Amillia Publishing Company Advertisement  © The beautiful Golden Gate Bridge arching across to the Golden Gate in the heavy Springtime fog.

This demo has been concieved to be a first step in a new concept web machine interface that will allow for joyous and serene presentation of non-confrontational material fostered to promote inter-forest harmonies of the grandest sorts. You may, of course, view the joyous code within these files. I give you no guiles but just smiles!

Rotate! - 1 deg+ 1 deg - 10 deg+ 10 deg - 45 deg+ 45 deg - 90 deg+ 90 deg - 180 deg+ 180 deg - 360 deg+ 360 deg
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this is a demonstration of a spin guage for angle. The method of doing this is a fragile idiom that does lend itself to pretty presentation of images. The first pass at doing this is available here.

copyright 2013, 1982, John Barents for the artwork, Amillia Publishing Company for this photograph. This photograph was taken Friday February 22, 2013 in Brookline, Mass at the artist's appartment. The midday sun shines upon the paper. This is acrylic on arches. This complex design would lend itself to being rendered as a bump map so that a blind person could feel the concentric nature of the squares and how they form triangles. The pattern could be done in wire and worn as a pendant, something to touch and hold. This painting was crafted in 1982 the night that John didn't go to the bar with . . . well I didn't record what he said so I don't want to get the names wrong.

if you read this html file you will find the following comment:

    <?-- the figure elements could be inserted automatically by the DOM 
         In the real world HTML is rarly documented like this with comments
         because most code is written by programs that tend to terseness.
         this is a demonstration program so I can put comments in it. 
         Anyone who reads this may think it inane, but at least they will know
         that I have my hands in the code.
         Probably the best way to make the elements is to have constructors server side that take all
         of the parameters and then spawn the code and their associated styles.
    --?>