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I review the demo for OX Text, from the Open Exchange, their open source online doc software releasing soon (2013). I go through the dashboard, doc editing view and uploading a few documents of my own. Since I don't do a lot of actual document editing (most people already understand that), check out the demo yourself: http://ox.io/ox_text/
By the way, In the demo, I made a comment that it was opening in French but it needed to be corrected. Obviously I wasn't implying that English was "better' than French, I just meant it was jumping languages randomly due to login caching I think. ;P
From the Open XChange website: OX Text will be available early April (2013) released under GNU General Public License 2 and Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.5 License, as well as under commercial licenses that offer support based subscriptions to telecom and mobile carriers, hosting companies, cloud providers, VAR's and SI's to enable their SaaS, Managed Services and mobile App strategies.
The CCA is an international research centre and museum founded on the conviction that architecture is a public concern.
Le Centre Canadien d'Architecture est un centre international de
recherche et un musée créé avec la conviction que l'architecture est
d'intérêt public.
Architectes-paysagistes NIPpaysage présente leur vision sur
l'aménagement des cours d'écoles primaires. La firme a participé à ABC :
MTL, une plateforme ouverte présentée au CCA, qui cartographie le
Montréal contemporain de façons multiples et à l'aide de différentes
techniques.
Landscape architects NIPpaysage present their ideas
on how to design school yards into playful spaces. They contributed to
ABC : MTL, an open-source initiative at the CCA that maps contemporary
Montréal in a diversity of ways and media.
Le Collectif Raboutage mène une réflexion sur la transformation de
Montréal en analysant le phénomène de raboutage qui définit le paysage
informel de la ville. Ses membres ont participé à ABC : MTL, une
plateforme ouverte présentée au CCA, qui cartographie le Montréal
contemporain de façons multiples et à l'aide de différentes techniques.
Le
Collectif Raboutage leads a discussion about do-it-yourself home
improvement informed by their research on informal residential
developments in Montréal. Members contributed to ABC : MTL, an
open-source initiative at the CCA that maps contemporary Montréal in a
diversity of ways and media.
L'artiste Stéphane Gilot propose un survol de son travail et revient sur
son projet présenté à la Galerie de l'UQAM cet automne,
MULTIVERSITÉ/Métacampus. Gilot a participé à ABC : MTL, une plateforme
ouverte présentée au CCA qui cartographie le Montréal contemporain de
façons multiples et au travers de différentes techniques.
Artist
Stéphane Gilot presents an overview of his work and his exhibition
MULTIVERSITÉ/Métacampus, which was on view at Galerie de l'UQAM last
fall. Gilot contributed to ABC : MTL, an open-source initiative at the
CCA that maps contemporary Montréal in a diversity of ways and media.
Costa Rica architects, eco friendly Costa Rica archiect, house plans,
floor plan for green house design and eco homes. Sustainable buildings
and custom eco house plans, buildings, hotels, Panama architect. Custom
House plans and architect in Costa Rica, clients in Panama, Dominical,
San Jose, Puerto Viejo, practicing architecture since 2000. Costa Rican
Architecture, Artist, Tropical house design ideas, tree house designs,
floor plans, blueprints, Costa Rica tree house builder, bamboo architect
as well.
Biomimicry is the examination of nature, its models,
systems, processes, and elements to emulate or take inspiration from in
order to solve human problems. All living species rely on nature's
free rotational and spiral energy. Blackholes, star formations,
shells, tornados, hurricanes, water spouts and dust devils move circular
and spiral. Our prevailing jet stream, Atlantic and Pacific Ocean
currents are governed by circular whirlpool like movements of air and
water. These unseen movements of air and water create and shape our
lives.
Water and air are the life blood of our planet. The enormity of
everything contained in our universe is governed by circular movements
of expanding and contracting velocities of heat, water and air both
reflecting each other in spiral motion. Costa Rica architects,
treehouse architect, eco friendly Costa Rica archiect, house plans,
floor plan for green house design and eco homes. Preserve environment,
consultant, consultants, architectural, eco-friendly, green designs and
floor plans. Panama architect, Costa Rica House Plans, Panama House
designs, custom home designs, Panamanian, custom home builder, pre fab,
prefabricated, bamboo swimming pools. Central America. Panama Green Eco
Architect. Michael H Cranford www.osaarchitect.com / 508-714-0622 -
portfilio - http://www.panoramio.com/user/6602725...
There
are very few examples of straight lines and square geometry in nature.
Our world is shaped, created and governed by this unrecognized and
unpublished subtle circular energy. You can find examples of
levitational energy in all life forms. Fish, mammals, birds, reptiles,
trees, stone, photosynthesis and osmosis. Both the production of tree
sap and blood are influenced by Earth's rotational spiral energy with
significant increases of available energy during full moon cycles,
water and air are affected by the moons gravitational pull and earths
wobbly rotational axis. Everywhere you look in nature you'll see
evidence of this spiral like energy. Going green is easier if we just
take time to observe our surroundings, comprehend and record what we
see, then begin copying natures inherit design in everything we do.
In this month's ATP, Pete takes us through the brainstorming and design
steps of his Valentine's day project for his wife, and tells us the
origins of the "Little Dude."
According to Pete is a video segment starring SparkFun Director of
Engineering Pete Dokter. In this video series, Pete addresses common
engineering questions, discusses current projects, and explores the
wide world of embedded electronics!
Meet Blas. Blas is an enthusiastic student at Símbolos Patrios
Elementary in Vicente Guerrero, a transitional community across the
street from Oaxaca's municipal garbage dump. His family makes their
living from the dump, collecting bottles to sell. Blas is a very smart
kid. He works hard in school and wants to go to college. "I would like
to be an example for my brothers and sisters," he says, "I want them to
think I am smart, and I want them to follow my example and to go to
school."
Friends of Pimpollo is registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization located in Salem, Oregon.
Our
mission, as a volunteer organization, is to develop and support
education based projects and programs focused on poor children and their
families of Mexican heritage. We are committed to providing
unconditional love and support, improving their lives, and helping them
move towards a better future and self-sufficiency through education. We
will do this by creating a bridge that connects them with volunteers and
donors who want the opportunity to contribute, grow and change.
Friends of Pimpollo
P.O. Box 1107
Salem, OR 97308
A special thank you to Wavelength Multimedia for this wonderful video!
My experience tells me there are a lot of people interested in trying
open source, but they don't know where to start. And the perception
that you have to write code to contribute to is a barrier to that
curiosity. So, I've outlined 10 ways that anyone can get started with
open source—no code writing involved.
I welcome your ideas and additions, there are without a doubt more than 10 ways—let's get started.
10 ways to start using open source
Use open source for everyday productivity. Download
and install a free web browser, email client, or office and
productivity suite—no matter what platform you're on. This is one of the
easiest ways to start using open source software. I recommend Firefox for web browsing and Thunderbird for email. Use Libre Office
for word documents, spreadsheets, and presentations, and replace
Microsoft Office for free! I call these the gateway apps, because once
you start using these, you’ll be turned on to other open source tools
(and won't want to go back).
Join an open source project. I know that joining a project can be scary, but contributors from all experience levels
are welcome. Open source communities use project managers, designers,
writers, marketers, and many other types of skills to get their work
done. If you’d like to introduce students to open source, here’s a great
way to get started. You never know, getting involved and actively participating in an open source project could boost your resume and land you a job.
Learn how to create and nurture communities of contributors. Flip through the online book, The Open Source Way, and then share your new knowledge by starting a community or becoming a part of an existing one.
Start using Creative Commons. Before
you create your next work of art, photography, writing, or music, use
copyleft instead of copyright. By using Creative Commons, you can share
your work with the world. First, you’ll need to choose which license is right for you, then you may be interested in seeing how Creative Commons is used in different areas such as government, business, and journalism.
Start exploring. Check out the OpenROV project and explore the ocean or a local lake. If you don’t want to get wet, put on a space suit and see what it’s like to explore Mars.
DIY and create something. Tiny Linux boards, like Raspberry Pi, are doing some amazing things. Check out other creative hardware boards like Makey Makey or a variety of electronics from SparkFUN, If you’re into 3D printing, be sure to see how you can use Inkscape.
Learn to program. Notice I didn’t say "learn to write code." Scratch comes installed on some Raspberry Pi’s and is being used to teach kids how to program. I wish I had this when I was learning computer programming in college.
Fact is, there are so many ways to get started with open source. Do
you remember how you got started? Share your story about your first open
source experience or how you introduced someone to open source.
A tapestry of footage tracing the cosmic and biological origins of our species, set to original music.
Also on Bandcamp: http://melodysheep.bandcamp.com/track...
Through The Wormhole with Morgan Freeman
Into the Universe with Stephen Hawking
Do We Really Need the Moon? BBC
How Planet Earth Was Made
David Attenborough's First Life
Life
Dinosaurs Alive
Journey to the Edge of the Universe
Last Day of the Dinosaurs
Walking With Cavemen
Human Planet
Mankind: The Story of All of Us
Hubble Ultra Deep Field
Wonders of the Universe
Quest for Fire
Baraka
The Tree of Life
