DixonBaxi have got some of their 2007 work together.

A little trick I just discovered for bulk processing the preloading of components beyond frame 1 in your AS2 files, gSkinner has a neat little JSFL file that will run through your library and switch off the export to frame 1 and drop them on the timeline in the keyframe you select.

This time they've taken almost 300 of the most influential and successful websites and pinned them down to the greater Tokyo-area train map.

5 days on the web The Designer's Monarchy has changed domains and name to reformrevolution.com.

Jakob Nylund, at North Kingdom just launched his new portfolio site.

A reskinnable quiz component I developed for Bravo TV in the US has just gone live, check it out here.

Been using this site quite a bit the last couple of days. It lists vector copies of various brands and logos from around the world... hence the name!

A 7" linux os laptop for £200...?

The guys over at North Kingdom do it in style, winning both the FWA's Site of the Year and People's Choice Awards for Get the Glass!

As I find myself doing more freelance work, it's helpful to get a bit of advice on dealing with projects, clients and professional procedures. A couple of sites I find myself to returning to are Freelance Switch and Behance.

I came across this about a month ago, unfortunately for me it was the 2007 session so I was about 11 months too late! But Saloman have just launched the 2008 Session of the Salomon Snowboards Artwork Contest.

Paddy from work's been asked to give a talk at the next London Flash group meeting, subject of choice - PureMVC. Now, Paddy's been going on about this framework for a while now so should be good to hear his wise words. Register for the talk here.

This afternoon I ran into an issue where I was required to work out the most common answer submitted by the user, similar to the kind of what kind of person are you, if you answer mainly As you are... mainly Bs etc, here's the way to work out such scenarios in AS2.

// Submitted Answers
var answers:Array = [1,2,1,2,3,3,3];

// Possible Answers
var options:Array = [
  {val:1, count:0},
  {val:2, count:0},
  {val:3, count:0}
];

for (var i:Number = 0; i<answers.length; i++) {
  for (var j:Number = 0; j<options.length; j++) {
    if (answers[i] == options[j].val) {
      options[j].count += 1;
    }
  }
}

options.sortOn("count");

// Returns 3, the most common answer in the array
trace(options[(options.length-1)].val);

AS2 and AS3 Tween class from Caurina.

Just added some new work to the portfolio... peek

Available through iStock and suppliers of fine photography, preview at his flickr account.