Podcasts about lifestreams

Tune in to hear guest preacher, Grant Norsworthy - More Than Music Mentor and Grammy-nominated producer of The Blessing Aotearoa - speak at our Lifestreams service on 12 May 2024.

Things kick off with about ten minutes of very useful nail clipper talk. Up next, lots of good listener Follow-Up on the origins of CSS color names, how to pause a TikTok with your meat fingers, plus revealing some scalable methods for finding free money from the government. Next, comes some FU on Lifestreams that somehow kind of becomes the basis for the rest of the episode. How can we track the stuff that's valuable to us—but also provide the specificity and context needed to annotate that data in a way that makes it *actionable*? Then, of course, you wonder about the privacy implications of living in a panopticon. Sure isn't working out too great for the Uyghurs. *Won't somebody please think of the children?* The digital divide is real, but you may not realize how real until you watch someone else use a computer. Secret gestures, powerful browser plug-ins, and even general internet hygiene are still anything but evenly distributed. Finally, John shows Merlin how to fix his notifications even as he continues to refuse a very generous job offer. (*Recorded Thursday, November 3, 2022*)

Things kick off with about ten minutes of very useful nail clipper talk. Up next, lots of good listener Follow-Up on the origins of CSS color names, how to pause a TikTok with your meat fingers, plus revealing some scalable methods for finding free money from the government. Next, comes some FU on Lifestreams that somehow kind of becomes the basis for the rest of the episode. How can we track the stuff that's valuable to us—but also provide the specificity and context needed to annotate that data in a way that makes it *actionable*? Then, of course, you wonder about the privacy implications of living in a panopticon. Sure isn't working out too great for the Uyghurs. *Won't somebody please think of the children?* The digital divide is real, but you may not realize how real until you watch someone else use a computer. Secret gestures, powerful browser plug-ins, and even general internet hygiene are still anything but evenly distributed. Finally, John shows Merlin how to fix his notifications even as he continues to refuse a very generous job offer. (*Recorded Thursday, November 3, 2022*)

THE ATP STORE IS BACK, BABY! The store will be open until Sunday, 13 November! Don’t delay! Our thanks to the teams at Studio Neat, and, as always, Cotton Bureau. Don’t forget, members get 15% off! Pre-show: Marco’s RTD BBEdit doesn’t suck Land Rover Defender pressures Follow-up: Casey apologizes to Marco… again A small update on Casey’s park bench picnic table and his Verizon-connected iPad Pro More on Ventura’s System Settings Apple HIG Removal of scheduled sleep/wake GUI (via Aaron Gillies) Apple support guide Casey’s flummoxed by his iPad Pro’s volume buttons QMS VRR support is coming to Apple TV 4K HDMI 2.1 Shared Photo Library Camera toggle “Unsaved” photos De-duplication Face detection Automatic sharing “Lifestreams” and Rewind Previously in the John Podcasting Universe: ATP #66 @ 1h52s RecDiffs #169 @ 53m22s Lifestream on Wikipedia Academic site Recording laws in all 50 states CEO Dan Siroker a16z Announcement The Entire History of You San Junipero Elon Musk owns Twitter Elon’s poll

Guest preacher Bede Cammock-Elliott, from our very own Lifestreams congreation, shares his thoughts about what it might mean to celebrate Christmas in a COVID world.

Guest speaker Liz Yeoh from our very own Lifestreams congregation, shares her testimony regarding a recent personal loss and how God strengthened and carried her through it.

Imagine our World if all incoming Lifestreams experienced the birthing process free of fear and medical interventions counter-intuitive to the knowledge lying deep within each woman.  No other Life event rivals the significance of our entry into this realm, nor has the lasting impact through the duration of a lifetime. Eyla Cuenca has lived and traveled throughout the United States and several countries, accumulating knowledge and expertise in her field that spans over a decade. Her work strives to connect women, parents, and children through the scope of conception, birth and parenting.  As a Birth Guide, she draws on a blend of ancient traditions and evidence based information to bring custom tailored support to every individual no matter where they are in their process. As a teacher, birth guide, and visual storyteller Eyla, offers Natural Birth classes, Prenatal and Postpartum Guidance Consultations, Reiki Energy healing, Documentary Birth Photography and highly individualized Birth Doula Support. She provides support in person and online so that anyone anywhere in the world has the opportunity for empowered birth education and guidance. Show links: https://www.eylacuenca.com/ Have you checked out Re:Union Summit?  https://alfavedic.com/reunion Also please look into donating to our current GoFundMe!  https://alfavedic.com/fundraiser​​​

Following an accidental pre-show, John bans clapping, and Merlin announces he doesn't want to run a store. In an epic mini-topic, John addresses how he deals with safely getting rid of old media. The answers will *not* surprise you. Next, Merlin has questions about lawn signs. Frank Chu is remembered. The main topic is _Lifestreams_. What were they, and why have you never heard of them? (_Recorded on Tuesday, November 2, 2021_)

Following an accidental pre-show, John bans clapping, and Merlin announces he doesn't want to run a store. In an epic mini-topic, John addresses how he deals with safely getting rid of old media. The answers will *not* surprise you. Next, Merlin has questions about lawn signs. Frank Chu is remembered. The main topic is _Lifestreams_. What were they, and why have you never heard of them? (_Recorded on Tuesday, November 2, 2021_)

Today in our church we celebrate the feast day of St Barnabas. Guest speaker Dr Nigel Yeoh from our Lifestreams service encourages us to think about ways of being generous in all aspects of our lives - so that we, like Barnabas, can be good men and women, "full of the Holy Spirit and faith".

Having graduated from the prestigious Tisch School of the Arts at NYU, Max Friedstein believed his career as a professional dancer was about to begin. But a mysterious and debilitating medical condition created a detour that dramatically shifted his lifestream. Without a career, a relationship or a plan, the only way out was in.Learn more about Max at maxfriedstein.com.Find Max and his team at The White Rabbit Reveals online at thewhiterabbitreveals.com; on YouTube at https://youtube.com/channel/UC2yVFr3DpBcV7mKMjfvWOAA and on Instagram at @thewhiterabbitreveals.a.way

We look back over 17 years of Lifestreams. God the Holy Spirit transforms us and sends us out.

In einem unserer letzten Lifestreams auf Tik Tok und Instagram haben uns einige Follower krasse Challenges vorgeschlagen. Welche das sind und was wir davon umsetzen besprechen wir hier in der Folge. Außerdem erklärt Max, warum er im Kindergarten sitzen geblieben ist und es werden heiße Marketing Tipps für Wanderzirkusse besprochen. Lohnt sich also reinzuhören... Auch wenn man keinen Wanderzirkus besitzt.

Monday August 19th 2019. A brand new concept rooted in music that will last a lifetime. LifeStreams is mix series based in hip hop that will take you through many other genres and periods of time. Hip Hop changed my life so it is only right that we explore

Humans use multiple senses to navigate their surroundings in day-to-day life. But data is largely confined to the realm of the visual; from the ways the systems that collect it are designed and programmed, to the spreadsheets and databases that analyse it, to the visualisations that help us make sense of it. But is this enough? ‘Data manifestation’ describes how we move data away from the screen and into physical and environmental forms, so we can use different senses to understand its meaning. Giles Lane will talk about the Lifestreams project – which works to express complex datasets into 3D forms to help people recognise patterns and understand meaning by using spatial and tactile senses – and hint at future possibilities. About Giles Lane Giles Lane is an artist, designer and the founder of creative studio Proboscis. He has led internationally acclaimed transdisciplinary projects such as Mapping Perception, Urban Tapestries and Navigating History, with a strong focus on research, public engagement and participation. Proboscis collaborates with research partners including UCL, the London School of Economics, the Institute of Child Health, the University of Oxford, the University of Cambridge and Birkbeck College, and also with industrial companies including Orange, HP Labs, France Telecom R&D, Channel 4 and Ordnance Survey.

This week, we discuss On the Way to a Smile, Episode Tifa. This is part of a short story series set before the events of Advent Children, but after Final Fantasy VII. This story was originally released in a prologue book along with the Complete edition of Advent Children. We discuss what we hope to get from the other episodes in the series. Special thanks to thelifestream.net.   Link to the Lifestreams readings: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=whWA6NZMhhA

Jeanette klingt ein wenig kratzig, da sie sich im Urlaub erkältet hat. Sie war letztens am Neusiedler See, wo sie sich einen Sonnenbrand geholt hat.Am Neusiedler See hat sie sich mit einem ausreichenden Vorrat an Weinen eingedeckt. Ein Schloß hat sie dort auch besucht.Michaela war früher öfters Mal in der Nähe des Mondsees im Urlaub und sie kennt sich ein wenig in der Gegend des Salzkammergutes aus. Michaela hat inzwischen den Strafbefehl, wegen der letztens erwähnten Geschwindikeitsüberschreitung bekommen. Jeanette war auch ein klein wenig zu schnell unterwegs und darf ein Knöllchen in der Schweiz zahlen, Nach dem Neusiedler See, war Jeanette bei einem Workhsop, in dem sie gelernt hat, wie man eine Büste bemalt. Als sie wieder zurück war, hat sie eine aufblasbare Badeinsel bekommen und diese auch gleich im Bodensee genutzt. Letztes Wochenende war sie dann noch in Köln beim Amphi Festival in Köln. Dort wurde der Beifahrerspiegel ihres Autos an einer Ampel abgefahren und jetzt hat sie ein klein wenig Ärger mit den Autoversicherungen. Jeanette hat eine Erkältung und Michaela hatte diesen Sommer auch schon eine. Michaela gibt Jeanette ein paar Tips, welche Mittel sie in solchen Fällen zur Not nimmt. Im Rahmen des Podcast Meetup Bodensee, hat Michaela, ein paar Apps zum Lifestreaming vorgestellt und die Anwesenden nach ihren Erfahrungen gefragt. Sie hat erst gestern die ersten Erfahrungen mit Persicope gemacht und ist überrascht über die vielen Zuschauer, die sie auf anhieb hatte. Sie hat ihren ersten Lifestream auf dem Kulturufer in Friedrichshafen, gestartet gehabt. Das Kulturufer geht noch bis zum 9. August. Sie hat gestern Abend ein Video mit Eindrücken vom Kulturufer auf ihrem YouTube Kanal hochgeladen (https://www.youtube.com/MichaelasWelt). Am Abend des schweizer Nationalfeiertages am 1. August hat Jeanette zusammen mit ihrem Freund ganz spezielle Lifestreams mit Games angeschaut. Zum Schluß berichtet Jeanette noch kurz über die neuesten Entwicklungen der Podcast App. Jeanette darf sich jetzt mit Android befassen, allerdings nur aus Anwederinnen Sicht.

Dreaming and Rejoicing [David Stanford]

Open Doors [David Stanford]

Life: An Adventure [John Hutchinson]

LifeStreams and our Emerging Vision Part 2 [John Bond]

Lifestreams and our Emerging Vision [John Bond]