Imagine the Riviera Maya Screensaver 3.1.1

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Imagine Cancun & the Riviera Maya Screen
Saver 3.2.7

Imagine Cancun & the Riviera Maya Screen
Saver 3.2.7 01/04/2005 11:24 PM
A screensaver of this popular touristic region in Mexico.

"Imagine living in a world without
words. Then imagine getting pregnant,
perhaps as a result of rape, giving
birth alone, being arrested - and not
having the words to explain, or to
understand what is happening."

"Imagine living in a world without
words. Then imagine getting pregnant,
perhaps as a result of rape, giving
birth alone, being arrested - and not
having the words to explain, or to
understand what is happening." 04/13/2004 03:29 AM

Imagine That...

Imagine That... 04/19/2004 12:18 AM
Imagine writing a technical manual using plain text. No "bolds", "italics" or "underline". No diagrams nor illustrations. No changes of fonts nor colors. And imagine having to write your manual using a text editor -- such as vi -- without any of the modern convenience one has come to expect out of Microsoft Word.
That is the sad state of affair of comments inside source code.

Trying to imagine

Trying to imagine 01/06/2005 11:47 AM
Across Europe, people stop in their tracks for three minutes to express their solidarity with the people of the Indian Ocean.

Can you imagine the shrinkage?

Can you imagine the shrinkage? 03/13/2003 10:22 AM

Surfing in February is something left to the truly devoted surfers. Doin g it in Lake Superior at that time of year is another thing entirely. [via SportsFilter]

iMagine Video 1.0

iMagine Video 1.0 04/09/2004 03:59 PM
iMagine Video is a tool for processing image files and movie frames using AppleScript. This is a similar program to iMagine Photo with the added features of being able to create movies and add frames to the movies using AppleScript.

Imagine your Genome on DVD

Imagine your Genome on DVD 04/21/2004 02:10 AM
Technology is moving at light speed and what would have been thought possible is now a reality. In the near...

to tinker is to imagine

to tinker is to imagine 05/10/2004 10:01 AM
Wulfius Khan put the words into a picture, which links the argument to Ed Felten's Freedom to Tinker argument in a way I hadn't quite seen. Original Link.

iMagine Video 1.0.1

iMagine Video 1.0.1 05/10/2004 08:39 PM
Product Description: A similar product to iMagine Photo with the added functionality of being able to create movies and add movie frames. This tool allows you to do pretty much anything that can be done via AppleScript with image files and frames of movies.

Imagine A UN-Run Internet

Imagine A UN-Run Internet 11/10/2003 11:10 PM
Damon Dimmick writes "Small countries in the United Nations have been arguing to put the Internet under the control of the UN so that countries can more easily ...

France lifts MS Imagine Cup

France lifts MS Imagine Cup 07/08/2004 07:04 AM
The Microsoft Games

Final de Imagine Cup España

Final de Imagine Cup España 05/12/2004 09:45 AM

"I can't imagine what it must feel like
to have thrown your judgment behind
this"

"I can't imagine what it must feel like
to have thrown your judgment behind
this" 05/26/2004 04:41 AM

Nikhil, you have a serious point there.
Imagine the plight

Nikhil, you have a serious point there.
Imagine the plight 09/02/2004 02:07 AM
TechTree Sep 2 2004 5:36AM GMT

Trying to imagine hackers of cognition
and the infinite

Trying to imagine hackers of cognition
and the infinite 12/05/2003 01:49 PM

I've just read Mark Pilgrim's post, "The infinite hotel", which I'm sure I'll need to re-read a few times and chase down references to read. Also I'm reading Gödel, Escher, Bach again for the third time, since I first read it in high school and needed corks in my ears to prevent brain slurry from spilling out. I really need to read more of this sort of thing, refresh myself on all the math I took in college, and explore some of this really abstract stuff.

Something I've been musing about lately, without any real novel ideas or insights, is about the history of computation and these thinking machines. Not history in terms of events and when, but in terms of the concepts and discoveries leading up to keyboards, screens, and code today. Thinking about things like recursion, and sets, and logic, and all the patterns and revolutions in thought that are the basis for everyday business and life today.

I've been trying to imagine the world in each moment where each of these things were new, when these things were worked out in minds and on paper. When there were no computational engines available to carry out calculations or work out conclusions to logical constructions. Today, these discoveries are crystallized in computing architectures, and so geeks hack and play and learn by example. The construction of the CPU is objective fact, independent of subjective thought or understanding, and the behavior of code demonstrates the laws and rules. Before, the rules were carefully reasoned out and intuited from observations on the objective universe, but now they're assimilated by example from mechanically working artifacts.

I'm not sure I'm expressing this very well, or if my thoughts are very well formed altogether, but I'm trying to imagine mental life without readily available, objectively existing computational artifacts with which we can play, without prohibitive investments of effort or time. No scripting languages with which to just try out logical constructions. No calculators with which to solve formulae. All manual, all by hand, all worked out by careful thought and precision. I'm trying to imagine what geeks like me, as I am today, would be like at a time when everyone dealing in these things was an abstraction astronaut, and there was not really a such thing as that-which-just-works or worse-is-better. Does this make any sense?

Again, this is not really an expression of anything coherent or novel. This is mostly me just in awe of how we got here, and trying to get myself above the mode of being just a hacker chasing down the phylogeny of all that's come before, and into some meta-mode of understanding of the things behind what makes these thinking machines and the thinking itself work. Maybe after a few more decades of this I'll have some thoughts worth sharing synthesized from all that I've learned.

Imagine It's a Movie: Does Star Power
Help?

Imagine It's a Movie: Does Star Power
Help? 05/12/2004 08:02 PM
New video games help you to battle evil along with James Bond and Jet Li or while standing in your own shoes.

Microsoft Crowns Imagine Cup 2004
Champions

Microsoft Crowns Imagine Cup 2004
Champions 07/06/2004 12:03 PM
Capping a year of intense competition that spanned the globe and fused technological expertise with artistic spirit, Microsoft Corp. today crowned the winners of the second annual Imagine Cup student technology competition. S. Somasegar, corporate vice president of the Developer Division at Microsoft, and Emilio Umeoka, president of Microsoft Brazil, presented the winners with their awards today at the Microsoft® Professional Developers Conference in conjunction with Microsoft's TechoEd Brazil in Sao Paulo, Brazil, following a weekend of competition and judging in Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil, featuring 150 student finalists representing nearly 40 countries. The Imagine Cup represents one of many ways in which Microsoft is enabling the world's community of students to realize their potential.

"Imagine that the interpretation of the
Constitution was frozen in 1937

"Imagine that the interpretation of the
Constitution was frozen in 1937 04/19/2005 11:02 AM
The New York Times Magazine

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Update: Maya 6.5

Update: Maya 6.5 02/01/2005 08:47 PM
Alias "re-architects" Maya for better performance and reliability, plus requested features, network rendering and scene segmentation.

Update: Maya 6

Update: Maya 6 04/27/2004 10:16 AM
The 3D animation and special effects software adds Motion Retargeting and Motion Redirecting for character creation and animation, enhanced scene management, Photoshop integration, and more.

Portable Outlook® Solution for Flash
Drives from Imagine LAN

Portable Outlook® Solution for Flash
Drives from Imagine LAN 06/21/2004 02:32 AM
P.I. Protector Mobility Suite v4.0 for flash drives now supports Outlook® portable email [PRWEB Jun 21, 2004]

iMagine Video automates movie making
with AppleScript

iMagine Video automates movie making
with AppleScript 04/09/2004 03:59 PM
iMagine Video lets you import and export images and movies, manipulate images and process them using QuickTime. It adds imaging and drawing functionality to AppleScript, and leverages Quartz and QuickDraw.

Now Just Imagine if that Information Was
Coming from Authoritative Library
Resources

Now Just Imagine if that Information Was
Coming from Authoritative Library
Resources 02/19/2004 12:12 AM

Student Blog Observations (emphasis  below is mine)

"On another note, the research via RSS experiment is working pretty well. Claire, who is doing a story on what effects the legalization of gay marriage might have on school sex ed curricula, is getting some great stories fed right to her from Google News. Others are reporting the same. It appears to make a difference when the research comes to you as opposed to having to find it. I'm thinking this will be a standard feature of my journalism student Weblogs from this point on. Now if I could just get some teachers interested in this feature..." [Weblogg-ed News]

Imagine the worse-case scenario to avoid
dystopia

Imagine the worse-case scenario to avoid
dystopia 12/11/2003 02:27 PM
newmediazero Dec 11 2003 2:06PM ET

Introducing Maya 6: 3D for Beginners

Introducing Maya 6: 3D for Beginners 12/17/2004 06:34 PM
Today, author Dariush Derakhshani shows you how to create a 3D representation of our solar system and the mechanics of animating orbits. You'll learn about creating simple objects, setting simple keyframes, and stacking your animation to get planets and moons to orbit each other and the sun. By Sybex. 1101

Announcement: Maya Unlimited 6 for Mac
OS X

Announcement: Maya Unlimited 6 for Mac
OS X 06/29/2004 10:41 AM
Scheduled for release in late summer, the Mac OS X version of the 3D animation and special effects software will include special effects features not found in Maya Complete, plus native Mach-O operation, AppleScript support for Maya Embedded Language (MELO), Quartz rendering, and QuickTime implementation throughout.

Alias announces Maya 6

Alias announces Maya 6 04/19/2004 11:03 AM
Alias today announced Maya 6, the next version of its award-winning 3D animation and special effects software...

NAB: Alias announces Maya 6

NAB: Alias announces Maya 6 04/19/2004 08:13 AM
Alias used this week's NAB 2004 event in Las Vegas, Nevada to announce Maya 6, the latest major revision to its popular 3D graphics and animation software. While the new version gains hundreds of new features and enhancements, significant changes performance boosts for Mac OS X, new tools for creating realistic-looking hair, cloth and fur, integration with Adobe Photoshop and much more.

Review: Maya Complete 6

Review: Maya Complete 6 12/22/2004 01:43 AM

Maya Unlimited for Mac OS X now shipping

Maya Unlimited for Mac OS X now shipping 08/10/2004 10:33 AM
Maya Unlimited software for Mac OS X is now shipping from Alias...

Alias announces Maya 6.5

Alias announces Maya 6.5 02/01/2005 09:21 PM
Alias today announced Maya 6.5, the next version of its 3D animation and special effects package...

Collada plug-in for Maya

Collada plug-in for Maya 04/15/2005 05:53 PM
First open-source release of Collada plug-in for Maya

WWDC: Maya Unlimited comes to Mac OS X

WWDC: Maya Unlimited comes to Mac OS X 06/28/2004 04:28 PM
Alias shared the keynote stage with Apple CEO Steve Jobs' Worldwide Developers Conference on Monday to announce that its popular 3D graphics and animation software package Maya Unlimited is coming to Mac OS X.

RSS Screensaver

RSS Screensaver 07/16/2004 01:26 PM

Now and again I’ve thought about making a NetNewsWire screensaver, since it would be cool to have your screensaver show you the latest news.

But now I don’t have to do it—the softtoBe folks have released Mac3DWatch. I haven’t tried it out yet, but from the screen shots it looks pretty cool.

The $100,000 Screensaver

The $100,000 Screensaver 03/23/2005 10:41 PM
Here's one for the IT folks reading the site who can't stand people installing stuff on their own and making life difficult for others. It's the story of a law firm where a few people at the firm got some spam about some "great new screensavers" which they decided to install... which unleashed some sort of malicious file that eventually meant the entire network was shut down, and each PC had to be cleaned up individually, for a total cost of somewhere around $100,000. Who are these people who aren't skeptical of spam?

Victor Davis Hanson: Just
Imagine...Trying to believe in the
make-believe world of the present age

Victor Davis Hanson: Just
Imagine...Trying to believe in the
make-believe world of the present age 02/13/2004 06:46 PM
starter for VDH today

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Yarra Valley Software makes iMagine
Photo free

Yarra Valley Software makes iMagine
Photo free 02/01/2005 09:54 PM
Yarra Valley Software on Monday announced that iMagine Photo, its AppleScript-based image and video processing tool, is now free. The price change comes with the release of version 2.1, which fixes several bugs and offers such new features as bilinear interpolation for removing hot pixels with a pixel map and the ability to turn off automatic color matching and gamma correction. In addition, the developer has discontinued iMagine Video and incorporated its AppleScript-based functionality, including movie creation, into iMagine Photo. Mac OS X v10.3 is required.

Create a 3D Scene with Maya and
Photoshop. Pt. 1

Create a 3D Scene with Maya and
Photoshop. Pt. 1 09/02/2004 03:39 PM
In Maya, one can choose from a multitude of scene generation options, but even the best 3D applications can benefit from the use of Photoshop. Here, you'll model a flying saucer in Maya, a Nebula in Photoshop and bring the two together in Maya to complete the scene. By Nathan Segal. 0902

Maya Unlimited 6 for Mac OS X due in
late summer

Maya Unlimited 6 for Mac OS X due in
late summer 06/28/2004 04:25 PM
Alias today announced at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference that Maya Unlimited 6 for Mac OS X will be released by late summer for US$6,999...
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Maya maker Alias to break away from SGI

Maya maker Alias to break away from SGI 04/15/2004 09:13 AM
Alias, makers of the Maya 3D rendering and animation software, is breaking away from long-time owner Silicon Graphics Inc. (SGI). Alias is being acquired by private equity firm Accel-KKR with participation from Alias' own management in a deal valued at US$57.5 million, according to a joint statement offered Thursday.

Alias: Maya Complete 6 now shipping

Alias: Maya Complete 6 now shipping 05/04/2004 01:52 PM
Alias announced on Tuesday that May a Complete 6 is now shipping globally to both new customers and those who are upgrading. The new version features re-architected Trax non-linear animation, new motion retargeting and motion redirection capabilities, enhanced scene management and more. System requirements call for Mac OS X v.10.2.4, a G4 or G5 processor, 512MB RAM and 450MB hard drive space. Pricing is US$1.999 for the full version or $899 for the upgrade.

SIGGRAPH: Alias releases Maya 6 PLE

SIGGRAPH: Alias releases Maya 6 PLE 08/10/2004 03:57 PM
Alias has also used its presence at SIGGRAPH to release Maya Personal Learning Edition (PLE), a version of the digital video animation software that's free for non-commercial use. It contains most of the features found in Maya Complete 6 -- including such new character animation technology as Motion Retargeting and Motion Redirection, integration with Adobe Photoshop and more -- as well as mental ray software and the ability to preview vector rendering, two features that are new to Maya PLE. The software also includes the Web-based Bronze Membership program, which offers access to Maya learning resources, and, in addition to the downloadable installer, is available as part of the US$24.99 Maya Beginner's Guide bundle. System requirements call for Mac OS X v10.2.4 or v10.2.6, a G4 processor, 512MB RAM, 450MB hard drive space and a hardware-accelerated OpenGL video card.

Alias officials talk Maya Unlimited for
Mac OS X

Alias officials talk Maya Unlimited for
Mac OS X 06/30/2004 01:16 AM
by Dennis Sellers - This week at the Apple Worldwide Developer Conference, Alias announced that the company would be bringing Maya Unlimited to Mac OS X by late summer...

Alias launches Maya 6 Learning Tools

Alias launches Maya 6 Learning Tools 07/06/2004 12:10 PM
Alias has announced a full lineup of new Maya Learning Tools to accompany Maya 6, the latest version of its 3D animation and special effects software...

SIGGRAPH: Alias ships Maya Unlimited for
OS X, more

SIGGRAPH: Alias ships Maya Unlimited for
OS X, more 08/10/2004 10:13 AM
Alias on Tuesday announced the release of Maya Unlimited for Mac OS X, their US$6,999 3D design and animation software package that bundles the company's previously released Maya Complete software with advanced special effects kids including Maya Hair, Maya Fluid Effects, Maya Cloth and Maya Live. Maya Unlimited for Mac OS X was first announced at June's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC).

Maya maker Alias negotiating freedom
from SGI

Maya maker Alias negotiating freedom
from SGI 02/11/2004 07:00 PM
Right now, Maya developer Alias is owned by Silicon Graphics Inc. (SGI), but it may not be that way for much longer if the company gets its way. Alias announced late Wednesday that it's in negotiations to be acquired by a private equity investment firm -- plans the company's president welcomes with open arms.

Alias releases six new Maya training
titles

Alias releases six new Maya training
titles 12/03/2003 01:23 PM
If you're working with Maya, the high-power 3D rendering tool by Alias Systems, there might be some new things to add to your holiday wish-list. Alias has released six new learning tools, and since they are targeted at three different groups of Maya users, there's something for everyone.

Alias offers new Maya bundle,
'Productivity Pack'

Alias offers new Maya bundle,
'Productivity Pack' 02/01/2005 09:53 PM
In conjunction with its recent announcement of the version 6.5 release of its 3D modeling, animation and rendering software Maya, Alias has also announced a new "Platinum" bundle, a new Productivity Pack, and a "Get Current Program" to help users of older versions of Maya get up to date. All the new offers are available through June 30, 2005.

Fluid 2.0.2

Fluid 2.0.2 03/13/2003 10:24 AM
Realtime liquid-like screensaver.

Fluid

Fluid 01/27/2004 11:32 AM
Thanks to its integration of Open GL and Quartz graphics technology, there are a number of excellent screensavers available for Mac OS X. Panther ships with Flurry as it's default screensaver, which is beauty to behold, and there is also Fireflies, another excellent OpenGL screensaver. However, I recently installed Fluid, a project from Concept House, and have been hugely impressed —

Fluid isn't just any screensaver. It is a realtime fluid-dynamics model that renders to your screen using wave velocity color-coding and reflections on the surface of the waves. Fluid also has its own particle engine so that it can visualize particles within the liquid medium. Add to that the ability to show the streaklines of the currents and you've got yourself one really intense screensaver.

The screensaver has plenty of built-in themes and a huge number of settings, so you can end up creating your own custom theme. My favourite so far is the Van Gogh Starry Night theme (pictured inset).

How to Add Fluid Borders to Your Boxes
with CSS

How to Add Fluid Borders to Your Boxes
with CSS 06/05/2005 11:48 PM
In the last tutorial you learned how to style a definition list. This week, you'll delve deeper into this process and learn how to add different fluid borders to your boxes using just CSS. By Stu Nicholls. 0523

Don't Pump Without Blacoh Fluid Control

Don't Pump Without Blacoh Fluid Control 08/18/2004 02:35 AM
Today, with over 60 years of combined experience in fluid control, Blacoh stands alone as the industries’ foremost expert and industry leader in the manufacture of fluid control products. [PRWEB Aug 18, 2004]

Adjust screen brightness while
screensaver is active

Adjust screen brightness while
screensaver is active 11/13/2003 12:31 PM
You can use your F1 and F2 keys to adjust the brightness of the screen while your screen saver is running and it will not interrupt the screen saver. Tested on Panther on a 12" PowerBook, RevA.

Fire-fighting fluid leaves computers
intact

Fire-fighting fluid leaves computers
intact 04/16/2004 08:47 AM

Why Is Antifreeze So Delicious? - Engine
Fluid 101. By Brendan I. Koerner

Why Is Antifreeze So Delicious? - Engine
Fluid 101. By Brendan I. Koerner 07/15/2004 05:09 AM
Antifreeze is not smart to drink, but why does it have to taste so darn good?

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Fluid lenses, video messaging get
research grants

Fluid lenses, video messaging get
research grants 07/15/2004 01:39 PM
Six professors performing research on better solar cells and other technologies receive $50,000 grants.

Iraqi Mortar Shells Leaking Mysterious
Fluid

Iraqi Mortar Shells Leaking Mysterious
Fluid 01/11/2004 09:05 AM
Shells Contain Blister Agent .. The AP

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FeedStream Launches FLUiD CMS 4.5, an
XML-based Web Content Management System

FeedStream Launches FLUiD CMS 4.5, an
XML-based Web Content Management System 08/11/2004 02:34 AM
FLUiD CMS 4.5 is a powerful Web Content Management System for small to medium-sized organizations that need to easily create and maintain a Web site on a limited budget. [PRWEB Aug 11, 2004]

Low-cost, aluminum pulsation dampener
from Blacoh Fluid Control

Low-cost, aluminum pulsation dampener
from Blacoh Fluid Control 06/16/2004 02:07 AM
The SENTRY 2.5 gallon aluminum pulsation dampener from Blacoh is a low-cost, high-quality Pulsation Dampener for 2” aluminum air diaphragm (AODD) pumps. With a capacity over 3 times the stroke volume of the typical 2” AOD pump, the SENTRY 2.5 gallon offers efficient dampening and longer bladder life at an affordable price. [PRWEB Jun 16, 2004]

3 column, fluid center, css layout is no
longer the 'holy grail'

3 column, fluid center, css layout is no
longer the 'holy grail' 02/01/2005 10:00 PM
Continuing on my anti-CSS rant - 3 columns, with fixed-width left and right and a fluid center column, are ofter...

Microstaq Mastering Electronic Controls
for Fluid-Control Industry

Microstaq Mastering Electronic Controls
for Fluid-Control Industry 06/05/2005 11:15 PM
Microstaq’s revolutionary MEMS valve technology holds great promise for the miniaturization of flow control systems across a number of automotive, biomedical, refrigeration, aeronautical and other flow control opportunities. The company’s silicon chip-based flow control technology leverages proven silicon wafer processing techniques to create a single-structure, ‘solid state’ valve capable of controlling a range of fluids in today’s high-pressure, high-flow rate control environments. [PRWEB May 25, 2005]

$30 Billion Fluid Power Industry
Validates LatchTool Group's Contention

$30 Billion Fluid Power Industry
Validates LatchTool Group's Contention 06/05/2005 11:53 PM
The National Fluid Power Association petitions Government to fund development of compact and efficient hydraulics. [PRWEB Apr 27, 2005]

Nanotechnology Partnerships, Connections
Spur Innovation for Fluid Control
Industries

Nanotechnology Partnerships, Connections
Spur Innovation for Fluid Control
Industries 06/17/2005 03:23 PM
Bringing together people with expertise in microtechnology, automotive application engineering, MEMS flow control research and development, and venture capital, Microstaq is on target to succeed in several flow-control industries with its microvalve. [PRWEB Jun 9, 2005]

Imagine the Riviera Maya Screensaver 3.1.1

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