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Board of Ethics <br />Minutes of Regular Session <br />January 10, 2007 <br />BLT: Okay, so you like the direction I am going in. What I need to do is flesh out the <br />last section to discuss what is, and how do file, and where do you get the forms. The thought <br />was that you would actually attach the actual code to this. It is going to be a handout. <br />KS: At the time of employment. <br />AL: One little, little point of design of readability. This is a beautiful Ariel, sans -serif <br />font. In other words clear. Did you know, that as far as reading, a sans -serif font for lists and <br />numbers is clearer, but if you have a lot to read a serif font is easier to read because those little <br />things that hang down, Times New Roman, that people use. It is a visual thing. On a serif font, <br />these little things connect. We read by shapes and those little serifs lead your eye, it is easier to <br />follow. <br />BLT: I have learned something new today. I had no idea there was a difference <br />between sans- serif and serif, I just thought those were the names. <br />AL: No, serifs are those little thingies. This is an italicized print. This is probably <br />Ariel. <br />KS: I hate Times New Roman. <br />BLT: We do Courier, Times New Roman or the two.... <br />AL: Publications use Times. That is the thing, it leads your eye. <br />BLT: I will look at doing it in a different font. <br />AL: This one is a serif font. It is just a thought about reading lots of words. <br />KS: I will just defer to your expertise. <br />AL: It is just a point. <br />WJ: Which font would get me to comprehend better? <br />AL: The serifs, because it leads your eye faster and you read quicker. <br />BLT: I will do it with serif and we will see. <br />AL: What we are doing in this world now is publishing a book. <br />WJ: And we want to make it readable. <br />AL: It is going to go to a lot of people. <br />15 <br />