In browsing this years submissions to the Blurb photo book contest I found some books of interest: Read More
A quick checklist of “low hanging fruit” that I use as a guide for helping my clients promote their websites and grow their businesses. Read More
Do you have a page where you want to simply center it both vertically and horizontally? Looking for a pure CSS solution?
I am often asked how to make a website on low/no budget…
Tim Peter’s”Thinks” Blog: Here’s a great overview of current blog/cms options. it compares these 5 services: Weebly, SiteKreator, SynthaSite, WordPress.com (the free version) & Webnode
Most of these sites offer free versions with paid upgrades for ad-free, custom domain names and other add-ons. Read More
1) For screen sharing
http://www.oneeko.com/
Free for one-to-one. Allows sharing of only part of a screen – interesting interface. Guests don’t have to download anything – it runs in flash.
Paid version has support for 8 guests, whiteboard
But users can’t control each others cursor. So skype screen sharing is tough competition for them since it’s already ‘right there’ for many people.
2) Interesting input device:
TrackBar Emotion Roller Bar Mouse
http://www.ergodirectusa.com/Roller-Bar-Mouse-p/trackbar.htm
http://www.specialneedscomputers.ca/em-swheel.htm
3) all o’rielly books online free!
Safari Techbooks Online
Full-text online access to over 1000 computing, IT, and management titles released by leading publishers that you can read online. The collection includes all of the Safari Techbooks titles for the current and previous two calendar years.
http://jason.vox.com/library/post/oreilly-safari-access-for-sfpl-members.html
3) simplified web marketing
http://www.yieldsoftware.com/
Offers a tool for placing ads on google, yahoo and msn from one web-based interface. Includes other tools to simplify advertising options like landing page optimization.
Interesting security note:
http://citp.princeton.edu/memory/
If your laptop memory is removed from your computer the information on it can be copied for up to a few minutes before fading away. So even encrypted hard drives are vulnerable. There is a video here that explains the procedure clearly.
Each of these articles I found online adds another small facet to the strange history of this building.
I’d heard of this idea of converting the Armory to creative uses a long time ago when I moved to the Mission in 1993. A couple years later I visited PS1 in New York and it occurred to me that the Armory could be just as cool.
REMINDER: marketing is attention you pay for, PR is attention you pray for.
ARI’S A-LIST OF FREE-TO-LIST-YOUR EVENT SITES
I have also used Eventful, SF Station & SF Arts
LOCAL PAPERS
LOCAL SF BLOGS ABOUT ART
Ari Salomon is a graphic designer and a fine art photographer working in San Francisco.
This blog will covers a wide range of topics including:
I’ll update this post as the blog grows.
