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How to get bloggers to review your book: A very thorough answer to an important question
Posted on Nov 9, 2011 | 45 comments This blog post has been a long time coming. It’s one that many of our readers have requested, and today, I’m proud to deliver it. My first novel released in late October, and I’m currently running a blog tour for it through Novel Publicity. This tour has over 200 bloggers, reviewing Farsighted , interviewing me, and featuring guest posts by yours truly ( seriously, you can check the schedule out here ). As far as blog tours go, it’s huge—in fact, I’ve never seen any bigger.Soap Sheets | illusions and aesthetics | Optical Illusions
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New Technique Turns Viruses Into Useful Tools
Researchers have demonstrated a simple, one-step process in which genetically engineered viruses arrange themselves into extremely ordered patterns with distinctive properties, such as color or strength.New Software System for Realistically Adding Objects Into Photos
Physicists unveil a theory for a new kind of superconductivity
Electronic Circuits Rewire Themselves on Demand, Depending On What They're Needed For
Static Circuitry Northwestern researchers are developing circuit technology that can rewire itself on demand. johnmuk via Flickr Northwestern University researchers--the same ones that brought us self-erasing documents a couple of years ago--are envisioning a day when computers and other gadgets can rewire themselves automatically to better suit the user’s needs at a given moment. As a step in that direction, they have today published a paper in Nature Nanotechnology describing tiny circuits they’ve created from nano-scale materials that can be resistors, diodes, transistors, or other components depending on what the computer needs them to be at a given time. Basically, they’ve created circuitry that can rewire itself in the lab. Harnessed for consumer electronics, this technology could enable a new breed of computers that are always optimized for the task at hand.Codecademy Lands $2.5 Million From Investors
Codeacademy is an online tool designed to give computer science newbies a crash course in the basics. Codecademy , a Web site that teaches people how to program for free, just got a lift for its lesson plan: $2.5 million in venture financing. On Thursday, the start-up announced that it raised a Series A round of cash from a bevy of noted venture capital firms, including Union Square Ventures, O’Reilly Ventures, SV Angel and CrunchFund and from a number of angel investors, including Joshua Schachter, founder of Delicious and Jig. “Our main goal is to hire people to help manage content and add new features,” said Zach Sims, who co-founded Codecademy with Ryan Bubinski, a developer and former classmate at Columbia University. “Right now, there are still only two of us working on the company.”The Benjamin Franklin Effect
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And don't forget the virus threats from stumble. Remember it's hard to control HTML 5 and stumble alike. by Dec 22
Another might be xmarks.com, diigo.com, digg of course and other varieties of social web. Also try similarwebs by Dec 22
The reason I don't like it is because it's a bit clunky of an app for the user on both ends. For instance, you might try pearl trees or diigo for your social bookmarking research, and maybe even try pinboard.in but stumble is so gap hazardous it's ridiculous to me. That just my opinion though. :-) by Dec 22
Interesting your the first negative comment about SU .Do you have a better recommendation . For something to replace it ? by Dec 22
I think it was the reverse for me . I found Pearltrees through Google search of "Mind Maps" then found SU through Pearltrees ;-) by Dec 6

