I will be leading a DC-area event for the
Worldwide Photo Walk. The event is a fun few
hours of shooting pictures and meeting other
photographers. There's a few spots left for the
July 24th event (it's free).
Meeting
Location & Time
Vienna Community Center (10:00am - 12:30pm)
120 Cherry St SE, Vienna, VA- USA
After the walk, meet at: Church Street
Pizza- 115 Church Street NE, Vienna
There's a geek in your pocket, and his name is
Richard Harrington. Keep up with the latest in
technology with the noted author and podcaster.
This app lets you view free videos, read blog
posts, and interact through Facebook and Twitter.
Rich shares his person passions for all things
related to digital video and photography. The
goal, to help you have fun and get more done in
less time.
Okay that was a bold
headline. What I am trying to say is this...
My life needs to get a little simpler.
Running 5 Blogs, plusFacebookandTwitterwas getting to be a little
too much.
I have merged my online blogs into one
site:www.RichardHarringtonBlog.com.
You'll find virtually all of the content from
RasterVector, Photoshop For Video, Final Cut
Help, and VidPodcaster on one site. There are
also new features as well like aspeaking
calendar,consulting, andsocial mediaconnections.
Please consider following... I'll still keep
updating the individual blogs for now... but not
as often. My goal for theRHB siteis to get 7 updates a week.
In the truth is
stranger than fiction category. I give your the
Cats of Microsoft.
The URL only works on
campus (it's an Intranet link).
Seems to be for a good cause... but I findly it
very odd nonetheless.
I will be
walking October 24 to raise money for the
American Diabetes Association. If you are able
to, would you consider making asmall donationto the cause?
Every dollar raised goes to help in the fight
against diabetes. Someone is diagnosed with
diabetes every 21 seconds, this is quickly
becoming the leading cause of death in
America. America's Walk for Diabetes is my
chance to give back (and yours as well). If
you find this blog helpful or entertaining,
please consider making a$5
donation. Thanks!
A
show that is produced in my studios,MommyCast, is one the
fron page of iTunes. A big congrats to the
team behind the show. Thefeatured episode is on the
swine flu outbreakand is worth
checking out for important information on
staying healthy.
I will be walking this
month to raise money for the American
Diabetes Association. If you are able to,
would you consider making asmall donationto the cause?
Every dollar raised goes to help in the fight
against diabetes. Someone is diagnosed with
diabetes every 21 seconds, this is quickly
becoming the leading cause of death in
America. America's Walk for Diabetes is my
chance to give back (and yours as well). If
you find this blog helpful or entertaining,
please consider making a$5
donation. Thanks!
Looking to
expand your typographical toolbox? Then be
sure to visit Dinc Type at the unique
URLwww.GirlsWhoWearGlasses.com.The
site is sassy and filled with great fonts. The
unique thing is that while fonts are free, the
selection frequently changes and fonts appear
then disappear. Its like an incredible import
shop where everything’s free, but the
inventory keeps changing. Bookmark and keep
checking back as their fonts are absolutely
fantastic.
I am officially on Twitter...you can followif you'd like:
1. Random thoughts. 2. Cool links from Smart
Friends 3. Breaking News. If my babbling
doesn't bore you...http://twitter.com/rhedpixel
[never mind the music, cue the video
intro] "It's time once again to ask a well-known
photographer, instructor or otherwise interesting
person the same 10 questions and ask them to
Finish the Sentence! This week the sentences are
finished by.... ...
Two weeks
ago, I told you about ournew grouponFacebookfor those interested in New
Media. Many of you asked us to post the
training videos to iTunes. We did.
You’ll also find 6 hours offree video trainingto check out on
their site. I’m one of the organizers of
the group and I hope you can share this info
with others. The group is free... the video is
free... knowldge is free... let’s make a
difference.
Here are the six videos you can watch (in HD
even).
Are you looking to stay up on the latest
news and network with other new media
professionals interested in efficient government?
Be sure to check out this Facebook group
which helps connect the public and private
sectors in this important cause.
You’ll also find 6 hours of
free video
training to check out on their
site. I’m one of the organizers of the
group and I hope you can share this info with
others. The group is free... the video is
free... knowldge is free... let’s make a
difference.
Here are the six videos you can watch (in HD
even).
I
will be walking on October 25 to raise money for
the American Diabetes Association. If you are
able to, would you consider making asmall donation
to the cause? Every dollar raised goes to help in
the fight against diabetes. Someone is diagnosed
with diabetes every 21 seconds, this is quickly
becoming the leading cause of death in America.
America's Walk for Diabetes is my chance to give
back (and yours as well). If you find this blog
helpful or entertaining, please consider making
a$5
donation.
Thanks!
It’s
always nice to start your day and find out that
Apple has listed you on their homepage for Hot
News. Seems they like our new podcast onAperture
2, which is a
great program.
By the next day the show was #3 on all of iTunes
(beating every television network except for one
show from HBO). So, thanks! And for those of you
new to the site - welcome! Please look around and
explore the manybooks,training
titles,podcastsandresourceswe have here.
I
often find myself working around my kids... which
means we share things like music and television.
Every once in a while you find something you
don’t mind sharing with them, such
asJack’s Big Music
Showor Chuck E.
Cheese.
Today, we saw a great concert for kids... by a
rapper calledSecret Agent 23
Skidoo. The show
was great (the rapper has a long career of
doing alternative rap withGranola Funk
Express).
We bought theCD, checked out
hisMySpace
page. Its nice to
find music you can blast without teaching your
kids words you’d rather not like.
Perfect music for working on deadline or just
a long car ride with the kids.
I was over at YouTube
posting a new tutorial.... came across a great
clip that mixes multiple animation styles…
this is VERY cool. It’s nice to hear
the man so off-the-cuff… yet wise.
“In 1969, a 14-year-old Beatle fanatic
named Jerry Levitan, armed with a reel-to-reel
tape deck, snuck into John Lennon’s hotel
room in Toronto and convinced John to do an
interview about peace. 38 years later, Jerry has
produced a film about it. Using the original
interview recording as the soundtrack, director
Josh Raskin has woven a visual narrative which
tenderly romances Lennon’s every word in a
cascading flood of multipronged animation. Raskin
marries the terrifyingly genius pen work of James
Braithwaite with masterful digital illustration
by Alex Kurina, resulting in a spell-binding
vessel for Lennon’s boundless wit, and
timeless message.”
Learn more about ithere(and yes… I
missed this one somehow).
Just 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 byMacintalk, 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 Macintoshstartup chimethat 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!).
My
last home before Washington, DC was Des Moines,
IA. A lot of friends and colleagues have been
affected by devastating floods that most have
overlooked. The short version, floods worse than
Hurricane Katrina have been battering the
Midwest... few have noticed.
One of my favorite bands, the Nadas, has
anonline albumto raise
awareness and funds.
River Songs - Authentic Records' Flood Relief
Benefit Bootleg
Contribute
to United Way of Central Iowa's flood relief fund
while reliving some of your favorite moments from
Authentic Records Authentic Records' Flood Relief
Benefit on Sunday, June 22. Please pay what you
can for this exclusive download. All proceeds
benefit United Way of Central Iowa. 1. Barkers
Beauty - Fat Andy
2. Come Lay Down - She Swings, She Sways
3. Promise - Benjamin Wagner
4. The Friday Night Fight - Brother Trucker
5. Angels & Devils - Tony Bohnenkamp
6. Feel Like Home - The Nadas
7. Templeton Rye - The Nadas
8. The River - The Nadas
The
download isfree, but
donations matter. Do what you
can.
At the recent
Photoshop World conference, I picked up a new
camera bag. This one is a lens bag, and is
designed to condense your camera bag into a few
lenses and essential gear. Be sure to check out
theBODA Dry(a ton of the Photoshop
World instructors and staff picked up on
this). Here's what's cool.
The bag hold
4+ lenses (including long lenses)
It's very
comfortable with both a shoulder and a waist
strap (I find the shoulder strap more
comfortable, but the waist strap fits well and
has hip pads like a backpackers
pack).
The product
looks durable with waterproof bullistic cordura
and even a very tight zipper to keep rain
out.
It has a
media card wallet, lens changing pouch, and
even business card case.
The gear is
designed to be used with one hand (and the
thoughtful construction shows).
I used the bag while hiking around Red Rock
(outside Las Vegas) and it was a true joy. Very
comfortable and very easy to use... I still love
my Kata bag for lugging the gear, but when I trim
down to go mobile... this one is great.
Looking
for a better way to show your images on the
web? Adobe has boosted Bridge with new web
galleries.
"Adobe® Media Gallery
(AMG)
for Adobe Bridge adds quick, powerful Web gallery
creation to Adobe Photoshop® CS3, Adobe Photoshop
CS3 Extended and the Adobe Creative Suite®. AMG
makes it possible to create HTML or Flash-based
galleries from any of the file formats supported
by Bridge; adjust the galleries using the
built-in preview; and export the results or
upload them via FTP."
Thanks to
Scott Kelby for releasing his very cool
guide to gift shopping (for geeks and
photographers at least).
“It’s
here: the long awaited, unabated, triangulated,
amalgamated, 2nd annual edition ofScott’sGonzo Holiday Gear
Guide!
This year’s expanded in-depth guide
includes nothing but the coolest, personally
hand-picked gear for the photography and
Photoshop freak on your holiday list.”
I just got
done with a full-blown review onStrata 3D plug-insfor Photoshop
CS3 Extended forLayers
Magazine. I can't
spill all the beans (my full review will
appear in next month's issue). But I couldn't
wait to point out a great new tool. Be sure to
check outStrata Design 3D
In. This very
cool plug-in lets you bring in 3D models to
your Photoshop projects. Sure. you're thinking
doesn't PSCS3 Extended do that already?
Nope... not this well. This plug-in ties into
Vanishing Point and lets you match the models
and lights to the perspective of your photo.
Plus you get even greater control over
rendering out lights and reflections. This
tool is hot, and I highly recommend you try
the demo out.
Adobe's
Russell Brown has produced a great new
collection of FREE workflow scripts for
Photoshop CS3 & CS3 Extended. Be sure to
check outDr. Brown's Services
1.9.2which offer
some great features for video.
"Background
Remover," "Interpret Video," "Fit Video to
Audio," and "Slide Show" scripts take advantage
of Photoshop CS3 Extended's new video
capabilities.
Adobe is
offering a free class that you can take on
using Photoshop with their video products.
It's a live online seminar and I highly
encourage you tosign up in
advance.
EVENT
DESCRIPTION:Working with Photoshop Extended
to use with Premiere Pro and After
Effects Join Richard
Harrington, author of Photoshop for Video and
Understanding Adobe Photoshop, contributing
author for After Effects On the Spot, After
Effects at Work, and Broadcast Graphics on the
Spot, to learn how to prepare your digital images
for video. Using the best professional
techniques, bring your still images to life using
Adobe Premiere Pro CS3 and Adobe After Effects
CS3. Richard is also the host of the weekly show,
Photoshop for Video and runs a blog with the same
name at www.PhotoshopforVideo.com.
When:Thursday,
November 15, 2007 10:30 AM-12:00 PM (GMT-08:00)
Pacific Time (US & Canada).
Where:online &
telephone
Sign Up:www.adobe.com/go/dveseminars
Sci-Fi
Network has a very cool series that "re-imagines"
the Land of Oz. The show is calledTin Man, and while
the show looks fantastic, it is an amazing
promo site that deserves mention. They have
created a really unique sub-site calledThe Infinite Ozwhich offers
a virtual reality experience. What I like is
how immersive and creative the website is. It
also features the work of several up and
coming 3D artists.Go take a look...really!
I suspect that
many of you may be viewers of the
Understanding Adobe Photoshop podcast... I
really need your help.
The show is starting to get some major attention
(all of it good that will let me do MORE episodes
and give away more stuff on the site). But I
really need to get its iTunes review score and
its ranking up.
So... pleaseclick
here, to go to iTunes
and post a review (the negative reviews are
pretty much from when we first launched and
had episodes go down for a few days).
Some recent facts:
1. ALL the back episodes are now live on the page
thanks to the folks at Podango. So even if you
are a subscriber,visit the iTunes
pageand download any
missing shows.
2. The show was named to iTunes Photoshop Masters
page (really... I had no idea there was such a
page). Congrats to Scott Kelby, Terry White,
Russell Brown, Matt Klowskowski and Jan Kabili
(all peers).
3. We re-branded the show with cool graphics
(heck, replace your old shows with new ones).
4. ALL shows are now 640 X 480 (so again replace
those old episodes with higher res versions).
If you'll be at
the Podcast and New Media Expo show this
weekend, consider checking out these free
classes on the show floor. Podango is
offering an“Unconference,”a
featured program of the Podcast and New Media
Expo (PNME) taking place September 28-30, at
the Ontario Convention Center.
Podango, the online video and audio network that
enables publishers and advertisers to “get
heard” by today’s hard-to-reach,
niche audiences, is heralding a wide range of
topics and speakers. They include: new media
pioneer Scott Bourne, host of The Apple Phone
Show; Paige Heninger and Gretchen Vogelzang,
hosts of MommyCast; as well as Jason Van Orden,
David Lawrence and others. Speakers will share
ideas for building and monetizing audiences in
today’s niche-oriented, interest-driven new
media marketplace.Read
More...
If you need
to put together a storyboard, you have lots
of options. But the process of laying out
the pages and dealing with changes to shot
order or selection can get tedious.
Fortunately there is a free solution
calledDirectors Boardswhich
alleviates most of the challenges (no, it
won't draw for you).
This great program is based on Filemaker, but
doesn't need you to have the full program
installed in order to run. You essentially load
in information regarding the shots including the
audio and video columns, shot number, and a
thumbnail image. Directors Boards then allows you
to organize the shots as well as create a
sldieshow presentation or print out professional
looking storyboards. The product is
cross-platform and free... what more do you need?
Well there is a more robust version called
Directors Notebook, which we are putting through
its paces and will have a detailed review soon.
If you'll be at
the Podcast and New Media Expo show this
weekend, consider checking out these free
classes on the show floor. Podango is
offering an“Unconference,”a
featured program of the Podcast and New Media
Expo (PNME) taking place September 28-30, at
the Ontario Convention Center.
Podango, the online video and audio network that
enables publishers and advertisers to “get
heard” by today’s hard-to-reach,
niche audiences, is heralding a wide range of
topics and speakers. They include: new media
pioneer Scott Bourne, host of The Apple Phone
Show; Paige Heninger and Gretchen Vogelzang,
hosts of MommyCast; as well as Jason Van Orden,
David Lawrence and others. Speakers will share
ideas for building and monetizing audiences in
today’s niche-oriented, interest-driven new
media marketplace.Read More...
Looking to
expand your typographical toolbox? Then be
sure to visit Dinc Type at the unique
URLwww.GirlsWhoWearGlasses.com.The
site is sassy and filled with great fonts. The
unique thing is that while fonts are free, the
selection frequently changes and fonts appear
then disappear. Its like an incredible import
shop where everything’s free, but the
inventory keeps changing. Bookmark and keep
checking back as their fonts are absolutely
fantastic.
If
you’ve wondered why things have been a
little quiet... it’s because my life is
anything but! Welcome to Colleen Ann Harrington.
She was born 5 weeks early (and no... we weren't
ready). What started as an evening of Thai Food
and a Movie Date (to seeKnocked Upof
course), turned into an early delivery.
Born – June 2, 2007
21 Inches – 6 Pounds 11 ounces
Here's
my latest iMix, a collection of songs posted to
the iTunes music store for others to enjoy. Just
click thislinkto visit the iTunes
music store and you can here a little part of
the soundtrack of my life.Girl Power – Songs for my
Daughteris a collection
songs that I'd like my daughter to hear. I
think these artists offer a lot to think about
and some good advice. Visit iTunes to listen
to the tracks, pick up the ones you want, and
vote for the iMix in the rankings.
I have personally
experienced harassment first hand when it
comes to urban photography. In DC, one
routinely gets threatened or chased off in
the spirit of 'national security.' So it was
with great joy that I came acrossthis entryover atStu Maschwitz
blog.I also found another
helpfulpostat John Nack's prolific blog
on the same topic.
You can find agreat PDF herethat describes
the rights of photographers (and
videographers) within the U.S. Print this out
and place it into your gear bag for the next
time you get harassed.
I have now made
the leap to a new digital camera. I have
been very happy with my Nikon D70 (albeit
its a few years old), but I have desired a
smaller camera that I could keep in my
laptop bag for the many trips I take. The
thought being that carrying a full bag of
lenses and camera parts isn't always going
to be practical.
I was about ready
to give up my shopping quest (don't even get
me started on the in store people who tried
to convince me that I didn't need to shoot
Camera Raw). But some research and
photography buddies turned me onto Leica
camera. I have purchased (but not yet
received) what I think to be the perfect
camera for my needs.
TheLeica D-LUX 3offers
a superb amount of pro features in a small
package:
10-megapixel CCD (18
x 24-inch prints)
Shoot both RAW and
JPEG
Manual setting
options (focus, aperture, ISA,
bracketing)
High-quality lens
takes (equivalent to 28 mm - 112
mm)
Ability to shoot
three aspect ratios (4:3 - 3:2 -
16:9)
Optical
stabilization and fast processing (burst 1
fps)
High-quality
aluminum housing
Video Record HD 720P
@ 15 fps & SD @ 30 fps in
QuickTime
Choice between
automatic or manual ISO 100, ISO 200, ISO 400,
ISO 800 or ISO 1600.
Includes full copy
of Photoshop Elements
The cameras are back ordered due to popularity,
so you'll need to allow a few weeks toget yours(I'm
still anxiously waiting).
Here's
my latest iMix, a collection of songs posted to
the iTunes music store for others to enjoy. Just
click thislinkto visit the iTunes
music store and you can here a little part of
the soundtrack of my life.Music from 2006is a
collection songs that I discovered in 2006.
I've limited it to one song per artist (but I
recommend checking entire albums). Visit
iTunes to listen to the tracks, pick up the
ones you want, and vote for the iMix in the
rankings.
If you need to try out
different color combinations, be sure to
tryKulerfrom Adobe labs.
This flash-based application lets you browse a
wide variety of designer created color schemes
as well as create your own. It supports all
the major rules from Analogous to Shades. The
controls are beautifully designed and the
entire application really inspires creativity.
In order to access it, you are supposed to
have a live connection to the Internet. You'll
need to be online to take advantage of the
shared and highest rated features, but I've
found a work-around for those times when an
Internet connection isn't an option. I was
able to save a web archive in Safari (File
> Save As) which can then be opened up when
I am not on the Net. Be sure to check
thisvery cool
applicationout.
There are two great gift
guides for the holiday season (both
published by friends). If you need to find
something for the digital geek in your life
(or even just want something to give others
ideas) then check these two out.
First, you have Scott Kelby's“Gonzo Holiday Gadget
Guide.” This
free PDF features a ton of cool digital
photography and photoshop related goodies. All
the products have been tested by Scott
himself, which is cool as he certainly knows
his stuff. You can download it fromhttp://www.planetphotoshop.com.
The other guide is from Terry White (who is a
true road warrior who works for Adobe).The 2006 Holiday Gadget Gift
Guideis an interactive PDF links
to some of the coolest gizmos out there. Terry
covers everything from digital video to
frequent traveler to music lover. His choice
are really very good.
I’ve
found a great tool for rescuing photos from your
digital camera. Accidentally delete an
image?Picture Rescuecan
save the day. In fact it can even work with
reformatted or damaged cards. It works with
all types of camera media, compact flash,
memory sticks, SD cards, and more. It really
works well and I used it to recover 3GB of
data recently with no hitches. The best thing
is the try before you buy. You can download
the demo and scan your cards... if the demo
version sees the pictures it can recover
them.Be sure to give it a
shot.
I have found the
best gadget for traveling... an affordable
GPS system that you can take with you on the
road. I'm in LA for the Podcasting Expo and
I bought a portable GPS unit (for those of
you who've driven LA, you'll understand the
need to bale from a clogged highway and find
a new route). TheGarmin Nuvi 360 Pocket or
Vehicle GPS Navigatorjust rocks.
• It just works, zero problems getting a
signal and clear directions.
• It has Bluetooth which is really cool.
Pair it with your cell phone and it works as a
speaker phone. Need to find a hotel or
restaurant, click the built-in guide then push
the phone button and you are connected. Dial the
office and you have a great hands-free speaker
phone. It's clear for both parties and totally
works.
• It has built-in storage, and can play
music (and even cooler Audible books).
• The screen is bright and clear, plus its
a touch screen
• It charges via a USB cable or runs of a
cigarette adapter.
• You can put it into a pedestrian mode for
walking around cities (it'll ignore one ways, or
places that aren't accessible to pedestrians).
• There are no subscription fees.
Be sure tocheck it
out... this little
device has taken away a big chunk of the
stress I feel in rental cars (and makes my
wife happy as she uses it in her non-GPSed car
when I am not traveling).
Thanks toTerry Whitefrom
Adobe for the initial tip.
I have bad luck
when it comes to laptops (or perhaps as the
Apple tech said, I work my laptops harder
than 99% of the users out there). It seems I
have experienced data loss a few times to
many and I finally sat down and figured out
a back-up strategy. So you can save yourself
a headache, I offer you my workflow to
achieve data nirvana.
1. Get a small,
high-quality drive that you can take with
you. My choice was to get anOWC Mercury On-The-Go
case. There are four
different options to choose from and they each
offer connection options that are impressive.
My choice was to get the case only and drop in
a SATA laptop drive. I was able to get a 160
GB drive that is big enough to hold the
contents of both my MacBook and MackBook Pro.
(If you are curious... the MBP is my small
writing/blogging machine while the 17 inch is
for teaching and production... 17 inch laptops
and coach seats don't go together.)
2. Get backup
software likeData BackupfromProsoft.I like
this package because its affordable and I have
had great experiences with the company's other
software likeData RescueandPicture
Rescue. This package
allows you to Clone your drives and make a
bootable image so you can easily restore
files. My favorite feature is its robust
scheduling tools including the ability to have
a backup start whenever you plug in the backup
drive. Simply set the program to automatically
open as a login item (right click on its icon
in the Dock at choose Open at Login). Then
choose to set a schedule and set an event for
the presence of the backup target.
3. Remember to plug-in the backup drive weekly,
and keep it in the bag of your laptop.
That's it... much less stress for the road
warrior.
Continuing
my mixtape habit.... I invite you to listen
to an iMix (a collection of songs arranged
around a topic). Just click thislinkto
visit the iTunes music store and you can here
a little part of the soundtrack of my life.
Radio & TVfeatures
some songs for those who work in the
film/video/broadcast industry. A little
satire, a few good beats, and some nice
instrumentals. Seems that all my iMixes run
with a theme... but I guess all good mix tapes
do.
Continuing
my mixtape habit.... I invite you to listen
to an iMix (a collection of songs arranged
around a topic). Just click thislinkto
visit the iTunes music store and you can here
a little part of the soundtrack of my life.
"1980's Rewind"features
Some songs that pulled me through the 1980's.
Some alternative and pop classics as well as a
few 'guilty pleasures.' These are the songs
that don't embarass the decade.
OK, I used to
make mix tapes all the time for friends....
If you're on this site you're at least an
acquaintance. I invite you to listen to an
iMix (a collection of songs arranged around
a topic). Just click thislinkto visit the iTunes
music store and you can here a little part of
the soundtrack of my life."Socially Aware"is a
collection of newer songs that remind me that
music with a message can motivate and move you
at the same time. Visit iTunes to listen to
the tracks, pick up the ones you want, and
vote for the iMix in the rankings.
So, I really
don't need any time distracters, but I've
found a good one. Take LEGOs and add Star
Wars, and you get a great game. Sure the
premise seems pretty silly, blocky computer
graphics with characters you know all too
well. But the game play is surprisingly fun.
The levels are challenging with lots of
twists and bonuses to unlock. Plus the
levels are huge and entertaining. The game
is available for all console systems as well
as Mac and PC. Just be sure to add a gamepad
style controller if your playing on a
computer as its a little too robust to try
and run from a keyboard.
To get it for your system, visitAmazon.
Here's my very
first iMix, a collection of songs posted to
the iTunes music store for others to enjoy.
Just click thislinkto visit the iTunes
music store and you can here a little part of
the soundtrack of my life."Saturday Morning
Wakeup"is a collection of
music to gently start your weekend off. Three
decades of music here for when time doesn't
matter. Visit iTunes to listen to the tracks,
pick up the ones you want, and vote for the
iMix in the rankings.
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