Mika Leuck's Comments

I'm in Kona, actually, but come to business to Oahu periodically. You may want to check out my presentation at www.hvca.org. It'll give you a sense of my orientation regarding socially and environmentally conscious business here in Hawaii.

Aloha...

Aloha Mika,
I'd love to present what I do to the Tech Hui sometime - I'm about all things sustainable....

Great, thanks for the direction.

Thanks Mika. Happy to be here. How's Daniel and the crew at Ikayzo?

Thank you! It was fun to make :)

Hi Mika! Thank you for the comment! It was TechHui theme! I hope to one day customize my page with my own design ;)

Aloha Mika. Mahalo for the comment. I hope to be on Oahu in June or July. I look forward to making a TechHui meetup some time. :)

Hi Mika,
Many thanks for the warm welcome... I actually know Truman through some friends at church and he's been trying to get me on here for a while. I'm looking forward to being part of the community!

Thanks, look forward to be a part of the community.

Thank you for the hello... and I was planning on filling out more of the blanks later... I'm the Director of Interactive Strategy for KGMB9.

Thanks. will definately join the mobile group....

Hi Mika,
Sorry it took me a while to respond! Yes, I work with Dan mostly. I have talked with Peter Kay a few times. I am really happy with the HCI community here.
-Scott

thank you also for the welcome!

...is there any other browser? :)

Don't worry Found the X at the top of the page

It must be exciting to travel that often..I do wish I could do the same often..

it's an interactive art piece that i worked on with a group a few years ago called the "fantastic piano". i have since dubbed it a musical instrument for the talentless :) it consists of the 6 cylinders filled with water (and glitter for visual effect), 6 IR sensors on the black platform in front of the cylinders, 6 pumps connected underneath each cylinder, an arduino, lights, and speakers. when you trip the sensors with hand movements (think conductor), notes sound, the pumps generate bubbles that move the glitter in the water, and you can control the decibels by proximity to the sensors. the best part of that project was a perfect team and the unexpected result that anyone can play it and make it sound GREAT. thanks for the interest :)

Aloha Mika,

Thanks for visiting my page and honestly no I don't get to Hawaii as often as I would like too. Its been actually 3 years since my last visit..

Have you been to New York since you relocated?

Hi Mika,

Thanks for the invite.

Marcus