes to pick for the Spring</s> I am thinking Research Colloquium and Exploring Interactivity. The TA position w/Bernhard is 5.17 base units (massive!) so 2 courses = balanced, I think.
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| − | <li>Work with Mehdi on our CHI game design competition piece (ongoing: deadline Jan 5th). So excite!
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| − | <li>Research potential companies in Vancouver or Kelowna you could do that co-op Mitacs thing with
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| − | <li>Get your passport for unidentified trip
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| − | <li>Napkin notes from Diane: "Think about what kinds of 'pain games' would be cool to create. It should have a kind of 'ecology' of parameters, like in Osmos, you lose energy when you move, but you gain energy when you bump into/absorb a blue blob. I just think that it is so complex and difficult to explain pain that a videogame would help thousands of people....so brainstorm! (RA)"
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| − | <li>Napkin notes from Diane: Play Journey, Flow
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| − | <li>Napkin notes from Diane: Talk to Diane about research/thesis (re: addiction)
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| − | <b><h3>September 2012</h3></b>
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| − | <li>Figure out where my computer is. Apparently it could be on the wrong desk. Tyler says the only PC that has popped up is a Pentium 4 which would apparently be useless.</li>
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| − | <li>Uploaded version 2 of Pain Chronicles vid to youtube</li>
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| − | <li>On standby for Carnivale video in case Jeremy needs more materials.</li>
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| − | <b><h3>August 2012</h3></b>
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| − | <li>Get a research login</li>
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| − | <li>Get your cardkey, and get your actual keys from Todd Mann</li>
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| − | <li>Print the calendars and adhere them to the wall in Viz lab (due aug 15)</li>
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| − | <li>Familiarize yourself with The Wild Divine. <i>I got stuck at the part where I had to wake up that lady of Compassion. Not sure if my heart beat is irregular or what. I tried for about half an hour. Regardless that was far enough into the game for me to get a good feel about The Wild Divine, what it does, it's pitfalls, strengths etc.</i></li>
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| − | <li>Check out M.A. theses. Quickly look thru 3 by Aug.31. <i>Searched online - I found Terry's paper on persuasive games!</i></li>
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| − | <li>Identify videogames that are related to pain. 1st chunk Aug.31. <i>I have around 7. Wrote explanations, found screenshots.</i></li>
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| − | <li>Identify interactive art projects that are related to pain in Leonardo. 1st chunk Aug.31. <i>I read Leonardo in the library. Didn't find much in the available issue.</i></li>
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| − | <li>Read the first part of The Craft of Research (re: how to write a research question.) Write a couple of versions of YOUR question each week, & be ready with them in the lab meetings. <i>I think I've found my thesis topic!! Sent to Diane and Chris.</i></li>
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| − | <li><b>The Pain Chronicles</b>. Read chapters <s>1, 2, 3,</s></li>
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| − | <li>Show the lab folks your portfolio. <i>I sent Chris and Terry [http://cct.ok.ubc.ca/amberchoo/index.html my stuff.]</i></li>
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| − | <li><s>Pick a desk;</s> set up your computer with programs you need. <i>Waiting for computer</i></li>
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| − | <li><b>Carnivale-esque video.</b> Work with Jeremy. <i>We have cut out pictures from a book to experiment with. Waiting for Jeremy to import and compose composition in Adobe After Effects, or if he needs more cutouts/more help. Once he's finished with that, I take the file and import into Unity.</i></li>
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| − | <li><b>YouTube Video:</b> (inspired by Pain Chronicles), identify 1 piece of info, shoot talking head (camera in VR2). <i>Did chronic versus acute pain. Editing in final cut now.</i></li>
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