Search Engine Land: Must Read News About Search Marketing & Search Engines Ray William Johnson Ray William Johnson (born August 14, 1981) is an American video blogger, producer, and actor best known for his YouTube series Equals Three, in which he provides commentary on viral videos.[1][2] Many of the videos featured on Equals Three are noted to have received an additional boost of popularity.[3][4][5][6][7] In February 2011, one industry publication noted that Johnson had six of the top 20 most watched videos of the month.[8] In early September 2012, Johnson had accumulated nearly two billion video views.[9] As of December 2013[update], his YouTube channel had more than 10.6 million subscribers, and more than two billion video views.[10] On March 9, he announced that the last episode of Equals Three would air on March 12, 2014. Early life Career YFM has released 31 original songs, 2 remixes of original songs, 1 remix of another artist's song, 1 mashup, and 8 covers through the channel. References
100 Websites To See Before You Die (Part 1) - Page 1 Here at Maximum PC, we've always done our fair share of website recommendation articles--including a couple of doozies from the past few years. And of course we're not the only ones who do this sort of article either; it's a proven popular format. But this year, we thought we'd mix things up a little bit. In that spirit, our February cover feature is going to be 100 Websites You Need to Visit Before You Die. So today we've got the first 50 of our 100 Websites You Need to See Before You Die. So, without further ado, here's the list: We Choose the Moon Its name taken from John F. Hotel 626 Commissioned to help sell Doritos (of all things), Hotel626 is a decidedly non-snack-related horror puzzle game, which challenges you to escape from a haunted hotel while solving challenges and avoiding an untimely demise. One thing though: you can only play the game at night. Incredibox Have you ever wanted to conduct your own miniature trip-hop orchestra of French hipster clones? The Dionaea House
Markov chain A simple two-state Markov chain A Markov chain (discrete-time Markov chain or DTMC[1]), named after Andrey Markov, is a mathematical system that undergoes transitions from one state to another on a state space. It is a random process usually characterized as memoryless: the next state depends only on the current state and not on the sequence of events that preceded it. This specific kind of "memorylessness" is called the Markov property. Introduction[edit] A Markov chain is a stochastic process with the Markov property. In literature, different Markov processes are designated as "Markov chains". While the time parameter definition is mostly agreed upon to mean discrete-time, the Markov chain state space does not have an established definition: the term may refer to a process on an arbitrarily general state space.[5] However, many uses of Markov chains employ finite or countable (or discrete on the real line) state spaces, which have a more straightforward statistical analysis. . . and
DuckDuckGo the little known search engine that refuses to store data on users doubles web traffic amid NSA tapping scandal DuckDuckGo, based in Pennsylvania, does not share user data with sitesThis means fewer advertisements and results that are not skewed for usersFirm saw web traffic double in the wake of Snowden NSA tapping leakPro-privacy search engine one of several companies growing in this arena By Helen Collis Published: 08:43 GMT, 11 July 2013 | Updated: 07:14 GMT, 23 July 2013 Web-users who want to protect their privacy have been switching to a small unheard of search engine in the wake of the 'Prism' revelations. DuckDuckGo, the little known U.S. company, sets itself aside from its giant competitors such as Google and Yahoo, by not sharing any of its clients' data with searched websites. This means no targeted advertising and no skewed search results. At just 33, DuckDuckGo founder and CEO, Gabriel Weinberg has tapped into a niche market - offering Internet users real privacy when searching the world wide web 'If you're wondering how you would turn that into a verb...Duck it!'
100 Best Small Business Podcasts 2011 | Small Business Trends Radio | Small Business Advice A new year is upon us and it’s that time once again! As many of you know, every year Small Business Trends Radio searches high and low on the Internet for you so that we may choose 100 of the most useful and informative podcasts we can find for YOU. In today’s technical times, many people don’t have the time to search, scour and sift through all of the amazing audio resources that are daily filling the Internet. There is an amazing wealth of information here – so relax, sit back and listen! DishyMix – With Susan Bratton. Total Picture Radio — With Peter Clayton. Project Management War Stories — With Wayne Thompson. HBR IdeaCast – By Harvard Business Review. Trafcom News Podcast – With Donna Papacosta. Manager Tool Podcasts – With Mauzenne & Co. The Engaging Brand – With Anna Farmery. The Bottom Line – With Evan Davis. Break Through Business – By Michele Price. Marketing Over Coffee – By John Wall and Christopher Phenn. Duct Tape Marketing — By John Jantsch. The BeanCast – By Bob Knorpp.
8 Books For a Higher Existence Books are magical inventions. By carrying meaning, they gives us glimpses of experience and knowledge from a different world. Phonetic language, being cut-off from time and place, the Now, helps both to encapsulate the ego more, but also to offer guidance to make it poriferous, letting Eros free. Without books we would lose this guidance. If you’re done reading this list and want to level up more – check out part two! Thus Spoke Zarathustra – Friedrich Nietzsche Thus Spoke Zarathustra is Nietzsche’s most prophetic book in which he offers his teachings through the words of Zarathustra, based on the Persian prophet Zoroaster, who, after spending ten years on a mountain in meditation only accompanied by his Eagle and Serpent, comes down to offer his wisdom to the world. Becoming Animal – David Abram Abram’s first book The Spell of the Sensuous convincingly argued that being human is inseparably interconnected with everything that is not human. The Story of B – Daniel Quinn
Lao Tzu Who is talking about the topic you are interested on social media network - Social Media Search Engine How to make money on YouTube: The users making millions every year Felix Kjellberg, creator of PewDiePie, is the highest earning YouTube user, cashing in over $17 million a year. He’s one of many making a living from the social network. Source: YouTube/PewDiePie Source: Supplied NOT just an outlet for oddities, creativity and cats, YouTube is a lucrative goldmine and is making its users millions of dollars every year. We might roll our eyes at some of the inane stuff uploaded to the video platform, but according to analytics company SocialBlade those homemade videos are earning some users over $16 million a year. User PewDiePie (real name Felix Kjellberg) who posts clips in which he comments on video games is the highest grossing channel on YouTube, raking in an estimated A$1.4 million a month (over A$17 million a year), out-earning professional TV stars. It even out-earns Justin Bieber’s VEVO account, which was viewed by 108 million people last month. PewDiePie has been ranked as the highest earning YouTuber. 1. 2. 3.Stampylonghead 4. 5. blucollection
Dealing with Banks, lawfully - getoutofdebtfree.org Two Options for Dealing with Credit Cards, Overdrafts and Loans Info - Please read carefully. Make sure you've read Getting Startedand also read Hints and Tips in the right margin. 1 Option one- Standard Template Letters The three letter process for Banks and Credit Cards There are three letters, which need posting at least 10 days apart. Together they will create a tacit contract, which is a lawfully binding agreement. The letters open as a Microsoft Word Document, however if you do not have a Word installed, get a copy of OpenOffice for Windows users, or LibreOffice if you are using a Mac. Letter 1 Download Letter 1 Letter 2 Follow up Letter 1 ten days later with Letter 2 which starts the formation of the tacit agreement. Download Letter 2 Letter 3 Finally follow up ten days after sending Letter 2 with Letter 3, the third and final letter to the debt collector, which forms the tacit agreement. Download Letter 3 For debts £5000 to £10,000 or $7500 to $15,000 Common Law Copyright Notice Bill
Noam Chomsky Spells Out the Purpose of Education E + ducere: “To lead or draw out.” The etymological Latin roots of “education.” According to a former Jesuit professor of mine, the fundamental sense of the word is to draw others out of “darkness,” into a “more magnanimous view” (he’d say, his arms spread wide). As inspirational as this speech was to a seminar group of budding higher educators, it failed to specify the means by which this might be done, or the reason. What is the difference between education and indoctrination? First, Chomsky defines his view of education in an Enlightenment sense, in which the “highest goal in life is to inquire and create. Chomsky defines the opposing concept of education as indoctrination, under which he subsumes vocational training, perhaps the most benign form. Josh Jones is a doctoral candidate in English at Fordham University and a co-founder and former managing editor of Guernica / A Magazine of Arts and Politics.
Focus on the User Google Translate for HANDWRITING in 13 new languages with app update Google Translate has added 13 new languages to its handwriting tool This includes Arabic, Bosnian, Cebuano, Gujarati, Hmong, Kannada, Maltese, Mongolian, Persian, Punjabi, Somali, Tamil, and TeluguUsers press the handwriting button and begin writing on a virtual notepadGoogle reads these symbols, converts them to text and translates them By Victoria Woollaston Published: 12:30 GMT, 13 March 2014 | Updated: 12:36 GMT, 13 March 2014 Visiting a country when you don’t speak the language is tricky enough, let alone when that country uses a different alphabet. To tackle this problem, Google has updated its Translate app to recognise handwriting written in 13 new languages including Arabic, Bosnian, Cebuano, Gujarati, Hmong, Kannada, Maltese, Mongolian, Persian, Punjabi, Somali, Tamil, and Telugu. People visiting other countries can use the update to translate phrases into another language, or they can write the symbols they see on signs and menus, for example, to see an automatic translation.