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Blogging has come a long way since I started first reading blogs and since my first blog post  (old blog on typepad).  They have evolved from a pure publishing one to many model into a two way system where follow/follower, comments, reblogs, and “likes” provide a whole new experience.  But one thing I’ve noticed is that a blog post may receive a fair amount of interaction on the first day, little if any interaction on day 2 and it drops off big time after that. Even though Google directs a nice chunk of traffic to older posts, the interaction is still low. Compare that with an message board.

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The life span of a blog post

This is a follow-up to the Getting Information About Objects, Types, and Members with Expression Trees post, so I would recommend that you read that one first. Among other code examples in that blog post, I demonstrated how you can get a property name as a string by using expression trees.

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How can I get objects and property values from expression trees?

UPDATE: Thanks to everyone for coming and saying hi. I had a blast! I’m excited to be presenting at the Digital Media Artists / LA meeting next week and hopefully you will can join the fun. It’s a free meeting from 6pm-10pm in Los Angeles but you need to register and last year it sold-out pretty quick.  Please stop by, it was great meeting so many of you last year.

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Presenting at DMA / Los Angeles on Tuesday

In the most recent tutorial called 3D Ball Dispersion , we learned a technique to offset an animation one slice at a time, to create a wave-like effect with 3d balls. After further experimentation, I’m now working on a follow-up tutorial that takes this technique even further using more built-in plug-ins for a shatter-like effect that breaks up your titles.