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Well, I got invited to a new social network that keeps its members #39; information TOTALLY private, so I joined. They don #39;t let search engines crawl the site, AND they don #39;t sell any of my information. They don #39;t even allow Ads, because Ads can have stuff like spyware, malware and tracking software. Instead they charge $10 a month, but it #39;s worth it to me to know my information is kept private and is not for sale. Plus I really like what the company stands for. They give away 10% of all their revenues to charities that the community recommends. They call it Social-Minded Social Networking! (Like it!) Oh...the name of the company is Crazygood! (Love that!) And to motivate everyone to invite their friends, they share half of the $10 with the members who help them build this community. So basically, if you refer your friends, you could MORE than cover your $10 a month. You could start earning some extra money EVERY month. They have an affiliate marketing program that pays you $1 for each of your friends, AND your friends #39; friends, AND their friends #39; friends; for every friend in your "Circles of Influence" up to 5 circles. I know you have a lot of friends (and I am glad to be one of them), but I wanted to tell you about this because it #39;s a really good thing and I want you to join me. So come be my "Crazygood" friend; it #39;s better 🙂 Click on the link below and check it out: http://www.crazygood.comFrom:Terrell2353Views:1 0ratingsTime:07:47More inMusic

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Mariah #39;s benchmark video
I do not own any rights towards this video. This is a song about Social Networking for my benchmark product for school. This song is to express negative effects of social networking.From:mariah virtsViews:0 0ratingsTime:03:17More inPeople Blogs

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PHILIP KIRACOFE: Failure Club
The Failure Club was created as a transformational, life-altering, book club-like support group to provide a formalized structure in the pursuit of mastery in #39;failure #39;. The Failure Club is support group of individuals inspired by the desire to push beyond their perceived boundaries. In The Failure Club, members learn to defy the fears associated with #39;failure #39; by pursuing seemingly impossible goals that they set for themselves. From the outset, failure is not only a highly probable outcome, it is the desired outcome. Only through embracing the reality of failure can its #39; societal stigmas be stripped away and replaced with an inspirational alternative. Over the last 20 years, Philip has launched a pioneer online grocery service, the first large scale social networking site, a venture incubator fund, a construction firm, and a social venture to promote mountain biking in Haiti. twitter.com failureclub.org This talk took place at the Ignite NYC 14 event, "Fails, Facepalms and Spinouts Stories from the Other Side of Failure" event. 5minutes and 20 slides rotating automatically in front of NYC #39;s brightest geeks, what would you say? For nearly two years Ignite NYC has cultivated a vibrant community of artists, technologists, thinkers, tinkerers, and personalities to connect, develop new relationships and projects, and answer this challenge. Enlighten us, but make it quick! Wanna see the slides? http://www.slideshare.netFrom:IgniteNYCViews:1 0ratingsTime:04:57More inPeople Blogs

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New Yu-Gi-Oh Holiday Giveaway Contest - 3 Free Playmats - Sponsored by HERO TV!
This has been a wonderful year for HERO TV, and to celebrate our first tour through the winter months, we #39;re holding a Holiday Give-Away Contest! As we talked about in our last episode, we #39;re going to be giving away multiple playmats! Here #39;s how you can win this seasonal raffle! PRIZES: Inzektor World Championship Qualifer Playmat Hieratic Regional Championship Playmat Yuma "Win-A-Mat" Event Playmat Just like any raffle, you have to have a raffle ticket! We realize that not everyone has a Youtube account, so we #39;re adding two new ways for you to enter! And before you want to ask, YES, you can use each of the three ways to enter and it #39;ll count as 3 tickets! ENTRY METHOD #1 : YOUTUBE Comment and you #39;ll automatically be entered! You can subscribe to this channel to keep track of the contest and future episodes of HERO TV. You can comment what ever you #39;d like, as long as it #39;s on this video. ENTRY METHOD #2: FACEBOOK Go to http://www.facebook.com . We #39;ll have a Facebook Post pinned to the top about the contest, so if you comment there, it #39;ll count as your second ticket! ENTRY METHOD #3 : TWITTER Tweet @Pharaohmone with the hashtag #Yugioh ! This #39;ll count as your third and final ticket. You can say "Enter Me!" or whatever you #39;d like, as long as it #39;s @Pharaohmone with #Yugioh in the message. When the contest ends, we #39;ll collect all our "tickets" and enter them into a numbered database so the winner can be picked randomly. First place gets his choice of the playmats. Second place will ...From:PharaohmonesViews:6 1ratingsTime:01:20More inGaming

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By Alex Dumortier, CFA | More Articles November 30, 2012 |

Stocks are in the black this morning with the Dow (DJINDICES: ^DJI) and the broader S&P 500 (SNPINDEX: ^GSPC) up 0.2% and 0.1% at 10:02 a.m. EST.

The long view: Bloomberg has a very interesting profile of eccentric (and highly successful) bond investor Jeff Gundlach of Double Line that's worth reading. Here's a taste of his wit: Gundlach does the Saturday New York Times crossword puzzle, but skips Sunday because he finds it too easy, comparing it to counting Cheerios in box: "You can do it, but what's the point?"

The micro view: Yesterday, in this column, I highlighted some of the problems with "investing" in Groupon, and I wrote that there was reason to believe the stock would decline today (which looks on the mark, with the stock down 7.5% at 10:04 a.m.). Today, it's time to turn our attention to two other co-dependent social networking stocks: Facebook (NASDAQ: FB) and Zynga (NASDAQ: ZNGA) .

Just prior to Facebook's IPO, I wrote that the share of its revenue attributable to Zynga was an underappreciated risk factor. After regular trading hours yesterday, the two companies announced in separate regulatory filings that they had amended their agreement with each other to reduce their co-dependency. Zynga will no longer need to use Facebook as its sole social networking platform or grant Facebook exclusivity on its games. Facebook, in turn, will be able to develop its own games starting in March.

Let's be clear: Zynga is the junior partner in this relationship and needs Facebook more than Facebook needs it. Today's price action reflects this, with Zynga shares losing 7.2% at 10:02 a.m., while Facebook is down less than 1%. Furthermore, one of the grave shortcomings of Zynga in terms of an investment is that, like Groupon, it lacks a durable competitive advantage.

Facebook is a better business than Zynga. To get a comprehensive assessment of the risks and opportunities the pre-eminent social network faces, click here to request The Motley Fool's premium report on the company, which includes 12 months of ongoing coverage.

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