Techno Mojo

Lets face it, Techno Mojo wouldn’t be around if it wasn’t for your readership and participation, I know this and it is encouraging. Heck, it inspires me to keep it up. I won’t quit my day job over it because lets face it, TM is one of many hobbies for this tech enthusiast.

So, enough about me for now. What about you?

Here’s your opportunity to share your passions. Want free advertising? Shoot me an email to mojodenbow AT gmail.com with “Me, Me, Me” in the subject line. Add your company name, what you do there, the service it provides, company home page or blog. Your company may be chosen at random to get some free ad space on this site.

Got a project you are working on that needs publicity? Add it to the comments of this article or shoot me an email.

Have something to say about a product or service mentioned in previous articles? Why not express your opinion in the comments so others can join in on the discussion? Who knows, you may just start a conversation that affects change.

Let’s turn my monologue into a dialogue.

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Bottoms Up!, originally uploaded by Mojo Denbow’s Photo Studio.

Spring has been here in Birmingham for about a month and it just gets better and better here. Outside the office building is a big lake stocked with fish and various geese, ducks. Here’s a shot of a goose diving down for a meal.
For us, we go to our local pubs/bars/clubs. So since it is Friday, bottoms up!

• OSS Watch - Open source software for the keen photographer: file formats
  (tags: opensource photography tutorial linux)
• PC World - Free Agent: Picture Perfect and in Tune
• f-spot 0.3.4-0ubuntu1 (source) in Ubuntu
• Conscientious: What makes a great photo?
• 10 tips for improving your wireless network
• Photoshop Tutorials from PhotoshopCAFE -free Photoshop training
• Kelly Kinder Graphics
• .: WELCOME TO INDEPENDENTS ONLY :.
• Backpacker Magazine - GPS Hikes, Adventures, Topo Maps, Aerial Photos
  (tags: travel outdoors backpack backpacking gps Maps)
• Backpacker.com - Essential Exercises
• Dave Barnes - Chasing Mississippi

Dimitri Glazkov, Estrada
Jeff Keeton, UAB Web Communications
Thursday, April 5, 2007, 11:30am - 1pm
(Networking 11:30-noon; Program noon - 1pm)
St. Vincents’ Bruno Conference Center - Auditorium
Free

Join us as my good friends, Dimitri & Jeff present. It is now much easier to create rich and dynamic Web sites by using existing Internet applications, like Google Maps, del.icio.us, Flickr, and others in your own Web site. Dimitri Glazkov from Estrada and Jeff Keeton from UAB Web Communications will demonstrate the mashup principle in practice in UAB in Antarctica Web site.

This new site, created by Estrada and UAB, combines blogs from UAB researchers currently in Antarctica with photos posted to Flickr. Dimitri and Jeff will explain the benefits and requirements for creating a mashup, as well as show other popular mashup Web sites.

Reserve your spot now!

IPSA Website

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Zooomr, the brilliant photo hosting site that previously offered unique features such as portals, voice recordings, geomaps with Google is almost done releasing Mark III. This new release is supposed to have over 250  new features including the ability to sell your work as photo stock. On top of all this, Zooomr will allow you to load unlimited photo storage at any resolution size!

What I am hoping to see is an integrated photo uploader as opposed to the current 3rd party offering that is iffy and holds me back from loading as many photos as desired.

My question is, how does founder, lone coder Kris Tate do it? What is driving all of this innovation, server space and generosity?

When Mark III is released, I’ll wait at least a week and then try to hit him up with some Q & A!

In the meantime, keep up the brilliant work, pace yourself and get some rest, Kris.  

 A new era in creative expression is about to unfold, freeing us to color outside the lines, to think in multiple dimensions, to engage audiences like never before. Please join us at this special meeting that will include the first opportunity in the area to see how Adobe Creative Suite 3, being officially announced on March 27th, will change the lives of professional web designers and developers everywhere.

During this two-hour session, Greg Rewis, Sr. Worldwide Web Tools Evangelist from Adobe, will bring us all up to speed on the latest features of the new products and what these features mean in real-world web workflows.

Following Greg’s presentation, CSS-expert and Standardista Stephanie Sullivan, will get us all psyched about designing for standards with CSS using Dreamweaver.

And, in case all of this is not enough to you excited, we’ll also be giving away a copy of Adobe Creative Suite 3 to be shipped to the lucky winner upon its release!

Vista-Virtual-Ubuntu, originally uploaded by Mojo Denbow’s Photo Studio.

OK, so the title is deceiving, my apologies. This is not an article or a how-to tutorial but rather a call for help. Any tips/tricks/suggestions on how to move the progress bar beyond this point? After three tries, no success.

Hey gang, thanks for sticking it out and waiting for a new post here. I am still trying to figure out how to manage my new job, pregnant wonderwife and have time for self. It is a great mental workout which leaves little time for blogging. My brain and body are tired trying to adjust.

There are TONS to talk about and will be discussed here soon (today, tomorrow?)

Hope you are well!

My cubicle, originally uploaded by Damek.

See the empty chair? This is called inspiration. Go home. You have done all you can now it is time for you to relax and chill to the next episode.