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対毛細血管ネット接続インタフェース「秋月パルス」
毛細血管の赤外線吸収量から、血流の変化を検出し、Twitterに生命活動を投稿する自作デバイスです。
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twitter apiをハードウェア化(ROMに焼きこみ)、PC不要、装置単体でネットもつながります。
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Mickey Rooney discusses twitter with Ben Stiller
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2003 Ford Mustang Cobra Dyno Pulls
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Out of Work ~ Now What Do I Do?
Do you know the top eight things you should do if you lose your job? If you haven’t thought about it, maybe you should. The number of people losing their jobs have steadily risen this year. As the American economy continues its downward spiral more people are finding the pink slip in their mail slot. Even companies that have been very strong have found themselves unable to borrow money. If they can not borrow then they can not purchase the materials needed to make that widget. The downward spiral continues because if the company is unable to make widgets they will also be unable to make payroll.
If the pink slip comes to your mail box your guaranteed response will trigger a lot of responses at the same time. You will first feel hurt… My company will miss me, how could they continue without me… about the same time you begin to withdraw inward… What have I done wrong and can I fix it?… Finally, anger takes over… I am a good worker and I don’t need them. I will find another job with a better company and I will show them!
Immediately you will settle on the feeling of hopelessness and fear will surround you – stopping your normal positive responses from taking over. Hopefully you will never be unemployed but if you are this article will help. Now is the time to begin the top eight things you will need to do if you lose your job.
1. Stop feeling like it was your fault. This is probably the number 1 issue you will have to face. Stand up, brush yourself off and take inventory. You will need to make yourself over for the job interview. The status quo will not work any longer. So get a haircut! Take inventory on your wardrobe and make repairs. Check your shoes too. Many of us overlook this little detail because we just don’t take the time… but it is an important factor in an employers first impression.
2. Update your resume. Dig it out of the computer if you can. If you don’t know where it is… don’t fret. Start a new one. There are lots of examples on Microsoft’s site that you will find the right one for you. Or you can simply type it in Google. Remember more is better. Keep it honest and straight forward. wimpy resume. Make a list of employers in your area that you would like to work for and mail them a copy of your resume along with a short cover letter.
3. Learn new skills. Now while you have the time, brush up on skills that you will need to put you ahead of the other applicants for the new job. No don’t learn a new video game… Try excel spread sheets, web publishing or something related to your job field. Employers are more likely to hire someone with a lot of skills over someone that they will have to train in those skills. One note of caution here, do not put anything on your resume that is not truthful. If you put that you can work with excel then make sure you can.
4. Post your need for a job on the social networks. This is a great time to develop relationships with others. You never know who you might meet on the social sites. Also update your Facebook, twitter and MySpace profiles. While you have a little extra time, begin looking for people in forums who have questions that center in your field of expertise and answer them.
5. Research jobs online and also search for job fairs. Look for new companies just starting out and having a grand opening. Most likely they are in the hiring phase. Send your resume or better yet stop in for a visit in person. Also note what experience the companies are seeking in their new employee and make sure you have brushed up on that experience.
6. You might also want to take this time to do all of those things around the house that you have put off. You possibly will find that you have a lot of time on your hands with little to do each day. Your mind will allow depression to creep in. Don’t let it. There are many little jobs that have been waiting for you. You know the ones you have been putting off for a long time. Sit down and make a list of them. Now would be a great time to complete them. If you don’t have any jobs waiting for you, then consider volunteering at the local hospital, scouting groups or big brothers/big sisters to keep yourself busy.
7. Take some pictures. You can easily begin taking photos with the camera you have stored in the closet. Upload them to places such as iStockphoto, Fotolia, StockXpert and ShutterStock. Most of these sites will keep them for you and charge a customer to download them. This could start residual income for you. It might not start right away but it will come. The more photos you take the better you become at taking them.
8. Think about possibly starting your own business working from home. This is a great time to start your own company. Without having all the distractions that are normal in every day life you will be able to focus on building a product or service that solves a problem that people will have again and again. Internet Marketing has become a super power in today’s world. Maybe it is time to get your feet wet in a new business and then you will never have to worry about losing your job again. Begin cautiously and do not fall for the HYPE that many marketers give you. Don’t rush into the job hunt. Take some extra time and research the company that will best suit you.
Completing the eight topics will speed you on the employment highway. Don’t quit when things go wrong as they sometimes will, when the road your trudging seems all up hill. Take a time out, a deep breath and plod on. You will find a new job if you just keep trying. Things will get better if you complete the eight things to do when you lose your job.
Sandy Morris
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What Can I Do With Twitter?
The world is saturated with twits, tweets, and tweeps. Everyone, from Oprah to NPR has decided that this is the most brilliant application ever devised by man. They constantly cite it, talk about it, and overhype it to the Nth degree.
The one thing they never explain about twitter is how it is intended to be used. They don’t explain the reTweet, or spambot followers. They just tell random people to get online, and drop their thoughts, in 140 characters or less, of course.
It’s not their fault, really, as twitter doesn’t really have a defined purpose. The idea is that it is supposed to enable real-time communication, sort of a text message broadcast to the entire world. The actual purpose of tweets are left up to the users’ imaginations.
It was too much for me to get my mind wrapped around when I started, that is for sure. With this in mind, I’d like to tell you a couple uses that will make twitter a valuable investment of your time.
This article will serve a very practical purpose, both for the novice user of twitter, and for those who have lost interest: It’ll tell you how, what, and why to follow certain users, along with giving you the ability to find and organize that data in a meaningful manner.
With that in mind, let’s begin. There are around 7 major types of twitter users. Your interests will determine which of these folks it would be in your best interest to follow:
1. Newsies: The New York Times, Tribune Media, Huffington Post, Drudge Report, and various other news agencies use twitter as a point of distribution for their articles. Updates commonly carry newly published content, or respond to readers of their content, which will naturally drive new readers to their site.
2. Gurus: These people, like Tony Robbin or Robert Kiyosaki(of Rich Dad, Poor Dad fame) use their accounts to push out mini-seminars. Their updates range from the inspirational to motivational, deliver news updates, and of course, push product in-between.
3. Gossip Gals: They don’t miss a single controversy. It doesn’t matter how small, these girls(and guys—think Perez Hilton) won’t let it rest. While TMZ and the Smoking Gun throw out some really interesting stuff, I wouldn’t put it in the category of “news”.
4. Info-Marketers: Pushing everything from get-rich-schemes, to plugging their latest eBook, these folks peddle all things downloadable. They are always mentioning some resource that seems designed to help you make money, but will make them money instead.
5. Regular Marketers: Generally, tweeps of this ilk are pushing a physical product, or building up that brand. You’ll see everyone from tire companies to toilet paper purveyors interacting with their customers and fans. To spice things up, fun facts and interesting news are served with soft-sell promotional tactics.
6. Power Tweeters: This is an odd group. They generally tweet about anything and everything. Most of the time, they are female in gender, and are a mixture of Gossip Gals and Newsie fare, with a spatter of hometown chatter. They never sell anything. Many times, they will live-tweet their thoughts on concerts, television shows, and fashion.
7. Everyone Else: This encompasses roughly 97% of the twitterverse. They followed a few people, didn’t learn how to link, reTweet, or even reply inside of twitter. Eventually, they get tired of the whole thing, and move back to playing “Mafia Wars” on facebook.
While there are sub-groups within every group, these are where the lines are generally drawn. The most important takeaway from this breakdown is the following: Most people on twitter are trying to sell you something. Now that you know who’s online, how can you get the most out of twitter?
Glad you asked. The first thing to get is a twitter client. For the purpose of this article, we’re going with TweetDeck, a leader in the twitter client arena. It’s easy to use. Download it, open it up, enter your username and password…and magically, you have a bird’s eye view of everything happening in twitter(or at least who you are following, and their activity).
You’ll see your live twitter feed on the far left, in-between you’ll find any replies that have been made to your messages(if you’ve just opened an account, there won’t be any messages here), and on the far right, your direct messages(private messages between you and another user that are not broadcast to other users).
The first thing you should do is find twitterers who meet your basic informational needs. For that, I actually prefer to use google, as it generally does a better job of finding who, or what you are looking for than twitter’s native search service. Google your local station’s call sign and add twitter to the end.(e.g. WKPY twitter). Let’s say we were searching for a our local station in New Mexico. We’d follow @KOBTV. That will be useful for weather alerts, local news, and community events.
Next, get a national news feed you trust. CNN, MSNBC, and Fox all have twitter feeds kicking out news at the speed of type. You can now see what is making waves at the national level, along with any upcoming special reports.
Now comes the fun part…your interests. Love tech…grab @TechCrunch. Need your daily fix of stats and scores: Follow @ESPN. Pick 2-3 twittering entities that don’t overlap. For instance, unless you just love too much information, don’t follow ABC, NBC, and CBS news.
From there, it’s time to find interesting people to follow. See if your favorite celebrities, nobel laureates, or trashmen are online. Check out their profile online, either by searching google with their name, followed by twitter, or by going to their website, and finding out what it is. This is probably the greatest chance at interaction with the rich and infamous that you will get. Rainn Wilson(Dwight Schrute of “The Office”) is one celebrity with particularly interest thoughts, links, and conversation.
You have a base of good, solid tweets that you are now following. Here comes the fun part. There are people around the world having conversations about the latest news, movies, restaurants, whatever. Now, you just have to find them. Pull up the search feature in TweetDeck. There are two ways to search: hashtag, or plain text. Hashtags denote a post in a certain category. For instance, if you were looking for all the updates that include the President, but don’t actually mention him in the body, this is the easiest way to search. If you are just looking for all mentions of Barack Obama, you would enter his name in plain text.
Searching in TweetDeck will open a column that automatically updates each time the search term is mentioned. For instance, you could keep a column opened for any topics you are interested in, and monitor them in real-time. I like to keep an eye on precious metals, mining, and tire news(boring, I know). When I am monitoring twitter, I keep a #gold, #silver, #mining, and #tires tab open, so that I can keep abreast of what is happening. It’s like a stock ticker. Glance, see something you like, and read any article links that come through. If I see someone who is tweeting regularly about a topic I am interested in, I follow them, so I can see any of their general tweets as well. Rinse and repeat for each topic you have an interest in, and the list of people you follow will be over 100 in no time.
Now, for the bad part: Taking out the trash. Twitter is full of people who will spam you, by doing the most flattering thing of all: following your account. Since twitter sends you an email notification that someone is a follower, your curiosity makes you want to check them out. Many times, they will masquerade as a female in a bathing suit(or less). Their names will often be followed by a dash with a 4-digit number. You should immediately go to your follower page, and hit “report as spam”. This helps twitter eliminate them from the roster, and keeps any of your followers from checking their garbage out.
On a lesser note, I try to clean out people I follow from time-to-time. Some of them have reverted to inane chatter, instead of providing important news. Even worse, they are tweeting more often, and saying even less. If you are spending time in twitter, make sure that dump a few people to keep things uncluttered.
Some of you might be wondering how to get legitimate followers. It’s simple advice: Be you. If you are chatty, be chatty. Talk about your interests. ReTweet things from others that you find interesting. Be consistent. Spend time on twitter. The more you are engaged with others, the more likely it is that people will like, and follow what you have to say.
Now, let’s recap how to get the most out of twitter:
1. Know the major categories of Twitterers. Filter them out based upon your interests.
2. Get a twitter client, like TweetDeck, to help you manage the vast streams of information coming through.
3. Make sure you are following a local news station, national news station, and sources that cover any informational gaps that you might have.
4. Follow celebrities that are active and intelligent.
5. Use search and hashtags to sort out topics and people to follow that are of interest to you.
6. Take out the trash regularly to make sure your feed isn’t overloaded with garbage. Block or report bots as spam.
7. Gain more followers by contributing to the conversation, and being yourself.
That’s all for now. There are far more advanced methods of tweeting, following, and being heard. Most of those methods are custom rules, developed by each user. You wouldn’t think publishing a message would need rules. After all, how complex should sending out 140 characters be?
Evidently, as complex as we can possibly make something that has no definable purpose.
Kurt Hartman
Dreamweaver Tutorial – How to get a Twitter Widget for your Website
In this Dreamweaver Tutorial by James from http://www.dreamweavertutorial.co.uk , we will learn how to get
a twitter widget, and add twitter to your website, the tutorial will be in Dreamweaver CS4 but will work
with any version of Dreamweaver. You will learn how to manipulate the twitter html and learn how to make
the twitter extension function best on your website. I hope you enjoy this widget for twitter website
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Looking at Twitter’s API with Apigee’s new tool and @sramji
APIgee has a new tool (they call it the API Console) that lets developers see inside Twitter’s APIs. It’s like a “view source” for Twitter’s APIs. I talk with Apigee’s Sam Ramji about that tool and the twitter ecosystem.
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