Qt/Mac Application Developer Contest winners named
Grok Headline matches for Qt/Mac Application Developer Contest winners named
Macworld Eddy winners named
Macworld Eddy winners named
12/04/2003 01:09 PMMacworld has named the winners of its annual "Eddy" (Editor's Choice)
awards. Eddy-winning hardware from Apple includes the Revision-B
12-inch PowerBook, Dual 2.0GHz Power Mac G5, and the XServe RAID.
Winning Apple software includes DVD Studio Pro 2, Final Cut Pro 4,
iChat AV, Safari 1.1 and the iTunes Music Store. Adobe's Creative
Suite Premium Edition, Corel's Painter 8, Canon's EOS Digital Rebel
camera and Mailsmith 2.0 by Bare Bones Software are also Eddy Winners.
Perl Web Application
Developer/Programmer for epay
application
Perl Web Application
Developer/Programmer for epay
application
07/14/2004 08:40 PMLevel One Technologies - United States, MO, St Louis (2004-07-14)
CC Contest Winners
CC Contest Winners
03/06/2004 01:51 AMThe winners of the Creative Commons contest have been
announc
ed. I would have had a particularly hard time picking between the
first two. "Mix Tape" is a brilliant way of making the point.
Gmail contest winners
Gmail contest winners
06/14/2004 02:18 AMFirst off, let me just say I got a ton of response to my gmail
photo invites thing and among the entries I got far too many good ones
to pick just a few. I actually used gmail's built-in tools to track
everything. By labeling all incoming entries, I can see in one click
that 118 people sent a photo link in. Of those, I put a star next to
36 I liked on first view. Of those, I narrowed them down to 31. Among
those 31, there was something compelling about the colors, lighting,
and/or subject matter and any one of ten could have had the top spots.
I'm going with my gut reaction on first viewing but here are the three
winning entries:
a kite photo, a net
photo, & a sunset
photo
It was really hard to pick the top three, as any one of these could
have also been there. If I had more invites to give out, I would have
thrown them all into this list, in no particular order:
§ § §
§
§
§ § § §
§ § §
§ § § § §
§ § § § § § § § §
§ §
I learned some things in this experiment. The biggest one is that
when I said "send in your best photo" I figured that meant the best
composition with the best lighting and most technically superior
image. What most people sent was their finest memory captured on film,
regardless of photo quality. It was eye-opening to me, and told me a
lot about over a hundred strangers. I got to see many, many photos
from vacations and untold numbers of sunsets. It's a fantastic way to
experience meaningful moments in peoples' lives, by seeing these
photos. I've been getting way too far into the technical side of
photography for the last year or two and forgot that photography is
first and foremost a way to record memories.
Overall, I got to see (and share here) many wonderful photos and
memories from those that sent them in. I wish I had more invites to
give and thank everyone for participating.
MacJams announces contest winners
MacJams announces contest winners
08/30/2004 08:40 AMOur friends at the GarageBand user's site MacJams.com today announced
the winners of its recent MacJamboree song and user participation
contest...
FeedDemon banner contest winners
FeedDemon banner contest winners
02/10/2004 02:47 AMYes
terday I listed the finalists in the FeedDemon banner contest, and as promised I'm
ready to announce the winners.
And the winner is...well, every one of the finalists is a winner!
I found it impossible to choose a single winner among the finalists in
each category, since I could see myself using all of their banners.
So, all three of the finalists will receive a free copy of both
TopStyle Pro and FeedDemon. My thanks again to everyone who
submitted a design, and my congratulations to the three winners
below:
- Olegas Kurasovas
- Albert Tanutama
- Christopher
Owens
Now that the contest is over, I've created a page of
FeedDemon banners and buttons:
http://www.bradsoft.
com/feeddemon/banners/
If you'd like to use any of these images on your site, please feel
free to do so :)
.Mac Creativity Contest Winners
Announced
.Mac Creativity Contest Winners
Announced
03/13/2003 10:16 AMApple has announced the winners of its HomePage Creativity Contest.
The contest featured 3 categories, Creative Page, Humorous iMovie, and
Incredible Pets, with winners and runner-ups each receiving iPods.
Congratulations to the winners!
Fine Art of Sampling Contest Winners
Fine Art of Sampling Contest Winners
03/14/2005 06:06 PMThe final
winners of the Freestyle Mix, and
the Milita Mix contests have been announced on Mixter. The top
eleven Freestyle Mix entries have won a spot on the Creative Commons
release, The WIRED CD -- Ripped. Sampled. Mashed. Shared. (playing off
the original WIRED
CD), and free passes to the M3 Music Summit in Miami.
The top track of
the Militia Mix Contest won a spot on the next Fine Arts Militia Album
Featuring Chuck D. Brian Hardgroove of Fine Arts
Militia has this to say: "Overall, I would have been proud to put most
of those mixes on the new record -- mad props to the producers."
We'd like to offer a huge thanks to all the contestants and judges,
and specifically to Victor
Stone for building Mixter and moderating the site (more on Mixter
later). This experiment has yielded some great music that will
hopefully promote the concept of collaboration
over space and time, even further.
PC/104 Design Contest Winners Announced
PC/104 Design Contest Winners Announced
04/09/2004 04:01 PMThe PC/104 Embedded Consortium has
announced
(PDF format) the winners of their 2004 design contest. The winner in
the
commercial category was SavantSense, a
multi-channel data acquisition, processing, and storage unit. More
interesting was the winner of the research category: the USC AVATAR
Project. The
AVATAR UAV is a robot helicopter designed around dual PC/104
stacks that provide GPS waypoint navigation, autonomous vision-based
landing, autonomous sensor-based take-off, and image processing.
Judges at this year's contest included Steve Ciarcia and our own Roger
Arrick.
Zend's PHP 5 Coding Contest winners
announced
Zend's PHP 5 Coding Contest winners
announced
12/17/2004 06:33 PMCongratulations to Qiang Xue, whose application 'PRADO' earned high
votes both from the public and from the judges' panel! There are 49
other prizewinning applications in Zend's contest gallery - too many
to list here. Some of them are ongoing projects, bringing PHP 5 a
small armoury of useful open source tools. The top 50 applications
will remain on display until the end of this year, giving you the
chance to take a leisurely look through the code and see how the new
features in PHP 5 should be used.
Moving Images Contest Winners Announced
Moving Images Contest Winners Announced
03/06/2004 01:53 AMWe're happy to announce the winners in our GET CREATIVE!: Moving
Images Contest. Last fall, we asked aspiring filmmakers and flash
artists to create a short film that explained the mission of the
Creative Commons. Our panel of
judges has selected the top three entries and they're all terrific. We want to
thank everyone that entered, everyone that helped spread the word, our
judges for taking time to help us with the contest, and most of all
thanks and congratulations to Justin Cone, Sheryl Seibert, and Kuba &
Alek Tarkowski.
Perl Haiku Contest Winners Announced
Perl Haiku Contest Winners Announced
02/14/2004 01:14 PM'Me and My iPod' photo contest winners
announced
'Me and My iPod' photo contest winners
announced
05/07/2004 12:09 PMThe iPodlounge has announced the winners of its "Me and My iPod" photo
contest...
Unified Site Contest III Winners
Announced
Unified Site Contest III Winners
Announced
04/21/2004 10:24 PMThe third installment of the
Unified Site Contest is over and
the winners have been announced. Find out if you are lucky and just
where WERE all of those hidden pieces?
No "Free Entry Winners" In The iTunes
Contest...
No "Free Entry Winners" In The iTunes
Contest...
07/13/2004 06:48 PMIt's pretty much impossible to know if the free entries were really
ever even part of the contest. By Phillip Torrone, Engadget (via
MyAppleMenu)
'Rock with Rapidweaver' contest winners
announced
'Rock with Rapidweaver' contest winners
announced
07/19/2004 10:03 AMRealmac Software has announced the winners of its "Rock with
RapidWeaver" competition...
OS X Conference: Innovators Contest
winners announced
OS X Conference: Innovators Contest
winners announced
10/31/2003 09:31 AMWinners of the third and final round of the Mac OS X Innovator's
Contest have been announced at O'Reilly's
Mac OS X
Conference in Santa Clara, Calif. Sponsored by Apple Developer
Connection (ADC), the contest "rewards innovative Mac OS X
applications, plug-ins, user interface widgets, or other creative
original software."
O'Reilly announces OS X Innovators
Contest winners
O'Reilly announces OS X Innovators
Contest winners
10/30/2003 09:21 PMO'Reilly announced the winners of the third and final round of its Mac
OS X Innovators Contest at the O'Reilly Mac OS X Conference today...
Winners of the ExtremeTech Extreme Case
Mod Contest
Winners of the ExtremeTech Extreme Case
Mod Contest
06/21/2004 11:21 PMAnd the winners of the contest are...
SchmartBOARD Announces June 2004 Contest
Winners
SchmartBOARD Announces June 2004 Contest
Winners
06/03/2004 02:09 AMSchmartBOARD, a company that develops “Electronic Circuit Building
BlocksTM “, has started a contest to help introduce their new
concept. Schmartboards are targeted towards engineers who would like
to avoid having to do multiple revisions on PCB layouts and to
students and electronic hobbyists who are tired of wire-wrap board,
proto-board and breadboard limitations. [PRWEB Jun 3, 2004]
SchmartBOARD Announces September 2004
Contest Winners
SchmartBOARD Announces September 2004
Contest Winners
09/09/2004 03:22 AMSchmartBOARD, a company that develops “Electronic Circuit Building
BlocksTM “, has started a contest to help introduce their new
concept. Schmartboards are targeted towards engineers who would like
to avoid having to do multiple revisions on PCB layouts and to
students and electronic hobbyists who are tired of wire-wrap board,
proto-board and breadboard limitations. [PRWEB Sep 9, 2004]
Google announces winners of essay
contest for underwriters
Google announces winners of essay
contest for underwriters
01/07/2004 07:05 PMProduction of anti-piracy standards soars: The cold war over digital
rights management standards will ratchet up another notch in February
when a consortium of ...
SchmartBOARD Announces August 2004
Contest Winners
SchmartBOARD Announces August 2004
Contest Winners
08/04/2004 02:37 AMSchmartBOARD, a company that develops “Electronic Circuit Building
BlocksTM “, has started a contest to help introduce their new
concept. Schmartboards are targeted towards engineers who would like
to avoid having to do multiple revisions on PCB layouts and to
students and electronic hobbyists who are tired of wire-wrap board,
proto-board and breadboard limitations. [PRWEB Aug 4, 2004]
AllTheWeb Alchemist Skin Design Contest
Winners
AllTheWeb Alchemist Skin Design Contest
Winners
12/06/2002 10:02 AMIn 2002 AllTheWeb has quietly become one of the most innovative search
engines we have ever seen. They have announced the winners of their
unique CSS skin design contest.
PDC 2003 Avalon Screen Saver Contest
Winners
PDC 2003 Avalon Screen Saver Contest
Winners
12/11/2003 06:09 AMDownload the source code for the PDC 2003 Avalon Screen Saver Contest
Winners.
- Required: Windows "Longhorn" PDC Release
- Recommended: Visual Studio .NET "Whidbey" PDC Release
Six Log: Plug In To Movable Type 3.0
Developer's Contest Winners
Six Log: Plug In To Movable Type 3.0
Developer's Contest Winners
07/23/2004 05:56 PMSix Apart have announced the winners of the Plug in to Movable Type
contest
sixapart.com/log/2004/07/plug_in_to_mova.shtml
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site | 4 links
Creative Commons Moving Image Contest
Winners
Creative Commons Moving Image Contest
Winners
03/06/2004 01:56 AMThe Creative Commons Moving Image Contest Winners have been
announced. They rock. Check it out.
Plug In To Movable Type 3.0 Developer's
Contest Winners
Plug In To Movable Type 3.0 Developer's
Contest Winners
07/23/2004 04:22 AMTonight, at BlogOn, we announced the winners of our Plug In To Movable
Type 3.0 Developer's contest. While we received...
SchmartBOARD Announces July 2004 Contest
Winners
SchmartBOARD Announces July 2004 Contest
Winners
07/03/2004 02:22 AMSchmartBOARD, a company that develops “Electronic Circuit Building
BlocksTM “, has started a contest to help introduce their new
concept. Schmartboards are targeted towards engineers who would like
to avoid having to do multiple revisions on PCB layouts and to
students and electronic hobbyists who are tired of wire-wrap board,
proto-board and breadboard limitations. [PRWEB Jul 3, 2004]
Apple announces Keynote design contest
winners
Apple announces Keynote design contest
winners
07/30/2004 12:19 PMIn June Apple started its "Present Your Passion" contest, and now it's
announced the
winners. The event sought the best presentations created using
Apple's Keynote software. "Present Your Passion" garnered hundreds of
entries, according to Apple, and the company has posted the top three
winners and six honorable mentions. QuickTime movies of all winners
and honorable mentions have been posted; you can even download the
source for the grand prize, first place and second place entries.
WThRemix Contest Winners to be announced
March 24th
WThRemix Contest Winners to be announced
March 24th
03/19/2003 10:26 PMDue to busy schedules and the overly complex voting system I put
together, the WThRemix contest winners will be announced...
Microsoft and PC Magazine Announce
Winners Of Tablet PC "Does Your Code
Think In Ink?" Contest
Microsoft and PC Magazine Announce
Winners Of Tablet PC "Does Your Code
Think In Ink?" Contest
06/02/2004 12:06 PMMicrosoft Corp. and PC Magazine today announced the winners of the
Microsoft® Tablet PC "Does Your Code Think In Ink?" contest, a
competition challenging developers to build the most creative PowerToy
utilities that incorporate digital ink functionality included in the
Microsoft Windows® XP Tablet PC Edition platform. The goal of the
contest was to provide users with a new set of free PowerToys that
will enrich their Tablet PC experience. Individual developers across
the globe submitted code in competition for the grand prize of
$15,000. Microsoft and PC Magazine selected one grand-prize winner and
two runners-up from more than 70 unique entries.
Internet Video Magazine announces iMovie
contest winners
Internet Video Magazine announces iMovie
contest winners
12/11/2003 07:19 AMInternet Video Magazine today announced the winners of their recent
iMovie contest, where aspiring videographers, or people that just
wanted to have fun creating their own "home movies" could present
submissions...
Yahoo! Kimo awards winners of 'Let Your
Email Talk' contest
Yahoo! Kimo awards winners of 'Let Your
Email Talk' contest
12/12/2003 03:17 AMeTaiwanNews.com Dec 12 2003 1:47AM ET
Samsung Camera Offers Dream Vacation and
Hot New Digital Cameras to Contest
Winners
Samsung Camera Offers Dream Vacation and
Hot New Digital Cameras to Contest
Winners
12/17/2004 06:32 PMEnter to win the National Dream Vacation Sweepstakes to win a trip to
Hawaii, Palm Springs, Ca or the Florida Keys, or one of Samsung’s
hottest new Digimax digital cameras [PRWEB Dec 13, 2004]
Dynetech® named eBay Star Developer
Dynetech® named eBay Star Developer
07/02/2004 03:16 AMOrlando-based Dynetech® is awarded eBay “Service to the Community”
Star Developer at the annual eBay Developer conference [PRWEB Jul 2,
2004]
"Plugin Developer Contest"
"Plugin Developer Contest"
06/17/2004 06:48 AMLinux On POWER Developer Contest
Linux On POWER Developer Contest
09/24/2004 12:03 AMMovable Type 3.0 developer contest
announced
Movable Type 3.0 developer contest
announced
05/13/2004 06:28 AMSix Apart, makers of Movable Type software and TypePad weblogging
service, today announced a contest intended to give developers a place
to showcase and sell their Movable Type plug-ins while competing for
US$20,000 in prizes, including a first prize of a "dream $7,000+
desktop system (Apple Macintosh or Dell PC)...
Grok Description matches for Qt/Mac Application Developer Contest winners named
GrokA matches for Qt/Mac Application Developer Contest winners named
pendulum continues to swing swing back
to the left
pendulum continues to swing swing back
to the left
06/02/2004 02:27 AM
pendulum
continues to swing back to the left Meet Congresswoman
Stephanie Herseth (D-SD)
Moving mobile improves golf swing
Moving mobile improves golf swing
02/01/2005 09:25 PMBBC Feb 1 2005 3:07PM GMT
Instantiations WindowBuilder Moves Java
Swing and SWT Interoperability Forward
Instantiations WindowBuilder Moves Java
Swing and SWT Interoperability Forward
04/05/2005 04:51 AMWindowBuilder Pro 4.0 Includes Support for Building Mixed SWT and
Swing Java User Interfaces; New JGoodies FormLayout Enables Creation
of Elegant Swing Form Windows [PRWEB Apr 5, 2005]
SWING Integrator 4 Provides Automated
Document Assembly with Notes, Office,
and PDF
SWING Integrator 4 Provides Automated
Document Assembly with Notes, Office,
and PDF
06/02/2004 03:44 AMSWING Software today announced the availability of SWING Integrator 4
– innovative document automation software for Lotus Notes and Domino
developers. SWING Integrator 4 helps developers deliver applications
that automatically assemble MS Office and PDF documents, based on
user-defined rules. [PRWEB Jun 2, 2004]
Hop Off And Swing
Hop Off And Swing
04/01/2005 08:32 PMElectric New Paper Apr 2 2005 12:57AM GMT
Weird Swing Bug
Weird Swing Bug
06/22/2004 11:54 PMWe ran into a weird issue with Swing today at work. The small class
below reproduces this. 1 import javax.swing.*; 2 import
javax.swing.event.TreeModelEvent; 3 import
javax.swing.event.TreeModelListener; 4 import
javax.swing.tree.DefaultMutableTreeNode; 5 import
javax.swing.tree.DefaultTreeModel; 6 7 public class Blah extends
JFrame implements TreeModelListener { 8 9 private JTree tree; 10 11
public Blah() { 12 setSize(150, 150); 13
setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE); 14
DefaultMutableTreeNode root... (294 words)
swt and swing, cont'd.
swt and swing, cont'd.
01/06/2004 08:01 AMYesterday Russ was
ranting (his term :)) on how Sun was botching it by not getting
behind SWT, because SWT is, in his view, better than Swing. I have
written about both a few times before, more recently in this
short review of my initial impressions of developing with SWT, and
earlier here
, here
and here
among others. Specifically on what Russ is saying I had a couple of
things to add. One is that, although I'm obviously partial on this :),
I think that clevercactus shows that Swing interfaces need not feel
out of place, or be slow, or whatever. And I think it looks better
than LimeWire too :). IDEA is also a fine example IMO. However, it's
true that all of that is subjective and that for hard-core Windows
users there are small differences. For power users in
particular the differences might indeed be difficult to accept. The
situation is much better in other platforms though.
That aside, there is the other matter that Russ mentions, that of
Sun not joining
the Eclipse consortium. The main reason given for this is that,
for all its platform appeal Eclipse is still, at heart, an IDE
toolkit. If you doubt that's true, spend some time perusing the
Eclipse APIs, and you'll notice how many times you have to use
components from within the IDE package rather than "platform" packages
(e.g., "org.eclipse.swt"). Restated, what I mean is that the
boundaries between platform and IDE APIs are not clear at all, and I
guess that some people would say that's precisely the point, Eclipse
is both an IDE and a platform, and that's fine. Fine indeed, but what
does that matter? Well, keep in mind that Sun has NetBeans to take
care of. With its own community, and plugins, and additional tools,
and so on. Were Sun to ditch NetBeans in favor of Eclipse as a
platform, they would have to a) port all sorts of plugins and code to
the new platform, not to mention "convert" their community, both of
open source developers and third party developers, to Eclipse. This is
by no means impossible, but it's not easy either.
Then there is the small matter of SWT. If Sun joined Eclipse, SWT
would have to be included in the JDK would it not? Sun would have to
maintain and release simultaneously three different windowing toolkits
for each release: AWT, Swing, and SWT. That doesn't sound good either.
And while I like some things of SWT, ditching Swing completely is to
me not an option.
Why?
First, Swing does run on every single platform that the full
JDK runs on. For example, some users today are running clevercactus on
OS/2. That would be impossible if cc were written in SWT.
Second, Swing is, for all its complexity (or perhaps because of it)
and incredibly rich and flexible toolkit. Much more so than SWT.
Surely this will change as SWT evolves, but that's the reality at the
moment. With SWT you are forced to write custom components more often
than with Swing, as I discovered when I worked for about a week
replicating the clevercactus UI using SWT.
And, finally (although this is a small matter compared to the two
above), SWT still requires release of resources "by hand". I find this
a horrible step back. Moreover, debugging becomes more difficult.
Something might fail not just on your java code, not just on the
SWT-to-Native code (say, if you're running it on Windows), but
something might also fail at the Native component level. Suddenly bugs
have to be tracked on three levels. SWT will be buggy for a while,
particularly on non-Win32 platforms (Win32 support is pretty good).
And Native errors are very difficult to pin down.
Please note, these are not reasons why "Swing is better than SWT"
but reasons why I think Swing can't be discarded at the moment and for
some time to come. And that puts Sun in a difficult position.
Ideally, yes, Sun would join Eclipse, ditch AWT in favor of SWT
keeping the latter as an alternative to Swing, plus using something
like the SWTSwing
project to bridge between both worlds. But for the moment, staying
out of Eclipse might have been a good choice by Sun to avoid creating
even more confusion.
XAML and... Swing
XAML and... Swing
12/30/2003 01:17 AMLet's see. There's this new language+API. It is, in theory
platform independent. It's pretty high level. Below the high-level
description, it runs on top of a virtual machine. It's verbose. Some
people say it will never work.
Gotta be Swing, right?
How about XAML?
On Saturday Sam commented on a XAML example.
He makes a number of good points. Which jump-started earlier
XAML-related musings.
XAML will be Windows-only, so in that sense the comparison is
stretched. But this is a matter of practice, in theory an XML-based
language could be made portable (when there's a will there's a way).
XAML was compared a lot to Mozilla's XUL, and rightly so, but I think
there are some parallels between it and Swing as well.
One big difference that XAML will have, for sure, is that it will
have a nice UI designer, something that Swing still lacks. On the
other hand, I think that whatever code an automated designer generates
will be horribly bloated. And who will be able to write XAML by hand?
And: the problem of "bytecode protection" in Java comes back with
XAML, but with a vengeance. How will the code be protected?
Obfuscation of XML code? Really? How would it be validated then? And
why hasn't anyone talked about this.
And another thing: Sun has shown in the past few years that they've
taken a liking to countering Microsoft announcements with some of
their own. ie., MS comes out with Web services, they come out with web
services. MS does X, Sun does it too, but in Java. One wish: that Sun
would ignore XAML and just continue improving Swing, and create a
simple, good UI designer for Swing. Supposedly Project Rave will do
this... but here's hoping there won't be any course corrections simply
to show up Microsoft. Please, pretty please, Sun.
On a related note, Robert says
this regarding XAML:
[...] you will see some
business build two sites: one in HTML and one in XAML. Why? Because
they'll be able to offer their customers experiences that are
impossible to deliver in HTML.
Come on, Robert, these
days, when everyone's resources are stretched to the limit, when CIOs
want to squeeze every possible drop of code from their people, when
everyone works 60-hour weeks as a matter of common practice, are you
seriously saying that companies will have
two teams to develop
a single website? Is this Microsoft's selling point? "Here, just
retrain all of your people, and double the size and expense of your
development team, and you'll be fine."
Of course not. Most companies will have one team, not two. Hence,
logically, either people will use it or won't, without a lot of middle
ground in between. That leaves two possibilities: 1) XAML will be
niche and never really used a lot (think ActiveX, or, hey, even Java
Applets!) or 2) XAML will kill HTML.
Which one do you think Microsoft is betting on?
Swing State
Swing State
06/22/2004 03:38 PM
In the swing states,
it's not just
the economy anymore, stupid. "The more you talk to West
Virginians, the more you stop wondering how Democrats lost the state
four years ago and start wondering how they ever won it."
InterMute Gets In Channel Swing
InterMute Gets In Channel Swing
03/26/2005 04:12 PMComputer Reseller News Mar 26 2005 7:12PM GMT
Opponents Take Swing at GMO Grass
Opponents Take Swing at GMO Grass
04/10/2004 05:10 AMLawn-products company Scotts is testing a bioengineered version of a
creeping grass favored by golf courses. The company claims the
Roundup-resistant grass is unlikely to spread, but a surprising
assortment of challengers disagree.
Swing and a Miss for Asteroid
Swing and a Miss for Asteroid
08/28/2004 06:11 AMWired News Aug 28 2004 9:42AM GMT
" Jungle Swing - YetiSports 8 "
" Jungle Swing - YetiSports 8 "
04/18/2005 03:11 PMMusical Porch Swing
Musical Porch Swing
06/17/2005 06:11 PM
The Musical Porch Swing
is now available from Musical Furnishings, a company that specializes
in making everyday furniture that doubles as giant xylophones. The
furniture is made from western red cedar and operates in the same
manner as a normal xylophone. Each slat is a different note.
The swings begin at $1000 and include the mallets.
Musical Porch
Swing [i4u]
MUGs get into the swing of things
MUGs get into the swing of things
01/03/2005 09:27 PMWhile the beginning of January tends to be quiet in the overall Mac
community, given the double whammy of the holidays ending and Macworld
Conference & Expo San Francisco looming around the corner,
Macintosh user groups (MUGs) continue to chug forward with their
monthly meetings and special events. In addition to bringing back his
weekly survey question out of its holiday-induced hiatus by asking
about leadership structure, MUG Center editor Chuck Joiner also runs
down this week's scheduled meetings on his Web site.
Secret Swing in Toronto
Secret Swing in Toronto
07/21/2004 01:14 AM
Joey's posted some info on Toronto's "Secret Swing," a mysterious art
installation that consists of a playground swing hanging in a downtown
grafitti alley. He also points to some of Rannie's pix (
L
ink,
Link) that show it off in all its glory.
Link
Swing State summer camp
Swing State summer camp
07/21/2004 11:20 AMThis is a pretty cool successor to the Dean Meetups as a social way to
be politically active: you can sign up to go to a swing state and
recruit Democrat voters.
Swing State Summer Break is a 100% volunteer-operated program for
progressives of all ages and their allies, who volunteer to do
grassroots, electoral work during the months leading up to the
election.
We make it ultra-convenient, easy, and fun to get involved in the
nationwide effort to defeat Bush this November. Just tell us which
states you're interested in, and when you have time to do it, and
we'll take care of the rest.
Link
(
via Oblomovka)
Secret Swing visit report
Secret Swing visit report
07/23/2004 02:40 AM
After reading the earlier entry here on Toronto's Secret Swing, an art
installation in which a playground swing has been hung in a narrow
downtown graffiti alley, Chris sought it out and went for a ride and
shot some good pix of it in action.
Link
(
Thanks, Chris!)
A Big Increase of New Voters in Swing
States
A Big Increase of New Voters in Swing
States
09/25/2004 11:19 PMA registration campaign in Democratic areas has added tens of
thousands of new voters to the rolls in Ohio and Florida.
Java Swing MVC Glue Layer
Java Swing MVC Glue Layer
01/01/2005 08:21 AMInitial release
Trade surplus for IT exports swing up to
Trade surplus for IT exports swing up to
07/04/2004 07:04 AMMaekyung Internet Jul 4 2004 11:05AM GMT
Make Your Swing App Go Native, Part 1.
Make Your Swing App Go Native, Part 1.
12/10/2003 10:16 PMJoshua Marinacci:
Make
Your Swing App Go Native, Part 1.Hunt for XP SP2 flaws in full swing
Hunt for XP SP2 flaws in full swing
08/14/2004 04:35 AMTechzonez Aug 14 2004 8:23AM GMT
For Internet merchants, a swing to
profitability
For Internet merchants, a swing to
profitability
05/31/2004 07:02 PMInternational Herald Tribune,France-38 minutes ago ... Meanwhile, they
relied much more heavily on search engine marketing on Google and the
other portals - an approach that retailers found more efficient early
...
Hunt for XP SP2 flaws seen in full swing
Hunt for XP SP2 flaws seen in full swing
08/13/2004 09:09 AMWhile users are testing Service Pack 2 (SP2) for Windows XP to prevent
compatibility problems, hackers are picking apart the security-focused
software update looking for vulnerabilities, security experts said.
Another swing of the pocketbook - U.S.
Business - MSNBC.com
Another swing of the pocketbook - U.S.
Business - MSNBC.com
06/05/2005 11:30 PMChristian Activists to Boycott Ford over 'Gay Agenda' Ad .. Preferably
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Frances' Second Swing Hits Fla.
Panhandle (AP)
Frances' Second Swing Hits Fla.
Panhandle (AP)
09/06/2004 07:37 PMAP - Frances sloshed into the Florida Panhandle on Monday, taking a
second swing at a storm-weary state where it already had knocked out
power to 6 million people, torn up roofs and boats and been blamed for
at least five deaths.
Student vote 'to swing 27 seats'
Student vote 'to swing 27 seats'
04/16/2005 07:52 AMThe Lib Dems say their plan to scrap tuition fees is going to be
crucial in winning over student voters in key seats.
JFCML - JFC/Swing XML Markup Language
JFCML - JFC/Swing XML Markup Language
09/13/2004 01:09 PMProject JFCML History
GolfWorks Offers Affordable Swing
Analyzer
GolfWorks Offers Affordable Swing
Analyzer
08/02/2004 02:32 AMThe GolfWorks provides custom clubmakers and golfers with an exciting
swing analyzer package with a common-sense approach to custom fitting.
Sophisticated golf swing-analysis technology has never been so
affordable. [PRWEB Aug 2, 2004]
Qt/Mac Application Developer Contest winners named