To Bloggers

Good-Tutorials is a useful website where you can find many tutorials for study and submit tutorials to drive traffic to your website. Good-Tutorials already has 24,521 tutorials, which are classified to CSS, Flash, Html, JAVA, Javascript, Maya, PHP, Photoshop and some other categories. These tutorials listed on Good-Tutorials.com are from many websites. When you click the tutorial title, you go directly to the original tutorial link.

Find Tutorials
The home page of Good-Tutorials lists the 15 newest tutorials. You can browse the categories to find a  tutorial on specific topic or technique. To find a specific tutorial, you can go to the search page.

Submit Tutorials
After registering an account, you can rate, comment, share and report each tutorial. You can also submit your own tutorials. If people like your tutorial, your tutorials will be voted to the front page, and you will get many visitors to your site. You can get a tutorial more exposed by going to your submitted tutorials and clicking on “feature tutorial” on each tutorial that you want to feature, then click “order” to finalize your payment and to complete your order.

Google released Google Maps API for flash. This API lets Flex developers embed Google Maps in Flash applications. Similar to the JavaScript version, this ActionScript API provides a number of utilities for manipulating and adding content to maps through a variety of services, enabling you to embed robust, interactive maps applications on your website.

“Flash graphics can be used for each tile layer, marker and info window – opening up possibilities like dynamic shading, shadowing, animation, and video. When the user zooms the map, magnification changes happen smoothly and place names fade in. After the user drags a marker, it gently bounces to a halt.” ( Via Google Maps API Blog )

The Fedora Project, a Red Hat sponsored and community-supported open source collaboration,  announced the availability of Fedora 9, the latest version of its open source operating system distribution on May 13. Fedora 9 continues to build upon a tradition of innovation as the community Linux distribution that offers the latest, cutting-edge features with continued delivery of quality and impact. It features the first non-destructive live USB with persistence, and marks the first major KDE 4-based distribution. Other highlights include improvements and enhancements for OpenJDK, GNOME 2.22, NetworkManager, PackageKit, the Anaconda installer and Firefox 3 Beta 5 browser, among others.

See the formal press release and read the comprehensive release notes for more information. Download the installable live CD images from here.

Uploadjockey allows you upload files to multiple file hosting services, including rapidshare, badongo, sendspace, zshare, megaupload and depositfiles. Each single file should be less than 100MB size. You can not upload files with the formats of gif, jpeg, png, etc. So if you want to upload images, you have to compress your files to .zip files.

You can make money with Uploadjockey.com. You will get $0.001 for each Unique download.Redeemed cash will be transfered via PayPal once it reaches $10.

10000 Unique Downloads: $10 USD
50000 Unique Downloads: $50 USD
100000 Unique Downloads: $100 USD
500000 Unique Downloads: $500 USD
1000000 Unique Downloads: $1000 USD

UploadJockey payments, just like Google Adsense, are made on a monthly schedule. If your account balance reaches $10.00 in any month, they will send your payment 10 days after the end of the following month. When you want to redeem your cash send in an email to uploadjockey[at]gmail[dot]com with your username.

You need to register an account before you make money with it. But I noticed that they do not request your PayPal account when you submit your information. So how could they send payment? Maybe when your money reaches $10, they will ask your PayPal account.

Adobe® Flash® Player 10, code-named “Astro,” introduces new expressive features and visual performance improvements that allow interactive designers and developers to build the richest and most immersive Web experiences. These new capabilities also empower the community to extend Flash Player and to take creativity and interactivity to a new level.

The Flash Player 10 beta is available in all supported languages; however, the beta installers are only in English . Flash Player beta downloads are available in the following forms:

• Windows ActiveX Control
• Windows Plugin
• Macintosh OS X (10.4 and above) Universal Binary Plugin
• Linux Plugin

System requirements for Flash Player 9 are available on Adobe.com. Flash Player 10 no longer supports Mac OS X version 10.1. Ubuntu support has been added.

Flash Player 10 includes new features, enhancements and bug fixes, including:

• Creative Expression
  • Custom Filters and Effects
  • 3D Effects
  • New Text Engine
  • Text Layout Components
  • Drawing API Enhancements
  • Color Management
• Visual Performance Improvements
  • GPU Compositing
  • GPU Blitting
  • Anti-Aliasing Engine (Saffron 3.1)
  • Vector Data Type
• Rich Media
  • Dynamic Streaming
  • RTMFP (Real Time Media Flow Protocol)
  • Speex Audio Codec
• Other Community Requested Enhancements
  • File Reference
  • Dynamic Sound Generation
  • Large Bitmap Support
  • Context Menu
  • GB18030 Compliance
  • Ubuntu OS Support

There are the books you read, and then there are the books that change your life. We can all look back on the books that have shaped our perspective on politics, religion, money, and love. Some will even become a source of inspiration for the rest of your life. From a seemingly infinite list of books of anecdotal or literal merit, we have narrowed down the top 100 books that have shaped the lives of individual men while also helping define broader cultural ideas of what it means to be a man.

Photo by the nonist

Whether it be a book on adventure, war, or manners, there is so much to learn about life’s great questions from these gems. Let us know in the comments which of these you loved, hated, and the books that meant a lot to you and should have made the list (you can even get really indignant about your favorite book). And without further ado, this is our list.  ? Via Manliness ?

We share our ideas, tell friends what we are doing right now via Twitter. We get more communication via text, words. So how about sharing and listening to music via some app like Twitter. Blip may be the tool you want.

Blip is a quick way to tell your friends what song you’re into right this minute. You also find out what your favorite people are listening to in real-time — no need to refresh the page. It is a way to suggest music and share your thoughts about it with a network of contacts.

Blip was created by FUZZ, a new breed of music company — combining a powerful artist promotion platform, a feature-rich interactive community of artists and fans, and a next-generation music label. As an artist or label you can stream and sell your music, post stuff to promote yourself or your bands, including an artist profile, individual band member profiles, photos, reviews, press and news. As a fan, you can set up a personal profile on the site, include photos, invite friends, and check out awesome new music in a number of ways. (via Techcrunch)