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In this episode we cover a bunch of announcements from Summit 2012. Pearce talks about social attribution just announced at Summit. He also gives away some information intended only for Summit guests!

Adobe Summit Keynote

• The Power of the Digital Self

Summit Tech Track Resources

• Summit 2012 Tech Track

More information about SAINT­Bernard Enter­prise Edition

• SAINT­Bernard EE Solu­tion Information
• Video Blog with SAINTBernard EE demo

More information about CVP

• Cross Visit Participation — Empowering You To Make Better Decisions

Adobe TV's chief goof ball (CGB) Kush Amerasinghe sneaks you into the Adobe MAX Bash and talks about what it was like to attend Adobe MAX 2013 in L.A. from his personal perspective in this hypnotic slow motion wearable camera video blog entry.

For more MAX videos including complete keynotes, sessions and sneaks go to: tv.adobe.com/show/max-2013

For more info about Adobe Creative Cloud, visit: creative.adobe.com

FrameMaker 11's Reference Pages allow you to associate text and artwork with paragraph formatting. For instance, you can place horizontal lines above or below a paragraph, or have a "Caution" box automatically placed above a paragraph. Writers cannot edit this artwork on the body page; one must visit the Reference Page in order to make a change. If the user revises the artwork or text in a special frame on the Reference Page, all instances associated with paragraph styles will universally update throughout the document.

This project encourages young people to work hard in order to reach their dreams. For more information please visit: http://youtu.be/OokeCjz_Xmg

With Incomparable, Meralney shares the process of self-acceptance she went through. Incomparable tries to reach the 85% of young girls that compare their beauty with other's beauty. For more information please visit: http://youtu.be/AqHbUsvwWCk

This music video was created to stimulate young people to work together as a team, because together everyone achieves more (T.E.A.M.). For more information please visit: http://youtu.be/1glI_uOUZKE

Living my dream is a music video that encourages teenagers to never stop dreaming. It encourages teenagers to not let anything fear them when trying to goal their goal in life. This music video has been made by three girls that are very shy and quiet. However, participating in the AYV program they have gained confidence in themselves to create a music video and also perform their song in front a live audience at the AYV Bonaire 2013 Exhibition. For more information please visit: http://youtu.be/U1LRrsWNX1E

This film looks at the successes of Canada in terms of its music, culture, languages and the integration of different cultures into the nation. Students from Mexico visited Canada to create this film with Canadian students and to celebrate the diversity and hope for the future that exists in a country which is as diverse as Canada.

This film was made by students from Oaxaca, Mexico and Ottawa, Canada during an AYV visit to Ottawa, Canada. The students saw that their film-making group was incredibly diverse and represented seven countries among the seven team members. This inspired them to create a film which represented the diversity they saw in their group and reflected the diversity of Canada as a whole. The students profile the diversity of their group while explain why people came and come to Canada, and what they achieve there. The highlight of the film is that the students realise that Canadian people from all cultures come together in peace and work together to create a multicultural and happy environment in which to live.