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With today's jump to version 6.0, Google Maps for Android is taking its powers indoors. Read this blog post by Jaymar Cabebe on The Download Blog. Via Duz_Machines
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We're seeing more and more recruiters use the web as a place to search for talent and conduct employment background searches. Via Barb Jemmott
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A first look at an audacious new product from BERG which aims to reinvent personalized publishing, with printed news from Foursquare, Facebook, and The Guardian.
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How does TagMyDoc work?
Often, we know the recipients of the document we wish to send. However, do you know how many people could be interested in your document? It's like having your own portfolio of your favorite documents.
TagMyDoc reinvents the sharing of documents in 3 easy steps:
Choose your document. Via Anise Smith
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Weekday or Weekend? Midday or afternoon? Argyle Social's infographic on the art of good social timimg . . .
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Radiators are commonly used to heat the environment around. In other words, Radiators are used to exchange the heat from one medium to another by using the thermal power.
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Google+ was never supposed to simply be a competitor to Facebook? What if Google wasn't bringing the fight to Palo Alto, swords drawn and ready to take them on. No no, Google's vision was much, much bigger than that, and it comes down to one thing. Google+ was never created to directly compete for people's time on the internet. A simple, ad free system, Google+ was launched to compete for users' personal data. Becoming the primary platform for social networking would simply be a bonus. Via The New Company, ABroaderView
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As a business owner, do I really have time to blog? I’m a business owner too, and I realize that we are already pressed to our limits for time. We are responsible for everything, including finding new business, working with our existing customers, interfacing with suppliers, running our books, and infinitely more.
Attempting to convince a business owner that we should add yet another task can understandably seem like a herculean endeavor. For anything that is going to take more time, the rewards must be tangible and immediate. As many of us cannot clearly identify what the rewards are that can be reaped by blogging, it is not placed high on the list of priorities. It should be... Via Martin Gysler
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Typography is one of the most difficult things to sort out when designing, especially because with the amount of typefaces a designer can use, it's almost impossible to choose the best one without spe...
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Kiki Ceramics is a small company producing functional and semi-functional ceramics.
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Rug360° is an advanced visualisation company, bringing our clients’ work – whether it’s an early concept or a completed development – to rich and engaging life on the computer screen. Services range from the creation of photo-realistic images right through to interactive, cinematic experiences with our unique Rug360° Player.
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ALL MUSIC ENTIRELY COMPOSED AND PERFORMED ON IPAD iTunes link: http://tinyurl.com/6fq6vab YouTube's very FIRST Digital Orchestra of 24 iPads, all performing ...
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Can you tell just watching this evolution when Steve was at Apple and when he wasn't.... ;-) Via axelletess
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Typography is the art and techniques of arranging type, type design, and modifying type glyphs. Display typography is a potent element in graphic design, where, Daily Resource for Web Designers and Developers. Via Spyros Thalassinos
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Building on the Social Web
A few months ago, I embarked in a project which has become more and more engaging and exciting as the weeks progress. With my partner Erik Lumer, we have been working hard in the development and distribution of a product called CircleMe, which Saul quickly spotted on his radar just less than a month from our public release, on October 4th, 2011. Our vision with CircleMe is to create an online environment where users can take advantage of technology and the social web to enjoy more their passions and interests in life (i.e., their “likes”).
Social Graph Power
The way we want to achieve this is by asking users to “connect” to the things and topics they love, and then CircleMe will leverage clever algorithms along with the power of the social graph to surface relevant content and new items tailored to each user. To get there, we need to move gradually. The first step has been to create an engaging environment where users can easily express all their ‘likes’ and discover (in a serendipic way) new things of potential interest. Then, as activity increases, we will have enough data to reach the goal to surface relevant content in a timely fashion for any interested user... Via Martin Gysler
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Facebook will be subject to twenty years of privacy audits, per a settlement with the Federal Trade Commission. Via Jose H. Flores
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In 2011 social media marketing continued to make its impact. Google+ was launched (with an investment of over $500 million in development costs), Twitter became embedded in the new Apple iPhone 4s and Blogging didn't die. Via maxOz
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A practical guide for teaching-people (teachers, professors, educators, instructors...) on HowTo teach (coach) learners on a... Via Gust MEES
Gust MEES's comment,
October 2, 2011 12:42 PM
Hi Juan,
Thanks for sharing, much appreciated. Have a nice Sunday, Gust
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New research suggests that drinking four or more cups of coffee a day can cut a woman's risk of endometrial cancer by up to 25%.
A study released today in Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers & Prevention journal reviewed the data from over 67,000 women who participated in the Nurses’ Study beginning in 1980. In reviewing the data, researchers determined that women who consumed four or more cups of coffee a day had a 25% lower incidence of endometrial cancer than women who consumed one or less cups of coffee a day.
Via maxOz
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We are living in a new age of austerity. Environmentalism is no longer just a crunchy cause, but also a corporate mandate. Simple is good.
As exhibit A, check out Hewlett Packard's new computers released yesterday. In fact, it's practically impossible not to check them out: HP has coughed up a number of machines at the same time, and they're filling the homepages of many a gadget site... Via Martin Gysler
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“I’m a Mechanical Engineer, based in Iceland.
Via Tiaan Jonker
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Dedicated to bring you selected news about events, shows, festivals, performances, workshops, performing and other artists, as well as other related and inspiring content, mainly around the Performing...
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Living in the metropolitan area of New York, Long Islanders have become used to having fine stores available for their shopping fancy. The economy has hit hard (last chance to check out this sale!
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