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!
I was going to call this post “It’s been One Week…” but in light of the recent issues Barenaked Ladies frontman, Steven Paige is having, I decided to go for something else instead. I’m not going to do a ‘full’ review since that’s been done to death already. I thought I’d share some of my…
During the Gold Medal Sledge Hockey game between Japan and USA, I shot just over 2200 still photos. I posted a number of them on Flickr but thought stringed together, they all made a pretty neat video: To make this video, I used a very similar process to how I make my still photo based…
Recently, I was asked if I wanted to come and experience the Vancouver Opera as part of their Blogger Night at the Opera program. I immediately said yes as I’ve never been to an opera before…well at least not as a member of the audience. Huh? Were you in an opera? Kind of. Back when…
Robert Scoble has posted his video of the Digital Photography session Kris Krug put on at Northern Voice that I attended last February. This is the session that helped reignite my interest in photography after being away from it for awhile. Since that time I’ve posted over 2200 photos to my Flickr account. I can’t…
While trolling around eBay, I stumbled across this extension tube for about $10 USD delivered from Hong Kong which attaches to the screw mount on my Nikon P6000: The build quality and finish of the tube is almost a perfect match to the P6000. Nikon sells a similar tube (for around $40 CDN) which has…
Yesterday I attended the innaugural WordCamp Vancouver presented by Tazzu at the Network Hub. The format was not unlike a BarCamp where people could submit topics they would present on. Unfortunately I was laying on a beach in Hawaii when it all happened (the advance submissions that is) so I missed the opportunity to participate…
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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.