Nope, not a new show from Endemol (but remember where you heard the idea first…) but instead a nice bit of self promotional film work from the chaps at Lean Mean Fighting Machine. All the old dudes act so well and it’s got a nice touch of humanity to it… as the one guy says in the video, it’s about making experiences that a user remembers!

I’ve been working on a little plugin for MediaMonkey that, err… ‘pays homage’ to the nifty context panel in Amarok.

The code’s still pretty messy (VB, bleugh!) but functional enough. Thought I’d get it out there and see if anyone else finds it useful before I waste any more time on it

More info and download here

A year or two ago you couldn’t move for flocking algorithms and 3d engines, every man and his dog had their own ‘experimental flash’ site. Fastforwad to today, and everyones moved on to blogging (a lot quicker to do, and you can kid yourself someone actually cares what you say).

So where does your average ‘digial creative’ go for inspiration and to see state of the art flash work these days?

So far I’ve got:
http://www.flight404.com/
http://incomplet.gskinner.com/

… any others still out there …?

Received my ticket today for the ‘Adobe Live’ event next week, if you’ve not signed up already check it out (oooh and its free!)…

http://www.adobe-live.com/

Tink mentions that this months MMUG meeting will also be held at the event on wednesday night.

Cya there!

Interesting, and I agree completely, sometimes it’s a real pain to have to keep learning new technologies just when you think you’ve almost got the hang of the last….but at the same time thats what keeps our profession interesting…
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