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textorizer Textorizer allows you to make pictures formed with text. It is best described by the sample images below. Although there are many versions around, the only one that is continuing to supported is this one. Case Studies When we first spoke about creating a twitter based game, we never, and I say never, thought it would get us this far in the development of what finally became an augmented reality, 3-D twitter based game. What was first a very small project, rapidly grew bigger and bigger, and bigger, and....became so much time consuming for us we had to put away some more sleep hours. Building a game The goal was to create a game which could be entirely playable using twitterdotcom with a mishmash of social networking, augmented reality, rich application and HTML5 (well,not on this one). Fact is, we really think that once in a while, every agency needs a creative playground, a kind of sandbox where we can all work together, as a team.
Create your tilt-shift picture Move the vertical slider on the right of the original photo to select the area in focus. Use the "Preview" button to see the results, then click on the required image size and press "Download" when done to process the image and get a download link. Site members get unlimited downloads up to 21MP (5700 pixel length/width) and can access over 50 bokeh styles, click here for details. 25 Flash Portfolios for Your Inspiration Although HTML5, CSS3 and jQuery are able to accomplish a lot of exciting results and gaining popularity, Flash is still used by a number of impressive websites. In this post we’ll showcase 25 Flash portfolio sites. It will be interesting to see what happens over the next year or two with the future of Flash. For now, here is some Flash inspiration.
WC 2010 in London For a whole month this summer the world will be going football crazy - and London is no exception. Many people will prefer to stay at home and cheer on England in the comfort of their own home. But for those who want to go out and seek a bit of atmosphere - and don't fancy standing behind a pillar in the local Wetherspoons - here are a few suggestions for top World Cup viewing. This is by no means a definitive guide, but merely a varied list of places that may pique your interest - whether you're after a carnival ambiance with extra musical entertainment, a private booth for your close friends, an outdoor experience or a multi-cultural coming-together. World Cup Carnival 2010 Shepherd's Bush Pavillion, London, W12 8QE11th June - 11th July 2010
35+ Sites for Web Savvy Families Families have collectively jumped on the Web with gusto. Online tools have given them the ability to do everything from track the family schedule to keep in touch with distant relatives, monitor their children's browsing, and more. Many of these services are even becoming available on mobile platforms, which is critical for those parents on the go. Here's a rundown of some of the sites available for you and your family. Tell us in the comments about which services you and your family use. Penalty Kicks: The Science Behind Shootouts After 120 grueling minutes, the score remained 0-0. Players were lying on the ground, exhausted. The match, however, was not over. Draws no longer exist. Paraguay and Japan had to square off in the first penalty shootout of the 2010 World Cup.
See The Difference, online fundraising and charity donations, non profit organization UK Show me the difference Back in 2008 every piece of research we looked at (over 10 years worth), national consumer surveys and our own focus groups and our friends, colleagues and families told us the same story. Givers first concerns were constant: where does my money go, what difference does it make? Show givers where their money was going and the difference it was making and they’d give more the theory went (and maybe arrest the decline in the percentage of the population giving too).
World Cup: Where to Watch in Palo Alto/Stanford (San Francisco P My hometown of Palo Alto, California is a melting pot of cultures, and as international community as you are likely to find anywhere in the world. Home to Stanford University, Palo Alto is an upscale mecca for students, entrepreneurs, and regular folks alike. When the World Cup takes center stage every four years, Palo Altans and our neighbors from around the world gather to celebrate our national allegiances, and commiserate our losses to soccer powerhouses like Germany, Brazil and...Ghana? This time around, I was determined to find a way to celebrate the event with other people, so I investigated where there were gatherings to watch the games being held in South Africa.
Multichannel innovation: 15 brilliant examples from 2011 This Wednesday I’ll be attending JUMP, our annual event dedicated to multichannel business. I’m inherently biased but the programme is truly fantastic. I expect to discover lots of new ideas and approaches to help improve the joined-up customer experience. As it’s been a year since the last JUMP I thought I’d collate and share a few recent examples of innovative multichannel thinking.