Jomsocial Points Addition

First off, What I wanted to do is to create a system where people get points for watching videos. The only problem is that I want the website to play 1 video at a time. So a user can only have 1 tab open to watch videos. I also wanted to let jomsocial only give points after the video is watched and the correct captcha was entered). Is that possible for you to do? I’m kinda (I would admit, a noob.)

Html Website Design

I need an HTML website designed for a bar/restaraunt between 5-6 pages.
The pages I would need are as follows:
1 – photo gallery.
2 – An embedded calendar for upcoming events (google calendar).
3- Embedded google map of our location.
4- Our Menu
5- A page for embedded youtube videos

Would like something simple but still slick and professional looking. No need for any Flash elements as we are trying to keep it as simple as possible for our staff to update content. Basic colors red, black and white and we already have a logo.

Guest House Data

I am looking to get the address details / tel No / description / web site of 14883 businesses in the UK

The list is here – http://www.yell.com/s/bed+and+breakfast-uk.html

However, it does not seem to display more than 100 records at a time so it needs breaking down into smaller sections

Wales has 1121 records

England has 10959 records

Scotland has 2366 Records

Northen Ireland has 379 Records

Surveyors For A Bundle Of 30 Product On The Market Surveys

Hi ScriptLancers!

30 Product on the Market Surveys

You’ll be answering questions about a product on the market. Each survey consists of 10 questions. Completing these surveys should be quick and easy, seriously. It is important that you do not over think your answers because if you do you will find you are spending WAY TOO MUCH time completing the survey, which we do NOT want you to do.

Please bid on 30 surveys.

Talkcast reminder: join in the fun at 10pm ET

We’re back live tonight on Talkshoe, so call in and chat with us about the biggest Apple stories of the past week.

We’ll continue the Apple TV wishful thinking, consider the graphics optimizations brought to us by eager gamers, and mull the impact of a jailbroken iPhone on late-night TV. It’s bound to be a fun evening.

To participate on TalkShoe, you can use the browser-only client, the embedded Facebook app, or the classic TalkShoe Pro Java client; however, for maximum fun, you should call in. For the web UI, just click the “TalkShoe Web” button on our profile page at 10 pm Sunday. To call in on regular phone or VoIP lines (take advantage of your free cellphone weekend minutes if you like): dial (724) 444-7444 and enter our talkcast ID, 45077 — during the call, you can request to talk by keying in *8.

If you’ve got a headset or microphone handy on your Mac or your PC, you can connect via the free Gizmo or X-Lite SIP clients or using the Talkshoe client’s ShoePhone tool; basic instructions are here.

We’ll kick things off at 10pm ET/ 7pm PT. See you there!

TUAWTalkcast reminder: join in the fun at 10pm ET originally appeared on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) on Sun, 22 Aug 2010 20:30:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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No fair: Gizmodo editor leaves his phone in a restaurant, gets it back right away

Stop me if you’ve heard this one: a geek leaves his phone in a bar, and… oh, you have heard that one? It turns out that Brian Lam, the Gizmodo editor involved in the iPhone 4 “bar heist” saga and one of the biggest tech scandals of 2010, left his cell phone in a restaurant the other day. How did the aftermath play out? Lam, apparently blind to the irony, posted about it on Twitter: “left my phone at lunch, lady turned it in. good thing we were nice, earlier, and gave her the chair she asked for #karma”

Lam couldn’t have been blind to the irony for long, because he’s now locked his Twitter account. And apparently, he also doesn’t understand how karma works.

This would have been real karma: the lady who found his phone would have realized what she’d got her hands on, then offered his phone to the highest-bidding (and least scrupulous) media outlet willing to pay for it.

After the transaction, whoever paid out the most for Lam’s phone would have dissected it, then posted photos and videos of the aftermath online. Next, they would have posted all of Lam’s contact info on their site, opening him to ridicule and jeopardizing his career. As a final indignity, they then would have sent a letter to Lam’s lawyer assuring that he’d get the (now broken) phone back as long as he publicly admitted it was his phone.

That would have been karma.

P.S. I know at least one person will be tempted to call me out on my use of the word “irony.” Please read this Oatmeal comic on irony first, then we’ll talk.

[via Daring Fireball]

TUAWNo fair: Gizmodo editor leaves his phone in a restaurant, gets it back right away originally appeared on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) on Sun, 22 Aug 2010 18:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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TUAW Review: ColcaSac sleeve for iPad

I’ve never understood people who keep their iPads bound up in cases. I get that they want to protect their iPads, but I never understood why they choose cases which just add to the bulk of the beautifully thin device. I’ve always been a sleeve guy myself — something to keep the iPad scratch-free while transporting, yet which easily allows you to slide it out and hold it in your hands the way Jobs intended. That being said, I’ve searched for months for a good iPad sleeve. Most of the sleeves out there are very sterile and bland in appearance. Their designs are fit for mass production, but not much else.

My search for the perfect iPad sleeve ended when I discovered the ColcaSac iPad sleeve. ColcaSac is a small company in Salt Lake City, Utah that makes five different iPad sleeves, plus numerous iPhone and MacBook sleeves. Their designs are simple, yet different. The ColcaSac I have is the Hanakapiai model. It’s got a soft cotton interior that gives the iPad’s screen a nice wipe every time it’s taken out of the sleeve, helping wipe away fingerprint smears. The outside of the sleeve is made of a beautiful basketweave hemp canvas that gives it a slightly rugged look. But one of the things I like most about the ColcaSac is the sleeve’s outside pocket (which so many sleeves lack), perfect for carrying a USB cable and charger. And best of all, the iPad fits snugly into the sleeve. I’ve tried many iPad sleeves, and most of them don’t hold the iPad tight. With the ColcaSac sleeve I can open the sleeve (it uses a Velcro fold to close), hold it upside down, and have the iPad slide out slowly.

Considering the design and quality materials they use, the $35 price tag for the ColcaSac is a steal. It’s also a beautiful choice for iPad owners who want something aesthetically different than the usual offerings of iPad sleeves found on Amazon or in Apple Stores.

If you’re looking for a great sleeve, I highly recommend this one. Broke? Can’t afford one? Not to worry! The guys at ColcaSac have been good enough to provide a sleeve for one of our lucky TUAW readers. Check back in the next few days for the giveaway post!

TUAWTUAW Review: ColcaSac sleeve for iPad originally appeared on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) on Sun, 22 Aug 2010 11:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Angry Birds: The Movie?

angry birds

There’s no questioning that the iPhone/iPad game Angry Birds is a huge success. The company is close to seven million downloads of the game, all without any direct advertising of their own.

Now the company that developed the game, Rovio, is taking a serious look into more commercial avenues for the title, including movies. The company has already done a great job with the animation within the product, including a cinematic trailer released on YouTube (which I guess you could say is technically advertisement — check it out after the jump). But is there enough to this to make for a good story?

According to Rovio, the company has been approached by several very interested parties, including movie studios, and they’re giving all offers serious consideration. Chief exec Mikael Hed has grand ambitions to see the Angry Birds brand become much more than games, akin to Pixar with Toy Story, so games and movies would just be the tip of the iceberg.

Do you think something like Angry Birds could translate well enough to other mediums? Is there a potential story in there worth developing?

TUAWAngry Birds: The Movie? originally appeared on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) on Sun, 22 Aug 2010 09:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Add Image To My Flash Website – Small Project

I have a simple Flash Website where I need to add an image and Paypal button code. ( I will provide Paypal button code )

Project only consists on placing image and button code to one location at bottom of home page.

This is a very small project, so please only bid if you can do immediately, and if you know flash to get this done.

Please do not bid if you want to be picked and start working on this tomorrow, This needs to get done immediately.

Thank you.