Hormigon impreso

  La empresa Hormijuan - Hormigon impreso Madrid - está especializada en la colocación, reparación y mantenimiento de pavimentos con hormigón impreso, con amplia experiencia en la realización de todo tipo de trabajos de pavimentación en las provincias de Madrid y en toda Espana.  

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El hormigón impreso se conoce desde más de 30 años, pero hoy está en boga gracias a la exuberante gama de colores y texturas, que permiten hacer pavimentos resistentes, vistosos y duraderos. Al ser impermeable, soporta el ataque de ácidos y manchas de grasa y aceite, además puede utilizarse en zonas muy castigadas por el tránsito, como aceras, parques, rampas, recintos feriales, etc. Si quieres cambiar el suelo de su casa, la mejor opción es el pavimento de hormigón impreso, tanto por su alta resistencia como por su gran diversidad de colores y dibujos que pueden elegir. También por el precio que se adapta a todos los bolsillos.El hormigón impreso es un pavimento elegante, resistente y de fácil acabado.Todas las formas se hacen mientras que es fresco, con moldes de neopreno simulando una variedad de piezas, tales como adoquines, piedras, baldosas, ladrillos, madera, pizarra.Tienes la opción de elegir y combinar diferente colores y dibujos para un toque más personal. Le presupuestamos sin compromiso en toda la Comunidad de Madrid y alrededores. Juan Miguel tel:[phone]

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Here’s another

I promise I didn’t copy this from the Stack Overflow logo.

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Rebrand

I’ve relaunched my portfolio website and my Tumblr with a completely redone theme. Much better.

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Some of my pixel gifs made a special cameo appearance in this clip for the Melbourne International Animation Festival directed by Nathanael Scott.  Also featured in the video is the hypnotic works of internet superstar Neil Sanders and all round cool guy Damien Clarke.

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MIAF / 12gon

A couple of my 12gons have appeared in this clip for the Melbourne International Film Festival that Nathanael Scott created. Take a look see.

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Me and Christian Villacañas made this loop for loopdeloop! It’s about a bunch of tough guys.

(Relinking so video works, yay)

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Rainbow guardians

Watch this! I made the song for it, a combination of chiptune and cheesy 80’s metal insipired by Anamanaguchi.

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Blocks and blocks and anti-blocks

Another 12gon submitted to loopdeloop for their “block” theme.

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Bloxorz recreated in Minecraft

Youtube Minecraft-crafter Jesper the End recreated Bloxorz in Minecraft with all the game mechanics and everything. Watch the video, crazy stuff!

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Make 3D photos

http://dxinteractive.com/#!/3d-photos

I’ve just finished a little web app that takes an existing photo and a depth map, and gives back anaglyph 3D images (for red/cyan 3D glasses), wigglegrams or crossview images, with a bunch of options to help get the 3D working just right.

Warning: without drawing yourself a depth map you won’t get far. It’s not a jump-right-in-and-play kind of toy, but for those who are patient enough to make a depth map I hope this is a useful tool. It certainly helped me turn some pictures 3D where Photoshop fell short!

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Why you might get tons of Tumblr likespam (and what to do about it)

A suggestion for Tumblr: Try to figure out a way so spammers can’t use this black-hat SEO (search engine optimization) technique. It’s dead simple to take advantage of, and as a result, some sites (such as our own) often drown in it. Today, for example, we got a ton of fake traffic from bots doing an obscure search on Google (see screenshots). Here’s a quick explanation as to what’s happening, as far as we can see:

first Black hat SEO types hit Google and type in this specific phrase — “site:tumblr.com ‘liked this’” — a common phrase on Tumblr due to the way it handles likes. 

then Then, sketchy bot types will create hundreds or thousands of fake Tumblr accounts whose URLs forward to a sketchy-looking site not on Tumblr.

result These sites end up getting hundreds or thousands of backlinks to their sketchy sites on Google — and all they had to do was like tons of people.

» But we have a temporary solution: Are you, like us, getting a lot of spam on your Tumblr? This is a likely reason. We’d like to offer a suggestion to solve the problem. If you know how to edit your theme in HTML, do a search for the phrase “{PostNotes}” and replace it with this: ”<!—googleoff: all—>{PostNotes}<!—googleon: all—>”. This prevents the notes from getting crawled by Google, which is good because it focuses your content, but bad, because any relevant content in reblogs won’t account for what shows up in search engines. This is really a problem Tumblr needs to look at — if they take out common phrases or make them invisible to search engines, everyone wins. But we hope this at least helps your sanity. It’ll help ours.

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What kind of content works best for brands on Tumblr?

Recently, we studied how the top brands on Tumblr use the platform, including when and how much they post, what kinds of engagement they receive, what content works well, and so much more. 

In particular, we wanted to know what kind of content are brands posting on Tumblr? Well, in the sample of 73 brands, we learned that: 

97% of brands posted at least one photo in a month.

55% of brands posted exclusively photos.

89% of all original branded content is a photo.

30% of brands posted at least one video. 

22% of brands posted at least one text post. 

Most brands posted less than 30% reblogged content.

Read more in our whitepaper about how brands use Tumblr. Or, if you’re interested in learning about how you can apply these lessons to your brand and improve your Tumblr engagement, take a look at our Tumblr analytics!

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My point being that people are connecting over books today and social networks are now a stage for this to occur. Twitter and Tumblr are now hubs for this type of activity, and we really should be encouraging this.

Why connecting & talking about books on social media is so cool | The Guardian

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