Sponsor // Code-Free Parallax Scrolling Animator? Webydo’s Inviting You Try Their Closed Beta

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Parallax scrolling sites are taking the web design industry by storm with designs that excel at grabbing a visitor’s attention and retaining it as they keep scrolling.

Now Webydo, the same folks behind the cutting edge code-free B2B web design platform, has released the first code-free “Parallax Scrolling Animator”. You can add eye-popping depth and movement to your web pages without writing code and with pixel-perfect precision with an intuitive WYSIWYG editor.

Still in in closed beta, Webydo’s inviting our readers to be part of the design revolution and try out their Parallax Scrolling Animator. The first 8,000 designers who register within seven days will be invited to join their exclusive closed beta program. Invites will go quick; 2,000 were scooped up in 1.5 hours just last week.

Transform the way you create your client’s websites and interact on the web by taking advantage of one of today’s hottest design feature and sign up free to begin creating.

 
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Pat Flynn, Jeff Goins, Tsh Oxenreider, Pamela Slim and Chris Ducker Join ProBlogger Academy Lineup In Portland

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In just a few weeks time Chris Garrett and myself will be hosting a full day of training in Portland Oregon as part of the World Domination Summit.

The event is on 10 July in Portland and runs from 9am-4pm. The cost is just $29 for WDS attendees and $49 for non WDS attendees! You can get tickets here.

When I previously announced this training day I hinted that while Chris and I will do a lot of teaching on the day that we’ll be featuring a few special guests during the day also.

Today I’m excited to announce that joining us on stage will be some of my favourite people including:

• Pat Flynn – from Smart Passive Income
• Tsh Oxenreider – from The Art of Simple
• Jeff Goins – from Goins, Writer
• Chris Ducker – blogger, author and podcaster
• Pamela Slim – author of Escape from Cubicle Nation and Body of Work

We’re also in the process of lining up one other very special guest – another experienced blogger that you’ll love to hear from.

Each of the above bloggers will be involved in teaching a session on the day so you’re going to get a diversity of stories and experiences in addition to Chris and my own speaking.

For $29-$49 you won’t get a day of training like this from this kind of lineup anywhere else so grab yours today.

Tickets are limited so grab yours today here.

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Pat Flynn, Jeff Goins, Tsh Oxenreider, Pamela Slim and Chris Ducker Join ProBlogger Academy Lineup In Portland

Pat Flynn, Jeff Goins, Tsh Oxenreider, Pamela Slim and Chris Ducker Join ProBlogger Academy Lineup In Portland
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A Sprawling Mud Mural by Yusuke Asai Brings Art Into Classrooms in India

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“Earth Painting: Blessing Dance” 2011, 11 kinds of soils, cow dung, ash of straw, water, straw. Photo by Kenji Mimura

“Earth Painting: Blessing Dance” 2011, 11 kinds of soils, cow dung, ash of straw, water, straw. Photo by Kenji Mimura

“Earth Painting: Blessing Dance” 2011, 11 kinds of soils, cow dung, ash of straw, water, straw. Photo by Kenji Mimura

“Earth Painting: Stories of YAOYOROZU” 2012, 13 kinds of soils, water, ash of straw. Photo by Kenji Mimura

“Earth Painting: Stories of YAOYOROZU” 2012, 13 kinds of soils, water, ash of straw. Photo by Kenji Mimura

left: “Earth Painting: Blessing Dance” 2011. Photo by Kenji Mimura | right: “Earth Painting; The Forest of Vows” 2010. Photo by Junai Nakagawa

“Earth Painting: Stories of YAOYOROZU” 2012, 13 kinds of soils, water, ash of straw. Photo by Kenji Mimura

“Earth Painting; The Forest of Vows” 2010, 7 kinds of soils, cow dung, water, straw. Photo by Junai Nakagawa

“Earth Painting: Stories of YAOYOROZU” 2012, 13 kinds of soils, water, ash of straw. Photo by Kenji Mimura

The Wall Art Project is a non-profit organization based in Tokyo who organizes Wall Art Festival (WAF), an initiative to bring art into schools in places like India and Tibet. The Japanese artist Yusuke Asai, who paints with basically anything he can get his hands on (tape, pens, leaves, dust and mud…) was asked to travel to the Niranjana School in Bihar (east India) to create a mural on the walls of a classroom.

You can only imagine the surprise when Asai unveiled a sprawling, immersive mural titled “Earth Painting; The Forest of Vows.” To create the piece, Asai sourced only locally available materials which included 7 different types of soil, cow dung, water and straw. Unfortunately the installation wasn’t permanent and was washed away after several months, but we do have these photos to document the art. (syndicated from Spoon & Tamago)

 
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