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Damn Cool Pics


25 Creative Tramp Stamp Tattoos

Posted: 16 Aug 2011 05:30 PM PDT

Many women are getting Tramp Stamp these days; many guys are drooling over them. The lower back tattoo, also known as a tramp stamp or ass antlers, is becoming more and more common. And since so many people are getting the lower back tattoo, we must ask...have tramp stamps gained any class over time? Have they become acceptable for "good girls"? In a word: No. Ask any group of guys, "What do you think of a girl with a lower back tattoo versus a girl without one?" You will quickly find your answer.

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Facebook Profile Dress

Posted: 16 Aug 2011 05:10 PM PDT

The work of emerging Romanian designer, Lana Dumitru, this somewhat revealing Facebook dress allows you to show your faccebook profile and a whole lot more. It was part of her graduation collection which tracks woman's evolution 'from the initial stage of nudity up to her upgraded virtual level of being'. Indeed.






Source: tuxedoconfessions


Caplin Rous, World's Most Famous Capybara

Posted: 16 Aug 2011 02:28 PM PDT

Caplin Rous, arguably the most famous real-life giant rodent, has died. He was three-and-a-half years old.

Caplin Rous is a capybara. Related to the guinea pig, the capybara is the largest species of rodent. They're extremely rare as pets, only 30 or so are sold in the U.S. each year. Though they're native to South America, Caplin was born in Texas and lives in the town of Buda with Melanie Typaldos, who never expected this animal to take over her life quite the way he has.

Adult capybaras may grow to 130 centimetres (4.3 ft) in length, and weigh up to 65 kg (140 lb). The top recorded weight is 105.4 kg (232 lbs). And this one named Caplin Rous (pronounced rose) is quite famous in the Internet. "Normally when people see him they have no idea what he is...but they just think he's really cute," says Typaldos.

Caplin weighed just three pounds when Typaldos first got him at the age of 11 days old. Two and a half years later he now tips the scales at more than 100 pounds!Caplin enjoys taking long walks with his family Capybaras are semi-aquatic animals and Caplin enjoys swimming in his backyard pool more than anything. Instead of purring like a house cat, Caplin makes tiny squeaks when he is happy.












































Tablet Takeover: The State of the Tablet PC in the Enterprise [Infographic]

Posted: 16 Aug 2011 02:13 PM PDT

First introduced by Microsoft in 1999, many viewed the Tablet PC as a toy, a device that couldn't get any real work done. With the release of Apple's iPad in 2010, the mobile computing world has been consumed with tablets. A mobile device that is bigger than a smartphone, but smaller than a laptop, Tablet PCs are quickly becoming the device of choice for professionals who need the power of a computer, with the portability of a smartphone. Today's #E2sday looks at the state of the Tablet takeover in the enterprise.

More Infographics.

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Source: socialcast


Air Swimmers - Awesome RC Flying Shark and Clownfish

Posted: 15 Aug 2011 11:14 PM PDT



Air Swimmers are fish-shaped balloons that you can fly around your room using a remote control. You fill them with helium and they stay inflated for weeks.


Hot Cosplay Girls From Comiket

Posted: 15 Aug 2011 10:35 PM PDT

Comiket otherwise known as the Comic Market is the world's largest self-published comic book fair, held twice a year in Tokyo, Japan. It is a grassroots, DIY effort for selling dojinshi, self-published Japanese works.

Comiket now attracts half a million visitors per each 3 day event (known as the summer and winter Comiket). It is a free event but they encourage sales of the Comiket catalougue, detailing what is on the stands each day.



















































































































































Real-life Rapunzels - Part 2

Posted: 15 Aug 2011 09:44 PM PDT

It's a collection of long-haired girls. Maybe their hair isn't as long as the hair of Rapunzel, but it still looks impressive.

"Rapunzel" is a German fairy tale in the collection assembled by the Brothers Grimm, and first published in 1812 as part of Children's and Household Tales. The Grimm Brothers' story is an adaptation of the fairy tale Persinette by Charlotte-Rose de Caumont de La Force originally published in 1698. Its plot has been used and parodied in various media and its best known line is an idiom of popular culture.

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Ashton Kutcher’s Villa on Wheels

Posted: 15 Aug 2011 09:36 PM PDT

Size matters in Hollywood and while Ashton Kutcher might not be able to match the $2 million a show paid to Charlie Sheen, the man he's replaced on hit TV comedy Two And A Half Men, he has more than made up for it with his trailer. At $8,750 a week it's just as well Mr Demi Moore is reported to be on a possible $20 million for 26 episodes.

In fact, the two-storey, 53ft long, 30-ton luxury home from home used by Mr Demi Moore isn't called a trailer – it's described as a 'mobile estate'.




















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Remembering a Dog Named Goodnewscowboy

Posted: 16 Aug 2011 05:51 AM PDT

Posted by gfiorelli1

Goodnewscowboy famous avatar

Sunday, August the 7th, was a sad day for the Moz community when we lost a beloved member due to cancer.

Maybe the newest don’t know him, but there was a “Dog” here that was the smartest and funnier commenter of all: we knew him as goodnewscowboy; his real name was Bullitt Darlington.

The Moz community is proud of these qualities, so well expressed by the SEOmoz TAGFEE Tenets:

  1. Transparent and Authentic;
  2. Generous;
  3. Fun;
  4. Empathetic;
  5. Exceptional.

and Bullitt was the best example of this philosophy.

Transparent, because – even though he used for a long time the photo of his beloved golden retriever – we always knew he was talking from his soul;

Authentic, because he never hide himself behind a curtain of presumed knowledge or superiority;

Fun, because he was able to invent the most amusing joke and his a la Laurel & Hardy comments threads are going to be in the story of the SEOmoz blog;

Empathetic, because he was there when someone needed it, with an email, with a tweet, with a comment in Facebook;

Exceptional, because his intuition was so lucid, that he was able to argue and well guess so many things in SEO and marketing... while declaring, in his honestly and humbleness not being a real SEO.

Yes, SEO was not Bullitt’s main profession. It was his dream, what he wanted to be and what he started to be and preparing to make as his real job, one of the passions that made him fight his cancer. But he was an SEO in his heart.

I still remember a night this last January when I, Bullitt, Casey and Dr. Pete where having a totally not SEO chat on Twitter. It was like a conversation friends have sitting in a bar and sharing a beer, nothing remarkable, but unforgettable was that sensation of closeness we felt for few minutes.

We left with a promise that Bullitt’s health prevented us from making: to have the same conversation but in person during the last MozCon in Seattle, where we all were going to be.

Bullit last avatar... it was a fight to convince him use his real photo.

Bullitt has passed away, but someone only dies when the last memory of him fades away. His 2689 comments here will make live in our memory always. Go and read them… and remember a man called goodnewscowboy.

 

From the SEOmoz staff:

We remember Bullitt Darlington, aka goodnewscowboy, as the most kind, witty, helpful and warmhearted soul to grace this community. Donations in Bullitt's memory can be made to the Salvation Army, one of goodnewscowboy's favorite charities.

Below are some of our favorite comments from goodnewscowboy. Feel free to share your own memories in the comments below. He wouldn't want it any other way.

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How to Get Search Volume Data Straight into Excel [Mozcon Debrief]

Posted: 15 Aug 2011 02:00 PM PDT

Posted by richardbaxterseo

A few weeks ago I attended (and had the honour of speaking at) Mozcon. Mozcon is without a doubt the best SEO conference I’ve ever been to, and I’ve been to a lot. It rocks to be amongst so many stars! Anyhoo, just to say thanks to the Mozteam for flying me over to sunny Seattle, I brought them a new toy to play with. And the best part, it’s free for anyone to use.

Introducing the Adwords API Extension for Excel.

Oh Gosh, Richard Made a Video

My team were insistent – no light piano jazz this time. It sucks. I have no idea what’s wrong with them – elevator music is awesome. So here’s a quick tour in my best British accent. Think: “shine yer shoes, Guvnor?” (If you’ve ever heard Rand’s Brit accent attempts, you’ll know where I’m coming from with that.)

Get Yourself an Adwords API Key

Obviously that’s a pretty quick tour in the video, so it didn’t include the fiendishly simple set up process. So you know, you’ll need an Adwords API key. Adwords API keys are available to My Client Center account holders. Get one of those from here. For whatever reason, it’s tough to migrate to an MCC account from a plain old Adwords account, so take my advice and create a fresh Google account login for your Adwords API.

Learn the Queries

Learning the queries is pretty easy. Here are the most important:

getAdWordAvg()

getAdWordAvg(keyword,"[MATCHTYPE]","[COUNTRYCODE]","DEVICE")

Example: =getAdWordAvg(A1,"EXACT","GB","WEB")

Description: returns average search volume from the adwords API. Matchtype accepts broad, exact and phrase match. Country codes can be found in the Adwords documentation and devices can be mobile or web.

arrayGetAdWordStats()

arrayGetAdWordStats([TABLE],"[MATCHTYPE]","[COUNTRYCODE]","DEVICE")

Example: =arrayGetAdWordStats(myKWlist,"EXACT","US","MOBILE")

Description: array formula (auto adds {} brackets) will return data from a list of keywords in a table (average search volume and seasonal data).

arrayGetAdWordIdeas()

arrayGetAdWordIdeas([TABLE],"[MATCHTYPE]","[COUNTRYCODE]","DEVICE",[NoOfResults])

Example: =arrayGetAdWordIdeas(Table1,"BROAD","US","WEB",20)

Description: array formula (auto adds {} brackets) will return suggestions from a list of keywords in a table (average search volume and seasonal data).

I Want, I Want! Gimme the Download! Gimme!

Just so you know, the full installation guide is over on SEOgadget. All you have to do is download this zip file and run setup.xls. That’s all!

After years of working with Excel, I’m still really excited by it. It’s solved a lot of problems for me in the past and I'd just like to personally thank my chief data wrangler and master datasmith of Choice, Tom Gleeson. He rocks.

I’d really love to hear your thoughts, feedback and of course how you’re using the extension to work smarter in your keyword research.


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