RSS in Plain English
Here’s a great video to help explain what RSS is to people that aren’t geeks:
Great job Lee and Sachi!
Here’s a great video to help explain what RSS is to people that aren’t geeks:
Great job Lee and Sachi!
This past weekend was the third installment of the Live at Squamish music festival. For the second year in a row, I attended to shoot photos of all the bands that made the trek up the Sea to Sky highway. But I almost didn’t get there…despite heading up early, there was a huge accident on…
Nearly every time I’m downtown, I like to stroll through Urban Outfitters as they tend to have an interesting, if overpriced, selection of weird camera gadgets and toys. My recent trip did not disappoint when I found something I’ve head about for probably years, just never saw in person: little plastic lens addons for your…
I’ve had my Kia Soul for just over a month now and it’s still a fantastic car that I really enjoy driving. Kia’s done a great job at promoting this car, including this very creative video shot on the docks where my actual car would have sat before heading to Canada: and I just stumbled…
The other day, Thingiverse member Bmoshe posted this awesome 3D model of Yoda. Easily the highest resolution model I’ve printed so far on my MakerBot coming in at a whopping 147mb (versus 1-5mb for a complex model on average). It took forever to render the toolpath in Replicator G but was worth it! It took…
Robert Lee, the ‘Voice’ of Mythbusters on the Discovery Channel made a custom voicemail greeting for me after I mentioned on Twitter about how cool it would be if he did…as if I needed any more reasons why the internet is awesome! I added the theme music and title card….Robert even sent me a couple…
Last month I traveled around the BC Interior as a guest blogger for my friend Rebecca who couldn’t attend due to prior commitments. Tough break for her…awesome break for me! You can read about the trip including tours of a brewery & a couple of brew pubs, a few wineries, a fabulous hotel & restaurant…
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There’s a growing trend of internet video providing a more educational form of entertainment which caters to an (dare I say) intellectual audience who is looking for knowledge and meaning while they entertain themselves. The quick and early adopters are now complimenting their traditional text based content with video media to offer visitors a choice. An interesting example I came across of this is the artcollectorsguild.com. This is a small company selling artwork which compliments nearly the entirety of its content with video.