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After more than three years in the business, Vancouver-based start-up Ryno Motors has nearly finished its third and final design for a one-wheel self-balancing motor…...
It looks Awesome - i have newer seen anything like it and it seems to behave pretty good on the asphalt.
I would like to try one, wouldn't you? @safegaard 
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The centennial of Russian Animation (Episode I: from 1912 until 1940)Russia Beyond The HeadlinesVladislav Starevich, being a trained biologist, started to make animation with embalmed insects for educational purposes, but soon realized the...
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A collection of interesting animations out there.
4 Animation off the web page editor chose - we all have our favorit's and here is Elsi Caldeira picks. They are good. :-) @safegaard
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Part of The Chronological Donald Volume One 1942-1946 Made by: Disney I wish to share my child hood memory's with every one! I grew up with this cartoon, and...
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April 13, 2015 9:48 AM
Donald duck and Chip and Dale Cartoons
✎https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kS-EJmjLgHI&list=PLh1FdxSrGNPU6fDCdpwYkL-kfAXpSAYSS
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A patent from Microsoft reveals an idea for a system that projects graphics across the walls of a player's room.
It seems they have something new cooking but it's hard to find out what it exactly is they are inventing here. It could be very interesting and it could be just a new gimmick - read the full story for your self and see if you can figure out what the secrets are. @safegaard
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Robin Good: Material.ly is a product curation platform that allows you to find, collect, organize and vote for products that you would like to buy at a discounted price.
By using the advanced "Curate" bookmarklet it is easy to grab any interesting product from any web page, comment it, tag it, grab more images for it and to make it available inside your Material.ly personal profile and feed.
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Via Robin Good
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Globe and MailResident Evil: Retribution 3D ReviewIGNMilla Jovovich's zombie slayer Alice is back, along with several familiar faces, in Resident Evil: Retribution 3D, the fifth installment in the most successful video game movie franchise ever.
Click the picture abowe and watch the trailers - I just have to see this one :-) @safegaard
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Joe Berkowitz: "It took DreamWorks years of work and countless decisions to translate “How to Train Your Dragon” into a live experience. The result is an achievement not just in pyrotechnics, but in collaboration and brand extension" ...
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New York Daily NewsFirst-ever color movie found at Britain's National Media Museum in BradfordNew York Daily NewsA British museum has found the world's first-ever color movie - a whopping 110 years after it was made.
Rewriting History :-) @safegaard
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Classic Cool Theater's Cartoon of the Week: Popeye in 'Big Bad Sinbad', Take an animation break with the cartoon short from this week's Classic Cool Theater. (Stuck at work?
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Robin Good: Adobe Anywhere is a cloud-based video editing suite tapping into the power and features of Adobe Premiere Pro, After Effects and Prelude.
Your original video files are uploaded online and form there on you and your team can collaboratvley work without ever neededing to send or transfer large files.
Adobe Premiere Pro, After Effects, and Prelude, which will need to be updated before they can be used with Anywhere, will be able to operate in standalone mode or in a collaborative fashion with the new Adobe software. In standalone mode, you use project files stored on your local machine/computer as you would with previous versions of these applications. For collaborative workflows, you log into Adobe Anywhere, and then can use shared assets along and work with others on your production team who also are using Adobe Anywhere.
Adobe Anywhere supports most formats that Adobe Premiere natively supports including HD, SD, DV formats and more. For a complete list, see http://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/kb/supported-file-formats-premiere-pro.html ;
Features: http://success.adobe.com/microsites/adobeanywhere/features.html
More info: http://success.adobe.com/microsites/adobeanywhere.html
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A NASA-backed 3D printing effort could lead to space manufacturing of huge telescopes or spacecraft.
There is no doubt that 3D printing have a great future in space. Read more about by clicking the picture abowe - @safegaard
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The new iPhone 5 has had the Internet buzzing for weeks. Fortunately for Google, it's cool, but it's no Android killer
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The software's onion skinning lets you see what the animation is going to look like before you capture the frame, which can save you lots of time and aggravation. Flipbook printing lets you print your animations in a format that ...
Boinx Software recently updated iStopMotion, to version 3, making its stop motion animation tool for Mac OS X, even better The new version adds the ability to create HD movies using an iPhone, iPad or iPod touch as a camera via the free iStopMotion Remote Camera app.
Read all about here - @safegaard
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Posted by Jeff Dunn
"Sensing the excitement from online education tools like edX, Google has just unveiled a (very beta) version of its own course building software. If you’ve ever wanted to run your own online courses, this might be worth your time.
"Google’s new Course Builder software comes on the heels of a massively popular online Google class ‘Power Searching With Google‘ hosted by Google’s Director of Research, Peter Norvig.
It's very much in beta mode yet but it could be a big change to the way we have e-learning and tutorial presented in an interactive way. I think it's a step in the right direction. What do you think.?
@safegaard Via Jim Lerman
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“Frankenweenie” – New Video Clip Released. September 12, 2012 by Ed Liu. Walt Disney Feature Animation has released the following new video clip from Tim Burton's Frankenweenie, introducing substitute teacher Mr.
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Apple is rolling out a variety of key improvements with the latest iteration of the personal assistant software.
What i find more interesting is: "Another neat feature is that Siri can now plug directly into restaurants’ reservations systems, telling iPhone users exactly when restaurants have open tables." - thats an impressive future :-) @safegaard
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Imagine you were asked to make a film out of the late, great Monty Python's star Graham Chapman's life. Now imagine that true to Python form and spirit you decided to make it an animation. How on earth would you begin to ...
This could be great :-) @safegaard
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LoveFilm / Aardman deal brings cheese-loving stop motion animation to Amazon ...EngadgetLOVEFiLM, an Amazon company, and Aardman have today announced a deal which will give UK subscribers instant on-demand access to titles from Aardman's much-loved...
I don't know about you, - maybe you just thing it's kids stuff - but i do actually love this Animation Series and i do be a member of Love Film so this is great news. Now i can just stream it when ever i want, for inspiration or just for fun. By the way, i think the kids will love the news to ;-)
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Anime Studio Pro and Debut 9 were released yesterday and Smith Micro sent us a review copy of the Pro edition. Anime Studio, if you unfamiliar is affordably priced animation software package that addresses both the needs ...
Anime Studio Pro and Debut 9 were released yesterday and Smith Micro sent us a review copy of the Pro edition. Anime Studio, if you unfamiliar is affordably priced animation software package that addresses both the needs of the casual animation enthusiast (through Debut) and the hard core animator with previous training in other software (through Pro).
It seems to me that there is major difference from older versions of the software. @safegaard
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"A sizeable amount of the silent features and short subjects still in existence do not survive on theatrical 35mm film gauge but in the smaller 16mm amateur and home-movie format,” writes Guldin, shedding light on the archive’s raison d’être, noting that this particular short “was preserved from what is thought to be the only 16mm print in existence.” The Wandering Toy, as Beck describes it, “combines paper cut-out animation mixed with live travelogue footage of Sweden, Bavaria, Morocco, Holland, Mexico, India, and Japan. [ ... ] The results are an attractive and unique combination of travelogue and cartoon, certainly quite different from the usual animated fare at the time” — and, I might add, a world apart from, though a clear antecedent of, the high-tech, high-budget, spectacle-oriented animation we see in theaters today." You can read more about it here: http://www.openculture.com/2012/09/the_early_days_of_animation_preserved_in_uclas_video_archive.html
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Branded, the new dystopian movie about the evil world behind advertising, was written and directed by two marketing executives (Jamie Bradshaw and Aleksandr Dulerayn).
Very interesting. I have to keep an eye on this. @safegaard
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Access to four out of five Anime shows that air on TV in Japan, in HD, and on the same day they're available to Japanese audiences: These kinds of perks have helped Crunchyroll to get to 100,000 paying subscribers.
Beside the amazing facts that the managed so many to pay for Animation movies they actually have a Free account to. The biggest difference is that you would have to wait a litle longer to view the popular Animations. Click on he picture story. @safegaard
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With a technological innovation that feels like it came right out of a Dan Brown novel, historians are now using 3D scanning technology to reveal new secrets in old paintings, the Daily Mail reports.
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ShacknewsTorque 3D engine going open-source and freeShacknewsLong before Unity or the Unreal Development Kit, Torque was the engine of choice for indie developers with big dreams of making their own shiny 3D games, costing only $100 to license the...
Some will find this very interesting. ;-) @safegaard
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