Comments for The Tan Post

Comment on Ballerina Melissa Hough goes from Principal Dancer to Unemployed Dancer to Soloist with the Houston Ballet by Paul

Paul — Sat, 06 Apr 2013 01:33:11 +0000

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Comment on About the Tan Post by Diestiven

Diestiven — Sat, 09 Feb 2013 10:02:51 +0000

Yianni, where do I possibly start Firstly a thank you for mnaikg us all feel so comforatble with you and for capturing moments of one of the best weddings Ive ever been to. Your work is truly amazing and the photos here prove that you can capture all moments. It was a pleasure meeting you and if I have the opportunity of coming back to Greece to do what Andy and Danielle did I will be sure to use your talents, otherwise I will call you from Australia for you to join in an event here!Love your work and your personality shines.Tracey xxx

Comment on Arts, Culture and Budget Cuts – Will the Arts Survive in the Great Recession? by Evgeny

Evgeny — Sat, 09 Feb 2013 09:22:54 +0000

You did not work on it, or can’t do it.I work in the US for 5 years and back and work in a world class Ads agency in Thailand. I have seen and works on a lot of stuff. I agree Thai popele and AE care too much about stylize. I make me sick everyday I hear their comment. They have not idea about design fundamental. Totally opposite when I work in the US, they strongly care about design principle no matter what projects are. All Typography are well structure, never let any un-editing work out to clint hand, because it show how civilize they are as a real professional not a student work.

Comment on How DVD Duplication Can Increase Your Audience’s Loyalty by Stephen

Stephen — Thu, 07 Feb 2013 13:16:40 +0000

Hi Alexander, one of Surfulater’s unique ftrauees is the ability to place an article in more than just one folder and this is indeed very, very useful. However the work flow to accomplish this task is far from optimal and requires separate fiddly steps when adding new articles. This is something that has always bugged me. Tags came as somewhat of an afterthought and can be seen as an alternative way of organizing content, but again the workflow is a bit messy as articles still need to be in a folder, even though you might not be using folders.A capability that is often requested is the ability to add this meta info at time of article capture without having to context-switch into Surfulater to do it. This is something you’ll be able to do in the new app. I mention this because again the workflow needs to be simplified, hence the need to move to a more unified categorization and organizational system.Workflow in the new Surfulater is very, very different and much, much simpler. Everything is done directly within the article, no picking a folder from the tree, or moving or copying articles around the tree. Coming from the current Surfulater it takes a little mind shift but does indeed feel simpler and quicker.To step back to where I started re. articles can be in multiple folders, well that’s precisely what the new tags provide and more.To answer your question about legacy metadata. My preliminary thinking is to allow Folders to be converted to Tags. Tags are now hierarchical and an article can have many tags. So it seems there is a good fit here. Assuming that works, the new Tags tree would look exactly the same as the current Folder Tree sans Articles. However Tags also need to be brought across. They could sit in a Original Tags’ branch. This will all take shape when I start work on data migration. -Neville

Comment on Eva Cassidy: A Songbird Who Flew Over the Rainbow by mscebooks

mscebooks — Tue, 20 Nov 2012 21:43:19 +0000

“Behind the Rainbow: The Story of Eva Cassidy” by Johan Bakker

http://mscebooks.wordpress.com/2012/11/20/behind-the-rainbow-the-story-of-eva-cassidy-by-johan-bakker/