So by now you’ve got well over 100 kick-ass tricks you’re learned from scam school, and I get a LOT of letters from people asking how to hone their skills as a performer. Everyone’s different, but I know that for me, street performing was an invaluable experience. It forced me to learn how to build a crowd, how to recognize when people were getting bored, and gave me an opportunity to hone my skills without having to book a “real” show. In this episode of Scam School, we take it to the streets and try to discover the ins and outs of street performing. Subscribe for free weekly scams! www.youtube.com More scams! youtube.com Twitter twitter.com Facebook www.facebook.com Brian Brushwood on Twitter twitter.com ABOUT SCAM SCHOOL If Harvard offered a PhD in deceit, this would be it. Award-winning magician Brian Brushwood takes viewers on an inside tour of bar tricks, street cons, and scams. If you watch carefully, you’ll never have to pay for a drink again!

Vivek Wadhwa takes us through his research to reveal some challenging trends in global practices, outsourcing myths, and the underlying impact on innovation in America.

Edited By: David Victorino, Directed By:Jaime Y And David Victorino Inspired by Dustin Shepard Aka Eldente www.youtube.com , We Had to make a Music video for Jaime’s Delta College Class And we only had a Few Days to record And We finally got it done in time, Here is EraHead Productions First Music Video Attempt, it haves Fixie Riding Skate Boarding some Flips, Please Comment and enjoy, I DO NOT OWN THE MUSIC CONTENT OF THIS VIDEOIT BELONGS TO “FENECH SOLER” I DO NOT MAKE ANY PROFIT OFF OF THIS VIDEO, ITS WAS JUST A PROJECT, About: This Is just a Video About how much of a stress killer a bike can be, whenever i feel down theres always that bike you and your friends can ride, and you just forget about everything, Programs used, Final Cut Pro, Adobe Photoshop CS4, Wish i used Adobe after effects CS5 but i was kinda lazy Camera: Canon EOS T1i Lyrics Well, hello old friend! The night is dark and I feel cold. The sun is setting, I need to get out before it starts. I can feel it and I know it’s not the same, I’m the one you’re the drug to ease my pain. I was wondering if you ever see me again. Chorus: I keep running and I don’t know why, I see my demons and I just can’t hide, Say no! I wanna let go! I keep running and I don’t know why, I see my demons and I just can’t hide, Say no! I wanna let go! Your voice is fading, A distant sound, silent cold, It keeps me waiting, The one to catch me if I fall. I can feel it and I know it’s not the same, I’m the one you’re the drug to ease …

Despite being on medical leave, Apple CEO Steve Jobs steps back in the spotlight to show off the 2nd generation of the iPad tablet. Shipping on March 11, the thinner, lighter iPad 2 is also faster, and it comes with two cameras. Live Link: cnettv.cnet.com

CNET takes the Verizon iPhone to four locations in San Francisco to test signal strength and data speeds. See which carrier’s network delivers the best experience. LIVE VIDEO Link: cnettv.cnet.com

Shot 100% on the HD HERO® camera from GoPro®. Learn more at GoPro.com. Jarred Browne, Weston Peick, and Austin Stroupe give us a taste of the track as it’s being built in the Oakland Coliseum. Music “1904″ – Ki: Theory Free Download: KiTheory.com

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Chris Heine, ClickZ News, interviews Steffan Antonas, Lifecast Media on the subject of Foursquare and its significance to small businesses at Connected Marketing Week San Francisco 2010. Steffan says small business should be interested in Foursquare and other location-based services, such as Twitter and Gowalla, because it enables them to find out more about who their customers really are. Business owners are able to identify the types of consumers who would visit their businesses. People, who check in the most via Foursquare, not only become mayors of their particular location but get special offers from the businesses and retailers in their location. Foursquare also lends itself to businesses for acknowledging both customers and potential customers with notes of appreciation. Small businesses that are hesitant to use social media need to do a better job at listening to what the public is saying about their product. Steffan says small businesses should begin the listening process by using social media applications, such as Google alerts and Twitter search, for example, to find out what is being said about their business. Finally, Steffan says in order to be an effective blogger, you need to cultivate an audience and you do that by speaking directly to your audience with content that is specific to them. You can find more information about Steffan Antonas on his blog at: www.steffanantonas.com

Byron Gordon, SEO-PR, interviews Liza Sperling, ScoutLabs by Lithium Technologies and Beth Blecherman of techmamas during the 140 Character conference at Connected Marketing Week in San Francisco, 2010. Beth talks about how she uses Twitter, as a real time platform, to interact with her community. Then Liza discusses the social media campaign she conducted for author Tara Hunt, of The Whuffie Factor, in a 13 city book tour. Beth gives an example of one company using Twitter for customer service, gogo Inflight. Beth cites the example of Vistaprint and how the company is using Twitter. To learn more about ScoutLabs, please visit: www.scoutlabs.com To learn more about techmamas, please visit: techmamas.typepad.com

Greg Jarboe, SEO-PR, interviews Harry McCracken, founder of Technologizer, participant on the BlogworkZ panel at Connected Marketing Week in San Francisco, 2010. Technologizer is a website devoted to the coverage of Web technology. Harry talks about a story he discovered and shared on Technologizer concerning the iPad. Harry found every iPad competitor and put them in one story and became a huge hit. He then published a story about these films that IBM produced featuring the muppets in the 1960′s, and embedded those videos within the post that generated a good deal of social media publicity. Harry McCracken worked at PC World for a number of years before striking out on his own with Technologizer. Harry believes the single biggest opportunity for a journalist today is to build a brand from scratch and to leverage the fact that the Web is an equal opportunity newsstand. Harry started Technologizer with no advertising and no traffic and the online news site now gets more than 400000 unique visitors a month. To learn more about Technologizer, visit www.technologizer.com