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TANGO ARGENTINO - Tangobar Dances Gotan Project http://www.salsafever.pl http://www.mamboon2time.pl http://www.on2.pl

The group performs Barrunto at the 2008 Boston Salsa Congress. Ensalada De Pulpo led by Gilberto Pulpo Colón Jr. Lead vocals by Hector Papote Jimenez. More info at: www.PulpoMusic.com

Ari & Partner, Kathleen & Andy, and Ike & Griselle showing how it's done when the night is coming to an end. Great dancers! Enjoy!http://www.saocotipico.com

Just as authoring software for Web page authoring is free, so should video encoding, said Philippe Le Hegaret, Architect Domain Leader at the World Wide Web Consortium (W3) headed by Tim Berners-Lee. Video encoding, the essential process in which video is compressed and converted for the Web, is a patented process controlled by Adobe, Microsoft, ON2 and others. These companies and industry associations license software called codecs, to be used in various formats including Flash, H.264, WMV and Silverlight. The W3C advocates a revolutionary idea: the availability a royalty-free encoding technology so anyone can create video without having to pay.An open-source, free codec called Theora, is about to get wide visibility with its emergence on the latest versions of the Mozilla and Opera browsers, where it is in very early Alpha. PC Week reported on this earlier this week. Theora is an early version of an On2 codec which was released by the company for the open source community. It has been developed by Xiph. Philippe is not sure that Theora is the answer to royalty-free encoding as there are complex patent law issues, but it's an important development, he says. In a glimpse of likely patent battles ahead, just this week, Nokia raised objections to W3C's approach to free codecs. Phillipe was in New York today where he was a speaker at the Web Video Summit. He was on a panel about video search moderated by the Silicon Alley Insider himself Henry Blodget. Other panelists were Blinkx CEO Suranga Chandratillake and Thomas Wilde, CEO of EveryZing.Tomorrow at Cisco's San Jose headquarters, he will co-chair an international panel on the future of Web video with a video conference hook-up with colleagues in Cisco's Brussels office. Who needs to sit in some fancy video conference room, when you can watch Philippe right here on the purple channel. Delighted to share this with you.Next installment of the interview, Philippe talks about the future of video on the "semantic Web" and the organization of metadata. -- Andy PlesserPosted on Beet.TV on Tuesday, December 11, 2007http://www.beet.tv/2007/12/revolution-vide.html

Adobe's announcement today that it will encode video, not just to the Web video "standard" of Flash, but will also provide encoding to the conventional broadcast standard of H.264, means that video created by small and large content developers will look great on many devices, notably on television sets. Here's a report on this by Liz Gannes over at NewTeeVee. Here's the take by Adobe "evangelist" Ryan Stewart.Last week, On2 Technologies, a company that provides video encoding, announced it would provide encoding for H.264. CEO Bill Joll visited with us last week to explain the importance of encoding to H.264 and the plans for his company to make this part of its encoding software and by embedding chips in set top boxes and mobile devices with the new codec.Update: Later in the morning, On2 announced that its encoding software will support Adobe's new H.264 platform.-- Andy PlesserPosted on Beet.TV on Tuesday, August 21, 2007http://www.beet.tv/2007/08/high-quality-vi.html

SalsaCrazy Presents: The Salsa Dance Cruise To The Caribbean! From May 6-13, 2006, Join us as we take our salsa dance steps to the eastern Caribbean and dance in paradise. This salsa cruise is going to be hot, saucy, and strictly fun! For 7 days and 7 nights, you will be salsa dancing in the most beautiful places in the world. Aboard the most luxurious salsa cruise ship ever, your salsa dance steps will be filled with excitement and joy!