Learning – UI – Based Coaching – Apple RED marker

This was so cool – I’ve been trying to help co-workers learn Adobe suite.. have a tutorial based – event watching interface

- offered a “DO IT FOR ME”
- “WHAT OTHER WAYS CAN I DO THIS?”

Context based
- Action Trees and Logical Workflows

clipped from en.wikipedia.org Apple Guide made use of the AppleEvent Object Model (AEOM), allowing the system to examine the state of the application as it ran, and change the help in response. Help content was created in individual steps, and each step could have assigned to it conditions to determine if the step should be skipped, or if the step was needed. For instance, if the user had already completed several steps of an operation and needed help to complete it, Apple Guide could “see” where they were, and skip forward to the proper section of the documentation. Additionally AEOM allowed Apple Guide to drive the interface, completing tasks for the user if they clicked on the “Do it for me” buttons (or hypertext). A distinctive feature of the system was support for Coaching. Using the AEOM, AppleGuide could find UI elements on the screen, and circle them using a “red marker” effect to draw the user’s eye to it.

Another fine example of componant layout

Discreet Componants

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Family Tree – VIEW – Social NET for Families

Very cool

clipped from www.mutado.com The current version allows you to build your own family tree, decorate your profile with personal details, and invite your family members to join in – but there’s much, much more to come.

Nice Componant based Layout

Social Net

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Scratch — Visual Scripting –

– Reminds me of OS x Automator

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Guitar hero — FOR piano or Keyboard –

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fuckin sick..

videophone via iphone
or ivideophone …i knew this was possible but the camera mount on the back … using a mirror..

Nice.

clipped from macdaddyworld.com Two-way Video Conferencing for iPhone in which we make the world’s first useful video phone

really inspiring – http://www.untitled2.com/

http://www.untitled2.com/

Flash – CMS – Feed Template

xml? anyone?

clipped from www.griskeviciusjurgis.com Electronic musician Michael Fakesch (part duo of ex Funkstorung) asked us to create a website for his solo project. The chosen design is simple, logical and it is easy to navigate. Flash programming made by Martynas, CMS made by Donatas. Website can be seen here: www.michaelfakesch.com Michael Fakesch website

HOW DOES IT FEEL

— ‘83 —

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Super Simple – AND – Clean

BIG

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this plus minus guy is FUCKIN Badass

Amazing Minimal work.

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killer

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POP UP RETAIL – POP UP LIVING

Fuckin Cool.

clipped from www.formfiftyfive.com love this. Architect Adam Kalkins changed this compact container to an Illy Caffe. In 90 seconds it turns into to a fully furnished and functional space with a kitchen, dining room, bathroom, bedroom, living room and library. All materials used are recyclable or recycled, great!

ahh MODERNISM –

Love it.

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Projection + Quartz Composer + Interaction

— A space for experimentation and workshop

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GRID SYSTEMS —

HELVETICA THE WONDERFUL

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AMAZING DEISGN

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Postlets.. SYNDICATE ad creator – free

creating templates and occasion feed

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3rd Generation – Social Network –

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What we’re seeing is the birth pains of a third generation of social networking.

The first generation was email/IM buddy lists. These allowed us to connect and keep track of our people across distance and time in a way that was more efficient and more seamless than ever before. We knew who was on our lists and we managed the connections. Visibility was limited but we were hooked.

The second generation is our current crop led by Friendster and now MySpace/LiveJournal/Facebook. These sites allow for users to keep track of one another and add a layer of visibility that was quite dramatic when first ‘discovered’. Users were very excited about sharing pictures and collecting as many friends as possible because all these were visible to those who were watching. It was like the mall and middle school all over again. To be seen was the thing.

The third generation will expose the history of this visibility. The full history of what you’ve done in the network. A record of how you’ve behaved in the past will be available in the future. This will (and should) affect your behavior and your friend lists and your decision about which pictures to post.

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clipped from weblog.terrellrussell.com The new mini-feed of their activity within Facebook (comments, notes, adding/removing of pictures, friends and groups) is now broadcast to all their friends’ dashboards automatically and without their consent. Facebook – Now with the Mini-Feed of reality i love information. i love my friends. i love information about my friends; however, i don’t like everyone knowing information about what my friends and I do. good networking is like good flirting: leave something to the imagination! 1) A user looking at their own page sees a reflection of all their friends’ activity within the system for the last couple weeks – a ‘fortnight story’ of their friends’ activities/updates.

Very cool – FRIEND FEED

— Aggregation service and MicroBroadcasting service.

– TEMPLATE Wrappers.

– LOGIC Wrappers? or Preference Wrappers?

– Friend or FRIENIMIE?

clipped from www.nytimes.com Service Helps Friends Share Their Online Discoveries FriendFeed users can see what their friends are reading, listening to or viewing on the Web as a continuous stream of notifications. This stream can appear on a personal Web page or in a module on the user’s customized page on Facebook or Google. The system does not require the installation of software, but it does require the friends to participate. The system can track people’s activities on a variety of Web sites, ranging from collaborative news filtering sites like Digg and Slashdot to music services like Last.fm and video and photo services like YouTube and Flickr. FriendFeed now supports 23 Web services, and it also permits users to comment on postings and carry on online discussions. “This gives you a snapshot of what people you know think is interesting,” Mr. Taylor said. “It’s kind of a blog that writes itself.”

lifestreaming’ – NETWORK OF FEEDS – killer App

A really wide range of accounts and feed types are supported. In about five minutes I had easily added my Blog, del.icio.us, Digg, Flickr, Google Reader Shared Items, Last.fm, LinkedIn, Twitter and YouTube feeds to my profile. Streaming of Amazon.com Wish Lists, Furl, Google Shared Stuff, iLike, Jaiku, Netflix, Picasa Web Albums, Pownce, Reddit, SmugMug, StumbleUpon, Tumblr, Vimeo, Yelp and Zooomr services is also supported – a pretty exhaustive list. Incidentally I wasn’t able to add in my Amazon Wish List, but I assume this is because I use .co.uk rather than Amazon.com

clipped from jonathanmulholland.com FriendFeed is a ‘lifestreaming’ service, allowing an aggregated view of an individuals social-web content to be captured within a single web site. The aim is to make it easier for friends to connect and stay in contact over the web, removing the need to check multiple sites for personal updates as all information from that individual is pulled into a single location. Lifestreaming is becoming increasingly popular on the web as RSS becomes ubiquitous and usage of web services more varied. Probably the best known lifestreaming service is the Mini-Feed provided internally by Facebook to pull updates from an individuals profile to the Facebook News-Feeds of their friends. This lifestream is currently limited to within Facebook’s walled garden, whilst other services such as Jaiku let you create and share a lifestream more openly.

gabocorp is back.. and with a killer AIR app

… chek it

clipped from pixelbreath.gabocorp.com Snippage AIR app clipped from pixelbreath.gabocorp.com the Fan 3.0

Build is the MAN.. i love this guy so much.

his work is so inspiring. I’ve been following DR from way back in the day.. he’s been solo for a while..

LOVE this man.

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Flight 404 + Lemur.. wow

Processing + Multi Touch … Nice

clipped from www.flight404.com Pretty lights! LEMUR!!! I broke down and bought one. I probably shouldnt have but hey, I am a sucker for nice things. Especially if they light up. Oh and triple especially if they happen to also be multi-touch user interfaces. I am still getting the hang of it. It is highly customizable. Much more so than I thought it would be. But it is certainly not 100% customizable and there are definitely a couple things I would have wanted from it (considering the price), but overall, I am satisfied with the purchase and look forward to putting it to good use. It was fairly easy to get it working with Processing. I ended up using the oscP5 library which allows Processing to send and receive OpenSound Control messages, which is one of the two ways the Lemur can communicate (the other being MIDI).

Killer proccessing work.. Flight 404 other wise

known as the barbarian group.. Killer work.

– Audio Modulation and Particles

clipped from www.flight404.com clipped from www.flight404.com Magnetic structure w/audio. 500 particles and 1 to 5 invisible gravity orbs. Watch Video Finally got it to be a little more audio responsive. It still needs some work (seems to hectic and only barely relates to the music which is controlling it), but I think I know what I need to do next.

AUTO build an EMAIL – EXPORT from your Site.. Myspace etc

Can you build a digest.. from your link

clipped from feedblitz.com The Next Generation of Email Newsletter FeedBlitz Stats - 3,702,897 circulation for 184,277 publications Publish Email Newsletters �����• Create from your blog �����• Saves time and money �����• Email and IM delivery �����• Fully customizable �����• Many schedule options �����• Reports & demographics �����• Fully featured, No limits �����• FREE with ad-support �����• Start now � Monetize Earn $$$ from your list �����• Email monetization �����• Relevant, targeted ads �����• Easy signup �����• Competitor controls �����• Content filters �����• Paying house ads �����• Low payout threshold �����• Anyone can join �����• Start Now � Advertise Targeted Advertising �����• Reach blog subscribers �����• CPM bid pricing �����• Content targeting �����• Channel targeting �����• Geo targeting (US Zip) �����• Real-time reports �����• Advanced campaigns �����• Affordable start point �����• Start Now �

Inbox as Social Graph..

Personal Connections and email as — FOUNDATION

clipped from bits.blogs.nytimes.com Inbox 2.0: Yahoo and Google to Turn E-Mail Into a Social Network Web-based e-mail systems already contain much of what Facebook calls the social graph — the connections between people. That’s why the social networks offer to import the e-mail address books of new users to jump-start their list of friends. Yahoo and Google realize that they have this information and can use it to build their own services that connect people to their contacts. Yahoo Mail will also be extended to display other information about your friends as well. This can be a link to a profile page, and also what Yahoo calls “vitality” –- updated information much like the news feed on Facebook. There could also be simple features that are common on social networks, like displaying a list of friends whose birthdays are coming up.

Drag and Release _ Scan or Tuner as Filter

– Scan through lot of items to discover new content – very cool

clipped from mashupawards.com Tun3r A search engine for radio stations with an unique interface. Tun3r scours the web looking for radio station audio streams and collects a short sampling of their music for user preview.

Aggregate the TOP videos among all the portals.

Aggregate and Scan

clipped from mashupawards.com Internet TV Charts The Internet TV charts track the most popular video clips from leading Internet TV sites. All the best online video clips, on one page.

HUD as Navigation

JOOST heads up display is very nice.. clean very simple interface.

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The Libraries.. to use AS

Airtight is on top of it..

clipped from www.airtightinteractive.com TiltViewer PaperVision3D TweenLite Away3D Flickr

Super fast Tweening Engine…

Very Impressive

clipped from blog.greensock.com Speed Test – Tweening Engine Comparison Tool So to kick things off, here’s a comparison of Tweener, TweenLite, ZigoEngine (Fuse), Twease and Adobe’s built-in Tween class: (select a tweening engine and click the “START” button)

Mashup of the Day awards.. very cool.

Another must check

clipped from mashupawards.com November 15, 2007 Phreetings Phreetings, is a service for creating photo greeting cards using images from flickr and user-entered text. November 14, 2007 Tiltviewer TiltViewer allows you to browse Flickr’s most interesting images in a 3D space. It’s designed to provide a fun, intuitive user experience, displaying images pulled more… November 8, 2007 Flickr Video This flash-based mashup mimics the original Flickr photo browsing interface (no longer in use). Instead of photos, videos are displayed from sites like Heavy, Digg more…

Video Karma DVD

clipped from www.sudosonic.com Korg Karma Video Tutorial Set

Virtual Assistants + Foreclosure Portal?

Comp Analysis, and VA to do the actual
1) CALLING Agents in the local markets
2) INTERVIEWING + ASKING QUESTIONS
3) LOCATING LOCAL PARTNER/REHABr’s

clipped from www.realtytrac.com Secrets to Finding Foreclosure Deals fter purchasing more than 25 foreclosure properties in the Little Rock, Ark., area, Butler can spot a deal from more than a thousand miles away — literally. “I don’t need a spreadsheet or software to spot a deal,” said the San Dimas, Calif., native who buys foreclosures in a town that is nearly 1,600 miles from where he lives and works. “I have a local real estate agent in Little Rock, and local title and loan people that help put together my foreclosure deals.” Butler originally lived in the Little Rock area, so he knows the good locations and neighborhoods. He said he looks for properties with 30 to 40 percent equity. Then, he puts together wholesale deals that are 20 to 30 percent below market value in certain areas and zip codes that he is familiar with.

BUILD Portal for Virtual Assistants? AND —

Foreclosures Research —

clipped from www.nytimes.com Personal Assistants on Call, Just Not in the Next Office A woman in New Jersey who works for a health care company used the new services to investigate trends in pharmaceutical marketing. An entrepreneur in Toronto used them to build his Web site. A Web designer in Louisiana has them search for images he can use. A builder in Tennessee uses them to get statistical reports on vacant lots before he buys them. A man in Cambridge, Mass., even started a business, TajTunes, in which he gets the workers to telephone people in the United States with singing telegrams for $5 a call. GetFriday charges $15 an hour, plus $10 a month, though rates are lower for those who have monthly plans. For instance, a 40-hour-a-month plan costs $360. Brickwork charges $15 to $25 an hour. pays $14 an hour to a graduate student in Utah who was making $8 an hour in a campus job.

Ad Keyword Bids and Amount of clicks per month costs..

SpyFu lets you see which keywords your competitors are buying and which ones they optimize their site for. Once you understand the competition, you can beat them at their own game or your can exploit their weaknesses.

We get our data directly from the source; there are no middlemen. Every month, we extract 125 million ads and search results directly..

clipped from www.spyfu.com Want to know which of your competitors has the largest ad budget, or which term gets the most clicks per day? Use SpyFu’s Advanced Search to find out. Advanced Search allows one to search by all the metrics provided on the site and allows you to focus on the data that’s most important to you. What’s more, you can save your Advanced Search results to Excel with the click of a button.

Fluid Forms – Vectors very cool…

love this guys stuff.

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Love this OLD SCKOOL design style – VERY Helvetica..

Very clean… young fresh 80’s lookin

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Vintage Record Envelop Designs..

Very Cool.

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Playlist Build (Aggregate) and Snack Media Player

index.. and build a FLOW player

clipped from criticalmetrics.com WHAT’S THE BIG IDEA? Welcome to the new era of music on demand. Here’s how it works: Critical Metrics indexes every song ever recommended. YouTube and Yahoo! Music bring the free videos. Rhapsody brings the hi-fi audio. You bring a broadband connection. The end. Have fun!