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Test Series - Heart Monitor | Pastor RJ Ciaramitaro by Windsor Christian Fellowship

The use of various types of heart monitors is relatively common, and Dr. Kye-Shin Lee, associate professor in UA's Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, has found a way to make the monitors more accurate while using less battery power. 

Have you ever had one of those mornings? You know, where everything goes wrong. It's like a farce, a series of mishaps increasing in frequency and intensity that have you howling with side-splitting laughter or shedding tears of frustration.One of Those Mornings is a short story from the Tall And True writers' website, both written and narrated by Robert Fairhead.Read the story on Tall And True: https://www.tallandtrue.com.au/fiction/short-stories/one-of-those-morningsRead the Five April Stories blog post: https://www.tallandtrue.com.au/blog/five-april-storiesListen to The Winner's Toast, Episode 45 of Tall And True Short Reads: https://www.tallandtrueshortreads.com/the-winners-toast/Podcast website: https://www.tallandtrueshortreads.comSupport the podcast: https://supporter.acast.com/tall-and-true-short-readsBuy Robert's short story collections online:• Amazon Kindle: https://www.amazon.com/Robert-Fairhead/e/B086HZ36NM• Apple Books: https://books.apple.com/us/author/robert-fairhead/id1436773436• Rakuten Kobo: https://www.kobo.com/au/en/author/robert-fairheadPodcast Theme and Sound EffectsRoyalty-free music from Pixabay.com: Beethoven Piano Sonata No. 15 in D major, Op. 28 'Pastorale' – IV. Rondo. Allegro ma non-Troppo, performed by Karine Gilanyan.Sound effects licensed under Creative Commons 0 from FreeSound.org:• Car Doors: https://freesound.org/people/oscaraudiogeek/sounds/333281/• Car Driving: https://freesound.org/people/devy32/sounds/439252/• Car Horns: https://freesound.org/people/craigsmith/sounds/479995/• Storm: https://freesound.org/people/2887679652/sounds/164921/• Heart Monitor (beeping): https://freesound.org/people/iluminati_2705/sounds/536706/• Text Notification: https://freesound.org/people/katjajansen1997/sounds/538006/• Alarm Clock: https://freesound.org/people/gecop/sounds/522119/Production NotesTall And True Short Reads is produced using Audacity.Podcast episodes are recorded in Sydney, Australia, on the traditional lands of the Gadigal People of the Eora Nation.Acast Podcast Supporter PageSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/tall-and-true-short-reads. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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This week on Pack Dynamics we're talking S1E6, "Heart Monitor." Our favorite teen wolf Scott seeks frenemy Derek's guidance in gaining control over his transformation in order to protect Allison from accidentally getting hurt.  Derek continues to investigate who the mysterious and dangerous Alpha is rampaging around Beacon Hills, even asking his comatose Uncle Peter for help. Jackson Whittemore is generally Not Doing Well. The incredible podcast cover art designed by our good pal ⁠@ruin.roux⁠. Episode editing was done by ⁠Sonic Hustle⁠. Subscribers to Fandom on the Rocks will gain access to our bonus episodes, where we dive deeper into the behind the scenes of our favorite shows, our days spent in fandom, and our pop culture interests. ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Subscribe today!⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fandomontherocks/message

Kellie attached her temporary heart monitor and JSi has noticed fundraising prices have skyrocketed.

Do you run with one? Here's why you might want to take it off, in one minute. 

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Russell Wilson TROLLED by Cardinals! NFL Fans DESTROY Kyler Murray's SASSY "HEART MONITOR"! New To The Channel? Hit the Subscribe Button and Check out Our Website For Exclusive Content and Livestreams: www.blackandwhitenetwork.com Subscribe On Podcast: on Apple, Google, Spotify, Castbox, etc: https://anchor.fm/blackandwhitenetwork Support us on Locals: https://blackandwhitenetwork.locals.com/support & Subscribe On Rumble for FULL LIVE STREAMS Monday through Thursday https://rumble.com/user/BlackandWhiteNews

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Boss Keith was surprised by Chaz and AJ for his Top 5 list, EMT Jessica was in to hook him up to a heart monitor. Now we can all hear how he works himself up into a frenzy, getting big mad about nonsense! 

Jay Leno makes first stand-up appearance since sustaining burns. PEOPLE StyleWatch is back and has gone digital, and PEOPLE's Andrea Lavinthal shares her favorite shopping finds and holiday fashion recommendations. Prince William and Kate Middleton are set to return to the US for the first time since 2014. PEOPLE's Kate Hogan has the latest relationship updates on Gisele & Tom, Ben & Jen, and Pete Davidson & Emily Ratajkowski in this week's Heart Monitor. For these stories and more, head to PEOPLE.com. Follow on Instagram: Janine Rubenstein - @janinerube Andrea Lavinthal - @andilavs Kate Hogan - @misskph Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Season 1, Episode 6 - Heart Monitor aka The Episode of Tangents. In this episode: Derek is a terrible teacher, Stiles gives Scott the silent treatment for no good reason, and Lydia eats raisins with a fork. Questions: what do the other kids at Beacon Hills High think is Sciles' deal? why is Derek yelling at a coma patient? was Stiles's choice of car to key a targeted attack? what qualifies as a howl? Have you ever been to a grocery store with a parking garage? Are we just uncultured? Twitter: @TwinkWarsPod Tumblr: @twinkwarspod Email: twinkwarspod@gmail.com

Casey Anthony blames her father in the death of her daughter. The Grammy nominations are out and PEOPLE's Jeff Nelson shares his favorite snubs and surprises. HGTV's Celebrity IOU season 3 premiere honors the late Leslie Jordan. PEOPLE's Dory Jackson for this week's Heart Monitor to discuss Gisele Bündchen's dating rumors, Pete Davidson and Ratajkowski hitting things off, and why Bachelorette alum Gabby Windey called it quits. For these stories and more, head to PEOPLE.com.Follow on Instagram: Janine Rubenstein - @janinerube Jeff Nelson - @nelson_jeff Dory Jackson - @dory_jackson Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kim Kardashian wears an X-Men costume to a birthday dinner that wasn't a costume party. With more details emerging from Matthew Perry's memoir, PEOPLE's Julie Jordan shares the latest including his crush on Jennifer Aniston, breaking up with Julia Roberts and getting hooked on painkillers. Catch up on celebrity love lives including Sylvester Stallone, HARDY and Madison Prewett in this week's Heart Monitor. Louisiana teen Jennifer Chelette joins the show to talk about pulling double duty on the football field as both a player and cheerleader. For these stories and more, head to PEOPLE.com. Follow on Instagram: Janine Rubenstein - @janinerube Julie Jordan - @juliejordanc Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Katie Couric shares breast cancer diagnosis. PEOPLE's Michele Corriston joins for Heart Monitor to discuss Tom and Gisele in Miami, Larsa Pippen and Michael Jordan's son spotted out together, and the alleged affair from one of the Try Guys. Hocus Pocus 2's Kathy Najimy shares what it's like being friends with Sarah Jessica Parker and Kim Cattrall. Charli and Dixie D'Amelio open up about season 2 of their Hulu series, their careers and the toll of being famous on social media. For these stories and more, head to PEOPLE.com. Follow on Instagram: Janine Rubenstein - @janinerube Charli D'Amelio - @charlidamelio Dixie D'Amelio - @dixiedamelio Michele Corriston - @mcorriston Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Proverbs 4:23 Says "Above all else, guard your heart, for everything you do flows from it." Today Pastor Toby offers encouragement about healing our "heart problems". It starts with acknowledging your condition. The state of your heart decides how you will do life and how you will finish. We all need regular heart check-ups to know our heart condition and what we need to change. Listen in today, be encouraged by God's word and His promises, and stay Faith Strong!

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Bill Cosby loses his civil case. PEOPLE's Brianne Tracy preview's this week's cover story of Justin and Hailey Bieber and how their recent health scares have solidified their incredible partnership. Catch up on celebrity love lives in this week's Heart Monitor, featuring Michael B. Jordan, Katie Holmes, and Bill Nye. Taraji P. Henson stops by to talk about hosting this weekend's BET awards, voicing a villain, and why she's in the best decade of her life. For these stories and more, head to PEOPLE.com. Follow on Instagram: Janine Rubenstein - @janinerube Brianne Tracy - @Brianne Tracy Taraji P. Henson - @tarajiphenson Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mariah Carey's “All I Want for Christmas Is You” lawsuit. PEOPLE's Erin Hill stops by to share the highlights from Queen Elizabeth's Platinum Jubilee celebration. The biggest moments from the MTV Movie and TV awards. Michael B. Jordan and Lori Harvey have called it quits and PEOPLE's Lanae Brody has the inside scoop on why the two split, and shares why Shakira is suddenly single in this week's Heart Monitor. For these stories and more, head to PEOPLE.com. Follow on Instagram: Janine Rubenstein - @janinerube Erin Hill - @erinhillny Lanae Brody - @lanaebrody Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Comedian, author and broadcaster Mark Steel joins Brian, Matthew and Mark to discuss all manner of subjects, including Crystal Palace and other sporting obsessions; taking the piss out of provincial towns; socialism in sport; pool-playing dogs, legging it from irate audiences; Monty Python's cheese shop and loads more!Music by Liam McClair and Crowander See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/life-with-brian.

EVERYTHING'S FINE ? or is it ? honestly, that is still to be determined. topics discussed: all my addictions, our recent horrible dreams, why I am wearing a heart monitor, our witchyness, how nic rewired her subconscious, & all the things we've been into. catholic shame vs. Jewish guilt. this episode is not for the sensitive. i luv u nicole thank u for hanging out with me ! find nic here https://www.instagram.com/nicolenim/ find me here https://www.instagram.com/when_you_weara_striped_sweater/ find Sidetracked. here https://www.instagram.com/sidetrackedthepodcast/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/caroline3376/support

Normally a slap in the face at the Oscars is NOT getting an award...not the case for Will Smith! RIP Taylor Hawkins Canada's Men's Soccer team is headed to the World Cup! Craig's Heart Monitor weekend, and Ted Reader's Balls (That's Lamb Meatballs!!!)

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Rev. Robbie Ytterberg preaches his sermon "Heart Monitor" in our sermon series "Dealing With People" Nov. 6 & 7, 2021

Hello! I am over a year post op from my 6th endometriosis surgery and I am still dealing with complications from it. Yesterday, I had a 30 day Heart Monitor placed on me. I am too young to be dealing with all of this. Thank you for listening.

We're back with another edition of PEOPLE's Heart Monitor, featuring Chelsea Handler and Jo Koy, Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith, and a former first daughter's surprise baby news. Plus, Jay Leno stops by to talk about life after late night and why he's changing his approach to stand-up comedy. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Pete continues with the second part of his talk from Proverbs 4: 20-27. In this passage we see that our hearts are the wellspring of all we do. How do we make sure our hearts are not only guarded but full of life, as God expects? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ohmmClGQHAA&pp=sAQA

In the latest in our series in Proverbs, Pete preaches from Proverbs 4: 23-27. In these verses we see that the heart is the seat of our affections, thoughts and actions. How do we guard our hearts to make sure they are directed towards God in all we desire and all we do? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ohmmClGQHAA&pp=sAQA

This week on The Nemeton Podcast we discuss the sixth episode, Heart Monitor. This episode is packed with info and it includes out 1st completed parallel! In the episode Erin, Meghan and Avalon talk about Stiles vs Derek teaching methods, a fan theory about Greenburg, and what the heck is wrong with Jackson? Music: Climb by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com-Follow us on Instagram @thenemtontwpod

In this week's episode, the gang discusses the (ridiculous) tension between Scott and Stiles, as well as their hilarious and dangerous attempts to control Scott shifting when his heartbeat rises. We also have a long talk with Alyssa Clark, writer, and editor for Teen Wolf, about what it was like working on the first season.    If you'd like to support the show, you can find us on Patreon at RTBH Podcast. There, our Wolfy Patrons will gain access to awesome exclusives, like early access to episodes, full-moon AMAs, the Beacon Hills Movie Club, where we watch and provide commentary for movies starring the amazing cast of Teen Wolf and featuring the work of our talented crew, as well as guest video interviews and a monthly watch party. So head on over to Patreon.com/rtbhpodcast and join the pack!    In next week's episode “Night School,” Scott and Stiles find themselves locked in the high school with the Alpha and we sit down with Tim Andrew, the director of the episode to learn what it was like keeping the excitement high while only in one location.    Follow Will (@willwritesgood) on Twitter and Instagram and Kalissa on Twitter (@kaliforniadawn) and Instagram (@insipidramblings).   TIME CODES:   Beta Section: 05:50 Alpha Section: 56:32   LINKS:   Tumblr post referred to in the episode: https://biasheck.tumblr.com/post/32396557508

Barry D. & Tommy T. banter and recap GAME 4, as Tommy T. is hooked-up to a Heart Monitor, the Bucks D is playing GREAT, Middleton OUT OF HIS MIND GREAT, CRAZY EYES Porter is AN ENERGIZER BUNNY, Suns BOOKER SHOWS UP, CP3 TERRIBLE, and Ayton goes as Chris Paul goes and again the other Role Players not great on the road! GAME 5 PREVIEW AND GAMBLING PICKS, from the George Costanza Betting Corporation! EP-124

In this week's bonus episode, we dive into the only official Teen Wolf novel ever published. Jackon's gone missing and it's up to Scott, Allison, Lydia, Derek and Stiles to find him as a forest fire threatens to consume the nature preserve. And we sit down with Nancy Holder, author of On Fire, as well as many other books that stretch across a range of great fandoms.    Tumblr Post Referenced in Episode: https://laughterkey.com/post/61030481415/so-whats-with-the-buzzcut-oh-no-no-no   If you'd like to support the show, you can find us on Patreon at RTBH Podcast. There, our Wolfy Patrons will gain access to awesome exclusives, like early access to episodes, full-moon AMAs, the Beacon Hills Movie Club, where we watch and provide commentary for movies starring the amazing cast of Teen Wolf and featuring the work of our talented crew, as well as guest video interviews and a monthly watch party. So head on over to Patreon.com/rtbhpodcast and join the pack!    In the next week's episode, we take a look at season one episode six Heart Monitor and have a great talk with Teen Wolf writer and editor, Alyssa Clark.    Follow Will (@willwritesgood) on Twitter and Instagram and Kalissa on Twitter (@kaliforniadawn) and Instagram (@insipidramblings).

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The girls are back to discuss episode six, Heart Monitor, through the theme of anger. Along the way, they talk about getting hit by cars as children, how horrendous Jackson looked in this episode, and the fact that Scott's mom does not in fact do all the grocery shopping.

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Matthew 12:33-37 is a continuation of Jesus' response to the Pharisees' opposition against Him. By exposing their words, Jesus exposed the true intent and condition of their hearts. The principle: to monitor the heart, check the mouth. How is your heart doing? What would your words and manner of speech reveal?

Guess what Facebook is in the news yet again. Listen in and I will tell you about one of the tricks they playing and why you must be concerned. Did you get an Apple Watch?  Today, I will be talking about what they have done with their new Heart Monitor and how it can help you. How many Apps do you have?  Are you using them all?  Do you know what information they share?  Today, I will be discussing Apps and how to stop them from tracking you.  Which browser is your favorite? With Internet Explorer going by the wayside and the Edge Browsers being updated using the chrome engine. it is time to talk about all the options you have and the benefits of each. These and more tech tips, news, and updates visit - CraigPeterson.com --- Transcript: Below is a rush transcript of this segment, it might contain errors. Airing date: 01/05/2019 How Secure Are Our Gifts Craig Peterson: 0:00 Hi everybody, Craig Peterson here. Welcome to the new year. Where's the time going? You know, it's going to be like that. And is going to be 2020. And we're going to be asking the same question man does time fly? I was at the barber the other day, got my haircut. And it was really funny. I don't know. Maybe she just wanted a bit better tip or something. But she thought I was about 10 years younger than I actually am. Is that legit? Or do you think she was she was just pulling my leg here trying to give complex to bugs out a man or she seemed like a nice enough girl, right? Maybe she's legit. But I don't know, time just keeps marching on. Oh, my family members keep getting older. I'm lucky enough to still have both parents alive, which is really kind of cool. But it's, you know, it's not going to last year forever. Craig Peterson 1:00 Anyhow, we got a lot to cover about post-Christmas post-gift-giving season, we're going to talk about a few of the gifts that you might have given or received and the security and then one of the things you should be considering what are the things you should do with these devices. We'll talk about some specific devices. And we'll also talk about them in general Facebook. Oh, my gosh, right. Are they ever not in the news? Well, in the news again, because it turns out, they never really did care about expanding the internet to the whole world. It was all about Facebook. And we're going to talk about one of the tricks they played in order to get it so that your Android device would tell them where you are, what you're doing, basically, without you knowing without that little pop-up screen. Coming up, we're going to talk about airdrop assaults. I have seen this before. I've had a couple of my listeners contact me and saying this has happened to me. So we'll talk about what that is Apple Watch, we're going to talk about how the new features in that Apple Watch. You might have gotten as a gift work that can detect certain types of rhythms and that you know, Craig Peterson 2:12 your regular rhythms, arrhythmias, there you go. That's where I was looking for. And that's really good. It's good news for a lot of people. And we're going to talk a little bit more about how to stop apps from tracking you because they're doing everything they can to track it. We talked a little bit about this, I think Craig Peterson 2:31 it was last week Craig Peterson 2:32 of the week before as well. And we are, of course, doing a video again this week. So make sure you check it out at http://CraigPeterson.com. Well, let's get right into our holiday season. You know how I have talked many times in the past about security and privacy, right. That's kind of my thing. Because there's so many of us just don't understand it, we're on doing it the way we should, especially if you're small, medium business, they just they're doing it wrong, right. You can't hire the right people most of the time. So get somebody to come in help you get it all established and then let them run with it. But there is a web browser out there that I've recommended in the past. And I want to talk about web browsers here for a minute. Because most of us would have done some shopping online over the last few weeks. Craig Peterson 3:22 The big one, of course, you know about his Google Chrome, Google Chrome is about to be adopted by Microsoft, the getting rid of that Edge browser that they've had. That is not a good browser, which replaced an even worse browser, Microsoft Internet Explorer, do not use Internet Explorer, any more people don't do it. If you have a vendor that depends on you, using Internet Explorer, in order for your web services to work, have them fix it threatened to go to a new one because it is terrible. And it always has been well, they've decided that edge is also terrible, which it is they just don't have the compatibility. So to go for the ultimate in compatibility. Microsoft is getting into bed with Google, at least for the browser. And they are going to be using the Google Chrome browser as the basis for their new browser. And trying to remember now I think they said they were still going to call it Edge, The Edge browser, but it's going to be chrome in disguise, it will run the chrome plugins and extensions that you're used to running. So kudos to Microsoft I gotta say it again, they haven't proved so much since Steve Ballmer left, you know, getting rid of Steve Ballmer was a wonderful co it's really helped the company they've grown in some wonderful ways it's going to help us share growth in a long term. Bill Gates did not do them any favors in his last years. So I'm very impressed with their new management, I think this is a very good choice for them. So we've got Chrome. And that's now going to be the Microsoft browser as well. We've got Safari on our various Mac devices. But most people nowadays, frankly, are using Chrome. Well, there's another browser out there that you should pay attention to. That's also based on Chrome that's really rather safe. And I just had somebody reach out to me about a month ago, because I asked you guys quite frequently, let me know what you like about the show. Let me know what I should be talking about some of the things that you've learned because that helps me understand what I should be talking about here, what I should be researching because you realize that it takes a lot of research and a lot of work just to do this radio show. And this these videos, the epic browser Craig Peterson 5:51 API, see is what was mentioned by the listener, and he was saying, Hey, listen, I use the epic, just like you had said that. He uses DuckDuckGo for his searches. By the way, I think it was Google own Duck.com. And they relinquished it. They gave it over to the DuckDuckGo guys. Craig Peterson 6:10 So pretty soon, I've actually probably haven't tried it in a while. I was just going to DuckDuckGo. But you'll be able to go to Duck.com to do your searches. And yeah, frankly, I think that's a pretty good thing. So that's also a chrome based browser. There's others out there that I use you've got opera, which isn't, you know, reasonably popular browser. But the Mozilla Foundation is one I want to talk about right now. Mozilla has the Firefox browser. And they have designed it to be safe. Now, they, they really kind of pulled in their wings, worked at it, and came up with a very safe version and new faster, they got better tab handling the new version 64, I think is what they're calling it. And it's something to seriously look at because it is designed with security in mind. You can run certain plugins, certain extensions for it, but not all of them are going to work if you're running older extensions, many of those just plain don't work. In fact, most of them don't, because they're trying to be safe. That's their mantra. And you should check it out. If you haven't checked out Firefox in a while. Have a look at it. One of the things I love the most about it is it isn't Google right, who's trying to collect all of the information they can possibly collect on humanity and then sell it to other people or use it themselves for marketing and other things. So have a look at Firefox they've put out the Mozilla Foundation something they're calling privacy not included and I was debating whether I should talk about this before Christmas or wait until after obviously, I didn't talk about it did not before now I'm going to talk about it and what Mozilla's done with this privacy not included as they've looked at some of the most popular gifts and some of the most popular devices out there and tried to figure out is this safe do they spy on us with them. So it's really good. You'll see it up on my website at http://CraigPeterson.com. There is a lot of different devices that there is a lot that they have reviewed here. The Nintendo Switch coding kit, the Kindle, Hugh light, coffee makers, pet trackers, just a ton of stuff, little robots and things. Roku streaming players. Obviously, we're not going to take the time to go through all of these. But if you have a device you might want to check it out. It's on the foundation.mozilla.org site. It's also up there on http://CraigPeterson.com. But I do want to talk about a couple of things. One, a very popular gift this year was the Nintendo Switch. This is a brand new Nintendo in we've had them over the years. Nintendo what was it the six for I'm trying to remember. And the kids also we had the Nintendo we which Nintendo shot in the head and they moved on this Nintendo Switch is really cool. You've got the main unit. And then you've got the remote controls. And you can play right there. All of these classic video games plus new ones, you can play them right on this little handheld devices. Kind of like a fabulous, you know, very large phone or small tablet. And you can also take the signal and push it up to your TV set in order to watch it very nice. And if you are looking to trade in a gift, maybe this is something you might want to try for me. I have to wear my reading glasses when I'm using it. But it does meet the minimum security standards that Mozilla has Craig Peterson 9:50 put out, you know, here's what they look at is what Craig Peterson 9:54 Mozilla is looking at. And here's what you should probably look at as well. First of all, can it spy on you? Do you remember, a week or two ago, I was talking about our kids. And they're playing video games is a serious security risk for us. Craig Peterson 10:12 Because it is our kids are now being manipulated by online criminals who are getting them to do things via these multiplayer video games. So being able to spy on you. And knowing if it does or not, is an important thing for you. Craig Peterson 10:31 So the Switch does not have a camera. Now, remember, a lot of these devices need, you have the physical device. And then you also have an app that you use with that device. So you've got the device, you've got the app, so the app is on your smartphone. And that app may, in fact, have built into it the ability to use the smartphones camera or its microphone. So remember that as well as you're looking at these things. So these the Nintendo Switch does not have a camera. And the app does not use the device's camera. It does not have a microphone. But it does use the app's microphone. So that could be a bit of an issue for you. And then from a location tracking standpoint, the device does not track you. And the app does not track you. So those are the dynamics. They look at those of the things that the Mozilla people have been looking at stuff you should look at as well. Now deeper into it, you can't tell Craig Peterson 11:36 by looking at it, right. Like you can see a camera right, you might be able to see a microphone. This does use encryption, it has a privacy policy that you'd have to have a college degree to read. I love the way they put this right. And it does share your information with third parties for unexpected reasons. But remember, didn't make their minimum standards. It all automatically apply security updates, it deletes data, it stores on you and has parental control. The company manages their security vulnerabilities, which is really nice. We spend a lot of time with our clients trying to keep their machines up to date on the security vulnerabilities. So that's Nintendo Switch. It's well worth doing. You know, you can be tied in with external devices to those have their own security problems. minimum standards met again, here. Privacy not included from Mozilla on the Philips Hue smart light kit. This is something I have, I love these things, the lights come on in the morning, they can dim they can give you kind of a morning dawn type sequence, they can give you different colors of the light in our room, we turn it down to read at night, which is, of course, better for your eyes. So you sleep better. It's the blue lights that really kind of nail you with these. But you can also have the lights dance with your music and jump with the movies and video games is a very, very cool a safety here camera, no on the app or the device microphone. No on the app or the device location tracking know on the app or device. Now Phillips had a security problem with a few balls a few years back that we talked about here, which was that people could remotely turn lights on and off, which is it's a problem. But it's not the worst problem in the world. So they really pulled up their socks. And they've got some nice security in it. Now it does use encryption. It does require a college degree to understand the privacy policy. And it does share your information with third parties. Craig Peterson 13:44 See, you have to change passwords that have automatic updates at deleting your data that it stores. It has the company controlling security vulnerability. So I'll have a look at that. Okay, hijacking he Philips Hue Bob's much harder than it used to be. This did not get a good privacy rating. And that's the nest learning thermostat. Craig Peterson 14:06 I like this. I think it's a cool thermostat. And I've been tempted to get one forever. My son in law or one of my sons in law bought one of these thermostats. Craig Peterson 14:15 And it is neat, and it does save energy and stuff. But it also connects to your network. So a few in my house, we have an IoT network, which is an Internet of Things. So devices like, you know, an Amazon Echo, or Google nasty, etc, those would go on to the IoT network, which has no access to any of our computers in the house. Nothing at all. Okay, so if I hadn't asked, that's where I would put it, I would advise you guys to do that, too, for your homes. Now, businesses, I deal with this all the time with security cameras and other things. Businesses just are not segmenting the networks as they should, it is important to segment them put these types of devices on a different network. If you have manufacturing equipment, make sure that also on a different network. Because frankly, these devices can be and are being used to launch attacks against you these security cameras that you see these Chinese security cameras. Oh my gosh, that's terrible. What's happening with these, many of them are coming pre-installed with backdoors. And then the Chinese are getting into the devices. In some cases, the Russians are hacking them, and they're using them to see all of your data, get all your bank account information, etc, etc. So again, here is an important safety tip. If you're going to have a number of Internet of Things, devices, like these light bulbs, like these thermostats, etc. etc. Make sure they are on a completely separate network. This nest learning thermostat, the app does have and use a camera the microphone again in the app location tracking in the app. So the device itself doesn't have any of those. But the app does and that uses down your smart device. It does have encryption, it apparently does not share your information with third parties. And it has automatic security updates Delete to date at stores on you. And the company manages security policy. So some good news there on a bunch of fronts. So look them up. Go online, you'll see this whole report privacy not included from Mozilla. You can just go to Craig Peterson. com. You can probably find it in a Google search as well. Lots of good information there. Craig Peterson 16:44 Next up, our friends over at Facebook. In the news again, Mark Zuckerberg. Well, not just Mark but What's your name as well? Oh, my. This is very interesting. Because they were doing some things they promised they would never do. They said they weren't going to spy on people. They weren't going to sell the information that we're going to tell you about stuff, right? And we already know they've just totally ignored all of that stuff. Sheryl Sandberg right is their name. Wow. It turns out that the UK, Britain Craig Peterson 17:20 seized emails, internal emails from Facebook. And it was part of a parliamentary committee's investigation into Facebook. And isn't this interesting. So of the company Facebook plan to gain users permission to get at the user's call logs and lists of everybody Craig Peterson 17:44 they had called in texted on their phones without explicitly asking for permission. In fact, they plan to do it as part of an update to the mobile Facebook app. So normally, androids policies would dictate the user See that little pop-up notification if you're an Android user, you're used to seeing that so that notification pop up saying, hey, they want access to your call logs to your phone records to your texting records. And you would say no, I don't want Facebook to have them. Well, apparently, they figured out a way around that so that they could have a new application update come in you to accept the update to the application. And it wouldn't tell you that Facebook was trying to monitor all of your phone call logs, isn't that something. So if Facebook shipped its app update with only one permission request, it would not trigger the permissions pop up. That meant that users would be opting into the call log tracking when they downloaded the update without Android making them aware of what they were opting into a Facebook Product Manager put it this way, quote. This is a pretty high-risk thing to do from a PR perspective, but it appears that the growth team will charge ahead and do it and quote so that's from one of their internal emails. And obviously, it's pretty shocking. And the UK Government is pretty upset about all of us. And hopefully, we pick up on it here. I don't know what the democrat controlled house what's going to happen. They have a lot of tight ties into Facebook. The Republicans have certainly been investigating Facebook. Hopefully, they will. And everybody needs to know these guys. They are not straight shooters. Absolutely not. So the same email this is again from slate.com up on my site, you'll see to http://CraigPeterson.com, the same email suggest holding off another invasive permissions request not out of respect for users. But due to concern, the backlash from the call logs request would subject the second sensitive permission request to public scrutiny to Craig Peterson 19:59 So Facebook ultimately went ahead with the update and the collection of Android call logs and succeeded in keeping it quiet. Craig Peterson 20:07 Oh, my gosh. Okay. So we start off 2019 with some more we're good news about Facebook and what they've been up to. Craig Peterson 20:18 I don't know if you've heard about these airdrops assaulted, been going on one of one of my sons, Craig Peterson 20:25 he kind of figured this out. Oh, you're too ago that he would go on to his iPhone. And he'd see who had their airdrop turned on now you can set it up and this is a way I do it. So that only your contacts can see you. On Airdrop he would look and see who has their airdrop wide open. And Airdrop is fantastic. Because you can send photos, videos, documents, anything you want directly to another person locally. So just it's literally airdrop to that person. They don't have to go up the apples clouded. You don't need to use your internet connection forward just goes right to them. So I got a contact from one of our listeners saying they were driving down the highway. And all of a sudden this request came up on their phone. And they're trying to figure out what's going on. Should I accept this? And obviously, they didn't. Right. And they reached out to me after the fact you're trying to figure it out. Well, there's something new called cyber flashing. Now. That's not what my son did. My son would just drop the means on people's phones about turning off air job or securing it. But cyber flashing is the act of sending lewd pictures to unsuspecting victims via the airdrop functionality on their phone. Craig Peterson 21:49 Okay, very, very bad. Now it's become such an issue in New York and particularly New York City that laws have been created to help prosecute dead digital sexual harassment in Philadelphia, please safe cyber flashing is happening there as well its kind of interesting to read through the article. Again, Associate Professor Temple University Fox School of Business recognizes a vulnerability it goes on and on. But if you get an airdrop request from somebody that you don't know, it could be cyber flashing, you might want to go into airdrop and either just turn it off. Now it's available right from that little-locked screen. So you know how normally you might slide up on the bottom of your phone or the top right corner, depending on what kind of device you have iOS device and you turn on your flashlight. You know how to turn that flashlight? Well, it's on that same screen. So you can turn your air drop off all of the time. And just turn it off. When you're trying to send something or someone else's trying to send something to you. That's probably your safest bet. Craig Peterson 22:58 Now if you got an app watch over the holidays, a brand new one, the newest model, it is now designed to detect irregular heart rhythms. Now that can save a life frankly, and it isn't like it's monitoring all the time. It's not designed to detect a heart attack in the process. What it does is it waits for you to be calm. So you're kind of sitting, you're not really moving very much. And then it monitors your rhythm. And it's looking for some basic arrhythmias, and it'll inform you about them. It's designed to be used by people over the age of 22, and they're not all designed for people who've already been diagnosed with atrial fibrillation by their doctor. But it can help with all the stuff Apple got first of its kind clearance for the electrocardiogram app from federal regulators in September, they did a preclinical study with 2000 people they did clinical trials was 600 other people and founded it could distinguish between a normal heartbeat and atrial fibrillation. So that's where they're starting. This is going to get a lot faster, better as time goes on. But if you have the latest software on your watch, you can migrate over to the watch app on your iPhone. Then scroll down to heart health, you'll see a new menu of options. And you can enable a set of notifications so that your Apple Watch will detect in your regular rhythm. You can also view your electrocardiogram readings. Once you have taken them, it's they are calling it ECG CD. Often it's EKG. So it's got notifications and ask you for your date of birth to make sure you're over 22. And it kind of goes on from there. So set up the app on the watch, make sure you follow the instructions lightly touch the crown without pressing down on it. And then it'll come up with some screens, telling you some more details about what's going on and give you that data. Pretty cool. If you got an Apple Watch and you don't want to eat just send it to me care of the local radio station. Craig Peterson. Now stopping apps and tracking you this is a very big deal. I've talked about this a couple of times recently. But now we found out that at least 75 companies are receiving people's precise location data from hundreds of apps. Now, people have enabled location services on these apps. Sometimes unwittingly, you know, a lot of times you just don't think about it. And you just click Yeah, except right or allow you got to pay attention to this in the iOS space. As I've mentioned before, it's safer than for tracking than it is an Android it's more clear, Apple's done more about that, but these companies are using the and information they're selling it to advertisers, investment firms, and others. Can you imagine being in a doctor's office or, you know, an emergency room and, and getting a notification that this clinic has the same features half the price etc, right, while you're there in the emergency room, or don't get that abortion because it's seen that you are at Planned Parenthood, etc, etc. So they're collecting all of this data and they are selling it Craig Peterson 26:31 so it's kind of difficult to know the language for the disclaimers can be pretty dense, pretty hard to understand there's no definitive list. It's just a problem here. So here's what you do to stop location tracking. On iOS. First, you open your settings select privacy, it has a blue icon in a white hand then select location services you're going to see a list of apps along with location setting for each one of them it also has a little icon that tells you if they've used location services recently and turn on the option while using the app and don't let them use it all the time. Because that's where most of the problem comes in. On Android you can go to Settings security and location app level permissions you'll see the list of apps and you got to dig around in order to turn it off but it's good advice to turn that off make sure it's off making sure it stays off because you really don't want all this stuff happening to you. Hey I hope you are planning on a good year I've got a whole series of master classes planned we are starting them up these are master classes on security completely free we're going to give them to you but you have to sign up go to crank Peterson comm slash subscribe to make sure you're on my list http://CraigPeterson.com/subscribe we're going to be talking about backups how to do them how to do them for business or we're going to be talking about turning on free security tools what paid security tools you should be loot using six weeks here master classes every week http://CraigPeterson.com/subscribe. Hey, Have a great year ahead. Take care. Bye-bye. --- Related articles: Airdrop Assaults On The Rise As Criminals Cyber Flash Strangers Are Your Holiday Gifts Safe? 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Reflecting on one of the most popular messages in 2018 from the series “Owned - Taming Technology”…Our digital trail reflects the condition of our hearts.Our life trail reflects the condition of our hearts.Luke 6:43-45 & Proverbs 4:23Monitoring our hearts impacts our whole life.Bible App Notes bit.ly/OnlineService2019

US correspondent Paul Stenhouse talks to Jack about the latest Apple releases: Apple’s got new phones Apple will now have the: 7, 8, X ranges. The 5 and 6’s are over.They’re keeping the X look - which some people thought might have just been an experiment - it’s got the edge to edge screen, the notch at the top for the camera.The new phones:X-S — it’s got the dual camera for portrait mode. It’s able to be used with one hand. It’s the smallest of the range, so XS kinda suits it.X-S Max — the biggest iPhone yet. The iPhone 8 is 5.5 inches, this will be 6.5 inches. It’ll be a different ratio though - it’s much talller and skinnier than the older iPhones. X-R — it’s the cheaper model. The screen isn’t as high quality. It’s actually wider than the iPhone X-S. Basically if you don’t want portrait mode, this is a good choice. Fun colors.  Things to note:+ Apple won’t be selling a phone with a standard headphone jack anymore. They’re really pushing you to go wireless.+ Apple won’t be shipping the dongle with its phone anymore. You’ll need to buy it for $US9. I preferred the days when there was just one iPhone - it was simple. Now you’ve got to really think about what you want to use it for. It was the Apple Watch upgrades that really caught your attentionTwo very cool features: Fall detection & SOS — so this device could be a great investment for a grandparent!Heart Monitor — it’ll let you know of any irregularities you should be concerned about.

"Out of the Overflow of the Heart the mouth speaks."

Join us as Pastor Kevin Jones breaks down the importance of monitoring your heart. There 4 things that clutter our hearts and keeps up from loving at our fullest capacity!  

This message is by Charles Beckett.

What does it mean to follow Jesus? Discipleship, following "the way" begins in the heart.

Patches to quit smoking; patches for pain; and now a patch that changes color when your heart health is at risk.

Patches to quit smoking; patches for pain; and now a patch that changes color when your heart health is at risk.

On the Wednesday September 4th, 2013 broadcast at 10AM Pacific 1PM Eastern our special guest is visionary Dave Albert, MD, the Founder and Chief Medical Officer of Alivecor. According to the Doctors Channel: 'Mobile phones and diagnostic devices are merging to provide quality ?clinical measurements from anywhere. David Albert, MD, Founder & Chief Medical Officer, AliveCor, demonstrates the AliveCor ?ECG, an iPhone accessory that will allow both physicians and patients to ?capture and transmit clinical quality heart ECG data using their smart phones'. Per their website the Alivcor Heart Monitor is a  '..quality, single-channel ECG recorder that leverages the power, display, and communication capabilities of the iPhone 4, 4S and 5. ' 'The Heart Monitor does not use power from the iPhone, but utilizes a 3.0V coin cell battery that will take up to roughly 10,000, 30-second ECGs before needing replacement. The Heart Monitor also uses AliveCor's proprietary wireless communication protocol to communicate with the app, and requires no pairing between the iPhone and the Heart Monitor.' We'll discuss Dave's journey into the digital health space, his view of the market and the opportunities he sees near and intermediate term. Join us!  

This is a continuation of last month's show...Do you have chest pain or chest discomfort, palpitations, difficulty breathing, dizziness? Is it a heart problem? Do you need to have an ECG (electrocardiogram), Heart Monitor, Echo (echocardiogram), Coronary Calcium Scan, Stress Test (nuclear versus routine), Heart Cat Scan, Tilt Table Test, Sleep Study? Find out what all these tests are looking for, which is the right test for you. Some of the new cholesterol blood tests and inflammation blood tests will also be discussed.

This is a continuation of last month's show...Do you have chest pain or chest discomfort, palpitations, difficulty breathing, dizziness? Is it a heart problem? Do you need to have an ECG (electrocardiogram), Heart Monitor, Echo (echocardiogram), Coronary Calcium Scan, Stress Test (nuclear versus routine), Heart Cat Scan, Tilt Table Test, Sleep Study? Find out what all these tests are looking for, which is the right test for you. Some of the new cholesterol blood tests and inflammation blood tests will also be discussed.