An Inside Look at the Microsoft Zune PDF Print E-mail
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Tuesday, 09 September 2008 03:10

Author and video podcaster Richard Harrington speaks to Microsoft Zune podcasting guru Rob Greenlee at the 2008 New Media Expo.

 

 

 
New Photos from Red Rock PDF Print E-mail
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Written by Richard Harrington   
Tuesday, 09 September 2008 03:07

Here’s a new slideshow I put together to show off three things. 

1. Some new photos from Red Rock National Park on Las Vegas. 
2. The new graphics plug-in
 Sliver Efex from Nik Software. 
3.
 Animoto Music Videos. 

 

Enjoy and be sure to check out #2 & #3... if you are in Vegas... set aside half a day and visit Red Rock as well.

 

 

 
Peachpit TV: Moment it Clicks interview with Richard Harrington PDF Print E-mail
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Tuesday, 09 September 2008 02:49
 
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New Site to Find Out All About Us PDF Print E-mail
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Written by Richard Harrington   
Tuesday, 09 September 2008 02:48

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To make things easier, we’ve put together a new website for RHED Pixel Productions. Here you can find out information about all our podcasts, books, DVDs, and websites. 

Feel free to take a quick browse and try out some of our new resources. We hope you enjoy! 

 
WALL-E Rocks – Two Great Mac Jokes PDF Print E-mail
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Written by Richard Harrington   
Wednesday, 13 August 2008 22:21

WALL-E SmilesJust saw WALL-E with my son, and in typical Pixar fashion, it is awesome!

Two quick things I found hilarious for the Mac-Geeks out there. 

First, there is a character in the film called Auto, who is an auto-pilot robot for the ship. The character’s voice is done by
Macintalk, the speech synthesizer included with the Mac back in 1984. It sounded familiar, and I confirmed it as the “actor credit” actually appears at the end of the film. 

Second, there is a scene where WALL-E reboots... and yes, it is the Macintosh
startup chime that you hear. I found myself laughing out loud (and I think I was the only one within 20 rows of me who got the joke (geek!).

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