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My response to the foolsI was watching a great video of a machine gun shoot here http://www.bestofgooglevideo.com/video.php?video=376 and noticed the rating votes leaned heavy towards the unfavorable. I then began to read the blog replies and found that there were a bunch of non-US citizens who loathe the fact that we have gun rights, and excercise defense. They further commence to bash our actions in Iraq, our foreign policy, and directly blamed us for the existence of terrorism stating that we provoke it. Well, I just couldn't keep quiet about that, so I weighed in. Read full article to enjoy the zing. OK, ugly American weighing in here. Except for tyranny, slavery, genocide, Nazism, Fascism, and Communism, war has never resolved anything. Read more... read more:
Fast Video DownloadIt seems as if everybody has their own way of doing things. When it comes to downloading flash videos via your favorite video sharing Web sites, it is no different. There are several different extensions that all do their jobs well. The newest one to be added to the list is the [...] read more:
YouTube the video star: Act IIYouTube's announcement yesterday that viewers are 'now watching more than 100 million videos per day on its site,' sparked an outpouring of admiration for the young Web 2.0 video sharing site phenom. read more:
Training video on working at helpdeskInternetHelpdesk: 'There are the essentials of life. One of them isthe Internet Help Desk.' A great performance! read more:
Globul to launch 3G service in autumn 2006Bulgarian operator Globul has unveiled some of the capabilities of its 3G service, which include video calls and video streaming. read more:
Hasselhoff Music VideoThis David Hasselhoff music video, Jump in My Car, is a must-watch. There has to have a good story behind it. read more:
New Brendan Benson videoThe new Brendan Benson "Spit it Out" video, via The Goodest of Men. [ mov] [ win] read more:
WatchYouTube ToolbarEverybody loves YouTube. Every where I go I get somebody asking me if I saw this video or that video. For folks like me that have a hard time staying in the loop, there is the WatchYouTube Toolbar. It gives you all the fun of YouTube right in your browser…. Direct and Related Links for 'WatchYouTube Toolbar' read more:
Actors Julia Louis-Dreyfus and George Lopez Host New Video to Fight Childhood Obesity EpidemicWell-known television actor, Julia Louis-Dreyfus (Seinfeld) and actor/comedian George Lopez (The George Lopez Show) have joined forces with Parents' Action for Children to host a new video aimed at helping parents reverse the dangerous rise in childhood obesity. The video is entitled "Food and Fitness Matter: Raising Healthy, Active Kids" and is available at http://www.parentsactionstore.org (PRWEB Jun 28, 2006) Trackback URI: http://www.prweb.com/dingpr.php/U3VtbS1Qcm9mLUZhbHUtQ291cC1JbnNlLVplcm8= read more:
Lifelinks Video Relay Offers Easy Access; 800 SIGNLANGUAGE Number for Existing VP 100 and D-Link Deaf Users, Improving InteroperabilityThe deaf and hard of hearing can now access a sign language interpreter for making video relay (VRS) calls in ASL, and Spanish, sign language merely by dialing 1-888 SIGNLANGUAGE on their existing VP 100 and D Link videophones. (PRWEB Jul 15, 2006) Trackback URL: http://www.prweb.com/chachingpr.php/UHJvZi1DcmFzLU1hZ24tU3F1YS1JbnNlLVplcm8= read more:
What is the object element for? And what's it got to do with accessibility?Currently we add images to our pages using the img element, we tend to add fancy bits of video or wizzy and exciting flash using the applet element. So why do we need the object element? The object element introduced as part of HTML 4, and is designed to be used for all instances when we want to embed a generic object - such as a flash movie, or a video or an image - into a web page.That's all very well but what's it got to do with accessibility? Well the fantastic thing about the Object elements is that you can use it to provide lots of alternative presentations of your content - you are not confined to providing a simple text equivalent - as you are for when using the img tag.For example, you want to provide a Quicktime video on a web page - but it turns out that some browsers don't have the support for Quicktime - so you can specify that a mpeg movie be played instead, or some other alternative format. If the mpeg movie isn't supported you can specify that a text transcription should be used - and so on.To add the fun - for browsers that don't support the object element you can provide the embed element within the object element as yet another alternative method of delivering your multi-media.So there you go; the object element is a kind of Swiss army knife (so to speak) you can add to your web accessibility tool box.LinksW3 Schools Juicy Studio read more:
Concealed Weapon Permits Win Sheriff, Police Support? Watch Video News Blog (8 min)A growing number of Sheriffs and Police Officials have joined the debate over Concealed Weapon Permits (CCW) as shown in an eight minute Full Disclosure Network™ Video News Blog featuring high ranking law enforcement officials in the Western United States. Available FREE at this URL: http://www.fulldisclosure.net/flash/VideoBlogs/VideoBlog31.php 24/7, on demand as a public service. (PRWEB Jul 5, 2006) Trackback URI: http://www.prweb.com/zingpr.php/Q3Jhcy1TdW1tLUluc2UtUGlnZy1JbnNlLVplcm8= read more:
LetsGoExpo.com to Provide Webcast of ICCHP Accessible Computing Conference in Linz, AustriaThe 10th Annual International Conference on Computers Helping People with Special Needs (ICCHP) announced today that it has entered into a webcast partnership with LetsGoExpo (www.letsgoexpo.com) for the July 12-14, 2006 conference held in Linz Austria. The webcast will be free to attendees thanks to LetsGoExpo’s support of the event. Keynote sessions will be video webcast, (archives of video presentations will be captioned) with other sessions being webcast with live audio and visual media. [PRWEB Jul 7, 2006] read more:
Meet JoiNice video documentary about Joi. read more:
The Digital Architect - A Video PodcastThe Digital Architect - A Video Podcast read more:
Don’t cry for meArgentina.(Not my video, but that’s just like I watched the game.) read more:
DreamweaverMadeSimple.Dreamweaver Interactive Video Tutorial and eBook. read more:
Video: Supermode Release Powerhouse Single 'Tell Me Why'Spreading like a virus... read more:
Video Tutorial: Ubuntu Software Management(Posted 14 Jul 2006 by Ray) read more:
HP's Memory Spot puts video, audio into photosZDNet Jul 17 2006 4:25AM GMT read more:
Video: You can now watch "Star Wars" on Telnet <a href="http://news.com.com/1606-2-6092453.html?part=rss&tag=6092453&subj=news"><img src="http://i.i.com.com/cnwk.1d/i/ne/pg/fd_2006/0710swascii_88x66.jpg" width="97" height="72" border="0" alt="Video: You can now watch "Star Wars" on Telnet" style="margin:0 10px 0 0;float:left;" /></a> Video: You can now watch "Star Wars" on Telnet. CNET News.com's Nicole Girard shows you the command line to unlock a viewable ASCII version of the classic movie "Star Wars." So sit back, grab a tub of popcorn and enjoy the show. <br clear="all" />
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Video game concerts draw packed crowdswas a scene many orchestras would envy at a time when classical groups continue to struggle financially, and when some are branching out to try new formats as a means for survival.Liam Conlon doesn't fit the profile of your typical classical concertgoer. But when the high school freshman recently discovered that a show featuring music from the computer game "Final Fantasy" would be playing near his suburban Chicago home, he could hardly believe it.He and a friend snapped up a pair of fifth-row tickets to the Rosemont Theatre concert and joined the cheering, sellout crowd of nearly 4,500 that turned out to see the Chicagoland Pops Orchestra play. Above the stage, images from the game — a theatrical and multi-chaptered quest to save the world — played on giant video screens.The response — including several standing ovations — was much the same last year when the Los Angeles Philharmonic played the music at the Walt Disney Concert Hall. read more:
Buy kids video games for their minds and bodiesThis Christmas my nephews are getting Dance Dance Revolution (PS2) (or Xbox), the popular arcade dance game that's been repurposed on the PS2 and xBox. I first encountered DDR at the Sony Metronome in San Francisco around '99 or so; a local news station was doing a piece on a kid in his early 20s who had danced away 60lbs. So, why buy a typicaly video game that makes them even more sedentary? DDR gets them moving. That's not to say DDR is just for kids, there are lots of ADULTS purchasing DDR setups for exercise, in fact, I even know a couple that has two pads they use to complete with each other.You can get way serious about all this and order arcade quality dance pads. I wanted to find an old copy of the Disney DDR cartridge for my nephews, however prices are currently around $150. read more:
Video: Anaheim's residents give a hesitant thumbs-up to city-wide Wi-Fi subscriptions <a href="http://news.com.com/1606-2-6091467.html?part=rss&tag=6091467&subj=news"><img src="http://i.i.com.com/cnwk.1d/i/ne/pg/fd_2006/070606anaheim_customer_88x66.jpg" width="97" height="72" border="0" alt="Video: Anaheim's residents give a hesitant thumbs-up to city-wide Wi-Fi subscriptions" style="margin:0 10px 0 0;float:left;" /></a> Video: Anaheim's residents give a hesitant thumbs-up to city-wide Wi-Fi subscriptions. CNET News.com's Amanda Termen spoke with some potential customers of the new city-wide Wi-Fi service made official in Anaheim, Calif., on June 29. Are they willing to completely trade in their old cable service? <br clear="all" />
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StopattheShop.com's Horrible Reliance on GraphicsA small chain of audio/video stores burdens its web site with graphics to the point where search engines would have... read more:
News video: Phantom Pavillion Seats in CincinnatiA couple of fans turn to Cincinati's Channel 5 after they were cheated out of some Buffett Tickets ... [in Buffettnews.com] read more:
MSN Video DownloadMSN Video Download apparently went live today with a choice of two membership types Premium and Basic. Premium is $19.95 a year and has more content than the free Basic membership. Not wanting to commit myself to a membership yet I signed up for the Basic membership, thinking I could load some videos on to the miniSD card in my smartphone.... Sign up was easy, I used my passport account, agreed to the terms and installed the download software. The download status page showed content was downloading from Fox Sports. In order to sync content to my phone I needed a smart playlist so I followed the instructions to download one. This was the first problem, the instructions used Windows Media Player 9 and I'm using Windows Media Player 10, a little strange, but not a huge problem. With the smart playlist in place I thought I'd be good to go... That wasn't going to be the case though. I started by trying to play a video in Media Player directly and got prompted for a username and password which was being requested by 'admin.theplatform.com' not 'msnvideodownloads.com'. I tried my Passport email address and password which might not have been a great idea, but it didn't work anyway. Meanwhile I could see that Activesync had been trying to sync the content to my phone so I checked the Sync page in WMP. Nothing had been synced, instead there was an error message 'Windows Media Player can not synchronize the protected file. Protected files can not be converted to the required quality level or format'. Now I have almost half a gigabyte of content (and it's still getting downloaded) and I can't watch any of it. If anyone gets this working I'd love to know how.  read more:
Microsft 'HD' web camI bought a Microsoft vx-6000 because it promised to do 1.3 megapixel video. Well... it does do 640x480 at 30fps it does 800x600 at up to 15, and 1280x1024 at 15. So this is not the cheap build it my slef HD Cam I was hoping for. Still a cool camera, and not bad for $99, but I have seen better cameras, that have less noise, and offer IR-LED's for low light. read more:
Triathlon: Live video footage from HoltenAn exciting competition can be expected on and around the Holterberg on Saturday, at the 22nd edition of the Triathlon Holten. read more:
WebMaster Media Maker.Create Streaming Audio and Video with Media players that do not require a streaming media server. read more:
December 31, 2005: Fashion Model Peele faces charges of ID TheftModel Beverly Beele who appears in the movie Sweet Friggin Daisies as well as in a George Michael video and several magazine ads has been arrested for identity theft. read more:
Submitting Documentation FeedbackHave you found a problem with the documentation? Have comments or suggestions on new content? We are listening! On every page of our documentation we have a link to submit feedback. And guess what.......there are real live people (like me!) sitting on the other end waiting! We triage every request that comes through and respond within 24 hours (usually quicker)! As we move more towards a continuous publishing model, your feedback is incorporated and released much quicker! Wanna see how easy it is to provide feedback? Read Young's posting or watch this video... Video Walkthrough
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Your Call May Be Recorded…Here's a fun side effect of the intersection of the Internet, ubiquitous recording technologies and mob mentality - your bad customer service horror stories are no longer limited to retellings around the water cooler. Thanks to blogs, video hosting services like YouTube and folks with a willingness to spread stories, ... read more:
Tutorials - Photoshop,Dreamweaver,Vb.Net.Photoshop, Dreamweaver, Excel, Flash Mx, Vb.Net, Spyware + Windows Xp Video Tutorials from $14.95 to $49 - Affiliates earn 50% read more:
“Games on the Go” Mobile Arcade Local Mompeneur “Brings The Fun To You”The Mobile Arcade includes many of the hottest video arcade games for all ages. (PRWEB Jul 6, 2006) read more:
Wild Predictions for a Wired 2007 An anonymous reader writes "Wired has put up its predictions for the coming year, in technology, internet, and entertainment news. Despite their claim that they are 'wild' predictions, a lot of them make some sense. Some of their calls: 'Google Stock Hits $1,000 per Share. Internet Traffic Doubles to 5,000 petabits per day by the end of 2007. And 80 percent of it is peer-to-peer file sharing, mostly Skype video and BitTorrent. BitTorrent on TiVo: Speaking of, digital video recorders get BitTorrent baked in, bringing internet video to the living room. Spam Doubles: No-brainer -- but no one cares because we're all using IM, especially at work. Second Life Ends a Life: Skullduggery in Second Life -- probably digital adultery -- ends in a real-life murder. Year o' the Laptop: Half of all new computers sold in 2007 will be laptops and 20 percent of those will be Apple's MacBooks." What do you folks think? How many will Wired have called correctly by the end of the year?
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Online Collaboration Tools And Resources: Kolabora Picks n.4Photo credit: Miguel Ugalde Web-based shareable calendar launched by Google Manage audio conferences with up to 500 users on Skype High-performance new videoconferencing tool Share anything from video to text Direct share of media files This week also, I... read more:
Fidel - A short film by Isaac RentzIsaac Rentz's "Fidel""A boy learns to face his fears when he finds out that Fidel Castro is murdering his friends at an exclusive private school." read more:
evolution of danceYou may have already seen this as it’s quite popular, but I continue to be amused (and impressed) by Judson Laipply’s Evolution of Dance video. All of the songs are listed on his wikipedia page.Judson is not just a guy who likes to dance. According to his about page he is an inspirational [...] read more:
The force of GamersThe book buzz this week is Got Game: How the Gamer Generation Is Reshaping Business Forever. We all know thatthe game industry is huge, but have we considered the effect (both good and bad) that growing up with video games has had on the 90 million young professionals? This books looks at the minds, attitudes and beliefs of this generation entering the workforce. read more:
David Burnett on digital photographyDavid Burnett talks to the New York Times on what cameras he uses and why he mainly shoots digital now - he's another Canon 20D user. The article is interesting, but the audio slideshow is much more interesting. He explains that he uses a number of different cameras depending on the type of photo he's going for and on the slideshow there's a few examples. I love my 20D, but it's not a camera that I can use all the time, it's just too big, so I also have a Canon SD500 which I've mentioned before. I'll get different types of photos from each camera; I can't do the same things with the SD500 that I can do with the 20D, but I can take it places a 20D just isn't appropriate. It's hard to be inconspicuous with a large SLR camera and buy the time I've tweaked the settings the moment is lost. The SD500 I use for more spontaneous photos, I don't mess with the settings, just accept the defaults and let the camera deal with the situation and most of the time it does a great job, probably better than I could have done manually. Take this as an example - that was shot at dawn directly into the rising sun with the SD500 and captured the scene exactly as I wanted it. The 20D on the otherhand lets me get photos like this, which the SD500 wasn't able to manage (subjects lit entirely by candle light on a moving boat). The SD500 also shoots video, a feature I never thought I'd use as I've always prefered still shots, but I found a few instances when video captured a scene much better than a still image could. The 20D as you'd expect from an SLR doesn't capture video. Different tools for different jobs. The New York Times also has some tips on digital photography, nothing really new to me there, but it might be off interested to any just getting into digital.  read more:
Adding captions or providing transcripts isn't always enoughIf you search the web for information related to web accessibility for deaf people you will find plenty of advice about captioning or providing transcripts for web based audio and video material. What you are unlikely to find much discussion related to accessibility and language; for many deaf people English is not their first language, Sign Language is. Although Sign Language provides an equivalent for everything that can be spoken or written, understanding written English - for some deaf people - is a process of interpreting from English to their first language, i.e. Sign Language. Writing simple language and short sentences can help to make information more accessible to Sign Language users. However having discussed the issues with various informed users in the past (e.g. those at the Sign Language Interpreter Service in Glasgow) it seems that the most effective way to make content accessible to Sign Language users is to provide a Sign Language version of all content. The problem here is that the obvious way to do this, i.e., providing video of Sign Language interpreters, is an expensive and resource hungry exercise . For this reason, many people are experimenting with signing avatars (virtual humans) as a way to deliver Sign Language equivalent to written content. Links Sign Language Interpreter Service Signing Avatar from 3D.com signingbooks.org BBC article on signing avatars:Visit the tips archiveSend me an e-mail (jim@mcu.org.uk), or give me a call (0781 0098 119) if you would like assistance to make your website accessible - the MCU has being learning how to make websites accessible since 1996 - so we know a thing or two about it. Have a good Easter weekend (or the equivalent - if Easter is not your thing). read more:
New Zune Teaser Video, Music Lotsof Zune chatter for the coming day. First, an articleby the Seattle Weekly profiling J. and team. Scoble ofcourse weighs in. As does NathanWeinberg at Inside Microsoft. Now the www.comingzune.com sitehas a decidedly unusual, MTVish, yet intriguing video up (Flash intro, WMV downloadonce you watch the intro). At first I worried about PETA raising up in armsbut watch it all the way through- it's worth it. The song is a new title, 'TheSecond Coming of the Monkey God' by AshtarCommand - definitely one for my 'Gym Rock' mix. I'm sure we'll be hearingmore Zune. (sorry, I couldn't resist) :).
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Exhibition: The Austrian AbstractsEsther Stocker: Ohne titel (painting) / Tina Frank: Chronomops (video)The Austrian Abstracts22.09.-15.10.2006, Arti et Amicitiae, AmsterdamThe Austrian Abstracts is an exhibition of 27 Austrian-based artists, collected through their concerns with principles of abstraction while working in a wide range of media, from software to sculpture and painting. The show continues the investigation from the 2003 [...] read more:
Historic Sale of Winchester Plant UnderwayJune 1st marked the opening of the short offering period which will only last until June 23rd. The fate of the 140 year old tradition of Winchester Rifle manufacturing hangs in the balance. Anyone interested in this historic event is urged to visit www.WinchesterForSale.com and register to see video footage and still pictures of the plant as well as documents pertaining to the sale of the factory.
Tip 74 - Check the Rate, NateThe Prince is grateful, indeed, to readers who send along productivity tips to help him help his readers improve their daily output.One recent comment from a reader suggested the importance of setting the monitor refresh rate under Windows. Apparently Windows defaults to sixty per second, which is low and causes visual pollution. Most video cards will take faster rates. The reader suggests overriding the default rate and setting refresh as high as the board will tolerate. read more:
Geri Halliwell Eyes Stage CareerWith her latest album Desire tanking in the charts, former Spice Girl Geri Halliwell is setting her sights on a stage career. Geri Halliwell told a spy, "I love the instant connection that theatre can bring and see this as my natural next step." A source said she has already auditioned for the play Little Shop Of Horrors for its run on the West End. The singer also lashed out at Pop Idol judge Simon Cowell as the man who halted her pop career after Mr. Nasty blasted her last video. She fumed to Neil Sean of Sky News, "It was such a cruel thing to do." read more:
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