Thursday, June 28, 2012

Guru Product Blueprints To Be Released By Eben Pagan in July

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Las Vegas, NV ? Many people have considered selling products online, but were discouraged by the lack of information on how to do it properly. Thanks to a successful online marketer, the process will become very easy in just a few weeks.

Internet Marketing expert Eben Pagan announced the upcoming release of his most complete training to date, Guru Product Blueprints. Eben has been marketing products online for over ten years now, making over a million dollars in each of the products he released (some have made him tens of millions).

Guru Product Blueprints will be a 10-week training program designed to take a person by the hand through the whole product creation and marketing process.
Eben has helped many people create a solid online business, quit their jobs and generate an income most people would only dream about. It will cover all aspects of selecting a niche, creating a product (eBook, Video, Membership Site, Webinars, etc), and marketing it successfully.

This complete training will consist of
1. How-to videos
2. audio recordings
3. PDF documents
4. Different templates you can base your products on (great time-saver)
5. Webinars and live trainings, which allow participants to ask questions
6. And more

Covering all corners of the product creation process, Guru Product Blueprints is the most complete program by Eben Pagan to date. A person that follows this step by step blueprint will be successful, no doubt. Regardless of the background, anyone can do it as long as he or she can follow instructions.

Also known as David DeAngelo, he created the website Double Your Dating back in 2002, which was wildly successful. From then he created several products in different niches, and then helped other people start their online business. He became so successful that even Tony Robbins interviewed him for his Money Masters program.

It is often reported that his companies made over $100 million during the last nine years, which shows he clearly knows how to promote products online for profit.

Visit Guru Products Blueprint to learn how you can gain access to 3 training videos as well as downloadable exercises in PDF format. These will be available only for a very short time, so hurry up!

CONTACT INFO

For more information: Watch this short video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ahqbkxpjnyg
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Make Money Investing in Texas Real Estate

Lets take a quick look at the market in Houston right now...

Last May marked the 12th consecutive month of positive sales and growth in the Houston real estate market. The sales of single-family homes rose 29% since May of last year with and 8.5% increase in average sales price. Strong sales on homes from $250,000 and up pushed the average housing price up to historic levels.

For potential investors, probably the most important statistic is month end pending sales, which totaled 4,476, up 10.5% since last May. This suggests a further increase in sales for the upcoming months. Foreclosed sales totaled 7,327 in May, an increase of over 24% from that of last year. The large volume of sales has caused the price of these foreclosed homes to rise 4.1% to over $80,000 per home.

All this positive news may come as a surprise to many people. It is true, buyers and sellers alike are experiencing a national market filled with over-appreciated homes and a shortage of home-buyers. Texas seems to be the anomaly. Why?

"Texas Real Estate defies US property market" says Texas Real Estate Magazine.

Texas has an impressive 11.5% estimated profit increase according to the ROI. Of course, profit increase doesn't mean much to investors who have trouble finding tenants, such as in areas with high unemployment like California and Detroit. It's a good thing that Houston is a job creating machine that expects to have created more than 810,000 new jobs by the end of 2012.

Is Houston good for foreign investors?

In the past year, Texas has accounted for 10% of all international sales by foreign investors, coming in 3rd behind Florida (26%) and California (16%). There are a couple of reasons why foreign investors have suddenly turned their eyes toward the Lone Star. First, Texas has the single most self-sustaining economy in the country, experiencing stable growth on all levels. Second, Texas is one of the easiest states for foreign investors to set up an LLC.

Homes are going fast with an 18.1% decline in available listings over the past year. Also, the number of available single family homes has reached its lowest point in the past 5 years. The market is in a position where the sooner you act, the more returns you're likely to earn.

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YouTube for PS Vita now ready, will help you watch more kitties than Killzone

YouTube for PS Vita goes live, will help you watch games more than play them

Sony promised us a YouTube app for the PlayStation Vita this month, and although it's just sliding under the wire, that app is here. The viewer as it hits the console will play videos over 3G and WiFi as well as in HD quality, if you've got the bandwidth to burn. Most of the basics for favorites and searches are covered, including a small player that will let you hop between clips. There's no mention of subscriptions for those perpetually addicted to Maru or Ray William Johnson, however. That quirk aside, the free app is due to swing by the PlayStation Store any moment now, so fire up your Vita and get ready to watch game strategy videos distracting pet clips on that OLED-packing handheld.

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Friday, June 22, 2012

A Crypto Expert's View on Scary Bird Flu Data

Avian InfluenzaAfter months of contentious debate, the journal Science is publishing a controversial study on Friday about H5N1 avian influenza?s ability to spread among mammals. The report faced a tortuous path to publication as some researchers sought to censor the study?s findings for fear that they could be replicated and put to nefarious use. In a Science Perspective article accompanying the H5N1 research led by Ron Fouchier at the Erasmus Medical Center in the Netherlands, cryptographer Bruce Schneier draws parallels between cyber security and efforts to control access to scientific data.

Whether a virus effects computers or living things, a head-in-the-sand approach to protecting information about the virus?s nature is unlikely to be successful, according to Schneier, chief security technology officer and co-founder of digital security services firm BT Counterpane. He points out that virologists take significant risks when they rely on secrecy to protect their findings. Secrets are difficult to keep and once the data is exposed the researchers have little recourse?the genie is out of the bottle.

Likewise, the omission of technical details?initially proposed by the U.S. government?s National Science Advisory Board for Biosecurity?s (NSABB) for Fouchier?s research as well as another H5N1 study led by Yoshihiro Kawaoka at the University of Wisconsin-Madison published last month in Nature?provides poor security, according to Schneier. (Scientific American is part of the Nature Publishing Group). Kawaoka?s research detailed the mutation of lab-made strains of the H5N1 avian flu virus to the point where it became highly transmissible in ferrets. Sooner or later someone would have filled in any missing pieces, either through trial and error or working backward from the study?s results.

It is also a mistake to think that an experiment is too difficult for others to replicate for lack of access to the necessary equipment. ?What is impossible today will be a Ph.D. thesis in 20 years, and what was a Ph.D. thesis 20 years ago is a high-school science fair project today,? Schneier says.

Although much research is now analyzed, stored and disseminated via computer networks, scientists should understand something that most businesses still haven?t grasped: ?Everything gets hacked,? Schneier says. The list of organizations whose data has been compromised by cyber attackers or insiders leaking information includes banks, government agencies, military institutions?and the list goes on. One of the most glaring recent examples is the professional networking Web site LinkedIn. After a massive security breach and a seemingly complacent response to the theft of millions of poorly protected customer passwords LinkedIn now faces a $5-million class action suit and, perhaps worse, a general sense of mistrust among its users.

Trying to keep scientists from publishing the results of sensitive research for fear that an enemy might use this information is problematic, says Schneier. If the scientific community is facing a difficult problem with serious consequences, someone, somewhere will be working on a solution. And even a prestigious journal like Science or Nature had refused to publish the H5N1 research, it would have found its way to the public online, where there are no international borders.

Labs have some recourse against ?opportunistic attackers??those who exploit weak security for financial gain. Against them, relative security is important. ?You are safe if you are more secure than other networks,? Schneier says. Targeted attacks are another matter. ?It is almost impossible to secure a network against a sufficiently skilled and tenacious adversary,? he writes. ?All we can do is make the attacker?s job harder.?

Schneier?s Perspective article elaborates on a presentation he gave at April?s Royal Society H5N1 research conference in London. ?I wasn?t asked to comment on H5N1?I was asked to explain the realities of cyber security,? he says. ?But after listening to everyone talk about the issue, I realized that I had a lot of related experience that might be useful to the virology community.?

Although this was the first time Schneier has specifically applied lessons from computer security and cryptography to another academic discipline in this way, the nature of the data being protected is irrelevant, he says. ?The names and motivations of the attackers are slightly different, but so what? It?s all on the same computers and networks,? he adds. ?The attack tools are all the same.?

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Video: Costas: Clemens not guilty, but shames game

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Tuesday, June 19, 2012

Vatican blames media for latest scandal - again

(AP) ? The Vatican is blaming the media for fueling the latest scandal over leaked Vatican documents and is insisting that there are no power struggles or problems of unity in the Holy See's governance.

Secretary of State Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone said in an interview Monday with an Italian Catholic weekly that journalists reporting on the leaks scandal are "pretending to be Dan Brown ... inventing stories and replaying legends."

The Vatican has been on the defensive ever since sensitive documents alleging corruption and exposing power struggles began leaking out in the Italian media in January. A recent book containing dozens of documents from Pope Benedict XVI's own desk has compounded what many see as a plot to undermine Bertone.

Bertone said he enjoys "an extraordinary climate of communion" with his collaborators.

Associated Press

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Saturday, June 16, 2012

Cemetery Mini-Golf (0.5)

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Cemeteries are such useless wastes of otherwise good real estate. Why not incorporate them into largeish miniature* golf courses? Rightly designed headstones could be incorporated as arches, embankments, angle-boards, and mounds. I call dibs on the 18th hole windmill headstone.

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Thursday, June 7, 2012

Urbanspoon Debuts Rezbook ?Right Now,? Lets Diners See Real-Time Availability For Reservations & Waitlists

iPhone_tables_availableUrbanspoon is continuing to heat up the competition between it and competitor?OpenTable with the launch of a new feature for Rezbook, its iPad-based reservation and tablet management system for restaurant owners. Today, the company is introducing Rezbook "Right Now" which lets diners view immediate table availability at the restaurants found in Urbanspoon. The feature supports real-time availability for both reservations and walk-ins, the company says.

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Sunday, June 3, 2012

Engadget Mobile Podcast 140 - 06.02.2012

As Myriam stuffs an unearthly spaghetti of cables into her duffle on the way to Taipei, she sneaks in two more hours of stateside Engadget Mobile Podcast with Brad. Listen intently as they discuss, fireside-chat style, the lowest of the mobile lowdowns before they even bubble up to the surface.

Hosts: Myriam Joire (tnkgrl), Brad Molen
Producer: Trent Wolbe
Music: Tycho - Coastal Brake (Ghostly International)

00:09:55 - Gigabyte makes 975g X11 official, claims 'world's lightest' 11.6-inch notebook (update: hands-on video)
00:25:10 - Huawei Ascend P1 review
00:40:00 - Lenovo LePhone K800 launches, officially brings Medfield to China
00:50:00 - Orange San Diego revealed: Intel-powered phone to reach UK on June 6th for £200
01:12:38 - Samsung Focus 2 review
01:36:20 - Supposed new iPhone casings show up with tall body, tiny dock connector, tons of mystery (update: a bit of the front too)
01:42:00 - Apple CEO Tim Cook Interview at D10
01:48:23 - Cricket now offers the iPhone with $55 'unlimited' everything plan
01:49:09 - Customs stops delaying HTC One X and EVO 4G LTE devices after 'review'

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