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Ideas. First of all. Closer to our Customers, more friendly, more collaborative, thanks to Seguici, the web platform containing each project we do. Ever, everywhere, Insight is "Open Creative Studio".
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Doh! Missed the me today last night (pretty sure there's a shot at home - have to fix that).
Spent today getting my head around (or attempting to) the ASP.NET "framework" (if you really want to be nice and call it that). Seems less of a framework and more of a software environment with little assistance - going to it from Ruby on Rails is like going back to C from C++. Sooooo not nice (and nor, imho, the best tool for the job, but oh well). So the job of getting this little web app together could be longer than really needed - especially as I'm yet to determine how to bloody well get url routing and a couple of other things working...
I think i'll go home and work on the two super secret projects tonight instead :)
That's me today (to date)!
iPhone-Benutzer können Mini-Apps auf dem Home-Screen abspeichern. Wenn ein Benutzer Ihre Mini-App zum ersten Mal lädt wird er dazu aufgefordert.
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One year and a week ago I arrived in Sedona for a visit. I'm still here. It's going to be a very long visit. It makes my head spin to think that I've been here for a year. It seems impossible.
I've been enjoying the delights of my new Canon EF 100mm ƒ2.8 L IS USM 1-to-1 Macro Lens. A few days ago I hiked along the highway leading from Sedona to The Village of Oak Creek where we live. When the new highway was built the county agreed to plant high desert wildflowers along the way as a part of the deal for funds. Though we have had a very dry spring, it is still beautiful. We've had no rain since the last snow melted. Yellow flowers predominate this time of year and bees were busy everywhere: On the side of our house I saw the latest alien to vacate its flying saucer and to take up residence in Sedona:
It's easy to see this as some sort of machine.
I found this incredibly tiny grasshopper, about 4mm long, crawling around on my Sweet Basil. It was very adept at avoiding my camera lens. I finally had to coax it out onto the pavement to get a shot:
While hiking down Oak Creek from Red Rock Crossing with Jo Noble, our visitor from England, we came upon a man who suggested we follow the trail for another mile to a place called Buddha Beach. There is a middling-sized pool there and a long sandy beach. Just inside the scrubby forest there is a large area of rounded river rocks. Visitors there have erected thousand of small stone cairns. The image below is a compilation of about eighty shots processed with Microsoft ICE (Image Composite Editor) and uploaded to Microsoft Photosynth:
I've heard some complaints that such activities ruin the natural beauty of the area. I think that's a little picky. The next time Oak Creek floods, if we ever get any rain, these will all be put back into their proper places.
On the way I saw this tiny blue flower sticking up from the earth with no leaves of any kind, just the stem. It was about the size of a pencil eraser: I think I see the empty shell of some insect hanging from the lower petal.
Okay, things are getting pretty random now. Here is a Madang sunrise that will soon be printed out on a seven by two foot canvas to be mounted in the corner of our bathroom over the Jacuzzi. I'll put up a picture of it when I get it hung. Gracie has art all over the house, so I'm presently consigned to hanging my work in the bathroom: I'll have to make a point of offering the "master" bathroom to visitors when they are of a mind to refresh themselves.
Wandering further afield, I'll show you a picture from our visit to Glendale Glitters, a mid-winter festival held in Glendale, Arizona each year. What you see here is only a small portion of a large park set alight. I can't even imagine putting up all of those bulbs. They are electronically controlled so that the light patterns change and move about on the trees: Finally, I'll show you Jo's nice legs, which she, quite unreasonably, says that she hates. I don't get it: She was standing on some rocks in Oak Creek in her cute runners and her Air New Zealand freebie socks. I had to lay down on my side on the creek bank to get this shot of her with a few cairns in the background. I used the Oil Paint filter in Photoshop CS6 to give the image some interesting twisty-ness. It's becoming my favorite. It's easily the most versatile and amusing one-click artistic enhancement filter in Photoshop. Its combination of sliders offer a cornucopia of effects varying from subtle to goofy.
We're off to Dallas tomorrow for a week of conferences and integration with the Media Arts Team who are my coworkers in my new job. I've been working on an assignment for a few weeks. It's time to get the bugs out and produce the first project of my fresh start.
Our team seeks out unique and memorable domain names for internet companies and web 2.0 applications. We are experts at brainstorming and identifying clever brands across many industries, for large corporations as well as for personal endeavors. We focus on acquiring high-value and uncommon domains that have usually been overlooked, so we often hear from our clients and friends: “Why didn’t I find that great name?”.
TweetDeck by Twitter, official Twitter application for managing multiple Twitter accounts, schedul tweets and manage multiple windows of twitter interactions.
Galleria d'Arte Moderna Milano.
Giacomo Favretto.
Views of Venice.
1884.
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ezimba is a web site that can apply different imaging effects.
I used one picture for all the effects just for consistency for comparison. The title for each photo consists of the category of the effect and the name of the effect. Some effects would be better used on a different image. There are some effects also that appear to do the same thing in different effect categories.
Ezimba also has a Facebook app, Google Android app, and a free iPhone app. Please note that the free iPhone app puts a small logo on the edited image. You can buy the paid ezimba app and not have the logo.
1244 N. Wells Street. This Chicago landmark is the oldest intact firehouse in the city. It was orginally designed to house horse-drawn equipment. The original building (presumably on the right) was built in 1874. The addition was added in 1907.
Mit der Travel-App von Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis wissen Sie immer, wo was los ist. Der Eventkalender fürht Sie sicher durch die Schisaision, so verpassen Sie keine Adventure-Night und keinen Nachtschilauf.
Galleria d'Arte Moderna Milano.
Left - Picasso.
Tete de Femme (La Méditerranée).
1957.
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Right - Raoul Dufy.
L'atelier.
1907.
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This guy lost to the Orange team's Gary. I was on the Orange team. We won Nokia Bluetooth headsets. Natch.
Das Taxiunternehmen Taxi Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis verfügt über eine Mini-App mit der alle Informationen über den Transportservice geteilt werden können.
I met Jason at the Nashville AMA event on our book tour. He works at bigWebApps there. Yikes, a little blurry.
Excerpt from webapp.driftscape.com/map/513130fe-e7c9-11eb-8000-bc1c5a8...:
This regimental memorial is square column of grey granite. The design was selected by Eric Haldenby to stand for the strength that he saw and experienced of the 15th Battalion of the 48th Highlanders during the First War. As I look at it, looking south I can see on the front is a Cross of Sacrifice, and further up is a tower right at the very top. It's intended to suggest a cathedral and on the very top, quite stark and simple, is a Scottish Crown. And you can see in the memorial that it's designed deliberately to strike emotions. It is stark. It is solemn.
As a citizen it's very evocative and emotional, but as a Highlander, and I'm quoting a former Highlander, "It makes me ten feet tall". We mean that, that when we hear the pipes or we see the Regimental Memorial, we have the spirit and the connection with every Highlander that existed.
The cross on the front, on the north side, is called a Cross of Sacrifice. And if you look at it carefully, it's a sword, upside down with its point to the ground. And indeed in religious ceremonies and in churches and in memorial ceremonies, weapons are always turned to the ground, in times of prayer and in times of commemoration. So this Cross of Sacrifice is there to represent those who gave the ultimate sacrifice and those who gave an equal sacrifice and returned home to create the Canada we know.
The monument was erected on the 11th of November in 1923. It was called Armistice Day back then, it has now become known as Remembrance Day. It was a place of honour given the number of people who served with the 48th Highlanders from Toronto and made their mark. The opening on the 11th of November was attended by about 50,000 citizens. It was incredible how they came and surrounded the streets, and Toronto wasn't that large at that time. But the citizenry still remembered the First War and almost everyone knew a 48th Highlander.
On the north side is the regimental motto and a phrase that was placed there in 1923. The regimental motto is "Dileas gu brath", which is the Gaelic for "Faithful Forever". But underneath it in script is written, "To the glorious memory of those who died, and to the undying honour of those who served, this is erected to their regiment, The 48th Highlanders of Canada".
If you hear the pipes coming in the distance it really sends a thrill through you. "Highland Laddie" is the regimental march, and when we're here marching past the Regimental Memorial we always play "Highland Laddie" and it's always a sharp "eyes left" as the regiment goes past. And you can see the young men and women of today's regiment, standing taller, and they reflect every citizenry of Toronto that exists today. And their names go from Quok to Dibi-Irani to all the names that you would expect in downtown Toronto. So, as we reflected the city in 1891, so we reflect the city today.
City directories at www.limerickcity.ie/webapps/TradesReg/Search.aspx show James J. Delany, merchant tailor, at 125 George/O'Connell Street between 1875 and 1920. It is now the address of a Bank of Ireland branch.
Motion Notion was contracted to create an interactive web application that the client could take to tradeshows and demonstrate their products. The web app featured 360 degree product views, system animations, installation galleries and product specifications.
TweetDeck by Twitter, official Twitter application for managing multiple Twitter accounts, schedul tweets and manage multiple windows of twitter interactions.
Blackboard organizes a student's course sites.
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Movies showing at cinemas in your area. Just been to see it? Great, click on a poster / movie, then rate it and tell the world what it was like.