Monday, January 23, 2012
MY ROCKS!!!
Object: ROCK
Date Found: January 12, 2012
Location Found: Entrance of Roski
20 Differences:
1.) Different shades of color
2.) Sharpness
3.) Dull
4.) Roundness
5.)Thickness
6.) Height
7.) Some seem to fit another (puzzle)
8.) Weight
9.) Texture
10.) Size
11.) Some are flat
12.) Number of sides
13.) Looks like chewed up gum
14.) Broken tips
15.) 3rd rock on the top looks like Nevada
16.) Some have stains
17.) 1st rock on the top looks like Italy
18.) Some doesn't belong in the same rock family category
19.) 2nd rock on 3rd row looks like a bald eagle head
20.) 1st rock on 2nd row looks like a little chick (bird)
Object Documentation Log: Beach Glass
Object: Beach Glass (Worn glass washed up on the shore)
Dimensions: Approximately 1-5 cm in length and height
Material: Broken Glass
Inventory Date: 1/15/2012
Location Found: Beaches back home in Hawaii
Differences:
1. Their shape
2. Height
3. Length
4. Thickness
5. Mass
6. Weight
7. Texture (Some were rough, some were smooth)
8. Number of sides
9. Some had writing or letters in the glass
10. Some had patterns such as stripes
11. The amount of scratches on the surface
12. Rounded corners versus sharp or pointed corners
13. Variations in the color
14. Curved edges versus straight edges
15. Location found
16. Some looked much older than others
17. How clear or transparent the glass was
18. Some had new chips out of their surface while other were intact
19. Some were chunks out of a curved section of a bottle while other were flat
20. Type of glass object they came from (small bottles, large bottles, glass floaters for fishing, ect.)
Potential Categories: Shape, Size, Texture, Age, Transparency,Weight
Fieldworker's Initials: NH
1. Their shape
2. Height
3. Length
4. Thickness
5. Mass
6. Weight
7. Texture (Some were rough, some were smooth)
8. Number of sides
9. Some had writing or letters in the glass
10. Some had patterns such as stripes
11. The amount of scratches on the surface
12. Rounded corners versus sharp or pointed corners
13. Variations in the color
14. Curved edges versus straight edges
15. Location found
16. Some looked much older than others
17. How clear or transparent the glass was
18. Some had new chips out of their surface while other were intact
19. Some were chunks out of a curved section of a bottle while other were flat
20. Type of glass object they came from (small bottles, large bottles, glass floaters for fishing, ect.)
Potential Categories: Shape, Size, Texture, Age, Transparency,Weight
Fieldworker's Initials: NH
Object Documentation Log: Honey Roasted Sesame Sticks
Dimensions: varies (approx. 2cm-5cm)
Material: wheat flour, soybean oil, sesame seeds, bulgur wheat, maltodextrin, honey, sugar, wheat starch, salt, xanthan gum, beet powder, turmeric
Inventory Date: January 23, 2012
Location Found: inside a can of Planters NUTrition Energy Mix
Differences:
- number of sesame seeds
- height
- width
- length
- roundness of tips
- curvature
- mass
- jaggedness of edges
- size of sesame seeds
- pigment of brown
- some have broken tips
- taste
- density
- location found
- coated flavorings
- location of sesame seeds
- location of dark brown spots
- size of dark brown spots
- number of dark brown spots
- shininess of oil
Potential Categories: color, height, length, texture
Additional Notes: some were consumed in the process...
Fieldworker's Initials: JK
Object Documentation Log: Pistachios
Object: Pistachio
Dimensions: Varies (1.1cms-1.4cms to 1.4cms-2.3cms)
Material: Seed, Shell
Inventory Date: 16 January 2012
Location Found: RLCR-7 Super Market, Sector 7-A, Chandigarh, India
Differences:
1. Some are long and some are short.
2. Some are full grown and some are really small.
3. Some are round and some are elongated.
4. Most are yellowish-brown, but some are whiter.
5. Most have openings; some do not.
6. A few have cracks.
7. Some have mostly smooth shells, but others have irregular protrusions.
8. Some have the openings on the sides.
9. Some have brown stains.
10. Some have white stains (looks like salt).
11. The insides of most are mauvey. But some have the skin off, and are yellowy.
12. The end, where the stem meets the nut, is positioned at different angles in all of them.
13. Some are pointy. Some are curvy.
14. Some have dents and depressions.
15. The openings of most shells are straight. But some have rugged openings.
16. Some seem easy, even fun, to open, but the rest seem not worth the effort.
17. Some look old, some look in their prime stage.
18. Some tend to naturally lie down on their sides, while the rest lie down on their openings.
19. The seeds inside some are split apart and have tiny holes.
20. Most look tasty; some do not look so tasty. The ones with closed shells should be tasty.
Potential Categories: Length, colour, shape, size, smoothness, pureness, age, position, attractiveness.
Additional Notes: The selection that was kept for observation was more tempting than the other eatable pistachios.
Fieldworker’s Initials: RK
Labels:
Observation Exercises
Location:
Madhya Marg, Sector 7, Chandigarh, India
Sunday, January 22, 2012
Name: Brian Choi
Date: 1/22/2012
Object: Boxes
Material: Trees, Plastic, Adhesives, and probably some skin cells
Location: An apartment
Potential categories: Color, Length, Width, Texture, Type
Fieldworkers initials: BC
20 Differences:
1. Moles of Carbon
2. Length
3. Width
4. Height
5. Designs
6. Some are direct commercial
7. Mass
8. Some are splayed open
9. Some have tape
10. Differences in hues of brown
11. Different values of brown
12. Age of tree used to create the cardboard box
13. Probably all not from China
14. Some are ugly
15. Some are pretty
16. Some have some Korean writing on it
17. Ownership of cardboard boxes vary
18. Age of the boxes
19. Past original contents of the boxes
20. Only one has duct tape on it.
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