Get Into Gear Webinar at Blenducation
Blenducation is coming back with a bang, offering “Get Into Gear Webinar,” a series of live classes with some of the top Blender 2.5 users, introducing Blender users to the new changes of 2.5 and how to adjust to these changes. Starting December 12 to the 13, 2009, the class instructors include: Dipingo, ZanQdo, Micheal Foxx, Cessen, LohnS, Blengine, Sebastian, and Ideasman. Cost for both classes together is $29.95 USD.
nice:D
Maybe I’m a cynic but I wonder are they aware that there are an enormous number of links to a particular website (443) hiding in java script on their site.
could Michael Foxx be mfoxdogg (hope that’s the right spelling) by any chance?
i know who Cessen is though :-D
it’s a really cool idea :-D
It seems that the “index.php” was hijacked by a low level hack and if you had Java disabled you could see all those links you talked about. It seems to be a pretty harmless hack and should be all cleaned out now.
Thanks Flynnstone.
Seems some people are, well, (keep it clean Dipingo!) just mean. :)
Anyway, this class sign up is using a 3rd party event host to handle the sign ups, so no worries about security, honest!
And if you have any issues with this class we will give you a refund.
Fair enough, I’d come across it a few weeks ago and had meant to send an email but got distracted before I got around to it.
MeshWeaver,
Yes mfoxxdogg is Michael Foxx.
He will be on in the evening for us here in the states because he is down in Australia, it will be a long day for me. Remember that one ticket gets you access for as many of the sessions you can attend. We are trying to get up some funding for the artists featured and the Durain project so sign up. 100% money back if you are not happy (as is the case with any of our paid classes).
I am planning on signing up but I have a quick question: I won’t be around all weekend, so will it be possible for me to watch the classes I miss out on afterwards?
We will be trying to record all of these classes and those that sign up will have full access to all the recording we make.
In the past it has worked out well though not always. We depend on 3rd party recordings some times.
OK thanks dipingo, signed up!