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Keren..! Ekstrakulikuler SMA Ananda Ada Web Design | Radar Bekasi

BEKASI TIMUR – Salah satu ekstrakulikuler yang unik dan menarik dari SMA Ananda adalah web design. Materi yang diajarkan, cara mendesain menggunakan software Photoshop, Dream Weaver (merancang halaman),

6 Slick Ways to Customize Your Kicks Online [PICS]

You’re not still wearing off-the-peg sneakers, are you? Tut, tut, how very 2009. With a wealth of affordable personalization options online, nowadays you can easily create your own customized footwear.

We’ve found six online solutions that will help you design funky footwear that’s unique to you. So why not show off a bit of your creativity and stand out from the rest of the boringly-shod crowd?

If this sounds good, then put your best foot forward and take a walk through the gallery below. Let us know in the comments which design-your-own services you’ve tried out and if you haven’t yet, then the ones that you like the look of.

1. NIKEiD

Nike’s well-established customization service lets you start with one of the company’s designs and change it to suit your taste, or start with a totally blank canvas.

The service is perfectly suited to anyone looking for proper training shoes, rather than fashion sneakers. With the ability to change the color of every element of the shoe’s design, you can create a cool custom pair of kicks that will stand out from the crowd on any court where you play.

As well as personalize the color-way of your new shoes, you can change the text on the heel and then, when you’re happy with your design, share it to your social networks and add it to the NIKEiD gallery.

Sample cost: Nike Air Mogan iD — $105

2. Vans Customs

Vans keeps its service simple with just four shoe types to customize, one of which is its now-classic slip-on number in both white and black.

As you’d expect from the brand, as well as colors, there’s a wide range of contemporary patterns to choose from, and in the case of the slip-on shoe, you can mix and match designs.

As well as starting with a totally blank shoe, you can start with a patterned model and than tweak it to your heart’s content, choosing different colors for the binding, foxing, collar lining and even the elastic gore (the stretchy bit on the top!)

Sample cost: Slip-on — $60

3. Converse Design Your Own

Converse’s “Design Your Own” service is seriously fun — and offers far-reaching customization options. There are around 20 types of sneaker and baseball boot styles to choose from as your blank canvas. As well as a palette of vibrant colors to pick from, there’s also a ton of funky, and in some cases unusual, patterns.

Perfect for those who pay strict attention to detail, you can change the color of the laces, the eyelets and even the stitching! There is also an option to add text to the heel of the shoe — with a choice of two fonts to select from.

Sample cost: Chuck Taylor All Star Ox Canvas — $67

4. mi Adidas

Offering a variety of sneaks to personalize, Adidas’s take on the customization process is comprehensive and changes with the shoe you choose.

For example, with the Gazelle (pictured) you can make each stripe a different color while the mi adizero Rose design process will see your name laser-etched on the shoe’s bumper. Or you can pick a personalized number to appear on the lace’s tag.

This means it’s worth playing around with the web-based design app to see what options each shoe offers; just don’t get too carried away and order the set!

Sample cost: Mi Gazelles — $95

5. Sole Creator

Sole Creator takes customization to the extreme with its online design service offering tons of backgrounds, a huge album of clip art, the ability to draw designs freehand, add as much text as you can fit on, and even upload an image.

With brands to choose from such as Converse, Vans, DYO and Ethletic, it’s worth noting that Sole Creator offers worldwide delivery, so it’s a great option for those outside the States (because many of the U.S.-based in-house sneaker design services don’t ship internationally.)

Sample cost: From around £25 (approx $40)

6. SneakArt

If you’re on a budget and don’t want to splash out on a whole new pair of shoes, but still want to personalize a pair, then SneakArt offers flexible, durable, waterproof, adhesive skins in a massive range of patterns so that you can DIY your own designs in the comfort of your own home.

Sample cost: From $19 per sheet


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The Social Network’s Journey to the Oscars

The 83rd Annual Academy Awards are rapidly drawing near, and the question on everyone’s (in the tech realm) mind is: Can a movie about Facebook win the Oscar?

The Social Network, the Aaron Sorkin-penned, David Fincher-directed, black horse of 2010, has trod a long road to the Oscars. While it’s now nominated for numerous awards — including Best Film — the movie was once a veritable joke.

We’ve been following the “Facebook Movie” for years now, all culminating in tonight’s festivities. Which is why we’re taking a look back now at its genesis. Check out our roundup below and let us know in the comments: Will the Academy “Like” the “Facebook Movie”?


Oh, How We Laughed


When screenwriter Aaron Sorkin expressed his interest in making a movie about Facebook, our reaction was, shall we say, less than supportive?


Aaron Sorkin Explains Himself


After agreeing to write the screenplay, Sorkin said of the film, “it’s the fastest I’ve ever said yes to anything,” signing on after getting to page three of the 14-page book proposal from Ben Mezrich that producer Scott Rudin had optioned for the film even before The Accidental Billionaires was completely written.


And Then The Film Is Greenlit


Aaron Sorkin wrote the script, which was based on Ben Mezrich’s book, The Accidental Billionaires. David Fincher (Fight Club), came on as director.


Casting Rumors Begin


Michael Cera and Shia LaBeouf? We think not.


The Film Is Cast


Jesse Eisenberg was cast as Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg, Justin Timberlake as Napster co-founder Sean Parker, and Andrew Garfield as Eduardo Saverin, the Facebook co-founder who had a falling out with Zuckerberg as the social site started to really take off.


A Release Date Is Announced


The film was set for release on October 15, 2010. In reality, the movie came out on the third.


The First Poster Hits the Web



And Then Came the First Teaser


Columbia Pictures released the very first teaser trailer for the The Social Network. Like the poster, the teaser was sparse in its detail, but intriguing and provocative at the same time.


Trent Reznor Signs on to Score the Film


Reznor was initially going to take some time off after touring, but once director David Fincher started asking him about scoring the upcoming flick — and after the rocker had read the script — he changed his tune.


Facebook’s Founders Talk About the “Facebook Movie”


Facebook’s co-founders Mark Zuckerberg and Dustin Moscovitz both expressed some measure of disapproval where The Social Network was concerned.


And Then The Full Preview Hit


It spawned a ton of catchphrases.


And Then There Were Parodies



Many Parodies



One More



The Film Uses Twitter to Advertise


Sony Pictures became the latest big brand (as of that date) to buy a spot on Twitter’s trending topic list, using the microblogging site’s new ad platform to promote the trailer for The Social Network.


Mashable Talks With Trent Reznor


We decided to talk with Reznor about the experience of scoring a movie in its entirety, the state of the music industry, and, of course, social media on the whole.


The Mashable Review


Christina Warren dove into the most buzzed-about film of the year in an in-depth review.


A Cadre of Entrepreneurs Dissect the Film


David Karp (founder of Tumblr), Soraya Darabi (co-founder of Foodspotting) and Ben Fisher (co-founder of Lean Startup Machine and Adopt a Hacker) talk with Mashable about The Social Network following a screening in New York.


Mashable Founder Thinks Zuckerberg Should Like the Film


Mark Zuckerberg need not worry, according to Pete Cashmore. The Social Network ultimately paints Zuckerberg as a tireless visionary who stops at nothing to achieve his dream.


The Facebook Staff Goes to the Movies


The Facebook staff essentially rented out the Century Cinemas 16 in Mountain View, California, where upwards of 1,200 staffers saw the film.


The Film Tops the Box Office


The Social Network pulled in $23 million in its opening weekend. That’s not a soaring success (analysts expected it to do $25 million), but it was enough to top the national box office.


Mark Zuckerberg’s Take on The Social Network


Mashable‘s Ben Parr chatted with the Facebook founder about the controversial film, and while Zuckerberg skirted questions about his opinion of Jesse Eisenberg’s portrayal of his early years, the 26-year-old CEO did say he’s interested to see what effect The Social Network has on entrepreneurship.


The Social Network Racks Up Awards From the National Board of Review


  • Best Film
  • Best Director
  • Best Actor
  • Best Adapted Screenplay

And Then Hits The Golden Globes


Here is the rundown of nominations/wins that The Social Network received at the Golden Globes:

  • Best Supporting Actor: Andrew Garfield — Lost (Christian Bale won for The Fighter)
  • Best Score: Trent ReznorWon
  • Best Screenplay: Aaron Sorkin — Won
  • Best Actor, Drama: Jesse Eisenberg — Lost (Colin Firth won for The King’s Speech)
  • Best Director: David Fincher — Won
  • Best Picture, DramaWon

And Is Nominated For Many Oscars


  • Best Picture
  • Director (David Fincher)
  • Adapted Screenplay (Aaron Sorkin)
  • Original Score (Trent Reznor)
  • Actor in a Leading Role (Jesse Eisenberg)
  • Achievement in Cinematography
  • Achievement in Film Editing
  • Achievement in Sound Mixing

And The Oscar Goes To…


Stay tuned…

Image courtesy of Sony Pictures Entertainment

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Facebook Like Button Takes Over Share Button Functionality

Say goodbye to the Share button because the Like button is taking over.

After months of updates to its Like button, Facebook has released an update that fundamentally changes the button’s functionality to that of a Share button. Now after hitting the Like button, a full story with a headline, blurb and thumbnail will be posted to your profile wall. You’ll also be given an option to comment on the story link. Previously, only a link to the story would appear in the recent activity, often going unnoticed by users.

Though users may now think twice about hitting the button, given how prominently it will appear on their walls and in their networks’ newsfeeds, it should ultimately increase traffic to publishers’ websites.

Facebook has slowly been rolling out updates to its Like button and has stopped developing the Share Button. Facebook Spokeswoman Malorie Lucich told us that while the company will continue to support the Share button, Like is the “recommended solution moving forward.” However, Lucich today called it a test, saying “We’re always testing new products that
incorporate developer feedback as we work to improve the Platform experience, and have no details to share at this time.” It’s unlikely that the change is just a test, however. Typically such tests from Facebook only affect a small number of users, whereas this change affects all Like buttons.

Perhaps the change was necessary. Because it was never made clear to users that the Like button would function differently than the Share button, many never understood what it meant to click Like on a piece of content. Making the result the same as the Share button could build stronger user expectations, ultimately fashioning a better user experience.

We want to know what you think. Do you “like” the new button?

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