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Light Strokes and Streaks
Mattrunks on 3D Stroke, plus some alternatives
By Rich Young | July 20, 2011
In a new training video in English and French, Colored Light Paths with 3D Stroke, Mattias Peresini (aka Mattrunks) shows the basics of Trapcode 3D Stroke. There were been a number of similar tutorials in days of iPod and graffiti yore, but they're harder to find now that the effect is not as popular.
Tutorials by Brad Chmielewski (Animated Cartoon Arrows) and Nick Campbell (How to make 3D Text and use 3D Stroke in After Effects) are still easy to find though. And Andrew Kramer has several alternatives: 3D Stroke Effect using CC Particle World, Light Streaks and the improved Light Streaks 2 using Trapcode's Particular, and of course some light flares. Here's one:
Here's a preview render for new tutorial by Mattrunks, which was translated by Dominic Pons:
Update: In addition, check out the free new preset by Victoria Nece in Get the look of Trapcode's 3D Stroke with no plugins!
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Moji: | July, 31, 2011
hi I am new in this site. and what an amazing video!
I like it. how we can get tutorials for this kind of works? (actually I mean exactly these videos!)
Rich Young: | July, 31, 2011
All the links are to tutorials to make these kinds of graphics.
Some require Trapcode or other 3rd party filters; others do not.


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Marian Marie (Mahlke) Lubinski was called through heavens garden gates in the early morning hours on October 23, at Winona Health.
She was born to Helen Marie (Keller) and Fred F. Mahlke on July 25, 1929, in Winona, Minn.
She married her sailor, Roman R. Lubinski on June 5, 1954, in Winona. They celebrated 59 years together, sailing their ship.
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Marian supported her husbands Navy career of 25 years, moving the family from port to port and being Romans first mate. She is survived by her devoted husband and her five loving children, each one born in a different port: Lisa (Michael) Torfin, born in San Diego, Calif., residing in Victoria, Minn., Lee Lubinski, born in Great Lakes, Ill., residing in Winona, Shayna (Joseph) Dais born in Waukegan, Ill., residing in Winona, Ondrej (Tami) Lubinski, born in Anehiem, Calif., residing in Winona and Fritz (Solvieg) Lubinski, born in Hancock, Mich., residing in Rochester, Minn. She was also blessed with 14 grandchildren: Audumn, Lindzee, Brittany, Reona, Jeffery, Jenna, Rachael, Jessica, Damon, Matthew, Andrew, Austin, Mallory, Michael, and ten great-grandchildren: Hayden, Harley, Lillian, Kenley, Easton, Hudson, Easton, Lucas, Zachary and Katie. Marian is further survived by brothers Fred (Janice) Mahlke Jr., La Cresent, Minn., and Gary (Jeanne) Mahlke, Round Rock, Tex.
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As you may suspect, personal umbrella insurance sits on top over your auto and homeowner insurance policies, protecting you. For example:
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Freescale Calls Up Second Generation Internet Tablets
Freescale drums at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. Just as smart, but a bigger display than the Smartphone and costing less than $200 is what the next Internet Generation of 12 to 25-year-olds wants. At least the chipmaker has a fitting idea for it.
A 7" touchscreen, an i.MX515 applications processor and a battery that lasts all day long, that's what Freescale will announce as its reference tablet at the CES that runs from January 7-10, 2010. The smartbook tablet should run Android and other Linux flavors, and its price shouldn't exceed $200. Optional is a stand with keyboard, which qualifies the tablet as a minicomputer. It should show its differentiation from other tablets as they compare to netbooks -- considering that multimedia power and connectivity are nothing new withal.
Freescale claims that it will present with its smartbook tablet the first platform that originated with its own Smart Application Blueprint for Rapid Engineering (SABRE). Starting in February 2010 it should provide manufacturers a template for producing their own inhouse tablets with Freescale issuing block diagrams, schematics, parts lists and Linux board support package. The Texan company founded in 2004 calls the tablet a smartbook, an idea inherited from Qualcomm. The device looks like an ebook reader, weighs less than 9 pounds, and has 512 MBytes working memory, between 4 and 64 GBytes micro-SD card memory and a 3-Mpixel webcam. USB 2.0 and a mini-USB are available for loading files. An option for a SIM card is also foreseen and networking is wireless 802.11b/g/n, Bluetooth 2.1 and GPS. Operating systems include Ubuntu, Android and Millos mobile Linux from ThunderSoft, according to the two-page brochure.
Glen Burchers, who Freescale calls its foremost mobile expert, was convinced in his blog entry the end of December 2009 that the time was ripe for tablets (unlike the end of the 1990s when Apple put out its first tablet, Newton, that was less than successful). He describes tablets as powerful mobile devices with bigger displays than smartphones. Its target group is 12 to 25-year-old Internet users, as determined from unspecified recent research by Burchers's employer Freescale. The critical component of success over failure for the smartbook tablet he identifies as the Internet. Why his most convincing arguments shouldn't also apply to netbooks, or why "this time the tablet will finally succeed" may end up as history repeating itself, weren't questions he could easily answer.
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Truly a Cajun and Creole history lesson. Listen to music, taste baked goods and learn from craftsmen about long ago arts.
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Located inside the Longfellow-Evangeline State Park, the Longfellow-Evangeline State Historic Site is a must-see for everyone. Take a tour around the grand Oak Mansion within the place to know more about the lifestyle of the rich and famous in the past. To know more, check the website.
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A 19th-century opera house that has been restored to its original beauty. It is filled with antiques, art, gifts, and hosts special events.
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Homeless Demonstrate at Gates Foundation to Seek Aid
Dozens of activists and homeless people are staging a nightly "sleep-in" outside the Seattle offices of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, seeking a grant to re-open shelters shuttered due to a loss of federal aid, the Seattle Post-Intelligencer reports.
Officials and clients of Seattle Housing and Resource Effort and Women's Housing, Equality, and Enhancement League, known as Share/Wheel, are seeking $30,000 to re-open, and to draw the world's largest philanthropy's attention to homelessness in its hometown.
"We understand, they want to fund something that sounds prettier," said Monty Smith, a member of Share/Wheel's board. "But having shelter is a human right."
The group has also appealed to Warren Buffett, who has donated much of his fortune to the Gates fund, and to the United Way of King County, in Seattle.
Share/Wheel closed 15 shelters Monday after the Federal Emergency Management Agency grant that paid for its operations ran out, public radio station NWCN says.
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Hi Tamara,
If you get the time can you please have a quick look at my chart and tell me when you think I ovulated? I overode the FF program as they put CD 22 and I thought it was CD 20 for every symptom except temp and because I've never O'd as late as CD 22, normally O'ing around CD 18.
One more thing, I've had sore boobs from DPO 5. Could that be an early sign of preg or is it way too early?
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Shellie, I wish I had some advice for you. For me, some months it is easy to detect. I have a temp dip the day I O, and a temp spike the day after O. But other months (like this month for me...I have a very gradual temp rise. I'm sure that doesn't help, but wanted to let you know that you are not alone in your confusion. Take a look at my chart and you will see what I mean. FF says I O'd on CD 14 but I'm convinced I O'd on CD15 because of all the other signs...CM, CP, and a amazing increase in sex drive!
FWIW though, by looking at your chart, I would say that you definitely O'd on CD 13! But the trick to an O+12 is to figure out when you CM has shifted. When did your notice you CM shift? Was it the next morning on CD 14?
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In what pension critics hailed as a breakthrough for the public, Marin County will become the first in the state to include information about pension liability in tax mailings.
Although county officials contended last spring it would be all but impossible and confusing as well, liability detail will be included with tax bills — along with an explanation of what has been done to pay down the debt.
The additional financial detail will be included on an informational sheet that accompanies tax bills and outlines a variety of matters including bill due dates, credit card payments, parcel tax exemptions and earthquake retrofit resources. The new fiscal detail will include the annual county budget operating expense and revenue requirements, pension obligation bond debt, pension liability and retiree health care liability.
In addition, the total of all "retiree-related debt" will be listed, or about $864 million for the Civic Center as of last year — assuming an investment return of 7.5 percent. If investments earn just 5.5 percent, the debt could top $2 billion.
"This is a big day for Marin County," said Jody Morales, head of Citizens for Sustainable Pension Plans, which mounted a vigorous public campaign to include liability information with tax bills, and lobbied officials for months after initially getting the cold shoulder.
Morales credited County Administrator Matthew Hymel and Finance Director Roy Given for "pursuing transparency in government" and crafting a compromise that worked. Given in particular was "in the vanguard" of the public's right to know, she said.
And former supervisor Denis Rice called it an unique "breakthrough," saying Marin taxpayers will get "information that no other county is getting."
Rice's efforts to reform the county pension program in 1980 saved taxpayers an estimated $2 million annually since then, even though officials dropped a key funding initiative after he left office.
Rice, noting he was quoting a favorite expression of the late supervisor Peter Behr, said that "information is the oxygen of democracy." He added that Behr "would be proud of what happened here today, and all Marin should be proud."
A half dozen people, many of them members of the pension watchdog group, rose to laud the move.
It was a far cry from the blistering criticism issued by some of the same speakers earlier this year when Given and other officials cited a lack of space and said providing more detail might confuse residents. Supervisors at the time made no comment following pleas from a parade of citizens, citing rules that bar action on issues not on the agenda, but board president Judy Arnold directed top staff to determine what could be done in addition to listing information on the county website.
The pension group pressed its effort to get Marin to adopt an innovative program in Cook County, Ill., where budget, spending and pension liability information is listed for each taxing agency seeking payment. Finance chief Given, who initially contended there was no space on the tax bill for the kind of information Cook County provided — and saying more fiscal information might confuse taxpayers — changed his mind after a series of meetings with critics. A compromise was developed adding liability detail to the informational sheet.
Given said he will invite other Marin taxing agencies to provide him with liability information so it can be listed on the county website.
Supervisors ignored a proposal by Rice to approve a resolution urging the practice of including liability information in tax mailings be employed for all other taxing agencies in the county — and extended to all agencies in the state as well.
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Having ones own home whether it is an apartment, a furnished room, or a house is the cornerstone of independence for people. When a person has a decent, safe and affordable home, he or she has the opportunity to become part of the community. With stable permanent housing, people with mental illness are able to achieve other important life goals and, therefore, recovery.
Lack of safe and affordable housing is one of the most significant barriers to recovery for people living with mental illness; a safe place to live is essential to recovery. Without options to meet this basic need, too many cycle in and out of homelessness, jails, shelters and emergency departmentsor remain institutionalized. Nearly one million adults with mental illness have been homeless. With average disability incomes of just 18 percent of the median income, most cannot afford decent housing.
An array of housing options, a continuum, is critical to providing people living with mental illness the stability they need to achieve recovery outcomes, therefore reducing the utilization of shelters, hospitalizations and involvement with the criminal justice system.
Supervised Group Housing
This type of housing provides the most care for its residents. Residents generally share a room with at least one other person. These facilities need to be licensed by the state. The license must be posted in the facility for the public to view. The license requires that the facility provide safe and clean conditions in which to live. Residents have their own bed, dresser and closet space. Bathrooms and common areas are shared. Some supports supervised group housing can provide are:
Partially Supervised Group Housing
This type of housing provides support for its residents, but staff is not there 24 hours a day. Residents can be left alone for several hours and are able to call for help if needed. Generally, residents share a room with at least one other person.
Supportive Housing
This type of housing provides the least amount of assistance. Residents are left alone for large amounts of time. However, there is usually someone they can call for assistance. Some houses will have residents sharing a room; others will not. (e.g., group homes with no on-site 24 hour care).
Rental Housing
Subsidized or Independent funds (e.g., private market, public and non-profit housing).
This type of housing is for someone who is completely independent. Tenants are able to care for all their basic needs. Representative payees and caseworkers can still be a vital part of the tenant's life.
Home Ownership
Owner is able to live completely independent. The owner has all the responsibilities of day to day living and then all of the responsibilities of caring for and maintaining the home.
Learn more about the importance of housing options for people living with mental illness, visit Recovery Within Reach.
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Breakfast Topic: How do you feel about the new LFG system? {WoW}
Oct 29th 2009 10:28AM This has been my concern over the new system since it was announced.
PUGs are a fairly effective tool to recruit new members and add to you friends list. That's how I got involved with my guild anyway. With the new tool, you aren't going to bump into the people in your group in Dalaran, because they are on a different realm.
Back in vanilla, there were some rather intense guild rivalries that developed on my realm due to all of the skirmishing in TM/Southshore, and running into the same people all the time in realm specific battle grounds. The move to battle groups certainly decreased queue times, but they essentially killed that social aspect of the game.
I'm really afraid that 5mans are going to become just like BGs, instanced minigames that you do in between raids.
A discussion in defense of new race/class combinations {WoW}
Aug 18th 2009 2:34PM I'm in the same boat as you. My main server is at the character limit with all 10 leveled up above 60, which is above my "delete and reroll" threshold.
I'm hopeful that concurrent with the expansion of the race/class combinations, Blizzard will allow within faction race changes. I'd like to switch to switch my priest and paladin to Tauren, but those two toons being 80 and raid geared, I'm really not thrilled that my only option would be to delete them and reroll them up to 85.
Felicia Day unleashes geeky pop single {WoW}
Aug 17th 2009 8:07PM Who made you the arbiter of "geek cred?" A girl has got to eat and pay Blizzard those subscription fees somehow. Kudos to her if she can do so acting in commercials for Sears.
Felicia Day unleashes geeky pop single {WoW}
Aug 17th 2009 3:23PM There is a lot of auto-tune, but I take it as a parody of it's heavy use in modern pop and dance music.
Check out Dr. Horrible's Sing-a-Long Blog for an example of Felicia's singing without the auto-tune enhancements. It's not used heavily in this song/video because she needs it.
TurpsterVision: Jousting for Dummies {WoW}
Jul 30th 2009 4:44PM Yes, jousting is fast easy gold and seals, but that doesn't mean that it is fun.
Gearing up a fresh 80 alt and maintaining my main I was trying to do the dailies everyday, however, I have burned myself out on them after getting my tanking axe on my pally. They just aren't any fun. I haven't looked at the new dailies yet to see if I'm going to finish up the Crusader title for the other dailies. All signs point to no right now.
The tournament sucks.
Ghostcrawler on class representation and balance {WoW}
Jul 20th 2009 10:12PM That priest statement caught my eye if only because my main is a shadow priest.
I feel like I want to be a shadow priest, however, to be quite frank, I feel like the shadow priest sucks lately. That makes me not want to play the game, so I don't sign up for raids and I've cancelled my sub. I play a priest to be a shadow priest not to heal. I'll come back if they fix priest dps.
The other shadow priests I know have all gone disc to try something new since they already knew that they didn't like holy. That's why there's so many at the moment in my opinion.
Officers' Quarters: Surviving summer {WoW}
Jun 8th 2009 3:48PM My raid is currently in week 3 of our 25-man raiding hiatus after losing our tanks and several key DPS to a combination of RL, burn-out, and unmet expectations with the launch of Ulduar. 10-mans have been nigh impossible to fill since so few are logged on with out anything on the schedule.
I plan on spending my summer leveling my alts that have gone unplayed since LK launched (yay BoA items!), raiding 10 mans very casually on said alts, and trying to cheese my way into someone's 25s with my main as a PUG (people are looking for spriests, right?). Hopefully people will come back motivated when the mercury starts to drop again.
There's and ebb and flow to the raid game, we went through the same thing in BC in SSC/TK and came back to finish MH/BT, though Sunwell remained out of reach. With the current philosophy that Blizz has regarding their raids and accessability I exepect we will get to see all of it, we'll just fall behind the curve a bit.
The Queue: Alice's Restaurant {WoW}
Apr 30th 2009 2:41PM Take a second look, it's in there. I've been dreading Children's Week solely because of this achievement. It realy does encourage behavior in the battlegrounds that is counter productive to the overall team goal, in favor of individual achievement.
Blizz says, "Yes, there is and I in 'teIam.' "
Ulduar vehicles will scale with gear {WoW}
Feb 18th 2009 3:01PM Hopefully this will end up being a Chess 2.0 encounter in terms of difficulty.
Let's stop pretending that vehicle fights are a new mechanic introduced in WotLK, they aren't. MC fights have been around since Razorgore in BWL. We have Razuvious in Naxx, Chess in Kara, and Teron Gorefiend in BT. Sure you aren't driving a tank or motorcycle, you are controlling a mob with an action bar with a reduced number of abilities which are all needed for a portion or the entirety of the fight. That description sounds and awful lot like vehicle combat to me.
I hate MC fights. I raid as a shadow priest so that means I have the pleasure of MCing Razuvious every week. I can't wait to be done with Naxx so I never have to do that again. I always petition the raid to start in that wing instead of spider just so we can get that fight out of the way. I don't mind the MCs required on Faerlina since they are a small portion of the fight.
Every single MC encounter or quest has felt clunky with the default UI nevermind custom UIs which are a mess. The first couple of attempts at them are usually disasterous since people haven't played with the MC bar and need some time to get used to it. Without any means to practice using the vehicles outside of the encounter, learning is expensive in terms of repair bills and consumables costs. Aces High was an exception to this and a nice addition. While not exactly a 100% replication of the fight solo, a group of 5 could do the quest and pretty accurately replicate Maly P3 with 4 DPS/1 Heal. I would hope that similar quests are implemented in 3.1 that allow use of the exact vehicles in the Ulduar fight.
I'll wait and see how it plays out before passing judgement, but I'm certainly not at all enthused to see that Ulduar will start with a vehicle fight, the same way that many of you are. It's required to do the rest of the raid so I'll slog through it regardless of whether or not I have fun doing it. Just like I do 2x a week with Raz and Maly.
A plea against vehicle combat {WoW}
Feb 18th 2009 12:36AM Mark me down in the disappointed column.
As a shadow priest that's been MC'ing Razuvious for all of T7, I am sick of MC/vehicle bosses and quests. At least a quest is a one time deal, but MC fights really aren't all that interesting the 10th time that you do them.
It has gotten to where I can't wait to get out of Naxx so I never have to do Raz again. To hear that the first fight required for Uld will be an MC fight is a bit of a downer for me personally. Hopefully it will be an easy fight and we can quickly get past it and moving on to the real bosses. Easy as in Chess 2.0 easy.


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Lynyrd Cohen – Leonard Vs Skynyrd
Robbie Fulks, the outstanding Chicago alt-country singer-songwriter1 perhaps best known for "Fuck This Town," his nuanced musical assessment of the country music industry represented by Nashville, somehow decided to put together the "Leonard Cohen Vs Lynyrd Skynyrd"2 show, which he performed at The Hideout in Chicago on February 6, 2012. A video of one number, "The Ballad Of Leonard Cohen," has just appeared in YouTube (2 viewings at time of this posting).
Mr Fulks himself offers this description of the show:
Lynyrd Cohen, a/k/a Leonard vs Skynyrd, as two 1970s icons duke it out via my quintet's sensitive musical channeling. The kind of clever club programming that bored, frozen Chicagoans thrive on.
Now, the content of any imaginable alt-country music program called "Leonard Cohen Vs Lynyrd Skynyrd" is, by definition, sufficiently outré, arcane, and downright inexplicable to limit its appeal to a tiny elite of fans.
Incredibly enough, it turns out that the group of folks who would be into something labeled "The Lynyrd Cohen Show" have a 0.91 demographic correlation with Heck Of A Guy readers.3
Consequently, Heck Of A Guy is happy to have booked the off-YouTube internet video premiere of …
Robbie Fulks – Ballad of Leonard Cohen
The video will automatically start at the point the song itself commences. Aficionados of stage banter may wish to adjust their dials back to the beginning of the video to hear Mr Fulks introduce the show.
- According to Peter Applebome of the New York Times, "Mr. Fulks is more than a songwriter. He's a gifted guitarist who has taught for years at the Old Town School of Folk Music in Chicago, he's a soulful singer with an expressive honky-tonk tenor, and he's a natural performer. It rings true when he says he's only truly comfortable when he's onstage or when he's totally alone. But what really sets him apart is his songwriting, which is one part artful country, one part artful sendup of country and one part a little of everything else." [↩]
- Sometimes referenced as "Lynyrd Skynyrd vs. Leonard Cohen" [↩]
- If Robbie Fulks had gone ménage à trois on us and added Leonard Bernstein to the program, the correlation would have been 0.96. Adding Lenny Kravitz instead of Leonard Bernstein would have pushed it to 0.975, but no one, with the possible exception of his mother, calls Mr Kravitz "Leonard." [↩]


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Jefferson City, Mo. – Attorney General Chris Koster and 44 other state Attorneys General today called for information about backpage.com's claimed attempts to remove advertising for sex trafficking, specifically ads that could involve minors.
Attorneys General nationally have identified more than 50 recent cases involving adults accused of advertising or soliciting minors on backpage.com. Koster said his office continues to see backpage.com postings in Missouri that advertise illegal services, including prostitution.
"Prostitution is not a victimless crime, and children are often the targets," Koster said. "We want to continue working with backpage.com to address the ways they are going to make their site safer for children and other victims."
In 2008, 42 Attorneys General pressured craigslist to crack down on listings for prostitution, in an effort to reduce crimes like human trafficking. Craigslist ultimately removed its "erotic services" section altogether in May 2009. In September, 2009, 21 attorneys general wrote backpage.com to request that the adult services section be closed.


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I wanted to go to college because I have always been obsessed with learning. I couldn't wait to continue to grow intellectually and personally. My parents are strong supporters of education, and gave me the inspiration I needed to reach high and the courage I needed to move to Boston.
My favorite part about college, by far, was surrounding myself with people I know will be with me the rest of my life. My university nurtured a strong sense of community and an incredible sense of belonging. Freshmen year, I loved sitting in the dining hall until the wee hours of the night, whether we were doing homework, debating personal philosophies, or gossiping about boys (okay, that was most of the time).
For me, the scariest thing about college was the immediacy of important decisions--which major to choose? Which job to pick? Where am I going to move after I graduate? It seemed that time was running out to nail down a "career." I couldn't settle on a path; I was consumed by an anxiety to decide. I eventually chose to study what I loved, and am happy for it. These decisions can seem a daunting hurdle, but easing into them became one of the most rewarding aspects of a postsecondary education.
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I wanted to become an ACAC Guide because I cannot imagine how my life would differ had I not chosen to go to college-- and I realize I am very privileged in being able to make this choice. However, access to a postsecondary education should not be a privilege, but a right. I believe, perhaps a little too fervently, that accessibility to continued education can better an individual and their community in a profound way. I am excited to help make this choice an easier one for students while examining the specific challenges that face Alaskan students.


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Lead generation and showcasing yourself as a thought leader just got a bit easier thanks to changes to LinkedIn's Groups Search feature.
LinkedIn has beefed up the Groups Search capabilities to include highlights of your contacts and extended connections associated with your Search query.
This means that it's easier for you to:
Find the Right Group, the Right People – The new Group search helps you search across all the groups on LinkedIn and find the right group for you.
It helps with one of the big challenges faced in social media – namely how to find your people, your targeted audiences, your best communities.
Here's how to do your Search on LinkedIn:
- Go to the Search box and use the left drop-down to highlight Groups
- Type in your keywords, like "social media financial services", and Search
- Click on the name of the first group that comes up – it will tell you what the Group is about and who of your contacts and extended network is a member of that particular Group.
- Keep going down the list and analyze what you find.
By finding people who have things in common with you, who are interested in what you put into the Group Search box, you can learn something about your target audience. This is helpful for lead generation.
- Tip: Look for patterns – this may help you understand what specific groups, or segments of your contacts, are focused on, motivated by, and concerned about. By knowing what interests them, and matching what you offer, you can improve the quality of the leads you generate from LinkedIn.
See who's talking about things you care about – Again, use LinkedIn's Search box and this time select Updates in the drop down menu. Type in your keywords and you will find pertinent posts and updates. For example, if you type in "technical trading", you'll get over a thousand entries which reference your keywords.
You can further hone your search by using modifiers in the left hand column – these allow you to adjust your search results based on time frame, network, location, company or organization, industry, seniority (owner, manager, entry, CXO) and more.
With this information, you are in a better position to know what content to share with specific audiences – which means more effective thought leadership.
- Tip: Your content, your insights, your engagement can be top notch, but if done in a community that doesn't match with your business objectives, then it just could be a waste of your time and effort. Make sure what you write and share is targeted to your target audience(s).
Conclusion – Once you've done this research, you can use your insights to improve your lead generation activities on LinkedIn and can better showcase your thought leadership to relevant audiences.
For more information and resources, check out what LinkedIn says about this new feature, or review other posts on lead generation and thought leadership.


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Google GPS
Sunday, January 15, 2012 0:30Key Pieces Of Google GPS
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Google GPS – Choosing the right destination for your next trip away is not an activity that should be rushed into. There are various tools now available that can make the task simpler, for example Google GPS maps or Google maps offer a treasure trove of valuable information.
With Google GPS maps it would be far easier to plot a route to some of the most attractive locations. Not only would it be easier to navigate to the destination, you would also have access to information that highlights where important facilities and services are located, such as ATM machines, camp grounds, restaurants, and tourist attractions.
To guarantee better weather, it may be worth considering a trip to the European mainland. The south of France, Italy, Spain, and Portugal are all well-known for their balmy weather. With Google GPS maps it is possible to plan a trip that encompasses a number of attractive European destinations.
For an altogether different experience of google gps, there is the option of spending time exploring Eastern Europe. Countries such as Slovenia, Croatia, and Hungary are not so established, yet they offer the potential for a low-cost holiday in an environment which is underdeveloped and attractive.
Use Google Earth and Google GPS To Find Your Destination
Google Earth is a google gps maps to the rescue! when open Google Earth we can quickly found the location. Then, we can placemarked the location. ( Add > Placemark ) Once the placemark pin was inserted, right clicked on the pin, went to Properties, and read off and wrote down the latitude and longitude.
The next step was to create a waypoint in my google gps earth by manually putting the latitude and longitude into the GPS.
When we arrived at the destination, a bit over 200 miles away, we can drove up to the camping spot and stopped before backing the trailer into the spot they had prepared for us.
The combination of Google Earth and Google gps maps can be a provide a simple, yet very high-tech, way to find practically any spot on the face of the earth. Here are some things for which it may prove useful:
- Find campground or RV park
- Locate destination for a load of goods to be delivered
- Find a business which you need to visit
- Locate a relative's home
- Find the location of a hall or hotel where you will be making a presentation.
Both Google Earth and google gps are amazingly accurate. In the situations described above, the major inaccuracy will be introduced by your setting of the Placemark. Accuracy of the google gps itself will probably be within a very few tens of feet. For download free Google Eart klik here.
Its available for use in PC, Laptop or Handphone. If you want GPS in stay alone, maybe you can buy the profesional GPS Navigation such as Garmin or Tomtom! Here if you want to but the Garmin GPS
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I had a GPS app on my ZTE tablet. It was ABSOLUUT the best app on my phone. It worked exactly Like Tom Tom or Garmin. But now with the Black Berry Pasport I coudnt get that same GPS. Please help me to get it on this phone.


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I will pay you $1000, USD, if you change it back. Give the site to me, and i will mod it if you wish. Or you can mod it and change it back. This is not a joke (self.AtheismPolicy)
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Hidden amid overburdened UMPCs and unportable subnotebooks is what was once called the Handheld PC. This now-mythical beast turns on instantly, does most of the productivity stuff you want, and briefly ruled in the form of NEC's MobilePro, a great writers' tool that suffered from poor connectivity options and a wallet-rogering $900 price tag.
MSI's Wind, like HP's recent Mini-note and the rampaging Asus Eee, get close. However, they're still insisting on filling these things with relatively power-hungry computer hardware and full-scale operating systems, which is a dreadful shame.
Now, we're all Eee-lovers, for sure, but the horrors of Vista have made us all too happy to be running XP and similarly-configured builds of Linux. It builds an illusion; namely, that such things are lightweight, stripped-down tearaways. Well, they ain't. I still hanker for an update of NEC's old wonder.
Instant on? Check. A full day's battery life? Check. Such conveniences seems but a dream to anyone who's wrestled with the slow-booting, energy-hungry reality of the modern portable. Was it really so hard to live without internet? Was it really so hard to live with Windows CE?
Yes, yes it was! It was fucking horrible, is what it was. But the basic idea—a large but genuinely portable productivity clamshell with good connectivity and no pretensions above its station—is, I submit, a good one.
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New report: Kim Kardashian is gainging weight rapidly because of her high-calorie diet!
Kim Kardashian, 32, and Kanye West, 35, were spotted leaving Paris, France yesterday afternoon, after spending a whirlwind vacation in the City of Love.
What did Kim do while she was in Paris? Well ATE, according to RadarOnline. They are reporting that Kim has already gained 65 pounds – and she's doing so by binging on high calorie foods.
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I am already spayed, housetrained, and up to date with shots.
Josie was rescued 24 hours from being euthanized. She now needs a forever home. She is a happy, loving 41 pound yellow lab mix. Josie is just under a year old.
The perfect home for Josie wouldvbe a family or individual (with our without children) that can invest in spending time with her. Josie loves other dogs and would do well to have a brother or sister to play with. Josie needs a home where she can go running or have a fenced in back yard where she can get exercise. She is an indoor/ outdoor dog. She would NOT do well in an apartment unless you work from home and can spend time with her to give her lots of exercise.
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- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Alpharetta already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
- On average adoption fees are much less than you'd pay a Alpharetta breeder, or pet store. Plus most often rescue pets have already been to the veterinarian for a check-up, had a round of vaccinations, and are spayed or neutered. That is a lot of savings!
- You will become a hero, and give a needy dog or cat a loving home. In fact, there are even Labrador Retriever breeders who help with Labrador Retriever rescue. One puppy or kitten adopted in Alpharetta paves the way for another one to be saved.


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Dear friends, Welcome to my website. I hope you find much to interest you here. Be sure to visit "The World of Espionage" for all sorts of insider information and please do check out my newest thriller, THE LAST SPYMASTER.
On the Spymaster webpage, you can read excerpts that I hope will intrigue you so much that you'll want to find out what happens in the rest of the story. I love the book a lot, and if you enjoy adventure and an authentic look into the world of intelligence, I think you will, too.
Now a little about me ... I live in a small house at the top of a hill overlooking the Pacific Ocean. It's a beautiful setting, something like the Hollywood Hills, a neighborhood of homes perched down the hill into a valley. Trees hug my house. Possums, racoons, and a family of skunks (really!) live nearby. Birdsong wakes me every morning.
It's a wonderful place to live and write. I work most days some ten to twelve hours in my downstairs office where I have two computers — a big PC on which I write, and a laptop where I handle email. The laptop goes with me when I travel. Books — my longtime friends — fill the office of course.
I have four children — all grown up and living their own lives. My husband, novelist Dennis Lynds, died in August 2005, leaving an indelible imprint on all of us and readers everywhere. You can visit his website here.
I'm glad you stopped by my website. May you find wonderful books to read here.
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New York Times bestseller Gayle Lynds is the award-winning author of nine spy novels and has been called the Queen of Espionage. Her newest, THE BOOK OF SPIES, is due in stores March 30 and is the beginning of her first series. Lee Child writes she's "today's finest espionage writer," while BookPage claims: "Lynds has joined the deified ranks of spy thriller authors like Robert Ludlum and John le Carre" and the London Observer says simply she's "a kick-ass thriller writer." Gayle began her writing career as a reporter for The Arizona Republic, where her investigative reporting made such an impact that it led to changes in state legislation. Later she was an editor with rare Top Secret security clearance at a government think tank, where assorted shadowy figures passed through silently and not only ideas but people seemed to bounce off the walls. She was inspired. Soon she began writing literary short stories, which were published in literary journals, and at the same time in what some considered schizophrenic, she also wrote male pulp novels in the Nick Carter and Mack Bolan series. Her first Gayle Lynds novel MASQUERADE, was a New York Times bestseller and a People magazine "Page-Turner of the Week." Publishers Weekly, the bible of the industry, recently compiled a list of the best espionage fiction. At the top were works by le Carre, Ludlum, Frederick Forsyth, and Graham Greene. MASQUERADE was number eight, following Ken Follett's classic The Eye of the Needle, which Gayle loves. Others of her novels have been prize winners. THE LAST SPYMASTER won Best Novel from both the American Authors Association and the Military Writers Society of America. THE COIL won Best Contemporary Novel from Affaire de Coeur. MOSAIC was Thriller of the Year at Romantic Times. MESMERIZED was a Daphne du Maurier Award finalist. About her work reviewers have written: "superb," Chicago Tribune; "immensely satisfying," Wall Street Journal; "a potent storyteller," Denver Post; "teeth-grinding suspense," Publishers Weekly; "roller-coaster thrills," Los Angeles Times; "terrific," Cosmopolitan magazine; and "authentic," Chicago Sun-Times. With Robert Ludlum, she created the COVERT-ONE series and wrote three of the novels. One of them, THE HADES FACTOR, was a CBS miniseries. Another, THE PARIS OPTION, was People magazine Beach Read of the Week. A member of the Association for Intelligence Officers, she cofounded International Thriller Writers with David Morrell in 2004. She lives in Southern California with three computers and two opinionated cats.


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Gordon thinks double-file restarts might help at Daytona
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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (June 30, 2009) - According to six-time Daytona winner Jeff Gordon, the new double-file restart rule might be a great opportunity for drivers to 'catch their breath' in the 400-mile event this Saturday night at Daytona International Speedway.
At Daytona—where restrictor plates are used and two, three and sometimes four-wide racing is commonplace—the concentration level of the drivers must remain high for the duration of the event.
"The racing at Daytona is usually spectacular, and I don't expect anything different this weekend," said Gordon, driver of the No. 24 DuPont Chevrolet. "We're usually racing in a tight pack where you could find yourself in the middle of three-wide through the corner. "Your level of concentration must remain sky high because any small mistake can lead to the 'big one.'
"The new restart rule has been a great addition to our sport, and I'm interested to see how it plays out this weekend. It may give us a chance to catch our breath and race only two-wide for a few laps. Or at least a few corners."
The new rule also allows the leader of the race to choose his preferred line—the inside or the outside—for each restart. The second-place driver will line up alongside the leader, and the remainder of the field will be lined up based on running position. Drivers scored in an odd position (third, fifth, seventh, etc.) will restart in the inside lane while drivers scored in an even position (fourth, sixth, eighth, etc.) must restart in the outside lane.
"The leader will have more to think about prior to each restart," said Gordon, who is currently second in the standings, 69 markers behind leader Tony Stewart. "A preferred racing line—the top or the bottom groove through the corners—usually helps the leader determine which lane he chooses for the restart.
"Here, though, drafting partners may enter into the decision-making process. If I'm the leader and I have the opportunity, I'm going to line up ahead of a teammate and hope we can work together."
Along with his six wins including three Daytona 500 victories, Gordon has three pole positions, 11 top-five finishes and 17 top-10s in 33 career starts. In the season-opening event here in February, Gordon overcame tire issues to post a 13th-place finish in the rain-shortened race.
"We were fortunate to take part in a Goodyear tire test here in early May, and the right-side tire we'll use this weekend is more durable than what we raced here in February," crew chief Steve Letarte said. "But the tire problems that plagued us during that event were our responsibility. "It will be our responsibility to ensure it does not occur again this weekend."
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We'd love to be able to draw up our own armour sets, or download some from an in-game store of some sort. Counter-Strike: Global Offensive has an entire economy built around users creating and selling weapon decals, BioWare could have the same. On top of that, we'd like to be able to create our own character from scratch and pinch features from other races. Of course, it'd be mad to ask for the ability to play as a Hanar character - combat would be out of the question, but we would kill to have our hero speak using the Hanar voice (maybe he/she has some Hanar ancestry, who cares, what ever it takes to make it happen!). Basically, just let us create horrifying looking main characters for lulz, alright BioWare? Thanks. View full size Multiply Mass Effect 3's multiplayer was a pleasant surprise for us. What we expected was a tacked-on multiplayer comprised of the usual team deathmatch, free-for-all and capture the flag gameplay modes. But what we actually got was a honest-to-goodness horde co-operative multiplayer mode based on the wave-based survival mechanics of Gears of War 2 (and others). And best of all, it could be played co-operatively online. Going online with a group of friends, each playing as a different class, and then working together to wipe out increasingly difficult enemy waves using the key strengths of each class had the same kind of feel as playing Team Fortress 2 with a group of buddies that know what they're doing. It was an exhilarating experience that was difficult to step away from thanks to a drip feed of new DLC. We'd love to see BioWare expand on the multiplayer, and take its cues from games like League of Legends and Monday Night Combat. Players could group up and then attempt to fight their way through massive maps with the goal of reaching the other side and destroying a key area. Like creep mobs in a MOBA enemies would endlessly respawn, with harder varieties entering the fray as the game progresses. To keep things interesting, each kill would be rewarded with experience and, at milestones, a new ability in the skill tree could become available. Of course, the player would be able to pick their path of progression to suit their playstyle or the needs of their team. We'd also be up for a competitive mode that uses the same format, but also drops in another human-controlled squad that will inevitably clash at some point during the battle. Essentially, we want DotA 2: Mass Effect Edition. That's not too much to ask for, right? (Okay, maybe it is!) View full size Future Perfect Alternatively, the fourth entry in the series could jump into the future and let players experience the consequences of their actions first-hand, but through the eyes of a character that was born many cycles later. It would be very fitting of a BioWare game and, with some creative writing, could be a great way to carry forward all the decisions players have made in the trilogy thus far, as well as trade off the hundreds of hours of investment players already have in some of the characters. At the end of Mass Effect 3, the entire mass relay network is heavily damaged. Although it would be interesting to see how the various races adapt without functioning relays, lore boffins will know that damaged relays could potentially devastate nearby planets and wipe out life. From both angles, the impact of the relay system's destruction could yield some fascinating stories. The Mass Effect 3 ending left a number of questions BioWare could take a crack at addressing. We'd love to see BioWare explore what happens to cultures and social hierarchies when the relay system collapses. What does everyone do with all that defunct technology? What happens when formerly warring races and factions are forced to live side-by-side? How did people come to terms with and handle something like synthesis? We want answers, especially since that second question could result in the creation of a bunch of new races. View full size An understudy A strong argument could be made that Shepard is in fact the least interesting character in the Mass Effect universe. This is more a compliment to BioWare's ability to create fascinating secondary characters than a slight against its leading man or woman. Although BioWare wants a clean break from Shepard's story we think there's still a good opportunity to delve into the history of supporting characters such as Garrus, whose days in C-Sec are referenced numerous times during the main trilogy but never really explored. Wrex is a fierce Krogan Battlemaster and supposedly the most famed bounty hunter the battle-bred humpback warrior race has ever produced, but we've never been privy to the exploits that earned him this notoriety, and would very much like to experience them ourselves. Perhaps Saren who, before the age of Commander Shepard, was held up as the most acclaimed Spectre of all time could take centre stage. It would certainly be interesting playing the character while knowing corruption and indoctrination lies in his future. Similarly, Thane is an intergalactic hitman. A character - to steal that wonderful line from Blade Runner - who has seen things you people wouldn't believe. Imagine a Mass Effect type experience combined with Hitman: Blood Money-like gameplay, where you've got to scope out targets, figure out the various ways of taking the mark out and then executing the best one. The Mass Effect universe is overflowing with characters that deserve some time in the spotlight. 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Kay Benbow, Controller of CBeebies, joined us for a live online Q & A on 13 January 2012. She answered questions about CBeebies, inclusive children's programming and her own experiences.
Kay was appointed Controller of CBeebies in May 2010 and is responsible for commissioning all content for the under 6's across all platforms – TV, Online and Radio. Kay has over 20 years experience in Children's programming, primarily at the BBC but also in the Independent sector.
Under Kay's leadership CBeebies gained its highest ever reach. Recent hits include Octonauts, Rastamouse, ZingZillas and Baby Jake and with the continued success of In the Night Garden, Waybuloo, Mr Maker, Something Special and Grandpa in my Pocket, CBeebies offers a rich and diverse mixed genre portfolio. CBeebies was named BAFTA Children's Channel of the Year in 2010 and 2011. In 2010 it also secured five other awards to crown the Channel's best ever night at the British Industry Awards.
Kay has overseen the refresh of the CBeebies website, including a new section for Grown Ups, offering support and insight in to the value of CBeebies content. She is passionate about providing quality content, which inspires the BBC's youngest viewers, by commissioning shows that reflect and are relevant to a UK audience and by securing the best International productions too.


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Botulinum Toxin—Biological Weapon
Botulinum toxin is the most poisonous substance known to man. Even a small amount is lethal. Bacteria in the Clostridium genus produce it. A number of countries that support terrorism are developing or have the toxin as a germ-warfare weapon. As a weapon, the toxin might be released in the air or placed in the food supply. The toxin causes the disease botulism.
In tiny doses, the toxin is injected as a treatment for medical conditions, such as eyelid muscle spasms and migraine headaches.
Botulinum toxin poses a great threat. It is easy to produce and transport. Only one gram of the toxin evenly released and inhaled could kill one million people. However, it is hard to keep stable for release in the air.
Some experts believe it would not work in stopping a military enemy. US troops receive a botulinum toxoid vaccine to prevent the disease if exposed to the toxin. However, release of the toxin in a civilian population would present serious results.
Botulinum toxin is colorless and odorless. The toxin cannot be passed from one person to another.
Inhaled Toxin Pathway in Body
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Carry Things on Your Bike
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I love to carry big things by bike. Major pieces of furniture, garden supplies, lumber, people: You name it, I've hauled it on my trusty steel steed.
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Mesoamerican culture experienced a revival as successive migrations created its grandeur at Xochicalco, Cacaxtla, Tula, and the later greatness of Mexico – Tenochtitlan. In all of them magnificent historical and artistic legacy are kept. The Mexica capital city reached such a growth expressed in codex, oral tradition, sculpture and ceramics, but over all in recollections along its great monuments and temples, at the large extent of its dominions, as well as its deep rooted political, religious and social structures.
Directed by Julián Pablo and narrated by Carlos Fuentes.
Instituto Cervantes (Albuquerque)
Centro Nacional de Cultura Hispana (Albuquerque) / National Hispanic Cultural Center (Albuquerque)
Centro Nacional de Cultura Hispana (Albuquerque). Departamento de Artes Escénicas / National Hispanic Cultural Center (Albuquerque). Department of Performing Arts


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This recipe goes to prove that healthy food can also be fun and interesting! veggies are stuffed in small lettuce squares that are rolled up to make wraps. While that is tempting in itself, the use of ginger and garlic further enhances the flavour of this vegetable-loaded dish, while tofu and bean sprouts are health boosters. Soya sauce is a processed food that is high in sodium and preservatives; hence i have used just 1 tsp to flavour the filling. Red chilli flakes spice up the flavour – but you can modify the quantity used as per your liking. So, here we go, another low calorie snack that can be had without any guilt or fear of an increasing waistline!
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For those without wedding planners on call—and even for those who booked theirs far in advance—it's the little tips and tricks handed down from family and friends that can really help make one's nuptials special. And though it's completely normal to feel overwhelmed when planning your big day, those tidbits of advice can help the momentous occasion run far more smoothly.
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