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Networking site seeks to connect youth to mentors

BEIRUT: An online video on the Nawaya Networks recently launched social networking site introduces new users to Karen, a 16-year-old who dreams of becoming a hip hop dancer, but doesnt know where to take classes.

In her minute-long video introduction she expresses her resolve to keep practicing at home, with the help of online tutorials, until she can find professional instructors.

Three years ago, I started dancing hip hop, but because I was still young I didnt know how or where to take classes, Karen says in the video, which also features clips of her breaking down some self-taught dance moves in her bed room.

I would love to have the SUPRA shoes [a style of running shoe], baggies and a hat, she added, stressing these are all important in order to move better, and also respect the hip hop culture.

The video is part of Karens Nawaya profile page, which also includes a photograph and a short introduction about the teen. These are the essential elements of the non-governmental organizations new social networking site, set to be fully functional by June 10, which seeks to connect disadvantaged youth to professional and recreational opportunities outside their immediate areas.

Taking the online route was a decision made recently by the organizers of the NGO, who looked to the Internet to increase the likelihood of both finding youth in need of their services and opportunities, and of finding the companies, institutions and mentors that can provide them.

Nawaya connects disadvantaged youth, meaning marginalized or at-risk youth, with resources to help them pursue their passions, develop certain skills and talents, said Helene Hamady, the organizations partnership coordinator.

These resources include the networks various partners and range from institutions, like universities to sports academies, businesses, and individuals. Often youth are connected to one of these resources according to their particular aptitudes.

The website enables potential mentors and sponsors to browse individual youths according to their interests, which vary from art, sports, music, photography, theatre and writing. The youths themselves include not only Lebanese, but other nationalities like Syrians, Iraqis, Palestinians and youths from various migrant communities.

Through the online network you can also discover the hidden potential of some youths. We come across a lot of talented people, and we feel that we need to share these talents with a broader audience, she said.

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Traders Could Book a Quick Profit if This Stock Enters a Free Fall Zone

Social networking company LinkedIn Corporation (LNKD) has been a volatile stock since it began trading in May 2011. Although it is higher by about 50% year to date, it has experienced a few rocky weeks that now have it sitting on thin support. While LNKD is still well-positioned to go higher through the longer-term lens, a break of support on the near-term chart would set up a nice short trade with defined risk.

With only 24 months under its belt as a publicly traded company, LinkedIn has surprised many a naysayer with its business model and financial results. And the stock's price more than doubling since its IPO is also a testament to the firm's success.

Like many social networking stocks, however, plenty of questions about the business model and revenue sources remain, so these stocks are likely to continue to trade with elevated volatility.

On the weekly chart, we note that through most of 2011 the stock traded in big swings that were not for the faint of heart. After it found a bottom in late 2011, it strung together a sharp rally into the first half of 2012. This then led to a still choppy but more orderly sideways consolidation phase that was roughly $30 wide and lasted from May 2012 until early February 2013.

On Feb. 8, after the company reported its fourth-quarter earnings the night before, LNKD gapped higher at the open and never looked back, closing the day up more than 20%. It was a game-changer of a day as the rally snapped the stock out of its consolidation phase and gave it enough momentum to rally all the way into its next earnings announcement on May 2.

After reporting earnings in May, the stock responded with a bearish gap down day, which after a few days of consolidation, was followed by a bearish shooting star candlestick on May 15.

During the past two weeks, LNKD continued to work its way lower down to a critical lateral support level around $167-$168, which also happens to just about coincide with a 50% Fibonacci retracement of the early February to early May rally. A daily close below $167 support could see the stock fall quickly to $155.

There are two things traders should keep in mind with this trade. First, just because support gets broken does not mean a stock immediately falls into the abyss. More often than not, the going gets choppy for a few days before ultimately resolving lower.

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RESAAS Brings Social Networking Super Powers to MREDpalooza

LISLE, Ill., May 29, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Midwest Real Estate Data (MRED), Chicagoland's multiple listing service (MLS), has announced that RESAAS is sponsoring and attending MREDpalooza as a ZAP! level Sponsor.

RESAAS provides a social network designed to allow real-time updating of property listings as well as the ability to sync with social media sites such as Facebook and Twitter. Known as "real estate broadcasts", RESAAS's reblast engine automatically generates all of an agency's real estate workflow into social content that is instantly pushed out to the RESAAS platform and other social networks.

Those registered to attend MREDpalooza will be given RESAAS profile pages and will be networked together into a private MREDpalooza group to communicate, network and share information during the live event. In addition to having a booth at MREDpalooza, RESAAS will be introducing its real estate social network and profile pages in training classes throughout the day.

dynaConnections, ListHub, agileTel and Top Producer Systems have also joined the MREDpalooza sponsorship lineup.

"RESAAS is excited to be participating in MREDpalooza not only as a ZAP! level Sponsor but with the ability to provide all event attendees with a real estate focused social network to communicate on the day of the event," said Danielle Sissons, Director of Corporate Communications at RESAAS. "This is RESAAS's first exposure into the Chicago market and we look forward to participating in this MLS-hosted real estate tech expo."

"Consistent with our mission at MRED and the vision of MREDpalooza, we are thrilled to bring RESAAS into the fold as a major sponsor and integral part of MREDpalooza," said MRED CEO Russ Bergeron. "I'm excited to give our attendees an innovative way to freely network and communicate during the event."

MRED has only a few sponsorship and exhibiting opportunities left, and encourages those interested to get in touch as soon as possible. All MREDpalooza participants will enjoy significant interaction with thousands of MRED's customers.

About MREDpalooza

MREDpalooza is the largest free real estate tech expo in the country. Taking place Tuesday, June 18, 2013, from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center in Rosemont, Illinois, MREDpalooza will be a great opportunity for MRED's customers to learn, at no cost, about a myriad of real estate products and services to enhance their businesses.

MRED is planning for several thousand attendees and scores of vendors, many of whom, like RESAAS, have already committed to attending. Training sessions and demos will be offered throughout the day, providing more in-depth understanding of many of the products and services. Those wishing to attend or exhibit at MREDpalooza are asked to visit MREDpalooza.com for free registration and sponsorship information.

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Dish Network dishes out social app for its subscribers

The new social app will let Dish subscribers interact with Facebook and Twitter feeds related to the show or channel they're currently watching.

Dish subscribers can now combine a bit of social networking with their TV viewing.

Available starting Wednesday, Social is the name of a new app for Dish's Hopper Whole-Home DVR that lets people watch a show and follow relevant posts or comment about it at the same time.

The app taps into both Twitter and Facebook.

Dish subscribers can follow a Twitter feed related to the show or channel currently being watched. They can access their own Twitter feed to tweet, reply to a tweet, favorite a tweet, or retweet someone else's post. They can also log into their Facebook account to post a comment about what's on the air.

The app displays information at the bottom of the TV related to the current show. Users can discover how many people are tweeting about the program, see where they're located in the country, and find out the show's Twitter sentiment rating.

"Last year, Twitter saw 32 million Americans tweet about TV programming, an incredible display of consumer interest in wanting a more social experience from TV," Jimshade Chaudhari, director of product marketing and management at Dish, said in a statement. "Through our Social app, we've made it easier for consumers to follow social conversations and post in real-time without leaving their TV screen."

Dish subscribers can access the Social app through the quick launch bar and link to as many four Twitter accounts and four Facebook accounts.

Note: Dish offers a product that CBS (the parent company of CNET) and the other broadcast networks believe is illegal.

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