I always wanted curly hair but I didn’t want the “curling iron” look. I wanted more of a modern Annie look. I finally learned how to do it! <3 The final result comes out like Selena Gomez’ hair,

TWITTER’s Impact Continues…

Some social media networks are known as major time drainers for procrastinating students, butTwitter can also be used for school work, valuable networking, job searches and project management.

Here are 100 great Twitter tips, tools and tutorials for serious college students who want to turn their Internet time into something valuable.

Finding People

These tools will help you find the right people to follow, whether you want to hook up with industry insiders, people who can help you with your research, companies you’d like to intern with, or other professors and students.

1. Who Should I Follow?: This service will recommend interesting people for you to follow based on any username you type in.
2. Just Tweet It: With this service, you can find other Tweeters with similar interests as you.
3. Mr.Tweet: Mr. Tweet can also point out influential Tweeters you should be following.
4. WeFollow: Type in keywords to find people who’ve tagged themselves in this directory.
5. FriendOrFollow: Find out who’s not following you back with FriendOrFollow.
6. Twubble: Expand your follow bubble with Twubble.
7. Nearby Tweets: When you need a reference or contact who lives in your city, use this service to find them on Twitter.
8. Twitterator: With Twitterator, you can bulk-follow complete lists of people.
9. SocialToo: Sync follower lists with other social media sites like Facebook.
10. TweepSearch: Use this tool to search users’ bios when you’re looking for specific people to follow.
11. DoesFollow: Find out if certain people are following each other to help friends make connections.

Research

Use these tips and tools for job searches, finding experts to cite in your papers, and to learn more about the topics you’re discussing in class.

1. twitority: Get authority-based Twitter search here.
2. Twitter for Research: Why and How to Do It, Including Case Studies: Learn how to use Twitter for historical research and which tools to use.
3. Monitter: Monitter uses your keywords to find relevant tweets.
4. TweetMeme: TweetMeme is sort of like Digg and is helpful if you want to search popular links that are being tweeted.
5. Tweetag: Tag-Based Search for Twitter: This guide will show you how to use Tweetag to find information based on tags.
6. How to Use Twitter for Information Mining: This guide can help you gather information on companies, individuals and topics.
7. @trendingtopics: Follow Twitter’s trending topics feed to get frequent updates on breaking news.
8. Twitscoop: This service lets you “search and follow what’s buzzing on Twitter in real-time,” great for keeping up with trending topics.
9. Twitter search: Type in a keyword to find out how it’s being discussed on Twitter in real-time.
10. TweetVolume: Here you can enter words and phrases to see how often they pop up on Twitter, and where.
11. How to Search Twitter – The Advanced Guide: Discover how to do a word-level, person-related, location-specific, date-specific or resource search on Twitter.
12. 7 ‘Secret’ Ways to Use Twitter Search: This article will help you become a more efficient researcher and tune out the “chit-chat.”
13. Tweetbeep: Set up alerts so that you know when something or someone is being tweeted about.

Study Breaks

Twitter isn’t just about research and assignments. These tips and tools will show you how to use Twitter for break time, too.

1. Foamee: Keep track of who owes you beer and coffee with this tool.
2. Cursebird: Track curse words on Twitter and see how many times people say the “f” word and other fun swear words.
3. LoveTweet!: Find love poems, break-up stories and more.
4. Tweetwasters: Use this tool to manage your wasted time on Twitter.
5. InnerTwitter: InnerTwitter lets you know when it’s time to get back to work and focus on what’s in front of you.

Discussion and Collaboration

When you have to meet with project group members, study for a test with classmates, talk with a professor, or tweet from club meetings, use these collaboration tools and tips.

1. Share files: Services like FileSocial and FileTwt let you share files publicly or privately.
2. Screenr: Create screencasts for your followers with Screenr.
3. 30+ More Ways to Create Twitter Groups: This guide will show you how to make the most of Twitter groups.
4. Share videos and photos: For school projects and presentations, share videos and photos via Twitter.
5. GroupTweet: Set up private communication with group members using this tool.
6. StrawPoll: It’s easier to collect data from groups of people when you use a poll like this one.
7. Twitzer: When you need to explain something in greater detail, use this app to type in more than 140 characters.
8. TweetCube: Share files — including videos and images — with TweetCube.
9. twonvo: Twonvo is helpful for following conversations: retweets are displayed like Facebook’s threads.
10. Phweet: Phweet is like conference calling for Twitter friends.
11. tweetparty: Group messaging is made possible by tweetparty, which lets you create subgroups too.

Building Relationships

Here you’ll learn all about using Twitter to build quality relationships for school and your career.

1. Don’t spam: Spamming means tweeting every time something pops into your head. Edit your tweets so that you’re only contributing when it matters, not whenever you’re bored.
2. Tweeple Card: Make a business card for Twitter with this tool.
3. twtcard: Send surprise greeting cards to network with people or send invitations to study groups.
4. Retweet: Retweet others’ comments, and they’ll be more likely to do the same for you.
5. Share your knowledge: Let others know you’re available for homework help or to share tips and insight into your passions.
6. Follow Friday: Look for new users to follow on Fridays, when your other friends will hashtag some of their favorites. Highlight your followers too to spread the love.
7. Edit your follow list: The people you follow and your followers can influence what others think about you, so be careful who you network with.
8. Tweet about things besides you: You’ll be known as a more valuable follow if you tweet news stories and about things besides yourself.
9. Become an expert on your community: Whether it’s your dorm or your city, be the one others turn to for help navigating and finding things to do in your area.
10. 8 Things to Consider Before Using Twitter Lists: Before you start listing, read this article to learn about its benefits and downfalls.
11. Use direct messaging: For more private conversations, reach out to someone via direct message.

Career

Twitter is a great career resource too, so make use of these tools and tips when researching companies, finding internships and setting up interviews.

1. twibs: Find businesses to follow with Twibs.
2. Twitter JobSearch: Type in the job you want and let this service find it for you on Twitter.
3. Set up two different accounts: Set up a business account and a separate one for goofing off with your friends: you don’t want your future employers to see what you tweet about parties and late nights.
4. Keep an eye on the competition: Get to know the habits and resumes of people vying for similar jobs as you.
5. Know how to pitch yourself: Don’t just talk about how great you are: pitch your skills in the form of tips for others.
6. Organize a tweetup: Schedule a meet-up or mixer to meet contacts in real-life.
7. Turn Twitter Friends into Real Friends: Learn how to network so that your Twitter relationships result in something concrete.
8. Getting In Front of High Profile People: Copyblogger shares tips for getting on the radar of the tweeters who matter.
9. 10 Networking Tips for Tweeters: Emma Merkas’ tips include standing out from the crowd and being social in real life.
10. Tweetmondo: Look for business contacts in your area or an area of your choosing with Tweetmondo.

Organization

Keep your Twitter experience streamlined and in control with these tools and tips.

1. Twitblocker: When you need Twitter for school and work purposes, block out all the social noise with this tool.
2. Lists: Create lists to organize discussions and groups.
3. Desktop: Use a desktop app so that you can view, filter and organize your Twitter feeds without having to log on.
4. 10 Ways to Archive Your Tweets: Learn about the tools and tips that can save you room on Twitter.
5. 20 Ways to Filter Your Tweets: Learn how to filter tweets by keyword, links, groups, or favorites to stay better organized.
6. TwitKit: TwitKit is a Firefox app that creates a Twitter sidebar for your browser.
7. MyTweeple: Check tweets, hide followers, review people’s stats and reevaluate your follow list with this tool.
8. twuffer: Schedule tweets to share later with twuffer.
9. Twply: Have @replies forwarded to your inbox so you never miss a shout out.
10. Ping.fm: Ping.fm is another tool for syncing FB, Twitter, Yahoo! Messenger, Google Talk, AIM and more.
11. 10 Ways You Can Use Twitter Lists: Sarah Evan’s article shows you 10 ways you can use lists to organize Twitter.

Assignments

Check out this list to find ways to use Twitter for project management, assignment tracking and more.

1. bkkeepr: Track your reading lists here.
2. TwitterNotes: Take, save and tag notes on Twitter with this app.
3. Twittercal: Sync Twitter and your Google calendar so that you’re reminded of deadlines and exam dates.
4. Twitly: Separate your Twitter follows into different lists and groups, which is especially helpful if you want to separate different classmates, people you’re following for different research papers, or general follows.
5. How to use Twitter as a project management tool: Study groups and clubs will get tips on using Twitter effectively here.
6. Remember The Milk: The Twitter version of this task manager can also remind you of upcoming assignments, study groups and more.
7. Read the news: Subscribe to niche and general news feeds for supplementary learning materials.
8. Ask questions: Use Twitter as a study help tool, and ask questions when you can’t get ahold of your professor.
9. Take notes: Take notes from a club meeting or class to save for later, get feedback from others in the community, or share with a friend.

Tutorials and Guides

Turn to these tutorials and guides for in-depth explanations for setting up Twitter, finding people, and more.

1. The Ultimate Guide to Everything Twitter: Start out with this guide to learn about Twitter memes, relationships, apps and more.
2. HOW TO: Do Good on Twitter: This guide will show you how to find nonprofit groups and get your own club on Twitter.
3. Treating Twitter as an Investment: Making Twitter work for you takes time. Read this article to find out why it’s worth it.
4. Twitter for Academia: This guide is written for professors but can also be helpful for students wanting tips for using Twitter for discussion, research and real-life experience.
5. @TwiTuts: Follow this feed to get constant Twitter tutorials and tips.
6. Make the Most of Your 140 Twitter Characters: TutWow can help you say more with less.
7. 3 Ways to Recognize Bots and Spammers on Twitter: Don’t waste your time following worthless auto-spammers.
8. Top Twitter Tools Exposed: If you don’t know which tools to start with, watch this video.
9. Twitter Tutorial: 5 Desktop Apps: This is kind of a goofy video, but it can help you figure out how to pick a desktop application for Twitter.
10. How to use Twitter on the go: Use Twitter on your mobile phone after watching this video.

Miscellaneous Tools

From selling your stuff on Twitter to making Twitter easier to find, check out these tools.

1. Twitpay: If you have PayPal, you can raise money for causes or sell your stuff with TwitPay.
2. twitition: Create, sign and share petitions with this tool.
3. TwitterFone: Send messages to Twitter with your voice when you use TwitterFone.
4. Xpenser: Use Xpenser to track your expenses and save money, even while you’re on Twiter.
5. Twitturl: This Firefox add-on lets you post the URL of the page you’re currently on to Twitter.
6. Twittonary: This dictionary of Twitter words and shorthand will keep you on track with tweeting pros.
7. Twitsig: Your tweets will show up as images when you use this tool.
8. Tweetminster: British politics are tracked on this live Twitter stream.
9. Twitlist: Sell and buy your stuff with Twitter and Craigslist with this mashup.

Thanks to Carol Brown, Accredited Online Colleges.

La solution est simple :


# aptitude install curlftpfs
# mkdir remote_dir
# curlftpfs ftp://username:mypass@ftp.example.mg/ remote_dir
# ls -al remote_dir/


Et voilà, on peut vérifier :


# df -h
Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
...
curlftpfs 7.5T 0 7.5T 0% /home/thierry/remote_dir

Pour démonter la commande est simple :

fusermount -u remote_dir


Basically I wanted to cut off Bit.ly as a URL shortner and use my own blog as a URL shortner to send people directly to my site and keep the traffic on my site without the need for a middle man.

via Post WordPress To Twitter Automatically, With Short URLs, No Plugin Required. - clazh.com

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Using Python, it’s not hard to upload a file to imageshack.us. Here’s how it looks, using poster to simplify multipart encoding.

import urllib2
from poster.encode import multipart_encode
from poster.streaminghttp import register_openers

API_URL = 'http://www.imageshack.us/index.php'

def upload(filename, optsize=None,
                user_cookie=None,
                tags=None):
    register_openers()
    data = {'fileupload': open(filename, 'rb'),
            'xml': 'yes'
    }
    datagen, headers = multipart_encode(data)

    # Some optional parameters
    if optsize:
        data['optsize'] = optsize
    if user_cookie:
        data['cookie'] = user_cookie
    if tags:
        data['tags'] = tags

    req = urllib2.Request(API_URL, datagen, headers)
    u = urllib2.urlopen(req)
    content = u.read()

    d = {}
    d['link'] = inside(content, 'image_link')
    d['thumb'] = inside(content, 'thumb_link')
    d['ad_link'] = inside(content, 'ad_link')
    d['resolution'] = inside(content, 'resolution')
    d['filesize'] = inside(content, 'filesize')
    return d

def inside(content, tag):
    st = content.find("<%s>" % tag)
    en = content.find("</%s>" % tag)
    return content[st+len(tag)+2:en]

print upload('test.jpg')['link']

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Coffee time clipart. Useful as design element or clipart for your website, blog, etc… Download links further this post. Have fun using!

Halloween background with graveyard, zombies, bats and misty sky. Useful as invitation or party card, etc…

Suppose, as in this post, we have a fluid of density ρ, with some arbitrary three-dimensional object immersed in the fluid, occupying a volume V. This object has surface ∂V. We saw that for any point on the surface, the pressure is , and the force on an area element is:
. Thus, the torque on that element is
,
where r is the coordinate vector to the element. Recalling that for vectors v and w and scalar a,
, so since P(x,y,z) is a scalar, we see

and so the total torque (about the origin) is
;
and one form of the divergence theorem tells us that for vector field A,
.
Thus

Now, the product rule for the curl of the product of a scalar field ψ and a vector field a is
.
Now, applying that to , and noting that (as it is a radial vector field), and , we see
.
Now, since is a constant vector, it can be “factored out” of the integral:
.
We recall that the total buoyant force on the object is ; plugging this into the above, we see
.

Now, recall that the center of mass of a region with density function ρ(x,y,z) is . If the density is a constant, it factors out of the integrals, and one gets . Thus, if we consider the volume as if it were filled with the fluid; that is to say, the volume of fluid displaced, its center of mass would be , and then we see that
,
which is equivalent to the torque if the buoyant force acted entirely on the point r_b; this point is called the center of buoyancy. Just as the force of gravity on an extended object can be treated as if it acts entirely on the center of mass, the buoyant force can be treated as if it acts entirely on the center of buoyancy.

Out from my skin extends this fine thread,
a fine net to catch vibrations in the air,
and gently does it move in the light–
love tingles these extensions,
my heart strings grown out in apparent curl and lock.

Her fingers entwine within my beard,
long hours go by in grooming,
for conditioners are right to lend volume–
my love opinions my do.

Mind dries out my scalp with ease,
routine thought as deserted dusty sand,
while love sets aright snehana fending off dandruff,
so i tend to my antennae with great care–
beloved likes her lovers with nice hair.

Here is an article explanation the term “Curl”.

New image in the watch closeup photography contest

Shooted using one flash and multiple paper sheets, black and white to get the right reflection.

i tried to give it perfect light and stil as sharp …
Rip curl. photography picture

You may find out your IP using commands like ifconfig, but if your computer is behind a firewall, that is not the IP that the world sees. Here’s a quick how-to to find out what your external IP is.

First, let’s create an alias: (link)

Next time when you need the public IP of your computer, just type getip in the command line and hit enter.

The above command gets the IP from http://whatismyip.com/automation/n09230945.asp (just copy and paste this URL to your location bar and hit enter, and see what it does!). The “-q” is to suppress verbose information (quiet mode) and “-O -” causes the output to be written to STDOUT.

You may use dyndns.org too to find out the IP, but in this case you may need some trimming: substitute the text within the code above by the following:


wget http://checkip.dyndns.org/ -O - -o /dev/null | cut -d: -f 2 | cut -d\< -f 1

A few words about various flags above:
The output of the first command (everything before the first pipe) is

<code><html><head><title>Current IP Check</title></head><body>Current IP Address: xxx.xxx.xx.xx</body></html>

(the actual IP address is masked by x).
The “-o /dev/null“ part redirects the STDERR of wget to /dev/null. The “-d :” option in first “cut” tells it to use colon (:) to be used as the delimiter and “-f 2” causes it to print second of the delimited fields. Similarly, the flags of the second “cut” cause it to use “<” as the delimiter for the piped output from the first “cut” and choose the first of the delimited fields.

UPDATE: Another one using curl [link]. You may again change the quoted text within the alias above by the following:


curl --connect-timeout 3 http://www.whatismyip.org/

Halloween party card in four different colors, with swirls, curls, bats, pumpkins and grungy shapes. Useful as invitation or party card, etc… See all previews and download links further this post. Have fun using!

Now, let’s see how we can send some tweets !

You need a Twitter Account

1. Download cURL and extract it:

Example :  “c:\curl\“.

2. Create a twitter.bat (Example:  “c:\biserver-ce\script\” ) and add the following code:

@echo off
SET input=%1
SET input1=%input:_= %
SET user=xxxx \\your twitter username
SET pwd=xxxx \\your twitter password

\\Warning ABC and the default value in the report must be the same .

if %input%==123 goto case2
c:\curl\curl.exe –user %user%:%pwd% –data “status=%input1%” http://twitter.com/statuses/update.xml > NUL
echo ok
goto end
:case2
echo nonok
:end

3. Create the following transformation and save twitter.ktr where your report part 1 is located(the report must be somewhere here $ {PENTAHO_DIR}\folderx\).

4. Re-open you report from part 1:

• Create a parameter:

• • Name: Tweet
  • Label: Tweet here:
  • Type: Text Box
  • Value Type: String
  • Default Value: 123 (same as the value in twitter.bat)

• Create a Data Source : Pentaho Data Integration
  • add query1
  • file: $ {PENTAHO_DIR}\folderx\twitter.ktr
  • Step: Done
  • Click “Edit Parameter” then “add” button:
    
    • column: Tweet.

5. Save and Publish.

6. Uncheck: “Auto-Submit” after opening the report.

Enjoy!

What you need:

1. A router loaded with DD-WRT.
2. cURL – http://curl.haxx.se/ (Windows users may be able to get a precompiled binary with this google search query)
3. The IP address of your router (default is usually 192.168.1.1)
4. The Web GUI username & password of your router.

Here’s is the syntax, just replace the information in red (Note that spaces in your system command must be replaced with + signs):

curl http://192.168.1.1/apply.cgi -d "submit_button=Ping&action=ApplyTake&submit_type=start&change_action=gozila_cgi&next_page=Diagnostics.asp&ping_ip=your+system+command" -u username:password

Here is an example to add a static route, using the typical username/password combination:

curl http://192.168.1.1/apply.cgi -d "submit_button=Ping&action=ApplyTake&submit_type=start&change_action=gozila_cgi&next_page=Diagnostics.asp&ping_ip=route+add+-net+21.5.128.0+netmask+255.255.128.0+dev+ppp0" -u admin:admin

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Want to get those absolute curls in your hair but are not abiding how Here is a abundant way to coil your beard that turns out fantastic. Use this address and you can wow anybody with your admirable locks.

Using Hot Rollers

It’s actual accessible to apprentice how to coil beard application rollers. This is a abundant way to accord your beard some bendable and appealing coil afore a appropriate break or event. Maybe you accept a appropriate date advancing up and you actually appetite to affect that appropriate guy. Here’s the best way to do it.

First you will bung in the hot rollers and ablution your hair. That way the hot rollers can calefaction up while you are in the battery and they will be accessible back you get out. You will appetite to anhydrate dry your beard a bit and again accomplishment draft dehydration it.

Smooth some volumizing mousse all through your hair from roots to the ends. This will accord it that animated feel.

Next you will allotment your beard bottomward the middle. It is abundant easier to assignment with that how to cut hair clippers way. Clip one ancillary while you assignment on the other. You can abstracted your beard on the one ancillary into several sections.

A abundant tip on how to coil beard is to alone put a baby award of beard into anniversary roller. Too abundant beard will not acquiesce the roller to coil the hair.

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Continue with the blow of the beard on both sides. Here are a few tips on how to coil beard application hot rollers.

First you appetite to accomplish abiding that the beard is actually dry or about actually dry afore you start. You additionally appetite to accord yourself abundant time so that you can accumulate the beard in the rollers for to hours. This will accomplish abiding that the beard curls appropriately and that you attending actually stunning.

Enjoy your beard and accomplish abiding to appearance it off. After all you aloof went through a lot of accomplishment to get it perfect.

I encountered these photographs some time ago whilst travelling the matrix that is the internet, but unfortunately forgot about them and also didn’t bookmark them. It was unfortunate because as you can see they are beautiful. It really shows how fantastic nature and our surroundings can be, a truly epic spectacle. I’m a keen photographer and I sit back in awe at this sort of talent, being able to set up shots so that you capture an essence of beauty not seen by many. I’ll stop talking/typing and just let the photographs speak for themselves. Enjoy.

Photographer – Clark Little

Twitter è un servizio fantastico anche se rimane un po’ incompreso dai più. Servizi come Facebook la fanno da padrone e forse anche a ragione. Questo però non vuol dire che Twitter debba essere trascurato o abbandonato. Twitter non ha di certo tutte le capacità che invece ci offre facebook ma proprio per questo forse va apprezzato. Twitter fa solo una cosa e la fa molto bene: permette agli utenti di scrivere piccole frasi (twit). Non c’è altro, solo questo. Altri utenti possono a loro discrezione decidere se seguire i tuoi twit oppure no e tu puoi fare altrettanto con gli altri utenti.

Per venire all’argomento del mio post, quello che mi ha sempre “infastidito” prima che trovassi la soluzione descritta qui, era che per aggiornare il mio status di twitter dovessi accedere via browser al sito oppure utilizzare programmi più o meno belli e più o meno completi. Quello che mi “infastidiva” era il fatto di rendere complessa una operazione che doveva fare una cosa molto semplice: l’aggiornamento dello status. Il mio obiettivo era avere uno strumento che mi permettesse di aggiornare lo status e nient’altro e di farlo nel modo più veloce possibile (per scrivere una frase di poche parole non devo aprire il browser ed effettuare l’accesso al sito altrimenti si perde il “gusto” del twit).

Finalmente grazie a due siti web sono riuscito a raggiungere il mio obiettivo. I due siti sono
http://www.networkworld.com/columnists/2008/052108-gearhead.html

http://phalacee.com/index.php?page=development&section=app&development=19

Il primo mi serve per Ubuntu e il secondo per Windows XP.

Il funzionamento di entrambi è molto semplice: creare un file che, ad esempio twitter, e metterlo in una cartella accessibile (sotto c:\windows o nella cartella dell’utente). All’interno del file ci sono alcune righe di codice. Per usarlo basta digitare nella finestra Esegui il comando: twitter “Nuovo status” e pensa a tutto lui.

Parte tecnica Ubuntu
Apri la finestra del terminale. Nella tua cartella utente crea un file chiamato twitter col comando
pico twitter

All’interno scrivi il seguente codice (con le dovute correzioni)
#!/bin/bash
curl -u nomeutente:password -d status=”$1″ http://twitter.com/statuses/update.xml >/dev/null

Salva il file con CTRL+O ed esci da pico con CTRL+X.
Dai i permessi di esecuzione al file appena creato con
chown u+rx twitter

Aggiornamento: nel caso in cui curl non sia installato di default nella tua distribuzione, installalo con sudo apt-get install curl

Per provare se funziona dai il comando
./twitter “scrivi quello che vuoi”
Funziona anche dalla finestra esegui in modalità grafica. Per aprirla premi ALT+F2.

Parte tecnica Windows XP
Vai sul sito phalacee.com che ho scritto sopra e scarica twitter CLI. Segui le istruzioni scritte all’interno del file zip.
Per scrivere i twit basta aprire la finestra di Esegui di Windows (Windows+R) e scrivere ad esempio twitter “Hello World”.