Entries sought for 'OS X Innovators Contest'

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Entries sought for 'Made with REALbasic
Showcase'

Entries sought for 'Made with REALbasic
Showcase' 04/15/2004 02:24 PM
REAL Software is accepting entries for the Made with REALbasic Showcase, a contest designed to demonstrate the "variety and quality of software" that can be produced with the REALbasic development environment...

Entries sought for MacMinute Showtime
Awards

Entries sought for MacMinute Showtime
Awards 07/01/2004 03:43 AM
It's showtime once again! Yep, it's time for the awarding of the second MacMinute Showtime Awards, that is...

Entries sought for Apple Design Awards
2005

Entries sought for Apple Design Awards
2005 04/05/2005 12:26 PM
Apple is now accepting entries for the Tenth Annual Apple Design Awards, which will be presented at this year's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC)...

'Write a Mac virus contest' halted

'Write a Mac virus contest' halted 03/29/2005 04:31 PM
Also: Orb offers free remote multimedia access.

"In the old days, one sought a
fatwa from the sheikh who had the best
knowledge. Now it is sought from the one
with the best Web site."

"In the old days, one sought a
fatwa from the sheikh who had the best
knowledge. Now it is sought from the one
with the best Web site." 08/04/2004 09:28 AM

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New Mac OS X Innovators Contest

New Mac OS X Innovators Contest 07/07/2004 05:42 PM

O’Reilly has announced a new Mac OS X Innovators Contest, with the award to be presented at this year’s OS X conference in October.

If you’re an OS X developer, no matter how small, I encourage you to enter the contest. It was a great thing for us (NetNewsWire won last year in the first contest)—and it would have been a good learning experience even had we not won, since in entering we had to write about our application succinctly and describe why anyone would be interested in it. (Which is a valuable thing to be able to do.)

I’ll be attending the conference, and I look forward to congratulating the winners—which could be you!

Innovators chart new course for TV

Innovators chart new course for TV 05/10/2004 05:53 PM
SiliconValley.com May 10 2004 9:44PM GMT

Innovators vs Copiers: HP vs Dell

Innovators vs Copiers: HP vs Dell 05/24/2004 10:48 AM

Mac OS X Innovators Contest Ready for
Primetime

Mac OS X Innovators Contest Ready for
Primetime 03/13/2003 10:21 AM
Derrick Story: "In general terms, this contest is open to just about anyone who has created downloadable software for Mac OS X. If you have a great idea that runs on Mac OS X, you can probably enter it."

Announcing the 2004 Mac OS X Innovators
Contest

Announcing the 2004 Mac OS X Innovators
Contest 07/11/2004 01:37 AM
Now that WWDC and the Apple Design Awards have made big splashes, it's time to turn our sights to the 2004 Mac OS X Innovators Contest. If you have a cool application or plugin that runs natively on Panther, this event is your opportunity to show them to the world, and maybe win some great prizes along the way. This year's event will be very similar to last year's, except that we're only having one round (instead of three). The contest is open now, so you can read the rules, then check out the prizes, and when you're ready, complete the entry form.

MacDevCenter: Announcing the Mac OS X
Innovators Contest

MacDevCenter: Announcing the Mac OS X
Innovators Contest 03/13/2003 10:22 AM
"Have you created a Mac OS X application, plug-in, or some other type of innovative software that you believe is top in its class? Then enter it today in the Mac OS X Innovators contest." Entry deadline is March 28, 2003 and awards, including ADC Premier membership, total nearly $5,000 for the first place winner.

Note to innovators: translate technology
to users

Note to innovators: translate technology
to users 03/06/2004 01:51 AM

When I heard about the XHTML Friends Network, I kind of filed it away with FOAF and other technology projects that sound interesting but entirely too academic, since they often offer no immediate means to incorporate them into my sites/tools. When I noticed that XFN was a blogroll thing and that I recently started using some code to extract my blo.gs favorites into a blogroll here on this site, I asked Jim if it was possible to incorporate xfn into the blo.gs tool.

He launched it today and here's a screenshot of the interface for one of my favorites. It's dead simple, letting you click a few boxes and push a button to fill out your relationship info and eventually the info will percolate into my blogroll here on my site.

A lot of new technologies focus so much on the nitty gritty details of RDF, XML, etc and I think developers forget that people won't or can't use any technology until it's got an easy-to-use interface. I know it's important at some level, but I couldn't care less about say, which RDF vocabulary FOAF will use, I only care how easy it will be to add FOAF stuff to my site (best is having something do it automatically) and what cool apps people can build off it.

DNA Genotek Wins Global Top 100
Innovators Award

DNA Genotek Wins Global Top 100
Innovators Award 12/19/2004 03:16 PM
Genetic research hinges on large quantities of one essential resource – DNA. Canadian-based start-up DNA Genotek has captured the attention of Red Herring’s editors by changing the way genetic researchers collect DNA. [PRWEB Dec 16, 2004]

Nasa puts hi-tech innovators on the
launch pad

Nasa puts hi-tech innovators on the
launch pad 03/24/2005 08:31 PM
vnunet.com Mar 25 2005 12:09AM GMT

Users as Innovators - Why Open Source
Works

Users as Innovators - Why Open Source
Works 04/18/2005 10:03 PM

O'Reilly announces OS X Innovators
Contest winners

O'Reilly announces OS X Innovators
Contest winners 10/30/2003 09:21 PM
O'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...

OS X Conference: Innovators Contest
winners announced

OS X Conference: Innovators Contest
winners announced 10/31/2003 09:31 AM
Winners 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."

Tech Review seeking "Innovators under
35" noms

Tech Review seeking "Innovators under
35" noms 04/18/2005 02:40 PM
Xeni Jardin: Technology Review online editor Brad King says:

This year, Technology Review magazine will again assemble a list of top young innovators under the age of 35 -- the TR35, or "35 Innovators under 35." The basic idea, however, is the same: to showcase young people who have displayed extraordinary talent and potential as technology innovators. The list will be published in TR's October 2005 issue, and the 35 winners honored at the Emerging Technologies Conference at MIT in September.

Link to nomination form; deadline is April 30.

Apple Seeds: iPod Innovators Seen As
Blueprint For U.S. Future

Apple Seeds: iPod Innovators Seen As
Blueprint For U.S. Future 06/05/2005 10:47 PM

If you want to see the future of American manufacturing, turn over your iPod and look on the back. "Designed by Apple in California," it reads in small print at the bottom. Then it adds: "Assembled in China." By Brett Arends, Boston Herald

Google's Page and Brin Top Innovators of
Past 75 Years

Google's Page and Brin Top Innovators of
Past 75 Years 01/03/2005 02:43 PM
Search Engine Lowdown Jan 3 2005 6:22PM GMT

WThRemix Entries In

WThRemix Entries In 03/11/2003 02:00 PM
Wow. ‘Underwhelmed’ comes to mind. The entries for the W3C redesign contest are in, and it’s pretty clear that the goals of the contest weren’t entirely met.

Where are all the email entries

Where are all the email entries 11/20/2002 12:43 PM
this b2mail.php has some bugs. Also notices the smart quotes stuff causes it to crash so I turned it off

all entries restored

all entries restored 01/16/2004 11:27 AM

Okay, all entries since last thursday have been restored. Coming up: the story of an outage.

Tomorrow - Last Day for WThRemix Entries

Tomorrow - Last Day for WThRemix Entries 03/11/2003 10:46 AM
Ok, this is it - tomorrow night (Feb 28th) the contest entry page will be removed after midnight. The entries...

Get Notified of New Event Log Entries

Get Notified of New Event Log Entries 12/30/2003 01:37 PM

New entries join supercomputing top 10

New entries join supercomputing top 10 11/17/2003 05:44 AM
ZDNet UK Nov 17 2003 5:22AM ET

recent links from MT entries

recent links from MT entries 01/11/2004 09:04 AM
i want all of this bundled up into a neat MT plugin, so I can have a feed of just the hyperlinks from posts

Autolink URLs in MT Entries

Autolink URLs in MT Entries 08/16/2004 05:58 PM

One of the things I really hate about reading newspaper Web sites is they often include URLs but don’t link them. So you have to copy and paste to open them (or just rightclick with the right Firefox extension).

I don’t want my site to look like a big, dumb newspaper. So I wrote a filter using Brad’ ;s regex plugin to autolink URLs in entries. It hasn’t been extensively tested but it has worked for a the half-dozen or so entries in the Project X blog.

Install the regex plugin and then add this to the top of your templates…

<MTAddRegex name="autolink">s![> ](http://[^<" ]+)!<a href="$1">$1</a> !g</MTAddRegex>

Then add the attribute regex="autolink" to your MTEntryBody and MTEntry more tags in your templates: <MTEntryBody regex="autolink">.

Jim Munroe's new novel in 88 bl0g
entries

Jim Munroe's new novel in 88 bl0g
entries 08/09/2004 04:48 PM
Jim Munroe -- the author of the wonderful anarcho-science-fiction novels Flyboy Action Figure Comes With Gasmask, Angry Young Spaceman, Everyone in Silico and others; and a former managing editor of AdBusters -- has a new novel out, whose premise is that it is the blog of the roommate of a demonness. He is posting the novel one blog-entry at a time for the next 88 days:

When Kate discovers that her roommate identifies as a demoness, she figures it's too sacrilicious a secret to keep to herself: she tells all on her blog, roommatefromhell.com.

This is the basic gist of my new book, An Opening Act of Unspeakable Evil, a tale of the urban occult told entirely through Kate's entries. Starting today, I'll be posting one a day to the faux roommatefromhell.com blog until all 88 entries (the whole book) are up. After that I'll be writing a spinoff story based on how the poll on the site goes.

Link

OED Adds, Revises Over 2000 Entries

OED Adds, Revises Over 2000 Entries 03/14/2005 04:46 PM
The Oxford English Dictionary added or revised over 2000 entries in its dictionary last week. New entries include scrunchie, shroom, spaz, fuzzy dice, and creepy-peepy. You can get the full...

Flushing Old Windows Update Entries

Flushing Old Windows Update Entries 05/06/2004 04:04 PM

SMS 2003 Tip: Identifying Log Entries
for SQL Server

SMS 2003 Tip: Identifying Log Entries
for SQL Server 05/10/2004 10:24 AM

Record entries for science prize

Record entries for science prize 05/10/2004 07:08 PM
The science books competing for this year's Aventis Prize all share a "compelling standard of writing", say the judges.

See new entries in Address Book after a
sync

See new entries in Address Book after a
sync 09/22/2004 09:52 AM
This is a ridiculously simple hint but it may help others in the same position as me who want to see at a glance which contacts have been added to address book after a sync. First open Address Book and select all the conta...

Online Dictionary with Entries in
Limerick

Online Dictionary with Entries in
Limerick 06/17/2005 07:21 PM
This makes me far happier than it probably should. The OEDILF, or "Omnificent English Dictionary In Limerick Form", is currently working on entries aa- through ba-. Its a dictionary where...

Hiding content in Individual Entries

Hiding content in Individual Entries 12/19/2004 03:14 PM
How to use the Switch plugin for MT and a keyword to selectively hide static page content from individual entries.

Browser to Deliver New Blog Entries (AP)

Browser to Deliver New Blog Entries (AP) 05/16/2004 01:44 PM
AP - A new Web browser from Opera Software ASA this week is the first major browser to incorporate an emerging technology that automatically delivers new blog entries and news articles.

THE WORLD'S
TEN GREATEST INNOVATORS

THE WORLD'S
TEN GREATEST INNOVATORS 12/19/2004 02:54 PM

About time for some good news. Here are ten stand-out companies which, in the midst of a miserly, risk-averse horde of unimaginative, uninnovative companies in almost every sector of the economy, we should be celebrating. While the anorexia-crazed corporatist giants believe the best way to deal with innovation is to shut it down by patenting everything and suing every upstart into oblivion, these ten companies are setting the example to show how business should be capitalizing on the market, not cornering it: Most Innovative Media Company: Fast Company. The December 'Creativity Edition' of Fast Company magazine is now online, and I'd encourage you to read it, cover to cover, and then buy yourself and a friend a subscription to this magazine, which towers above its competition. In my opinion there are only three indispensable magazines on the market: Fast Company, The New Yorker, and Consumer Reports. The gang at fast company are not only great thinkers, they are constantly thinking ahead. Most Innovative Manufacturer: WL Gore. The makers of Gore-Tex and a lot of stunningly inventive medical products you've probably never heard of. Fast Company's complete story on the company is available in pdf form here. I mentioned an earlier study on this company last spring. Best takeaway: The six secrets of Gore's innovation success: The Power of Small Teams: Gore tries to keep its teams small (and caps even its manufacturing plants at 200 people). That way, everyone can get to know one another and work together with minimal rules, as though they were a task force tackling a crisis. No Ranks, No Titles, No Bosses: Associates (employees) select mentors, they don't have bosses. Associates decide for themselves what new commitments to take on. Committees evaluate an associate's contribution and decide on compensation. There are no standardized job descriptions or categories. Take the Long View: Gore is impatient with the status quo but patient about the time -- often years, sometimes decades -- it takes to develop revolutionary products and bring them to market. Make Time for Face Time: There's no hierarchical chain of command; anyone in the company can talk to anyone else. Gore discourages memos and prefers in-person communication to email. Lead by Leading: Associates spend 10% of their time pursuing speculative new ideas. Anyone is free to launch a project and be a leader, so long as they have the passion and ideas to attract followers. Many of Gore's breakthroughs started with one person acting on his or her own initiative, and developed as colleagues helped in their spare time. Celebrate Failure: Don't stigmatize it. When a project doesn't work out and the team kills it, they celebrate with beer or champagne. Most Innovative Software Company: Google. I reported earlier on Google Desktop and Picasa, but these guys never rest on their laurels. Take a look at Google Local, which allows you to find the closest Thai restaurant or tailor to you, even if you live out in the boonies like me. Or look at Google Keyhole, a subscription service that allows you to use animation to zoom in and out of annotated aerial photographs, taking you by movie camera anywhere in the world you want to go. Or try Google Alerts, which will send you an e-mail whenever new stories show up anywhere on the web that contain your selected keywords. And there's more -- browse the entire Google Labs to see what's coming next. These guys are the energizer bunnies of innovation. Most Innovative Hardware Company: Apple. With the iPod, Apple has reaffirmed its ability to create and reinvent whole hardware product categories. Most Innovative Financial Organization: ING. The Dutch company that realized you don't need offices to run a bank has got the big banks, and now the big insurance companies, running scared. They offer better rates, minimal bureaucracy, by simply thinking smarter and constantly challenging all the established rules in the financial services industry. Most Innovative Retailer: eBay. You know what these guys have done. Long after Wal-Mart is disgraced for having destroyed so many jobs and ruined so many companies in the race for the bottom, eBay will be remembered as the real innovators in retailing. Best Blockbuster Idea Incubator: The New Yorker. This is the company that nurtures people like Malcolm Gladwell (The Tipping Point) and James Surowiecki (The Wisdom of Crowds). Who would have thought you could make money by paying people to just think about great, world-changing ideas? Most Innovative Business Advisor: Charles Handy would be my choice, though Clay Christensen, Peter Drucker, Gary Hamel and Michael Schrage are pretty good too. Best Website for Creativity-Boosting: IdeaChampions. If giving things away free is its own reward, Mitch Ditkoff and the crew at IdeaChampions should be very wealthy. This little company's website is a goldmine of good ideas and tools that spark creativity and innovation. If you can't afford to hire them, bookmark their site and visit often. If you can afford to hire them, do. And you can help them out by participating in this just-for-f un quiz. Most Socially & Environmentally Responsible Innovator: Patagonia. This is a company that developed a process that recycles the plastic in discarded soda bottles to make state-of-the-art clothing. And they donate 10% of profits to environmental causes that they're deeply involved in. In more ways than one, they make you feel warm all over. A few other companies, like Amazon, Sony, and 3M would have made the list, but unfortunately they're on the Boycott List. Ingenuity must be tempered by responsibility.

Check out the first two Summer of
Express Contest Entries

Check out the first two Summer of
Express Contest Entries 07/28/2004 08:18 PM
The first two entries in the Channel 9 Summer of Express contest are in! Thank you Afecelis and mAbuSharikh for these cool entries.
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