Courtesy of Barry Hayden from da Flashn00bz list.
<a href=”http://www.sitepoint.com/article/1116″>This article</a> covers getting Flash in search engine results. Written by an Aussie (WUzzuUPP!).
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Sojourn Ended in Singapore
Finally finished 80% of my chapters. Finished my Director & Flashcom chapter Saturday night in time to see an ex-coworker (programmer who taught me OOP) play in his blues band in the ghetto of Atlanta outside an art studio. Man, can they jam some Credence! Finished my Building Flashcom Components chapter last night. Writing’s been keeping me pretty sober, so I’m definately looking forward to getting slizzy next weekend and after that. Whilst in the moutains in the middle of nowhere, this time without the DVD playing laptop, I’ll suddenly find myself surrounded by wanna be alchemist friends, finding some inoxios liquid in which to whet my pallete. Whatever, bring it. After that, it’s club time. I haven’t been able to get my groove on in awhile. This book has taken every weekend for the past month. Time to dance, yo.
So, before collapsing, I ended my night in a chatroom in Singapore. I won’t go into specifics about the chatroom because I was specifically told not to, but let’s just say I got to hang with Melvyn Song Kian Guan, John Robinson, and Sameul Wan talking all things Flashcom. The audio being broadcasted from Singapore was insanely good quality, and I heard mine was good too, though I never actually heard it, so I’m assuming Melvyn and John were just being nice. … I can’t believe I could still type last night; I felt like I’ve written War and Peace twice over. Regardless, it was just great to connect with people from all over the world, specially in a chatroom in another country.
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Cruisin’ ATL
<a href=”http://www.mediadiva.net/mt/”>Her majesty</a> got a new camera last night, seconds before Best Buy had closed. She had called all over town and finally found it after 2 weeks of searching and calling. After racing there to get it, we cruised back home while she tested it out, cruisin’ the Atlanta suburbs. We didn’t know (at least I didn’t) it captured audio with the video as well; had a mic right on the front. Pretty tight!
<a href=”#” onClick=”javascript:window.open(‘https://www.jessewarden.com/cruisin atl.html’, ‘cruisinatl’, ‘width=320,height=280′)”>Cruisin’ ATL</a>
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3D Interface & Compositing = Cool!
If I ever wanted to get a cyborg type implant, I’d probably have to go to Japan. Yeah, I could get an insulin pump nowadayz, but to truly get the one I wanted along with the style, the Japanese culture, which I know very little about, just dicatates that’d it have to be in their country. All of the art I see come out of there, the technology in how far ahead of us (the USA) they are… it’s just they always have cool art and technology… even vibrators for the 2nd controller slot in their games; what a ingenious concept!
Anyway, this site has some really cool 3D, compositing, and use of motion blurs. Very bandwidth and processor intesive. Courtesty of <a href=”http://www.mediadiva.net/mt/”>Mediadiva</a>.
This site is Korean as I just learned, however. Either way, they rock too. I’ve played more games with Koreans in Starcraft and Evercrack.
<a href=”http://www.xiiin.com”>XIIIN</a>