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Google Maps Screen reader users: click here for plain HTML +You Search Images Maps Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware - Social Source Commons Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware is a full-featured, web-based, multilingual (35+ languages), tightly integrated, all-in-one Wiki+CMS+Groupware, Free Source Software (GNU/LGPL), using PHP, MySQL, Zend Framework, jQuery and Smarty. It is actively developed by a very large international community. Tiki can be used to create all kinds of Web applications, sites, portals, knowledge base, intranets, and extranets. Tiki offers a very large number of features "out-of-the-box", arguably more than any other Open Source Web Application.

Your personal homepage Nowadays, we are all content creators. Whether it's work or a school project, the next blog post, or even that next tweet, we all suffer from writer's block from time to time. Traditional advice suggests taking a break from your monitor and getting some fresh air. That's great old school advice, but it isn't a useful suggestion for anyone tied to their computer. We've pulled together some top ideas, tools and services for beating writer's block in an online environment, so you can break through that barrier without leaving your desk. Have a read below for our quick tips to help you beat writer's block online and let us know in the comments about any methods that have worked for you.

Ruff's Stuff - CG Blog - Journal - Making Mirrored Ball and Panoramic HDR Images - Part 1 If your looking for a cheap mirrored ball you can buy an 8" Stainless Steel Gazing Ball here at Amazon.com for about $22. They also have smaller 6 " Silver Gazing Globe for about $14. It can easily be drilled and mounted to pipe or dowel so that it can be clamped to a c stand otr a tripod. First, Im no Paul Debevec.

Social Source Commons Problem Statement A great range of resources exist to inform software selection, use and support in NPOs and NGOs, but they are not well connected, and rarely share common formats or metadata. To date, there is no place for comprehensively mapping the full range of "what's out there" and "who's using what", and in turn aggregating relevant information for tools and categories of tools. There is also no general platform for sharing collective software knowledge in geographic, subsector and other specialized contexts. Anecdotal inquiry and formal research both indicate that software selection in the NPO/NGO sector is usually done by "asking friends what they use". Such "social network" methodology has the built-in advantage of establishing de facto support networks, as those same friends and allies who recommend tools are only a phone call or email away for questions.

39 Olympic Logos From 1924 to 2012 Living in Vancouver, Canada, I’ve been seeing the logo of the upcoming 2010 Winter Olympic Games more and more around the city as the date draws closer. I thought it would be interesting to take a look at how the design trends in Olympic logos have evolved over the years. Noticeably, the logos seem to have changed from a monochromatic trend to a more multicolor approach in recent years. Logo design seems to have been streamlined to simpler and cleaner shapes. This article features every logo from the summer and winter Olympic games from 1924 to 2012. Paris – Summer 1924

Guide to publishing a successful ebook Tweet Mashup image by Mike Licht on Flickr … and Renoir. And 7 services that let you earn income for your works Target audience: Authors, journalists, researchers, nonprofits, cause organizations, NGOs, educators, Web publishers.

Ruff's Stuff - CG Blog - Journal - Working with Mirrored Ball HDR Images - Part 2 I already talked about creating chrome balls and parnoramic HDR images, now let's talk about how to use them in max. This article covers just the mirrored ball technique. We'll talk about panoramic images in a follow up article. If you're looking to buy a gazing ball, click here. The Connections Between Social Networks and Cloud Computing Everyone is talking about “the cloud.” But what does it mean? Business applications are moving to the cloud. It’s not just a fad—the shift from traditional software models to the Internet has steadily gained momentum over the last 10 years. Looking ahead, the next decade of cloud computing promises new ways to collaborate everywhere, through mobile devices.

Human to Hero: Nadia Comaneci - Olympic gymnastics' first perfect 10 The Perfect 10: Nadia Comaneci celebrates next to the scoreboard after her uneven bars performance at the 1976 Montreal Olympics. Her effort in the discipline was the first unblemished score in gymnastics during an Olympic competition. Comaneci was just 14 when she captured the imagination of sports fans around the world with her exploits in Canada. As Comaneci celebrated gold in the balance beam event, her main inspiration Olga Korbut had to settle for a silver medal in Montreal. Comaneci, who won five gold medals in two Olympic appearances, stands next to a picture of herself competing at Montreal.