“Today see the launch of WooThemes, a project that offers a whole new world of “premium” Wordpress themes. Instead of paying for individual themes, you can subscribe to the WooThemes Club and receive every single theme we release over the course of the subscription”.
Getty Images and Flickr are working together to establish the first commercial licensing opportunity for photo-enthusiasts in the Flickr community. The Flickr collection will feature photography selected by Getty Images editors based on their expertise in licensing digital content and insights into customers’ needs. In the next several months, Getty Images will begin inviting selected Flickr members who will have the choice to participate in the collection. (via soxiam)When Flickr first began, it could have gone one of both ways. Either a repository of amateurish photos or a place where people who are either pro in the business or have passion for the craft share their photos. The latter was the case, hence the partnership with Getty Images which is why I have no reservations dishing out the $24 a year membership. Faithful user for 3 years now and from this point out it can only get better.
Amazing lighting. (via andrewpaulbond)
So I’ve finally convinced myself that I don’t necessarily need the iPhone 3G. There was a difference between “needing” and “wanting” it and neither seemed to justify the purchase based on the new features of the phone. Instead I’ll stay with my current iPhone and watch from the sidelines upgraders and new users relish their new gadget. Plus, I wasn’t too keen on the idea of having to camp out for an 8am release.
A coworker will be purchasing the phone on Friday and she stopped by the AT&T store to get any scoop and was advised that if she is not currently an AT&T customer, that she should get her credit checked prior to release date in order to avoid any additional delays.
Donnie wasn’t so keen with the film with the exception of him giving it “half a star only because you get to see Jolie’s butt.” Can’t argue with that statement although I have to respectfully disagree with the rest of his critique of the film.
James McAvoy’s performance was fantastic. His character goes through an agonizing transformation that comes across as believable and hilarious. The movie promises non-stop action and it certainly delivers along with visual effects that were surprisingly good and used sparingly and not just to spruce up the plot.