Janet, Kian and I had one heck of a busy week, with out-of-town relatives visiting, my nephew’s birthday, Father’s Day, job interviews and a host of items on our “to do” list. We’re pretty much spent any spare minute sleeping.
Zzzzzzzz!
We’re getting back up to speed this week – hopefully we’ll have more interesting news to share soon.
A colleague came across this site and I thought it was too cool not to share. It’s called InBFlat, and it’s a mashup of YouTube videos containing various musical instruments and spoken word. You play some or all of the videos, in any order to create a pretty cool musical composition. Check it out.
As a designer, one of the most annoying things I hear from potential clients is the rather insulting excuses and cons when it comes to negotiating prices. Rather than explain it all, watch this video. This is literally what I hear from some people. Please, don’t be these people.
iPhoto is perfectly capable of displaying your photos as a slideshow or one at a time. But you’re limited to a flat display that doesn’t exactly “wow” anyone.
With one simple download, you can view your iPhoto collection on a visually stunning 3D wall, right in your web browser.
In my review at The Apple Blog, I show you how you can use the Cooliris plugin for Safari or Firefox (Windows or Mac) to view images contained in your iPhoto library, or anywhere else on your computer.
I was giving Microsoft’s new search engine, bing, a try this afternoon and decided to search for my name to see what would come up.
This headstone must have cost a fortune!
The fourth image in the list was a photo of me from the About page on my main site. Unfortunately, I was stunned when I looked at the second image in the list to find out that I died at the age of 54 in 1880. I hope I had a nice funeral. If anyone attended, please let me know how it went.