TiltViewer is a free, customizable 3D Flash image viewing application. The gallery has many cool features such as integration with Flickr has tags and Google Picasa. However there didn’t seem to be an easy way of storing images locally on a server. For example if you wanted to set up a private gallery that only certain people can view such as customers of a photography business or friends and families.

GYMP Media so far have set a structure for a suitable database and created a Server-Side script that generates an XML file. We will be progressively working on this over the following months.

Here’s some information about the Tiltviewer application made by Simpleviewer.

The long awaited 2010 Groovin The Moo Music Festival was a huge hit among music lovers. With a crowd of 15, 000 turning up. The event has been running for 3 years. Public transport was uliised for the even with Townsville Sunbus putting on extra buses for the event.

GTM is North Queensland’s largest music festival.

The event was delayed due to bands being delayed in the small country town of Bendigo, Victoria. The delay was due to the loading of more than 10 tonne of luggage onto planes.

The venue changed locations from previous years where it was located at the Murray Skate park. This year GTM moved into it’s new home at the Townsville Cricket Grounds.

GTM allows for locals to see bands that often don’t come to Townsville due to costs and expected crowd turn outs.

”I think there should be a lot more festivals like this in Townsville and the Whitsundays area because everyone has a good time,” the 22-year-old said. Townsville Bulletin

Nicholas a Townsville cyclist said, “It was unbelievable the amount of people who were catching public transport to Groovin the Moo. It meant people could be safe traveling to the event and people not going to the event could continue on with minimal traffic delays and congestion.”

The bands that performed ranged from Silverchair, Grinspoon, Kisschasy, The Only and Empire of the Sun.

Crowds were massive at GTM. To view more great image like the one below taken by www.LucilleRose.com then click here.

If you’ve got a video from the Townsville GTM we’ll be happy to add it here.

Below is a video filmed by RedTurtleProductions

The capabilities of the program are amazing. It allows for multiple camera inputs, video playback, audio playback and even PiP. Usually PiP only comes with expensive streaming applications such as that of www.livestream.com. PiP is the ability to display two images at one time. Below is an example of what a simple 8 minute program can achieve.

With the right equipment and setup the application has a huge potential to reach markets for your business.

View the podcast of this episode at SuburbanFM.com

A big thanks to Roco43 who is a youtuber that has added several videos of Australia’s outback.

Rural and remote students comprising one third of all school pupils. Only 17% of that proportion attend tertiary education.

Over half of all state schools in Queensland are located in rural and remote areas. Approximately 121, 520 students are enrolled in these schools. This accounts for 24.8% of the total student population. (DETA, 2008)

The figures in rural education are continuing to grow unless a good framework is selected and taught.

Video footage has been used from, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMoSuS1A8wA

Nicholas O’Sullivan is everywhere! Whether it’s on radio and youtube or on websites, Nicholas is spreading his message of giving everything a try through all forms of media. Each week he offers listeners the chance to be apart of an episode that is on either; General Townsville Topics, Business or IT Help.

For more information refer to their website below.

Set out your aims

Before you even begin looking for a web designer, you need to spend some time considering what you hope to achieve with your website. This is crucial information any web designer will need to know before starting work on your site. In order to establish your aims, ask yourself the questions listed below.

· Why are you creating a website?
· Are you selling a product or service?
· Does your merchandise change regularly?
· Who is your website aimed at?
· Have you got a brand?
· What industry are you involved in?
· Do you know your competition? Who are they?
· What do their websites look like?
· How will you accept payments? Will you take credit card transactions online?
· How quickly do you need your website completed?
· What will happen if you don’t have a website?

At GYMP Media we believe we can fulfill what it takes to be a web developer that can fulfill the needs of our clients.

To listen an audio podcast of Saburban Podcasting, “Choosing a Website Designer #22“

• Installtion of Wordpress
• Installation of Theme
• Javascript code for Dynamic Image loading function.

Fore more information visit: www.lucillerose.com

Google Nexus One