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Dan Engel serves as the Managing Partner and Founder of Santa Barbara Venture Partners, an early-growth VC firm focusing on technology startups. Renowned for his expertise in B2B and B2C domains, he has emerged as a luminary in devising customer acquisition strategies. Early in his career, he played a primary role in significantly growing Picasa, which Google later acquired before its public debut. Moreover, Dan co-founded FastSpring, a SaaS fintech platform that achieved remarkable revenue exceeding $100 million despite minimal funding. With a track record of successful exits, Dan's entrepreneurial journey traces back to his upbringing in New York, where he embarked on diverse side ventures ranging from neighborhood services to operating an ice cream truck. Tune in to this episode of the Smart Business Revolution Podcast as John Corcoran interviews Dan Engel, the Managing Partner and Founder of Santa Barbara Venture Partners, about attracting millions of customers in a saturated market. Dan shares his journey from childhood ventures to becoming a seasoned tech entrepreneur and venture capitalist, the power of community in entrepreneurship, strategies for scaling startups, challenges in B2B fintech, and how to navigate the evolving venture capital landscape.

This week on Ask The Tech Guys, Leo and Mikah answer a viewer's question about producing their own audiobook. What's the easiest way to get your family to use password managers? Plus, Scott Wilkinson talks about The Verge's coverage on physical media, and Johnny Jet talks about how you really should only share a picture of your boarding pass after your flight! Also we celebrate the life of Bob Heil, who passed away recently. Bob Heil passes away at the age of 83. As nationwide fraud losses top $10 billion in 2023, FTC steps up efforts to protect the public. Crash of the Titan: a short history of Apple's doomed car project. What's the best way to produce an audiobook with my iPhone? How can I start getting my family to use password managers to protect themselves better online? Scott Wilkinson talks about physical media and the release of Oppenheimer in 4k UHD on Blu-ray. Leo shares the Anker 250W Power Bank and the NIxplay Digital Display he purchased in response to a few callers from a couple of weeks ago. Is there a way to filter photos based on specific custom parameters? Johnny Jet shares some updates on what's been happening with him and some tips on what you shouldn't be sharing on social media when traveling. Hosts: Leo Laporte and Mikah Sargent Guests: Scott Wilkinson and Johnny Jet Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Show notes and links for this episode are available at: https://twit.tv/shows/ask-the-tech-guys/episodes/2014 Download or subscribe to this show at: https://twit.tv/shows/ask-the-tech-guys Sponsors: ecamm.com/twit or use Promo Code TWIT http://www.wix.com/studio?utm_campaign=pa_podcast_studio_all_brnd_all_en_02/24_all__askthetechguy%5E1&experiment_id=%5Eresponsive%5E%5Ehp cachefly.com/twit

This week on Ask The Tech Guys, Leo and Mikah answer a viewer's question about producing their own audiobook. What's the easiest way to get your family to use password managers? Plus, Scott Wilkinson talks about The Verge's coverage on physical media, and Johnny Jet talks about how you really should only share a picture of your boarding pass after your flight! Also we celebrate the life of Bob Heil, who passed away recently. Bob Heil passes away at the age of 83. As nationwide fraud losses top $10 billion in 2023, FTC steps up efforts to protect the public. Crash of the Titan: a short history of Apple's doomed car project. What's the best way to produce an audiobook with my iPhone? How can I start getting my family to use password managers to protect themselves better online? Scott Wilkinson talks about physical media and the release of Oppenheimer in 4k UHD on Blu-ray. Leo shares the Anker 250W Power Bank and the NIxplay Digital Display he purchased in response to a few callers from a couple of weeks ago. Is there a way to filter photos based on specific custom parameters? Johnny Jet shares some updates on what's been happening with him and some tips on what you shouldn't be sharing on social media when traveling. Hosts: Leo Laporte and Mikah Sargent Guests: Scott Wilkinson and Johnny Jet Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Show notes and links for this episode are available at: https://twit.tv/shows/ask-the-tech-guys/episodes/2014 Download or subscribe to this show at: https://twit.tv/shows/all-twittv-shows Sponsors: ecamm.com/twit or use Promo Code TWIT http://www.wix.com/studio?utm_campaign=pa_podcast_studio_all_brnd_all_en_02/24_all__askthetechguy%5E1&experiment_id=%5Eresponsive%5E%5Ehp cachefly.com/twit

This week on Ask The Tech Guys, Leo and Mikah answer a viewer's question about producing their own audiobook. What's the easiest way to get your family to use password managers? Plus, Scott Wilkinson talks about The Verge's coverage on physical media, and Johnny Jet talks about how you really should only share a picture of your boarding pass after your flight! Also we celebrate the life of Bob Heil, who passed away recently. Bob Heil passes away at the age of 83. As nationwide fraud losses top $10 billion in 2023, FTC steps up efforts to protect the public. Crash of the Titan: a short history of Apple's doomed car project. What's the best way to produce an audiobook with my iPhone? How can I start getting my family to use password managers to protect themselves better online? Scott Wilkinson talks about physical media and the release of Oppenheimer in 4k UHD on Blu-ray. Leo shares the Anker 250W Power Bank and the NIxplay Digital Display he purchased in response to a few callers from a couple of weeks ago. Is there a way to filter photos based on specific custom parameters? Johnny Jet shares some updates on what's been happening with him and some tips on what you shouldn't be sharing on social media when traveling. Hosts: Leo Laporte and Mikah Sargent Guests: Scott Wilkinson and Johnny Jet Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Show notes and links for this episode are available at: https://twit.tv/shows/ask-the-tech-guys/episodes/2014 Download or subscribe to this show at: https://twit.tv/shows/total-leo Sponsors: ecamm.com/twit or use Promo Code TWIT http://www.wix.com/studio?utm_campaign=pa_podcast_studio_all_brnd_all_en_02/24_all__askthetechguy%5E1&experiment_id=%5Eresponsive%5E%5Ehp cachefly.com/twit

This week on Ask The Tech Guys, Leo and Mikah answer a viewer's question about producing their own audiobook. What's the easiest way to get your family to use password managers? Plus, Scott Wilkinson talks about The Verge's coverage on physical media, and Johnny Jet talks about how you really should only share a picture of your boarding pass after your flight! Also we celebrate the life of Bob Heil, who passed away recently. Bob Heil passes away at the age of 83. As nationwide fraud losses top $10 billion in 2023, FTC steps up efforts to protect the public. Crash of the Titan: a short history of Apple's doomed car project. What's the best way to produce an audiobook with my iPhone? How can I start getting my family to use password managers to protect themselves better online? Scott Wilkinson talks about physical media and the release of Oppenheimer in 4k UHD on Blu-ray. Leo shares the Anker 250W Power Bank and the NIxplay Digital Display he purchased in response to a few callers from a couple of weeks ago. Is there a way to filter photos based on specific custom parameters? Johnny Jet shares some updates on what's been happening with him and some tips on what you shouldn't be sharing on social media when traveling. Hosts: Leo Laporte and Mikah Sargent Guests: Scott Wilkinson and Johnny Jet Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Show notes and links for this episode are available at: https://twit.tv/shows/ask-the-tech-guys/episodes/2014 Download or subscribe to this show at: https://twit.tv/shows/ask-the-tech-guys Sponsors: ecamm.com/twit or use Promo Code TWIT http://www.wix.com/studio?utm_campaign=pa_podcast_studio_all_brnd_all_en_02/24_all__askthetechguy%5E1&experiment_id=%5Eresponsive%5E%5Ehp cachefly.com/twit

Episode #327 of The VentureFizz Podcast features Reed Sturtevant, General Partner at Engine Ventures. This is exciting! Why? Because this episode is longer than my normal interviews, as Reed and I cover his career that spans multiple decades across major technological platform shifts. This means that based on his career, he has so many great stories to share. It is like a historical walkthrough of the Boston tech scene. We even had to do two sessions, so if you are watching this video from our YouTube channel then you'll notice the different sweaters that Reed is wearing. Today, Reed is a General Partner at Engine Ventures, a “tough tech” venture capital firm launched by MIT and trust me on this one, as you'll want to stay tuned throughout the whole episode! Here is an outline of what we cover: * Reed's background story, including graduating from high school at 15 years old, his experience as a factory worker and his studies at MIT. * Developing a program called Freelance Graphics at a startup that was acquired by Lotus and his experience there, which was twice the size of Microsoft at the time. * Co-Founding Radnet, which raised the largest venture round of its time in Boston. * Running company development in Boston for IdeaLab, Bill Gross' internet incubator which spun out companies like Compete, Picasa and others. * Meeting Katie Rae at EONS, a startup founded by Jeff Taylor, and then running Microsoft Startup Labs. * Launching Project 11 Ventures with Katie and then running Techstar Boston together which included many successful companies like GrabCAD, PillPack, and others. * Founder conflict and how it can destroy a startup. * The details of Engine Ventures and what Reed is targeting for investments, plus portfolio company examples. * What it was like leading a course at MIT with Sir Tim Berners-Lee. * And so much more.

This week on Ask The Tech Guys, Leo and Mikah answer a viewer's question about producing their own audiobook. What's the easiest way to get your family to use password managers? Plus, Scott Wilkinson talks about The Verge's coverage on physical media, and Johnny Jet talks about how you really should only share a picture of your boarding pass after your flight! Also we celebrate the life of Bob Heil, who passed away recently. Bob Heil passes away at the age of 83. As nationwide fraud losses top $10 billion in 2023, FTC steps up efforts to protect the public. Crash of the Titan: a short history of Apple's doomed car project. What's the best way to produce an audiobook with my iPhone? How can I start getting my family to use password managers to protect themselves better online? Scott Wilkinson talks about physical media and the release of Oppenheimer in 4k UHD on Blu-ray. Leo shares the Anker 250W Power Bank and the NIxplay Digital Display he purchased in response to a few callers from a couple of weeks ago. Is there a way to filter photos based on specific custom parameters? Johnny Jet shares some updates on what's been happening with him and some tips on what you shouldn't be sharing on social media when traveling. Hosts: Leo Laporte and Mikah Sargent Guests: Scott Wilkinson and Johnny Jet Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Show notes and links for this episode are available at: https://twit.tv/shows/ask-the-tech-guys/episodes/2014 Download or subscribe to this show at: https://twit.tv/shows/all-twittv-shows Sponsors: ecamm.com/twit or use Promo Code TWIT wix.com/studio cachefly.com/twit

This week on Ask The Tech Guys, Leo and Mikah answer a viewer's question about producing their own audiobook. What's the easiest way to get your family to use password managers? Plus, Scott Wilkinson talks about The Verge's coverage on physical media, and Johnny Jet talks about how you really should only share a picture of your boarding pass after your flight! Also we celebrate the life of Bob Heil, who passed away recently. Bob Heil passes away at the age of 83. As nationwide fraud losses top $10 billion in 2023, FTC steps up efforts to protect the public. Crash of the Titan: a short history of Apple's doomed car project. What's the best way to produce an audiobook with my iPhone? How can I start getting my family to use password managers to protect themselves better online? Scott Wilkinson talks about physical media and the release of Oppenheimer in 4k UHD on Blu-ray. Leo shares the Anker 250W Power Bank and the NIxplay Digital Display he purchased in response to a few callers from a couple of weeks ago. Is there a way to filter photos based on specific custom parameters? Johnny Jet shares some updates on what's been happening with him and some tips on what you shouldn't be sharing on social media when traveling. Hosts: Leo Laporte and Mikah Sargent Guests: Scott Wilkinson and Johnny Jet Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Show notes and links for this episode are available at: https://twit.tv/shows/ask-the-tech-guys/episodes/2014 Download or subscribe to this show at: https://twit.tv/shows/total-mikah Sponsors: ecamm.com/twit or use Promo Code TWIT wix.com/studio cachefly.com/twit

This week on Ask The Tech Guys, Leo and Mikah answer a viewer's question about producing their own audiobook. What's the easiest way to get your family to use password managers? Plus, Scott Wilkinson talks about The Verge's coverage on physical media, and Johnny Jet talks about how you really should only share a picture of your boarding pass after your flight! Also we celebrate the life of Bob Heil, who passed away recently. Bob Heil passes away at the age of 83. As nationwide fraud losses top $10 billion in 2023, FTC steps up efforts to protect the public. Crash of the Titan: a short history of Apple's doomed car project. What's the best way to produce an audiobook with my iPhone? How can I start getting my family to use password managers to protect themselves better online? Scott Wilkinson talks about physical media and the release of Oppenheimer in 4k UHD on Blu-ray. Leo shares the Anker 250W Power Bank and the NIxplay Digital Display he purchased in response to a few callers from a couple of weeks ago. Is there a way to filter photos based on specific custom parameters? Johnny Jet shares some updates on what's been happening with him and some tips on what you shouldn't be sharing on social media when traveling. Hosts: Leo Laporte and Mikah Sargent Guests: Scott Wilkinson and Johnny Jet Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Show notes and links for this episode are available at: https://twit.tv/shows/ask-the-tech-guys/episodes/2014 Download or subscribe to this show at: https://twit.tv/shows/total-leo Sponsors: ecamm.com/twit or use Promo Code TWIT wix.com/studio cachefly.com/twit

This week on Ask The Tech Guys, Leo and Mikah answer a viewer's question about producing their own audiobook. What's the easiest way to get your family to use password managers? Plus, Scott Wilkinson talks about The Verge's coverage on physical media, and Johnny Jet talks about how you really should only share a picture of your boarding pass after your flight! Also we celebrate the life of Bob Heil, who passed away recently. Bob Heil passes away at the age of 83. As nationwide fraud losses top $10 billion in 2023, FTC steps up efforts to protect the public. Crash of the Titan: a short history of Apple's doomed car project. What's the best way to produce an audiobook with my iPhone? How can I start getting my family to use password managers to protect themselves better online? Scott Wilkinson talks about physical media and the release of Oppenheimer in 4k UHD on Blu-ray. Leo shares the Anker 250W Power Bank and the NIxplay Digital Display he purchased in response to a few callers from a couple of weeks ago. Is there a way to filter photos based on specific custom parameters? Johnny Jet shares some updates on what's been happening with him and some tips on what you shouldn't be sharing on social media when traveling. Hosts: Leo Laporte and Mikah Sargent Guests: Scott Wilkinson and Johnny Jet Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Show notes and links for this episode are available at: https://twit.tv/shows/ask-the-tech-guys/episodes/2014 Download or subscribe to this show at: https://twit.tv/shows/total-mikah Sponsors: ecamm.com/twit or use Promo Code TWIT wix.com/studio cachefly.com/twit

Sam Schillace is deputy CTO and corporate vice president at Microsoft. Prior to working at Microsoft, Sam started a company called Writely, which was acquired by Google and became the foundation of what today is Google Docs. While at Google, Sam helped lead many of Google's consumer products, including Gmail, Blogger, PageCreator, Picasa, Reader, Groups, and more recently Maps and Google Automotive Services. Sam was also a principal investor at Google Ventures, has founded six startups, and was the SVP of engineering at Box through their IPO. In this episode, we discuss:• The journey of building Google Docs• The importance of taking risks, embracing failure, and finding joy in your work• The importance of asking “what if” questions vs. “why not”• Why convenience always wins• How, and why, Sam stays optimistic• Inside Microsoft's culture• Why you should solve problems without asking for permission• Early-career advice• Why “pixels are free” and “bots are docs”—Brought to you by Teal—Your personal career growth platform | Vanta—Automate compliance. Simplify security | Ahrefs—Improve your website's SEO for free—Find the full transcript at: https://www.lennyspodcast.com/how-to-be-more-innovative-sam-schillace-microsoft-deputy-cto-creator-of-google-docs/—Where to find Sam Schillace:• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/schillace/• Newsletter: https://sundaylettersfromsam.substack.com/—Where to find Lenny:• Newsletter: https://www.lennysnewsletter.com• X: https://twitter.com/lennysan• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lennyrachitsky/—In this episode, we cover:(00:00) Sam's background(03:45) The first Google Docs file(06:45) Disruptive innovation(10:11) First-principles thinking(11:00) Recognizing disruptive ideas(13:17) Examples of first-principles thinking(15:46) The power of optimism(19:47) Sam's motto: Get to the edge of something and f**k around(21:53) User value and laziness(24:31) People are lazy (and what to do about it)(28:36) Building Google Docs(31:06) The evolution of Google Docs(37:15) Finding product-market fit(39:52) The future of documents(44:57) The value of playing with technology(47:58) Taking risks and embracing failure(49:21) Thinking in the future(53:48) Finding joy in your work(01:01:20) Just do the best you can(01:02:34) The transformational power of AI(01:09:27) Advice for approaching AI(01:13:07) The culture at Microsoft(01:16:51) Closing thoughts(01:17:32) Lightning round—Referenced:• Google Docs began as a hacked-together experiment, says creator: https://www.theverge.com/2013/7/3/4484000/sam-schillace-interview-google-docs-creator-box• Edna Mode: https://disney.fandom.com/wiki/Edna_Mode• Sergey Brin's profile on Forbes: https://www.forbes.com/profile/sergey-brin/• People Who Were No Smarter Than You: https://medium.com/thrive-global/people-who-were-no-smarter-than-you-4e1c88c3fee6• Nat Torkington (O'Reilly Media): https://www.oreilly.com/people/nathan-torkington/• How Tesla Has Shaken (Not Stirred) Established Carmakers—and Why It Really Matters: https://www.forbes.com/sites/jenniferdungs/2021/04/23/how-tesla-has-shaken-not-stirred-established-carmakersand-why-it-really-matters/• First Principles: Elon Musk on the Power of Thinking for Yourself: https://jamesclear.com/first-principles• Ashton Tate: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ashton-Tate• Learning by Doing: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/learning-doing-sam-schillace• Kevin Scott on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jkevinscott/• How do we make sense of all of this?: https://sundaylettersfromsam.substack.com/p/how-do-we-make-sense-of-all-of-this• Steve Newman on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stevescalyr/• Eric Schmidt on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/eric-schmidt-02158951/• Michael Arrington on X: https://twitter.com/arrington• TechCrunch: https://techcrunch.com/• “Hello, Computer” scene from Star Trek: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hShY6xZWVGE• Writely—Process Words with your Browser: https://techcrunch.com/2005/08/31/writely-process-words-with-your-browser/• Satya Nadella on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/satyanadella/• Poor Charlie's Almanack: The Essential Wit and Wisdom of Charles T. Munger: https://press.stripe.com/poor-charlies-almanack• Calvinism: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calvinism• This Quote from Seth Godin Could Change How You Think About Pursuing Your Passion: https://friedchickenandsushi.com/blog/2021/7/5/this-quote-from-seth-godin-could-change-how-you-think-about-pursuing-your-passion• AI isn't a feature of your product: https://sundaylettersfromsam.substack.com/p/ai-isnt-a-feature-of-your-product• Introducing Gemini: our largest and most capable AI model: https://blog.google/technology/ai/google-gemini-ai/• Invisible Cities: https://www.amazon.com/Invisible-Cities-Italo-Calvino/dp/0156453800• The Wasp Factory: https://www.amazon.com/WASP-FACTORY-NOVEL-Iain-Banks/dp/0684853159• Where Good Ideas Come From: The Natural History of Innovation: https://www.amazon.com/Where-Good-Ideas-Come-Innovation/dp/1594485380/• Slow Horses on Apple TV+: https://tv.apple.com/us/show/slow-horses/umc.cmc.2szz3fdt71tl1ulnbp8utgq5o• Monarch: Legacy of Monsters on Apple TV+: https://tv.apple.com/us/show/monarch-legacy-of-monsters/umc.cmc.62l8x0ixrhyq3yaqa5y8yo7ew?mttn3pid• Scavengers Reign on Max: https://www.max.com/shows/scavengers-reign/50c8ce6d-088c-42d9-9147-d1b19b1289d4• 2023 Mustang Mach-E: https://www.ford.com/suvs/mach-e/• Boccalone Salumeria (now closed) on X: https://twitter.com/boccalone—Production and marketing by https://penname.co/. For inquiries about sponsoring the podcast, email podcast@lennyrachitsky.com.—Lenny may be an investor in the companies discussed. Get full access to Lenny's Newsletter at www.lennysnewsletter.com/subscribe

Latte art má svoje úskalia, keď sa ti baristka snaží na cappuccino nakresliť portrét ako od Picasa, ale nakoniec to pripomína niečo medzi zubom a duchom. Neexistuje lepšie privítanie, ako keď ťa po príchode z pôrodnice čaká doma manžel s otázkou: Nemala si prísť až zajtra a mohla by si zohriať vývar? To už je ten zdravý a zrelý rozum, keď si nedáš žiadnu diétu. Adriane funguje na figúru, že prestane piť, lebo jej sa s prvým dúškom vína otvára gombík na to, že čo vidí, to zje. Ale nie si rozkysnutý, si taký príjemne mäkučký – to je presne tá veta, ktorú si treba povedať potom, ako nás napadne ísť do fitka.

In this episode, seasoned Appraiser Doug Blackburn discusses topics such as becoming a licensed appraiser, the future of appraisals, the home scanning app Picasa, appraisal management panels (AMCs), and valuable resources for understanding how to best utilize Appraisers. To contact Doug, visit his website https://blackburnappraisals.com/. For all your mortgage questions, reach out to ⁠@jswan2626⁠ on Instagram or visit https://www.newamericanfunding.com/mortgage-loans/jarrodswanson. Calling all Realtors! Next Door Photos is offering 25% off for all Nashville Real Estate Podcast listeners. Head on over to their website ⁠⁠nashville.nextdoorphotos.com⁠⁠ and check out all of their amazing media offerings to supercharge your listings. Use the code NREP to get 25% off your first order.

This is the weekly newspaper column.America's first AVA 7-19-2023American Viticultural Areas attempt to tie wines to places. Ideally, vineyards in a specific AVA share similarities in soil, climate, geology, and elevation. Those various things, along with human interaction, comprise what winemakers call “terroir.”By definition, an AVA is a wine grape-growing region that provides an official appellation designation for the mutual benefit of wineries and consumers. Winemakers want consumers to know about their unique geographic pedigree in the belief wines from a specific area possess distinctive characteristics. Consumers seek wines from a particular AVA for the same reason.If a wine label claims the contents come from an AVA, at least 85% of the grapes used to make the wine must have been grown in the AVA. In addition, the wine must be fully finished in the state where the AVA is located.Stone Hill Winery, Missouri  by Picasa 2.0Boundaries of AVAs and rules governing them are set by the Tax and Trade Bureau of the United States Department of the Treasury. Prior to 2003, the rules were set by the Treasury's Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms. Prior to 1980, before the AVA system, appellations were designated by state or county boundaries. All those appellations were grandfathered, which is why you see some wines labeled “New York State” or “Sonoma County.”The first designated AVA may surprise you: Augusta, Missouri. Wine vines were first planted in Missouri in the 1830s by German immigrants near the town of Hermann on the banks of the Missouri River, 50 miles west of St. Louis. Rocky soils were unsuitable for many crops, but such soils work fine for wine vines. By the 1850s, the area had more than 60 wineries and produced more than 10,000 gallons of wine a year. The area was known as the “New Rhineland.”Sadly, the insanity of Prohibition virtually destroyed Missouri wine grape growing. The government tried to make up for its blunders when the AVA system was created. Citing significant cultural history and distinct terroir—ancient glacial soils—the Augusta AVA beat out Napa for the title of America's first AVA.Tasting notes:• Scout & Cellar Scout Wild Sauvignon Blanc: Fits classic sauvignon blanc “salad in a glass” profile. Solid easy drinker, fresh, smooth, tasty. $18-19 Link to my review• Stoller Family Estate Chardonnay, Dundee Hills 2021: Vibrant with crisp acidity, vivid fruit and aromas. Fermentation and aging primarily in stainless steel preserves aroma, acidity, and pure chardonnay citrusy flavors. $18-25 Link to my reviewLast round: Policeman: “Do you know why I pulled you over?” Me: “Look, if you have already forgotten, I am not about to remind you, officer.” Wine time.Since you subscribe to my newsletter, it follows you enjoy wine and humor and are an adventurous, inquisitive person. Each morning, The Sample sends you one article from a random blog or newsletter that matches your interests. When you find one you like, you can subscribe to the writer with one click. To give it a try  Click hereGus Clemens on Wine is reader-supported. If you enjoy, please upgrade to a paid subscription ($5/month) to access complete archives and bonus material. Opt out any time.Thank you for reading Gus Clemens on Wine. This post is public so feel free to share it.Email: wine@cwadv.comNewsletter: gusclemens.substack.comWebsite:  gusclemensonwine.comFacebook:  facebook.com/GusClemensOnWine/posts/Twitter: @gusclemensLinks worth exploringDiary of a Serial Hostess Ins and outs of entertaining; witty anecdotes of life in the stylish lane.As We Eat Multi-platform storytelling explores how food connects, defines, inspires.Balanced Diet Original recipes, curated links about food systems, recipe reviews. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit gusclemens.substack.com/subscribe

Host Vincent Fernandez and Pastor Robert Baltodano Question Timestamps: Bonnie, Facebook (2:14) - Can you summarize 2 Samuel 2:18-23? And why did Abner kill Asahel? Picasa, email (6:23) - Does 1 Corinthians 15:50 mean that we will be creatures of flesh and bone in heaven without blood? Dawn, ID (9:12) - What does 1 Corinthians 11:10 mean? Matthew, NJ (12:28) - Is the devil  behind the creation of AI? Carlos, FL (17:27) - Did God create other human beings outside of Adam and Eve in Genesis 1 and 2? Aaron, NY (21:18) - Is it fruitful to discuss sin as a nature versus an action with a non-believer? High Schooler (27:50, continued after break at 33:37) - How do you talk to unsaved adult children? Mike, TN (36:12) - What does the Bible teach about angels? David, TX (40:01) - Was it really Samuel that appeared to Saul at the Witch of Endor? Chris, KY (43:08) - What does “slaves obey your Earthly masters” mean? Carol, SC (48:02) - Are my children still saved now that they've moved into “progressive Christianity?” James, NY (52:29) - When you get saved, do you automatically receive the Spirit? When you receive the Spirit, do you have to speak in tongues? Questions? 888-712-7434 Questions@bbtlive.org  

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Finding a replacement for Logitech's Harmony remote. Turning off Conversation View in Gmail online. Finding a Linux flavor with long-term support and security updates. A tip for folks who are unhappy with the Apple TV remote. Choosing the right travel router for safe, secure, private browsing while on the go. Making a copy of an old computer before migrating to a new one. Finding a replacement for Picasa. Plus, conversations with Scott Wilkinson, Johnny Jet, and Dick Debartolo. Google Pixel 7 - Google Store Google Pixel 7 Pro - Google Store Google Pixel Watch - Google Store Papa John's sued for 'wiretap' spying on website visitors • The Register Zelle | A fast and easy way to send and receive money Zelle fraud is on the rise—and many victims are denied refunds | Ars Technica New Report by Senator Warren: Zelle Facilitating Fraud, Based on Internal Data from Big Banks | U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts KGO host talks about Bay Area radio station's abrupt signoff Report: KGO Will Flip To Sports Betting Format As 'The Spread.' | Story | insideradio.com About the Show | CEDIA Expo CEDIA Expo: Victrola Turntables Stream Directly to Sonos - CEPRO The 2 Best Universal Remote Controls of 2022 | Reviews by Wirecutter Amazon.com: SofaBaton Universal Remote Control with Mobile Phone APP, Super Easy One-Click Universal Remote for FirTV/Roku/Nvidia Shield/Vizio/Marantz/Yamaha Streaming Players (Support IR & Bluetooth Devices) : Electronics Amazon Fire TV Cube streaming device Function101 Button Remote for Apple TV Compatible w/ Apple TV 4K Acoustic Transparent Projector Screen| Best 4k Projector Screen Group emails into conversations - Computer - Gmail Help Clear cache & cookies - Computer - Google Account Help Pop!_OS by System76 Manjaro Aviation on Twitter: "UA 747 low pass over the Golden Gate britoca https://t.co/7rTI3u4yXS" / Twitter Use other remotes to control Apple TV - Apple Support GL.iNet - Connecting The World To Secure Wi-Fi Tiny Hardware Firewall VPN Client Aircove: A Router With Built-In VPN | ExpressVPN SuperDuper! Mac Backup Software | Carbon Copy Cloner | Bombich Software Moving on from Picasa Photos Resources - Select multiple pictures in Google Photos A Beginner's Guide To Google Photos -- Store, organize, and share your photos for free! Snap Circuits Make Learning How To Make A House Green, A Snap! | Giz Wiz Biz Host: Leo Laporte Guests: Mikah Sargent, Scott Wilkinson, Johnny Jet, and Dick DeBartolo Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Show notes and links for this episode are available at: https://twit.tv/shows/the-tech-guy/episodes/1933 Download or subscribe to this show at: https://twit.tv/shows/total-mikah Sponsors: shopify.com/twit newrelic.com/twit

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Title: Coco Chanel, Nazi Occupation, Collaboration and Historical FictionDescription: Today we talk with author Gioia Diliberto about her historical novel: Coco at the Ritz. Coco Chanel completely reinvented fashion in the early 20th century. By the time the Nazi's occupied Paris during World War 2, Chanel was fabulously wealthy and highly connected in the artistic and political circles of Paris. Gioia Diliberto brings this larger life character and setting alive in Coco at the Ritz.Learn More About our Guest:Gioia Dilibertohttp://pegasusbooks.com/books/coco-at-the-ritz-9781643138411-hardcoverhttp://pegasusbooks.com/books/coco-at-the-ritz-9781643138411-hardcoverYou can learn more about Beyond the Big Screen and subscribe at all these great places:www.beyondthebigscreen.comClick to Subscribe:https://www.spreaker.com/show/4926576/episodes/feedemail: steve@atozhistorypage.comwww.beyondthebigscreen.comhttps://www.patreon.com/historyofthepapacyParthenon Podcast Network Home:parthenonpodcast.comOn Social Media: https://www.facebook.com/groups/atozhistorypagehttps://www.facebook.com/HistoryOfThePapacyPodcasthttps://twitter.com/atozhistoryMusic Provided by:"Crossing the Chasm" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/Begin Transcript:, [00:00:00] this is beyond the big screen podcast with your host, Steve Guerra. Thank you for listening to beyond the big screen podcast, we are a member of the Parthenon podcast network. A huge thanks goes out to Gioia Diliberto author of the historical novel Coco at the Ritz links to learn more about Gioia Diliberto can be found at Gioia Diliberto dot.Or in the show notes, a great way to support beyond the big screen is to leave a rating and review on apple podcasts. These ratings and reviews really help me know what you think about the show and by the magic of apple podcast algorithm, it helps other people learn about beyond the big screen. To learn more about the Parthenon podcast networks and great shows like Scott ranks, history unplug James Early's key battles of American [00:01:00] history, Richard lim's, this American president, and more can be found parthenonpodcast.com.You can learn more about beyond the big screen, great movies and stories, so great. They should be moving. Facebook and Twitter by searching for a twosie history, you can contact me there or send me a good old fashioned email to my email address, steve@atozhistorypage.com links to all of this and more can be found at beyondthebigscreen.com.Thank you for joining me again beyond the big screen.I am really excited to welcome our very special guests today. Gioia Diliberto, author of Coco at the Ritz. A novel Gioia has written biographies on Jane Adams, Hadley, Hemingway, Diane Von Furstenberg, and Brenda [00:02:00] Frazier. Today, we are going to talk about Coco Chanel, the Paris fashion scene during the Nazi occupation and historical fiction.And I really loved the genre of historical fiction. And part of the reason I started this podcast was my interest in learning the real story behind historical fiction and the decisions authors make when writing historical fiction. So I'm definitely excited to talk about this today. I guess, a good place to begin is who was Coco Chanel.Well, she was a fashion designer who revolutionized fashion after world war one. She basically got women out of corsets and all their fancy clothes for dragging skirts and fancy hairdos with hairpins and, um, pared down the look of. Women's fashion, which is, uh, an essence, a style of elegance and chic that still influences fashion and defines how a lot of women want to look.[00:03:00] Now, she was extremely well connected. Who are some of the people she knew? When was her circle in this artistic community and Paris at that time? Yeah, she was very well connected. And what she was doing in fashion was related to what a lot of her friends were doing. Um, and the other arts like Stravinsky and music and Picasso and painting also what Hemingway was doing and writing this paring away and overturning the old and creating something new though.She didn't know Hemingway personally, but she did know Stravinsky. She had an affair with him and she knew Picasso. She worked with Picasso. She designed costumes for a production of Antigony that John Cocteau did Picasso did the sets for that production. And she would have liked to have had an affair with Picasso, but Chanel was exactly the kind of strong, aggressive woman that Picasa avoided, like the plague, but they [00:04:00] all influenced each other.And she was very much a part of that model. That post-World war one, modernist circle. You don't focus on Coco Chanel's entire life. And this, you really zoom in on one episode during the Nazi occupation of Paris. Why did you select that particular part of her life? Well, I had written another novel about Chanel that was published in 2006 and it was set after world war one when she was just getting.Business going. And in the course of doing research for that book, I discovered that she had been arrested by the French forces of the interior, which was this after the war, after world war II and the FFI were a group of. X soldiers and resistance fighters and ordinary citizens. Who've taken up arms after the [00:05:00] liberation of Paris.And we're going around France, picking up women who had slept with Germans and shaving their heads. You might've seen pictures of the. And shaving the heads of these women. Sometimes they were just girls, young teenage girls, and then often stripping them naked and parading them through streets. While crowds of jeering people looked on and Chanel was picked up by these guys.Because of her romance with a Nazi spy named Hans Gunther Von Dinklage, she was known as spots. And when I discovered this, that she had been hauled out of the wrist by two guys who could have cared less, who she was and cared less about fashion and taken to some undisclosed location for questioning. I thought it was the most fascinating moment in her fascinating life.And so I decided to write another novel that Chanel upset during that period. Well is Chanel at that in her life. At that point [00:06:00] in the late 1930s, early 1940s, she had a successful career she's in her late fifties, early sixties and her career and personal life. Where was she? Uh, at? Well, she had closed her.In 1939 on the Eve of war. And it's still a mystery. Why she did that, like so much in Chanel's life. The record is scant owing to the lack of official documents and her own no one really knows why she closed her house. Um, There are, there's a lot of speculation about it, but in any case, she was out of the business of producing the fashion, but her perfume was still being sold and was still a global sensation to this day.It's the book. Best-selling perfume in the world and her boutique where she sold the perfume and a few accessories was still open, but she was idle and she pretty much regretted, I think, [00:07:00] closing her house from the moment that she did it. So when the war opens, we see her. And meeting this handsome blonde Nazi, who she might've encountered before the war, because he had lived in France for a long time.He didn't wear a uniform and he was 13 years younger than she, and she started an affair with him and they lived together at the Ritz, which had been taken over by the Germans Chanel had. Grand suite there before the war, but when the Germans occupied it, they took over the hotel and relegated the French to the less desirable side.So they moved Chanel out of her fancy suite into two small maid's rooms. And that's where she stayed. Uh, spots on Dinklage. If you do a casual Googling of him, not a ton of information comes up, at least in English. So he wasn't one of the top, top Nazis, but he [00:08:00] definitely was an influential in his sphere.Well, it's unclear exactly how influential he was. He worked with the app where, which was the, uh, German intelligence operation that had been in place before Hitler. And of course it was connected to the SS, but it wasn't the SS. And he. Had come from a family of warriors. So he was part of that warrior class.His father had been a military guy and his grandfather, and he had indeed, um, fought during world war one, side-by-side with his father. And also he worked for a group of the German military that was responsible apparently for. Murdering Rosa Luxemburg though. It's unclear whether Spotz was directly involved in that.Um, and he, as I mentioned, he lived in Paris for a long time, lived in France for a long time. [00:09:00] He didn't wear a uniform and his activities are pretty murky. It's unclear exactly what his role was. And now a brief word from our sponsors. Uh, what was the nature of Chanel and Von Dinklage is relationship and well, it was a, it was a romance.It was a sexual relationship. The quid pro quo was that he smoothed life in Paris for her and during the occupation. And he might've been involved in helping getting her nephew, her beloved nephew, Andre. Released from a German prisoner of war camp, Andre was in the French military and he'd been taken prisoner early on in the war.And in spots may have helped her. That may have been one initial reason why she became involved with him. I think it was mostly opportunism. She was lonely. He was the available [00:10:00] man. It didn't hurt that he was German. It was going to make life easier for her. And she always aligned herself with those in power.Um, she was in love with him and I guess, and in a way that Chanel was in love with people, um, he, he, I don't know how he felt about her, but they stayed together for a long time. They were together after the war. Yeah. That's what I thought was so interesting is that in the novel, you can see that there's an element of a romance and maybe a real attraction, bu

Episode #42 Andrew Romans talking to Yuri Rabinovich, MD at Tribe V, at their VC Masterclass taking a deep dive on M&A for investors and venture backed startups. · Different types of M&A exits and considerations: all cash, cash and stock, all stock, milestone based earnouts, PE exit structures & secondaries. · Different types of M&A buys and specific dynamics: acquihire, team buy, geography buy, tech buy, revenue buy, customer buy, DCF buy, sector buy, PE buy and how this impacts founders vs early or late VCs. · Secondaries and the direct impact and dynamics around the next fundraising and M&A. · How a funding round and the post money valuation and cash-on-cash exit return will impact the options for exits and what will satisfy the newest investors. · Pricing of fundraising rounds considering the exit value and who can buy the company. · M&A as it fits into venture capital portfolio construction. · Having the network and speaking to your network to understand the dynamics and multiples for that specific industry. Know this before you found your company or before you invest in that company to understand the entry point valuation and exit expectations and track these multiples of the industry and performance of the startup. · Integrating M&A valuations and dynamics into your VC investment decisions. · Lessons learned from Instagram being wanted by Twitter, feared by Facebook and courted by VCs driving optimal perfect storm outcome for Instagram exit. Absolutely nothing to do with DCF at the time of exit. · Lessons learned from Yahoo! Buying Flickr and Google buying Picasa. · Q&A with Tribe V about M&A. Video: https://youtu.be/0oXIA9KgobA Audio of podcast can be found on all podcast platforms with links from here: https://anchor.fm/FiresideVC. Contact us to learn about investing in our 506c VC fund or joining our Syndicate on Angel List. Andrew@7bc.vc Video introducing the fund for small investors: https://youtu.be/U6wQ6An_r3E. Please use this link to invest in our VC fund on Angel List: https://angel.co/lead/sevenbc/lp-network/invite. Join our Angel List Syndicate link (no cost or commitment to join this): https://angel.co/s/sevenbc/ZZAgQ.

Today's guest is the incredible Megan Smith - award-winning entrepreneur, engineer, and tech evangelist. It would take me an hour to talk through Megan's illustrious career but some of what we discuss in this episode includes working on multimedia products at Apple Japan, working on early smartphones at General Magic, 11 years at Google where she held a VP position, leading new business development including acquisitions of Google Earth, Maps, Picasa, she led Google.org, and later co-created Women Techmakers, and Solve for X before serving as the third U.S. Chief Technology Officer and Assistant to President Obama from 2014-2017, working on issues from AI, data science and open source, to inclusive economic growth, entrepreneurship, structural inequalities, government tech innovation capacity, STEM/STEAM engagement, workforce development, and criminal justice reform. Megan is currently founder and CEO of Shift7, a company working collaboratively on systemic social, environmental and economic problems -- finding opportunities to scout and scale promising solutions and solution makers and engage proven tech-forward, open, shareable practices to drive direct impact, together. Finally, Megan holds a Bachelor's and Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering from MIT where she is now a board member and Megan is also co-founder of the Malala Fund and UN Solutions Summit. She is also a board member of Vital Voices, LA Olympics 2028 and Think of Us, and is Algorithmic Justice League advisor and member of the Council on Foreign Relations and the National Academy of Engineering.I told you she was impressive! But before we learn more about Megan's story – a couple of quick notes. Firstly, we recorded this episode during the pandemic and so there are a few background noises we couldn't eliminate. Secondly, I wanted to talk to you about sponsorship - if you want to sponsor this podcast, please do reach out and you can have your ad read by me, each week, at this point of the podcast and have your message reach over 120,000 founders and business leaders.I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I did.-----Mentioned in this Interview:Megan talks about her time at General Magic - worth watching this documentary on the now-famous companyListen here to my interview with General Magic co-founder Andy Hertzfeld Megan mentions Dr Sue Black and her work at Tech Mumsand Sherry Coutu and her work at Founders 4 SchoolsCoded Bias documentaryThe Hōkūleʻa story can be found here------Danielle on Twitter @daniellenewnham and  Instagram @daniellenewnhamMegan on Twitter  @smithmeganShift 7 website / Twitter @shift7 / Instagram @shift7-----This episode was hosted by me - Danielle Newnham, a recovering founder, author and writer who has been interviewing tech founders and innovators for ten years - and produced by Jolin Cheng. Let us know what you think of this episode and please rate, review and share - it means the world to me and helps others to find it too.  

Megan Smith is an award-winning entrepreneur, engineer, and tech evangelist. CEO and founder of shift7, a company working collaboratively on systemic social, environmental and economic problems -- finding opportunities to scout and scale promising solutions and solution makers and engage proven tech-forward, open, shareable practices to drive direct impact, together.  Smith served as the third U.S. Chief Technology Officer and Assistant to the President from 2014-2017 -- working on issues from AI, data science and open source, to inclusive economic growth, entrepreneurship, structural inequalities, government tech innovation capacity, STEM/STEAM engagement, workforce development, and criminal justice reform. Smith spent over eleven years as vice president at Google leading new business development including acquisitions of Google Earth, Maps, Picasa, she led Google.org, and later co-created WomenTechmakers, and SolveforX. Earlier she was PlanetOut CEO, at General Magic where she worked on early smart phones, and Apple Japan. Board member of MIT, Vital Voices, LA Olympics 2028, Think of Us; Co-founder of the Malala Fund and UN Solutions Summit; Algorithmic Justice League advisor and member of the Council on Foreign Relations and the National Academy of Engineering.

At the end of every month, I answer questions from listeners.How do I safely remove photos from a spiral-bound album?The kind with the sticky page covered with a sheet of cellophane Celia, that's called a magnetic album and they were really, really popular and you can still buy them today.There are so many family tree sites. How do we know which one might be best for us? Well, it depends because they're all a little bit different.What is the best way to scan pictures from a yearbook?You can photograph the entire page with your smartphone. If you have a smartphone or you can lay that book down on a scanner, just be careful, you don't break the binding and then scan the image that you want from the yearbook.Do I have any experience with a Photo Stick or Album Saver?A photo stick or albums saver. These are both USB storage devices and I actually do not recommend using a USB storage device. They don't last very long. If you want to use one of those temporarily, just to share all your images with someone else then fine, but then upload them to another hard drive or computer.I had somebody write to me this week and say that their great aunt gave them 76 photo albums and what they should do with them. And it was a long email, but we came up with a solution which is, you know, scan and upload and share and, you know, caption and all of that. This person whose name, I didn't get said that their great aunt gave them a large collection of family photos shortly before she died, but she had no idea of who most of the people were.Where is the best place to store digital pictures?So I have several different methods. I use MemoryWeb, of course. And I love that it's a photo organizer for genealogists. I use it because it also acts as a backup when my computer crashed and I had to have it taken back to factory settings.I also have a portable SSD drive. It is a solid drive, so they tend to last longer, but these will all have to be replaced. The drives will have to be replaced.They don't last forever. And then I use iCloud because I'm on a Mac. So I have multiple backups and there's even one collection that I have backed up on Dropbox as well, because. I don't know what I would do if I lost that. It's all the photographs scanned by a particular organization and I feel a great deal of responsibility to keep them for everyone.Where are my photos that used to be in Picasa?Google hasn't supported the program for a number of years. Now, there are some articles online that you can read to try to help you find your online photos, which supposedly were transferred into Google photos, but not all.How can I watch a class that I purchased at MaureenTaylor.com?When you go to Maureen taylor.com in the upper right-hand corner, there's a little log in. You'll see the login with your username and password.If you don't know your password, you can reset it. And then once you're logged in, you'll see this menu on the left and courses is one of the options you click that, then click the title of the course, then click the title of the lesson and it's all right there. And when you're watching the class or a particular lesson, you'll even see a little materials tag. And that will be for handouts. If there's one for that session.I have an old photo in a frame with glass that has about a dime size area, stuck to the glass. How can I get it off without damaging the photo?That is actually something that you need a professional conservator for. So some images in the early 20th century actually adhered to the glass, but that's not what you're describing. You're describing a photo that maybe had a wet spot that stuck to the glass. You can't get that off yourself.Your best action is to scan it at a high resolution through the glass. Then if it's a really important image to you, then I would find a photo conservator.I have a lot of photos on DVD CDs. How can I download them fast?I really, really hope that those DVDs and CDs are still readable. Magnetic media has a tendency to deteriorate. I would love to hear from you as to whether or not you can do that. If you don't have a computer with a CD drive or a DVD drive, you can buy portable ones. They're actually really inexpensive. I think I saw one for like $25 the other night.Thank you so much for joining me, follow me on YouTube, Facebook to stay up to date. If you're interested, I do have the Patreon and thank you for your support.And again, thank you to everyone that is already a Patreon subscriber. I will talk to you soon. See you next month. Related Episodes:Episode 113: Ask Maureen: January 2021Episode 117: Ask Maureen: February 2021Episode 121: Ask Maureen: March 2021Links:Patreon.comSign up for my newsletter.Watch my YouTube Channel.Like the Photo Detective Facebook Page so you get notified of my Facebook Live videos.Need help organizing your photos? Check out the Essential Photo Organizing Video Course.Need help identifying family photos? Check out the Identifying Family Photographs Online Course.Have a photo you need help identifying? Sign up for photo consultation.About Maureen Taylor:Maureen is a frequent keynote speaker on photo identification, photograph preservation, and family history at historical and genealogical societies, museums, conferences, libraries, and other organizations across the U.S., London, and Canada.  She's the author of several books and hundreds of articles and her television appearances include The View and The Today Show (where she researched and presented a complete family tree for host Meredith Vieira).  She's been featured in The Wall Street Journal, Better Homes and Gardens, The Boston Globe, Martha Stewart Living, Germany's top newspaper Der Spiegel, American Spirit, and The New York Times. Maureen was recently a spokesperson and photograph expert for MyHeritage.com, an internationally known family history website, and also writes guidebooks, scholarly articles, and online columns for such media as Smithsonian.com. Learn more at Maureentaylor.comDid you enjoy this episode? 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Carpetas en discos duros, Picasa, Google Fotos, iCloud Photo Library, Synology NAS... un largo camino hasta llegar a la forma ideal de organizar mis recuerdos digitales en foto y vídeo. Os cuento cómo lo he hecho yo a lo largo de los años.

Welcome to the Intergenerational Dialogues Podcast! Hosted by photographer  Captain Maggie Hallahan, this podcast is an open conversation with a wide variety of Co-Hosts and guests, candidly talking about gender equality and other important issues in the world.The podcast will officially launch on March 23, 2020, but before we drop the First Episode, we are sharing some bonus content that was produced last year, during Women's History Month 2019.In this Throwback Episode, Captain Maggie moderates a conversation between tech entrepreneur Megan Smith and ocean navigator Captain Lehua Kamalu. --More about Megan Smith: Megan is an award-winning entrepreneur, engineer, and tech evangelist. She recently co-founded shift7, a company focused on tech-forward networked innovation for impact and economic inclusion. Smith served as the third U.S. chief technology officer from 2014-2017. She spent over eleven years as a vice president at Google, leading new business. In that role, she led acquisitions of Google Earth, Maps, and Picasa. Earlier, Smith was CEO of PlanetOut, worked on early smartphone technologies at General Magic and at Apple Japan. She is an advisor to the MIT Media Lab, Vital Voices, Thinkof-Us, co-founded the Malala Fund, and is a member of the National Academy of Engineering. She holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees in mechanical engineering from MIT, where she serves on the board as a life member. She completed her master’s thesis work at the MIT Media Lab and was a member of the MIT student team that designed, built, and raced a solar car 2,000 miles across the Australian outback.More about Captain Lehua Kamalu: Lehua is the first woman to serve as captain and lead navigator of a long-distance ocean crossing for the Polynesian Voyaging Society, on the ancestral voyaging canoe Hikianilia. Her 13-person crew traveled some 2,800 miles over 23 days from Honolulu to Half Moon Bay, California, to raise awareness about the dire state of our oceans. Instead of GPS, the crew used traditional Polynesian wayfinding techniques, taking cues from the sun, stars, waves and birds. Lehua was born in New York and raised in Hawaiʻi, and holds a Bachelors in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Hawaiʻi. She’s been involved with the Polynesian Voyaging Society since 2009. 

Budgeting is not the most exciting part of a renovation project, but it’s often critical for success and confidence that you can take on a new big reno! It can be super overwhelming so we’re talking you through the exact tools Suzannah and Ashley use, including giving away a detailed template for Suzannah’s spreadsheet method for budgeting for a project.  Resources mentioned:  Ep 59 How we budget + how to organize a budget  Midcentury modern One Room Challenge bathroom makeover and the budget breakdown The spreadsheet template! Suzannah’s last house guest bathroom, master bathroom, and kitchen reno with budgets Picasa, the simple free collage program Suzannah uses Copycat Chic 10 good apps that help you manage money You can find us on our blogs or connect with each of us on Instagram: @suzannahstanley @biggerthanthethreeofus @yourhomestorypodcast And you can join our Facebook group here to connect with other listeners and ask questions!

On vous relaie les premiers tests de Google Stadia, l’occasion de s’attarder un peu dans l’actualité du monde du jeu vidéo. Nous faisons également le point sur les dernières innovations en matière de smartphones pliants. Et puis, nous abordons ensemble de plusieurs affaires liées à l’actualité du web, en commençant par des infos sur le conflit entre Google et Oracle. Réagissez à l’émission en commentaires sur techcafe.frSoutenez Tech Café sur PatreonDiscutez avec nous et entre vous sur le groupe Telegram À chaud Premiers tests de Stadia : Google fait son gros beta. JV : Villages dans les Nuages Stadiabolique : service incomplet, calendrier compliqué, mais plus de jeux.Stadiacritique : les devs ont peur de l’effet Google Wave. Ou... Knol, Health, Talk, Plus, Buzz, Orkut, Picasa, Reader, Nest, Allo, Inbox, Goggles, Tango, Spaces, Ara, Panoramio, Songza, Currents, Sparrow, Piknik, Jaiku, SideWiki… et 140 autre.Microsoft X019Everwild, Tell me why, Flight Simulator, Grounded, Age of Empires IV… La Scarlett n’aura pas à rougir !Stadiantre ! Le Xbox Game Pass compris dans XCloud ?Lassé d’Oculus, Carmack veut inventer Skynet sur son temps libre.Vita minée : un brevet de cartouche Sony, mais pour qui ? Plis values Rétro futur : le Mate X est sorti en Chine, avec une sacoche en cuir.Le Razr de près : Motorola ouvre son clapet.Brevet de smartphone pliant chez LG. Les toiles du Web Match re-retour : Oracle vs Google à la cour suprême.Google search : petites mains et grosses magouilles ?Google Curie : red hot Chili câbleur.Point fric : le .org passe dans le privé, l’empire contre-attaque pour le JEDI.Un grosse période de rodage en vue pour les pubs Twitter.Wiki de tous les kikis : Wikitribune devient WT:Social.Toupargel : Github veut un refuge en arctique pour l’open source. Geneva, un algorithme génétique pour contourner la censure. En vrac Les enfants ne réussiront pas sans un iPad et IBM +

Google lägger ner vår kära chattapp Allo! Panik! Vi kikar tillbaka lite och ser vad vi hittar för olika floppar google tycks ha haft genom åren. Google har tydligen en hel del i bagaget men i dagens avsnitt är det dess sociala media som vi tar upp, och även en titt på googles första Video streaming tjänst. Länkar Google Allo (2016-2019) Google Buzz  2009-2010 Google Wave (2010-2012) Google+  (2011-2019) Picasa (2004-2015) Google Video (2005-2009) Bonus: Livsråd Veckans releaser: Mary Poppins Returns Dustin Expo 2019 Kontakt: Prylpodden@gmail.com Facebook Instagram

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is not off in the distant future... in some ways it is already here. How is AI already changing our lives? Does it work independently of us or does it also have our all-too-human biases? After hashing out machine learning on Episode 19, Brian and Fedor sit down with Picasa founder and serial tech entrepreneur Lars Perkins to discuss AI in broader strokes on this special edition of Miles To Go.

Oggi voglio parlarti di quale attrezzatura è meglio per modificare le tue foto. Spesso mi viene chiesto se per modificare le foto è meglio usare un computer Mac o un Pc. Io edito le mie foto con un pc Mac, ma è davvero essenziale? In passato avevo un classico Pc dell'Hp con sistema operativo Windows che ho utilizzato per molto tempo, sul quale editavo le foto utilizzando Picasa (la versione gratis di Photoshop). Dopo diversi anni, alla fine del 2011, quando ha smesso di funzionare, ho deciso di comprare un Mac Book Pro 15” con sistema operativo IOS. Ho visto subito la differenza tra i due computer: la definizione e la qualità dei colori del monitor del Mac supera di gran lunga quella dei pc, anche se questi possono essere calibrati a proprio piacimento (per avere colori uguali su tutti i monitor leggi l'articolo Come avere colori uguali su tutti i monitor). Inoltre un'altra differenza l'ho notata nella velocità di elaborazione e di apertura dei programmi.Nonostante questi fattori, un computer Mac non è indispensabile per editare foto. Per post-produrre le tue immagini infatti puoi benissimo utilizzare un qualsiasi Pc con sistema operativo Windows, poiché, per quanto riguarda i software utilizzati per editare foto, non ci sono differenze: Photoshop e Lightroom funzionano allo stesso modo su Mac e su Pc.Per quanto riguarda la scelta tra computer portatile e fisso, quello dipende dalle tue preferenze. Io personalmente preferisco il portatile, anche se meno potente di un fisso, è molto più comodo da portare in giro, ed è l'ideale per il lavoro che faccio.I computer della Apple hanno un prezzo molto elevato, e sicuramente acquistando un Pc di una qualsiasi marca, spenderai molto meno, e avrai comunque un computer molto potente che lavora bene. La maggioranza del prezzo dei Mac è data dal marchio stesso e dal fatto che siano diventati uno status symbol.Per quanto riguarda i vari modelli, la Apple offre un limitato numero di modelli sul mercato, a differenza dei Pc, dei quali troviamo un vasto numero di modelli, di diverse marche.Inoltre, se vuoi fare un buon investimento per editare le tue foto al meglio, ti consiglio di comprare un monitor grande, o meglio ancora un secondo monitor, grazie al quale migliorerai la qualità del tuo lavoro, senza rovinarti gli occhi lavorando su un monitor piccolo.Quindi in conclusione, non esiste un computer adatto per editare foto. Sia Mac che Pc vanno benissimo, dipende da come sei abituato. Forse nel passato Mac era migliore di Pc per fare grafica, ma con gli anni il divario si è colmato, e non ci sono particolari vantaggi tecnici nell'usare un Mac anziché un Pc. Ai giorni di oggi rimane più un discorso di abitudine e di fedeltà. L'importante è scegliere un computer con i requisiti necessari per il lavoro che devi svolgere, che quindi abbia una buona RAM e una buona scheda video.E tu che computer usi per editare le tue foto? Quali sono state le tue esperienze? Fammelo sapere nei commenti!

YouTube comments take a turn for the multiple personality disorder. J Rob 1 week ago So many questions have to be answered and answered soon. Elizondo, Delonge, and Semivan have to give us some real hardcore evidence, or else this looks like a lot more of the same old crap the government has been feeding us for years! UFO Buster 1 week ago I agree...the problem here is that these guys just made a few million dollars through the "investor" hook and there seems to be nothing on the horizon after they promised more videos. J Rob 1 week ago UFO Buster That's so true, their prior job in government was lying for a living. Now it's time for them to really cash in!!! J Rob 1 day ago Elizondo proved you wrong!! What a fake channel. You suck. Do some homework!! Credulity, you a Fucking fraud dude

YouTube comments take a turn for the multiple personality disorder. J Rob 1 week ago So many questions have to be answered and answered soon. Elizondo, Delonge, and Semivan have to give us some real hardcore evidence, or else this looks like a lot more of the same old crap the government has been feeding us for years! UFO Buster 1 week ago I agree...the problem here is that these guys just made a few million dollars through the "investor" hook and there seems to be nothing on the horizon after they promised more videos. J Rob 1 week ago UFO Buster That's so true, their prior job in government was lying for a living. Now it's time for them to really cash in!!! J Rob 1 day ago Elizondo proved you wrong!! What a fake channel. You suck. Do some homework!! Credulity, you a Fucking fraud dude

There are tons of free things out there on the internet. We've compiled a list of some of our favorite free software to use including Malwarebytes, Chrome, Audacity, Libre Office, Picasa, Classic Shell and more. Tune in for the breakdown!

In the podcast this week... We look at the backgrounds/wallpapers of ElementaryOS and Antergos, two of the traditionally "pretty" distros.If you want to follow along, here are links to Picasa albums.ElementaryOS BackgroundsAntergos WallpapersOr you can view them as a slideshow. But that requires the garbage that is Flash. We don't like Flash. Download the episode here. Support us on Patreon (pretty please).Listen and Subscribe...  we're @thirdworldlinux and @chFourteen on twitterwe're also on Google+but if you're oldschool, email uscontact@channelfourteen.com linux@channelfourteen.com --- 

Lightroom or Photoshop The 2 most popular photo editing software's and so many choices to make. First of all should you choose to use Lightroom, Photoshop, or both? I know photographers who only use Photoshop Elements or they are purest"s and do minor touch-ups with Picasa or none at all. Some days I feel like photo editing had ruined photography and other days I couldn't be happier that I had that there to assist my vision. Both Lightroom and Photoshop have more features than most of us photographers will ever use. I am in my 7th year in business and I know I have about 10% of Photoshop covered. Giver or take 5%. This isn't because I am not good with the software it's just that enormous of a program. Lightroom takes a few try's to get used to. On the one hand it feels like the RAW editor from Photoshop on steroids. On the other hand it has workflow that feels foreign at first. For example the need to import rather than just open, the fact that you can close the program and open later as if you never left, or the need to export the images and deal with the time consuming process that goes along with that. In short I feel that Lightroom is for batch or large volume editing (a wedding or sporting event) and Photoshop is for those individual images that require one on one attention from start to finish. As a Thank you to you Photo World I would like to give you a few of my FREE Lightroom Presets. Download, unzip, and install in your Lightroom presets. Happy Shooting! Get your FREE business coaching call with Rob! Sign up for one of the last few spots here! 2015 © Take&TalkPics

Unsere Themen von heute: Chris hat sich eine neue Kameratasche gegönnt. Am vergangenen Freitag war die CosySpeed Camslinger Streetomatic in der Post. Diese möchten wir euch heute kurz vorstellen. Link zum Hersteller, Link zur Kampagne Google stellt seine Fotobearbeitungs- und verwaltungssoftware Picasa ein, ebenso wie den Webdienst Picasa Webalben. Als Nachfolgedienst wird "Google Fotos" das Segment bedienen. (Quelle: Heise) Der türkische Fotograf und Digital Artist Aydın Büyüktaş hat mit Hilfe einer Drohne einen besonderen Bildlook gezaubert. Ähnlich wie im Film Inception mit Leonardo DiCaprio verbiegt er die Realität in seinen Fotos und kreiert damit einen einmaligen Eindruck. Fazit: Muss man einfach gesehen haben! Das New Yorker Museum of Modern Art bietet im Netz einen kostenlosen englischen Fotokurs an. In sechs Lehrabschnitten kann man sich das Wissen anhand von Videos und Interviews aneignen. (Quelle: Heise) Ein neuer Datenspeicher hat für Aufsehen gesorgt. Auf einer kleinen Glasscheibe können 360 TByte an Daten gespeichert werden. Das besondere daran ist die 5-D-Speichertechnologie. Diese ist zwar noch weit von der Serienreife entfernt, zeigt aber Potenziale auf. (Quelle: Golem) Wer es eilig hat, kann die Geschichte der Fotografie in nur fünf Minuten durchleben. Ein kleines YouTube-Video macht es möglich, sich einen ersten Eindruck über die Vergangenheit der Fotografie zu verschaffen. Das Video ist in englischer Sprache auf dem Portal abrufbar. Die New York Public Library hat tausende von Copyright-freien Fotos im Internet veröffentlicht. Diese bieten einen interessanten Einblick in die Vergangenheit, die man vielleicht nur als Büchern oder alten Filmen kennt. Die Fotos stehen jedermann kostenlos zur Verfügung. (Quelle: Heise Foto) Über einen rätselhaften Fotofund berichtet Spiegel-Online. Der Amerikaner William Nelson entdeckt durch Zufall eine Bildsammlung aus dem Jahr 1904 die touristische Ziele in ganz Europa zeigt. Seit gut 25 Jahren versucht Nelson nun den Namen des Fotografen ausfindig zu machen. Eine Liste bedeutender Fotografen haben wir bei Wikipedia ausfindig gemacht. Wer die berühmten Namen einmal genauer recherchieren möchte, ist hier sehr gut aufgehoben. Im Podcast haben wir auch über Bernd und Hilla Becher die Begründer der Düsseldorfer Fotoschule gesprochen. Wer sich einmal über das berühmte Ehepaar informieren möchte, klickt einfach auf den folgenden Link zu YouTube. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/fotowalker-audiocast/message

Dan and Eric talk about the Superb Owl, Denver Broncos, Carolina Panthers, Von Miller, Cam Newton, Peyton Manning, Budweiser, Superb Owl babies, puppy monkey baby, Marshawn Lynch, Kurt Warner, Hall of Fame, Family Feud, Steve Harvey, leopard, elephant, gravitational waves, data transmission, Aldi, Amazon, Flint, Chipotle, Wendy's, Facebook, dashboards cams, Picasa, Kirk Hammett, guitar effects, Bone Tomahawk, Southbound

Here’s episode 47 of the PetaPixel Photography Podcast. You can also download the MP3 directly and subscribe via iTunes or RSS! Call 1-206-333-9308, leave a comment in this post, or use our voicemail widget for feedback/questions for the show. In This Episode If you subscribe to the PetaPixel Photography Podcast in iTunes, please take a moment to rate and review us and help us move up in the rankings so others interested in photography may find us. Photographer, author and mentor Jessica Lark opens the show. Thanks Jessica! Thanks to Audible for supporting our podcast. Get a FREE 30 day trial at audible.com/petapixel Techart adapters allow you to AF your MF. (#) An Adobe Creative Cloud bug causes Mac users to lose data. (#) One Direction singer Harry Styles jacks a photo and the photographer suffers the wrath of fans. (#) KelbyOne pivots losing key people as they restructure for the future. (#) Google gives Picasa the axe as it concentrates on Photos instead. (#) MoMA (Museum of Modern Art) offers a free online photography course. (#) Synchronized camera flash inventor Artur Fischer dies at age 96. (#) Photography teacher Ben in Australia wants to know which photo management software his students should use. Connect With Us Thank you for listening to the PetaPixel Photography Podcast! Connect with me, Sharky James on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook (all @LensShark) as we build this community. Leave us an audio question through our voicemail widget or call us at 1-206-333-9308. Alternatively, you can comment below or via social media. But we’d love to play and answer your question on the show! You can also cut a show opener for us to play on the show! As an example: “Hi, this is Matt Smith with Double Heart Photography in Chicago, Illinois, and you’re listening to the PetaPixel Photography Podcast with Sharky James!”

"Lleyn sheep" by User:Jackhynes - Own work. Cropped and tuned in Picasa. Licensed under Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons. NEWS Metrojet A321 over Sinai on Oct 31st 2015, disappeared from radar in climb over Sinai Dynamic B762 at Fort Lauderdale on Oct 29th 2015, fuel leak results in engine fire Shaheen B734 at Lahore on Nov 3rd 2015, runway excursion, both main gear collapsed Royal Brunei B788 near Manila on Oct 21st 2015, engine shut down in flight, both engines damaged Update: Lufthansa E195 at Warsaw on Jul 20th 2015, near collision with drone Laser pointed at American Airlines flight in San Diego, pilot hospitalized Drone crash causes Hollywood electricity blackout FEEDBACK Lucas - Grooved Runway Braking Action Lucas's Plane Spotting Website Pasadena Brian - New MH370 Info Swedish Jim - Some minor questions Micah - You Asked For It, You Got It Capt. Nick - PA Games Barton from Lexington - Fight Director Frik, Nick - Disabled passenger forced to crawl off United flight Zach Walker - Aviation Disasters - Solved! Mike Dell - Navigator humor :) Carl Houghton - Airports Going Green Ben Mikka - Airbus Factory, Flight Rosters Tadeo (Taj) - Engine Spool-up, METARs, Unmanned Hot Air Balloons Capt. Al - Going Green Frik - Drone pinatas coming to your neighbourhood? Mascha - Feedback for Flying and Marijuana and B787 Aircraft Transition Training Cannabis and flying Driving with a Marijuana High: How Dangerous Is It? The DRs Charath - APG Techie, Checklists Tom Seagraves - Meet-up with Capt. Nick Al and Brian - Farting sheep caused an airplane to make an emergency landing VIDEO Audible.com Trial Membership Offer - Get your free audio book today! Give me your review in iTunes! I'm "airlinepilotguy" on Facebook, and "airlinepilotguy" on Twitter. feedback@airlinepilotguy.com (304) 99-PILOT (304) 997-4568 airlinepilotguy.com ATC audio from http://LiveATC.net Intro/Outro music by Tim Brown, BrownHouseMedia, iStockphoto.com Copyright © AirlinePilotGuy 2015, All Rights Reserved  

A few months ago, we sent out a survey on a topic that appears to be the bane of many listeners' existence: digital clutter. Over one third of respondents told us that the thing that drives them MOST crazy – the biggest, worst, most frustrating clutter quagmire in their lives – is photos. We promised you a podcast and a plan of attack, and our word was good (if a little bit, um, enthusiastic – listen above). With the help of organizational guru Alan Henry, Deputy Editor of Lifehacker, we've put together a customized step-by-step system to help you back up, sort, and organize your digital photo collection for the long haul. By then end of this process, you're going to be scrolling through your pictures and contemplating the role photos really play in our lives. But first, the time has come to get your photos in shape. Seriously. Now. It'll be more fun than you think. Mostly. The Note to Self System For Decluttering Your Photos and Coming to Terms With Your Mortality I. The Basic ToolsII. Decide How Deep You Want to Go Steps for the Casual Snapshooter Steps for the Moderate Snapshooter Steps for the Enthusiastic Snapshooter Find Your Photos: A List of Places to Look III. Tell Us What You Found (Part Two!) The Basic Tools According to Alan, these are the terms, tools, and basic tricks you'll need to get started – though how far you go with them is up to you. See: Deciding How Deep to Go. Back-up services: This is a centralized place on the cloud where you can get to the raw files of your photos if you need to. Alan recommends Dropbox, but iCloud, Google Drive, OneDrive or the like could serve a similar function, so long as you're willing to pay for extra storage. One work-around: sign up for an extra account just for photo storage purposes. Auto-upload: You have two options with your back-up service. The first is turning on the auto-upload feature, which means you'll be syncing the full-sized files to your computer. If you want to get these photos printed, use another service like Apple Photos or Picasa or Aperture, or plan to edit your photos with software such as Photoshop, this is a good idea. The other, more space-friendly option: leave that setting off, and instead be really judicious about how many of your photos you sync to your computer, or commit to going in and taking the ones you don't want down. This is going to take some introspection, some cutting-of-your-losses, and also maybe some back-up hardware. Back-up hardware: An external hard drive that can hold all of the files you don't want taking up space on your devices. It's the digital version of flossing your teeth. In this case, pick whatever works for you – if you've got less than 64 gigabytes of files you care about, a solid USB could work. If you've got a lot more than that (or if you just want to keep your options open), you should spring for an external hard drive. Photo management services: This is the service you'll use to help you categorize and sort through your pictures, whether that's by date, location, or content. Alan's favorite is Google Photos, which gives you unlimited space as long as your photos fall below a certain resolution (16 megapixels or 1080p HD video). You can set it so that Google will automatically reduce anything above that size to lower quality as well – for most people this should be just fine for organizing and digital-viewing purposes. From there, Google's photo categorization technology will help you label and organize the photos into albums and galleries. You could also choose a social media platform like Facebook or Instagram, you just have to commit to making them more or less public. Facial recognition: A type of deep learning used by such services as Google Photos to categorize and organize your photos. This comes with some very real caveats. Scanner: The best way to collect all your old physical photos and store them with your digitla photos. Alan says you can go high tech and buy a picture scanner (he recommends the Doxie or the Doxie Go WiFi) to scan them at home, or send them out to get scanned. Or – if you're OK with really low fidelity– you can just take a picture of the picture. Meta! Privacy/sharing settings: Be sure to double check that you're only sharing what you want to share, no matter which services you choose. That said, Alan Henry says his rule is to only upload the images he is OK with his friends and family seeing. The only way to absolutely ensure privacy (well, as much as we can possibly absolutely ensure privacy), is to avoid using the cloud altogether. In Alan's words: "As for what to snap and what not to snap - well, I'm not of the mindset that 'if you don't want it public you shouldn't take it or store it on the Internet' – that blames *people* for problems with *technology.* However, it's important to be mindful when you snap, and maybe take it into your own hands to choose what to upload and what not to, then back up or encrypt anything you want to save but don't want out of your reach to delete at any time. :)" via GIPHY Decide How Deep You Want to Go Alan thinks we all fit into one of three photo-taking categories: casual snapshooters, moderate snapshooters, and enthusiastic snapshooters. Figuring out which category you belong to will help you decide how far you really need to go in your personal photo-decluttering process.  You've been sorted! (Kristeli Zappa M./Note to Self) BUCKET 1: THE CASUAL SNAP SHOOTER Characteristics: You have a bunch of photos all over the place, but you're not as concerned about organizing the past as you are setting up a solid system for the future. You primarily take photos with your phone. Your goal is to go from disorganized to organized, not necessarily to group all of your photos in the same place. Your steps: Pick a system for automatic back-up. Download the app if you don't have it already. Turn on auto-upload. On Dropbox – Alan's pick – this is called “camera upload.” On Google Drive, this is “back-up and sync." On iOS, this is "iCloud photos." That's it! Save your password somewhere safe. Invest in an external hard drive if you're feeling really responsible. Digital hygiene, everybody. Be sure to tell us what you've found. BUCKET 2: THE MODERATE SNAP SHOOTER Characteristics:  For the most part, your photos are already digital – just in a billion different places. You may have a few old phones, some SD cards from a DSLR or other high-end digital camera, but you're not terribly concerned with really old physical photos. You probably have hundreds (or maybe a couple thousand but no more than that) of photos you care about, and want them to be organized, both past and present. Your Steps:  Turn on auto upload for your back-up system of choice (i.e., Dropbox). On Dropbox – Alan's pick – this is called “camera upload.” On Google Drive, this is “back-up and sync." On iOS, this is "iCloud photos." Choose your photo management service, and transfer the photos you care about the most into it (i.e. Google Photos.). Start hunting down the rest of the digital photos you really care about and pull them into your photo management service. Be judicious: What's really worth    migrating off of, say, that Flickr account you started and never went back to? Which Facebook Photos do you want to make sure you're saving in higher quality? Did you have a SmugMug account you need to check? Once you've uploaded the photos you care about most into this central service, look through the albums it has created for you. See where the system has sorted it correctly, and where it has gotten details wrong. Take over as the human here, and start adjusting into a system that will be meaningful to you. This can be as intense of a process as you choose, just be sure to label with names that will be memorable. (I.e., not “August 2015,” but “Trip to Paris With Family.”) This system should recognize dates and location at the very least. If they're wonky – and older photos probably will be – pick and choose which ones you care about correcting. Starting to sort through your photos will also help you jog your memory about any meaningful pictures you may have forgotten. Track them down, rinse, repeat. BUCKET 3: THE ENTHUSIASTIC SNAP SHOOTER Characteristics:  You have thousands of photos — probably more than Dropbox or Google Photos' drag-and-drop interfaces can handle in one go. You use multiple devices, including cameras with SD cards and phones. You're looking for all of your memories to be organized, both past and present. You might even want to organize all of the photos from the whole family's set of gadgets, like phones or tablets everyone uses. Your Steps: Pick a back-up system. Turn on auto-upload for your current and future photos. Let the current batch upload. This could take a few minutes. On Dropbox – Alan's pick – this is called “camera upload.” On Google Drive, this is “back-up and sync." On iOS, this is "iCloud photos." Once you're done uploading, drag and drop as many of your already-digital but easily-accessible photos from your back-up system to your photo management system. For now, draw the line at your primary devices—the laptops or computers you already use, the phone you already use, and the SD card currently in your favorite camera you've been meaning to back up. Aim to get the majority of your current and most recent photos centralized. Once the bulk of your current photos are on your two services, spend some time getting in touch with your memories again, building galleries and doing searches through your most recent upload. Look through the albums your photo management service has created for you, and see where the system has sorted it correctly, and where it has gotten details wrong. Start sorting into albums that will be meaningful to you. This can be as intense of a process as you choose, just be sure to label with names that will be memorable. You're also teaching the system which details actually matter to you. From here, start hunting down old photos to add to the collection. Then, batch by batch, pull in old folders. Then, as you have the time, energy, or desire to centralize those old photos, you can power up that old laptop and upload them, or dump them to an external hard drive and upload them in batches (all of your old 2003 trip photos at once, for example.) This way you're making continual progress without committing yourself to a week-long wrestling match with the tendrils of Google and Dropbox every time you want to back-up your memories.  When you're as far as you're going to get for the moment... tell us what you've found! Where to Look For Old Photos If you're like most people, you've probably stored your photos in all kinds of different places over the years. Here's a not-at-allcomprehensive-but-hopefully-inspirational list of places to look: Your phone's built-in photos app Your old phone's built-in photos app Photo apps on your laptop/PC Drive/ Desktop Folders on your laptop/PC  External harddrive CDs/DVDs USBs Old cameras Email Text messages (these can take up a surprising amount of space!) Facebook Instagram Picasa PhotoBucket SnapFish ShutterFly Flickr DropBox Google Drive Google + Box Google Photo iCloud  Microsoft OneDrive Image Shack SmugMug EverNote ShoeBox Imgur  Got more? Comment here, tell us on Twitter or Facebook, or email to notetoselfradio@wnyc.org.  Subscribe to Note to Self on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn, I Heart Radio, or anywhere else using our RSS feed.

Dan and Eric talk about St. Jude's Give Thanks Walk, snow, Buffalo, football, NFL, Adrian Peterson, EPA, sugar, cats, Apple, Samsun, iPhone, Google, Picasa, Longmire, Netflix, Exists, Inner Demons, Jessabelle, The Shield, Sons of Anarchy, Royal Blood, Black Sabbath, Chase Holfelder, Bugs, Herman Hesse

Comment réussir ses photos d’automne, cette saison nous offre une explosion de couleurs qu’il est important de pouvoir capturer en photographie. Pour cela il vous faut bien connaître votre appareil photo, que ce soit un réflex, un hybride ou un bridge. Vous adopterez le mode priorité diaphragme puis ensuite vous augmenterez la saturation de vos images ainsi que le contraste grâce aux filtres polarisant.

Horst JENS, Gregor PRIDUN und Jörg WUKONIG plaudern über freie Software und andere Nerd-Themen. Shownotes auf http://goo.gl/gXqb2F oder http://biertaucher.at

Foodtruck, Zen Fu: minimál a háztartásban, Google+ walking dead, Picasa sharing, kollaboratív editing, iWork, Prezi, Slideshare, TotalCar logo, Nőket felszedni, OS X radikális design váltás, Windows 8, Comixology, IE Exploit.

Hablamos de la frustración que supone la gestión de contactos y etiquetas en Picasa, el software catalogador de fotos de Google.El contenido Contactos Picasa fail se publicó primero en Elías Gómez.

Hablamos de la frustración que supone la gestión de contactos y etiquetas en Picasa, el software catalogador de fotos de Google.El contenido Contactos Picasa fail se publicó primero en Elías Gómez.

Heute habe ich Post vom Insolvenzverwalter der Flexstrom AG bekommen. Hier kann ich nach langen Lesen im letzten Satz ersehen, das am Ende wohl nur eine geringe Quote erstattet wird. Solche Post zum Wochenende ist schön, um die allgemeine Stimmung zu heben....NICHT Des weiteren gehe ich heute auf eure Kommentare ein. Hier stelle ich fest, das Picasa wohl ein lohnendes Tool für meine Fotos ist. Ich werde es in den nächsten Tagen mal testen. Allen anderen Kommentatoren möchte ich auf diesem Weg einmal für das Mitmachen auf meiner Seite danken. Ein ganz spezieller Dank geht an Seewinde. Dieser nette Herr hat uns eine ganze Reihe an Links geschickt, um uns auf die Wahl vorzubereiten. Ohne all diese netten und informativen Posts wäre dieser Podcast nicht die Hälfte wert. Vielen Dank

This week on the podcast we're talking about the merits of Lifehacking, IFTTT for iPhone, and Amazon Prime. Also, Chrome's horribly insecure password manager. We're also answering your questions about Blu-ray ripping, syncing to multiple cloud services, and migrating from Picasa to Flickr. Show notes go up on Lifehacker at 5:00 PM PT every Thursday, and you can find all the show notes for every episode at http://lifehacker.com/theshow. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

 Doug “Ten” Rose has metaphorically worn stripes and plaid all his life. He has thirty years experience raising funds at street level for various causes,   Katelyn graduated from the Music Department at Virginia Commonwealth University with a Bachelors of Music Degree. At this music school, I was trained to sing operatically in German, Italian, French and English.  Alison is an actress based in Los Angeles  Recently she made her feature film debut in Disney's The Lone Ranger,and has a theater company based in Santa Monica. Susan is an advocate for the "ageless woman." At 71, she is a self-published author of "Susan's Bedtime Stories.". Picosa-Miranda is also an artist and a fashion designer.                                                              

Sharing photos online (Flickr, Picasa), getting back a hacked Facebook page, disk storage usage (TreeSize free), malware that takes over webcam, LikedIn vs Facebook, Profiles in IT (Douglas Carl Engelbart, inventor of mouse and GUI interface), MIT Immmersion Tool analyzes your Gmail metadata (graph your interactions), part of the brain responsible for things going viral (temporo-parietal junction activates when when an item could be shared), automatic gate opener (smart phone enabled, iSmartGateOpener), human-powered helicopter wins Sikorsky Prize (64 second flight, 3.33 meters altitude, used four large propellers), and an engineering toy for girls (GoldieBlox, girls solve problems by building simple machines, Kickstarter project). This show originally aired on Saturday, July 13, 2013, at 9:00 AM EST on WFED (1500 AM).

Sharing photos online (Flickr, Picasa), getting back a hacked Facebook page, disk storage usage (TreeSize free), malware that takes over webcam, LikedIn vs Facebook, Profiles in IT (Douglas Carl Engelbart, inventor of mouse and GUI interface), MIT Immmersion Tool analyzes your Gmail metadata (graph your interactions), part of the brain responsible for things going viral (temporo-parietal junction activates when when an item could be shared), automatic gate opener (smart phone enabled, iSmartGateOpener), human-powered helicopter wins Sikorsky Prize (64 second flight, 3.33 meters altitude, used four large propellers), and an engineering toy for girls (GoldieBlox, girls solve problems by building simple machines, Kickstarter project). This show originally aired on Saturday, July 13, 2013, at 9:00 AM EST on WFED (1500 AM).

In this program we explore the technology behind sharing your videos over the internet. We'll look at a primer on Video Compression and gain an understanding of CODECS and Container Formats. Lastly Chet shares some specific websites for sharing videos.  Specific info mentioned in the program relate to YouTube, Facebook, Picasa, Flickr, SmugMug.Show notes are available at http://www.YourTechnologyTutor.com/12

Simplicity "Traps" and There's an App for That! Be sure to subscribe in iTunes and leave a review in the iTunes store! It helps others find the show!  Thanks! Vanessa Topic: There's an App for That! I often get asked about how I stay so organized...a natural question I suppose since I am a professional organizer and all.  Well one of the things that keeps me organized is using technology via my iPhone and iPad. As a matter of fact, I affectionately call my iPhone my “Mini Command Center.”  It’s got everything I need (or think I need) right at my fingertips.  Like Dan has discussed in the past, our iPhones have replaced so many other physical gadgets...a camera, a vehicle GPS system, a Garmin wrist watch, an iPod/MP3 player, and a calculator just to name a few things. I thought I would discuss some of my favorite apps.  My main purpose it to get you to think about apps that may help you too. You may not pick the ones I discuss and use, but hopefully when you're wondering if there's a better way to track or do something you'll say, ”Well, I bet there’s an app for that” and then go I searching for one.   Let me first talk about apps that Dan and I both use. Now, he’s already mentioned them back in Episode 21 when he talked about Menu Bar apps on his desktop but I figured I would share with you how I use them on my iphone and ipad. 1 Password:  This is a password management program that does more than store all of your passwords.  You can also store other important information like ID card numbers, membership numbers and credit cards.  It’s also very helpful when you need access to a variety of other important information...like a family member’s social security number, a student id number, bank account and routing information, business EINs, etc.  We even have our bike locks combinations in there! Evernote App:  Yes...I am a fan too.  Maybe not as big of a fan as Dan being that he’s done two back to back Episodes on Evernote in Episode 17 and Episode 18.  On my phone, I use evernote to capture pictures, notes, emails, etc. It’s especially handy at meeting and conferences.  Speaking of conferences...I save all pertinent information (notes) regarding my conferences in a notebook where I can quickly reference it....like flight information, emails, itineraries, conference programs, e-handouts, slide presentations, contacts, etc. Dropbox App:  I’ve been using this one more and more.  Especially since Dan downloads our episode recordings for us to listen to before posting on iTunes. We share our dropbox account and so we also store things like our eBooks, etc. Google App:  I pretty much do everything in Google....GMail, Google Plus, Google Calendar, YouTube, Google Drive, Picasa, and Google Reader (although that’s going away soon..boo).  I’m a huge fan of one-stop shopping and so this app allows me to access all of those programs instead of cluttering up my iPhone screens with separate apps for each of them. Other apps that I use and love: Biz Expense Tracker: Actually I used to love this one but have been having issues lately. It tracks my mileage, expenses, and time.  Although I was totally in love with this app...we’ve been having issues with syncing and sharing. So...we’re still using it but we’re keeping all of our receipts until we figure out a better app or get better confidence in it. Pandora: Music app where you pick a favorite song or artists and they build channels with similar music around it.  I use it when workout...we also listen to it in the office. Only bummer is the commercials but honestly...they’re so short that I don’t find them a nuisance at all. I’m sure there are other music apps out there but I picked this one and have been happy with it. Nike + Running app:  Running app that tracks all of your runs by distance and time.  It even calculates your fastest and longest runs and keeps a running tally of the total miles you’ve run.

Organizacija naših analognih življenj z digitalnimi napravami, 2. del. - iPhoto - Picasa - Checkmark - Odpiralni časi - Calvetica - Agenda - Padavine - Grocery Gadget - Fantastical - Agenda - Clear - Book Collectorz - Delicous Library Special Guest: Alan Rener.

 is a multilfaceted dork diamond. He's a great  and ... and... well, more will be revealed. So I won't limit him with faint praise. Oh, and he has his own  which you will enjoy. We talk music, guitars and comedy and people and life. It is shown again how little pot I smoked in High School by what I don't know about Led Zepplin. Enjoy. I did.  Donation Button, if you wish is on Review the show on Feel free to e me.  Credits:Audio leveling by Music is by Website design by : who has his own Apps are available with the bonus contest:  or  Bonus Content: Punchy Andy and I discuss electric guitars and there's a picture of me and Dave as background to the TDF app playing. In poloroid form cuz I figured out how to do that in Picasa. Wow. It was easy. Figured out might be bragging. 

Wir fahren mit der iCloud Reihe weiter fort. Diesmal sehen wir uns im speziellen den MobileMe Transfer zu iCloud genauer an. Denn aktuelle Kunden von MobileMe fragen sich, was nach dem 30. Juni passiert. An diesem Tag wird MobileMe ab geschalten und damit auch die darin enthalten Dienste, welche nicht in iCloud existieren. Was sind also Alternativen zu MobileMe? Gewinnspiel Gewinnspiel auf Free Mac Software Links iCloud Transition Dropbox Blogging WordPress Tumblr Posterous Photo sharing Picasa Flickr iDisk DropDAV Box.net Cyberduck (Nicht empfohlener) Sync der System Preferences und Widgets Dropbox 1 Dropbox 2

We continue our iCloud series. This time, we talk about the transfer of MobileMe to iCloud. Current MobileMe customers wonder, what’s going to happen after June, 30th 2012 - that’s the day MobileMe will be “turned off” and with it most of the services it provided. What are alternatives to MobileMe? Raffle Raffle on Free Mac Software Links iCloud Transition Dropbox Blogging WordPress Tumblr Posterous Photo sharing Picasa Flickr iDisk DropDAV Box.net Cyberduck Unrecommended sync of System Preferences and Widgets Dropbox 1 Dropbox 2

Hola a todos. Hacía ya mucho tiempo que no traíamos un nuevo MacMix y ya iba siendo hora… Leyendo el otro día un artículo en MacAppStorm sobre Preferencias del Sistema me pareció un buen tema para dedicarle un tutorial, sobre todo cuando las aplicaciones son gratuitas. Hablamos sobre algunas de ellas como TinkerTool, que me ha dejado realmente sorprendida por su potencia y versatilidad, además de no dañar el sistema ya que actúa solamente sobre la cuenta de usuario elegida; Glimmer Blocker, que bloquea pop-ups y anuncios en Safari; y también Widget Manager, Precipitate y PreferenceCleaner que son, respectivamente, una herramienta para manejar nuestros widgets (a la que no he acabado de encontrar la utilidad, la verdad), una aplicación para hacer que Spotlight indexe nuestros documentos almacenados en GoogleDocs, nuestras fotos en Picasa y los marcadores almacenados en Google; y la última, una pequeña herramienta que nos ayuda a eliminar los archivos de preferencias creados por aplicaciones que nos están dando algún tipo de problema.

Das Oktobertreffen war ein Reigen verschiedener Themen: iOS5, das neue iPhone4S und die iCloud sowie neue iPods waren die Apple-bezogenen Themen. Außerdem wurde vorgestellt, wie man mit Picasa einen Gesichtsfilm herstellt, was es neues bei Parallels 7 gibt und wir überlegten, ob ein Tintenstrahl-Drucker oder ein Laserdrucker die bessere Alternative ist.

We drove home Saturday evening from a town called Moses Lake after watching baseball games all day. The boys were tired and we were quiet in the car, looking forward to being at home and out of the wind and cold. It had been a great day, with three wins all in a row. We stopped in a town called Quincy because we were starving, and didn't want to wait until we got home to eat. We ordered food in a sandwich shop, ate quickly, and then continued on our journey home. Quincy is an agricultural town, very flat for miles and miles. Farming is the life of the town which, itself, is very small indeed. Because the landscape is flat, the sky seems like a huge expanse. As I gazed out of the window sleepily, I suddenly realized that I was looking straight at the most beautiful cloud. It was enormous, and in the darkening sky it was still lit up by the last rays of sun. There were only patches of cloud around, but for some reason this cloud was huge. Streams of rain were coming from the bottom, and were easy to see. It was awesome! I snapped away with my camera, hoping to get a good shot, but doubting very much that I would. The light was changing quickly, and so was the cloud, so I took as many photos as I could, on the off chance that one of them would come out well. When I got home, I took my SD card out of my camera and put it in my laptop to download the photos. After discarding the ones that were blurry, I found that four of them had come out okay. I immediately opened up my Picasa editing program, and got to work. The first thing that needed to be done, was to crop the photos, so there would be nothing unnecessary in them. Then I used the saturation option to add color. You have to be careful with that, because it is easy to make a photo look unnatural if you use too much color. After fiddling around until I was happy, I finished off by adding more definition. And I was finished. It's breathtaking, although it pales in comparison to the real thing. I love my Picasa photo editing program. Often, a photo won't capture the grandeur of a subject; however, with the right program, you can go a long way to achieving something wonderful.  Grammar notes. Useful expressions: all in a row, on the off chance that ..., to fiddle (around), to pale in comparison to... 1. I had three accidents all in a row today; what's going on? 2. I left the note under his front door, on the off chance that he would find and read it. 3. He fiddled around with his sculpture and really improved it. I fiddled with mine, and really messed it up. 4. That pianist is good, but he pales in comparison to that one over there who is amazing. // //

 Many of you have seen some part of the Alps, I suppose. They're spectacular, aren't they? I saw a small part of them recently from a plane. I was traveling from the south of France up to Germany. Luckily, I was sitting next to a window, so I could look at every detail as we flew over. Now, typically, when you take a photo from a plane, it won't come out very well at all. The plane windows aren't the clearest, for sure. And it is impossible to control the light. Add to that the fact that my camera is a little cheapo. I certainly didn't expect to get a good result from any of my pictures taken on the plane. So, I snapped away when I could. When I got home, I looked at what I had taken, deleted most of them and then edited a couple that had come out well. I use an editing software by Google called Picasa. You can do all sorts of things with it. You can crop the photos, which means to cut them. Then you can add color, texture, shadow, and definition. You can even add text, which means writing. One of my photos was taken at a strange angle, so I used the straightening option to give it a better perspective. A couple of years ago I decided to create nice portraits of my children. I looked through our collection of different school photos, and those taken at home. I scanned them into my computer, edited them, saved them onto an SD card, and then printed large versions of them in a sepia tone. Sepia is a lovely dark beige or light brown color that gives the photo a soft, sometimes older look. These photos now hang formally in frames going up the stairs. I'm so thrilled that this software can improve photos. Now I have a beautiful snap shot of the alps that I otherwise would have deleted.  Grammar notes.  Expressions: typically, text, formal.  Typically, this shopping center is packed with people on Saturday mornings. You must edit that text; it is full of errors. That dress is too formal for our casual get-together.   // //

Part II Using panorama images to build proper location files and Picasa web album upload. Be sure to include map and location info in your files!

Wiele tematów. O prysznicowych pomysłach, KSW, książkach, o nowym promo, śniadaniu, Picasa i nie pamiętam czym jeszcze. Długi odcinek, ponad pół godziny gadania. Zapraszam do słuchania i pozostawienia komentarzy. Pobierz odcinek!

Back in the studio after a real cool holiday destination in the UK. After spending a week exploring the south coast of England we are ready for new podcasts like this one. You can see PHOTOS in a slideshow at our Picasa web album. This Coffee Break for august13th brings you wonderful music and talk over coffee. We have the exclusive opportunity to play music from the new Cool Off Chillout Volume 3, to be released august 27th 2010. See shownotes at the spacemusic.nl website for links and info. Inspired by the white cliffs we have seen…. a new Flying Dutchman episode will follow after this one. Stay tuned. [00:14] - door open! [00:59] - SCHILLER plays Falling ft. MOYA BRENNAN [04:21] - ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Season 6 [04:40] - the music in the background is performed by THOMAS LEMMER: Soul Diver [07:33] - SINE plays Deep Down [11:41] - The new COOL OFF CHILLOUT VOLUME 3 / release: AUGUST 27TH 2010 [12:53] - KLANGSTEIN ft. SINE plays Klangsine [16:50] - Feedback and voice recordings to spacemusic.nl@gmail.com, thanks!

Like lots of the people on the planet, Latter-day Saints find themselves swimming in more and more new technology every year.  Just consider whether you send hand-written letters or use email these days?  Do you post family pictures on Picasa or Flickr and send links to your family?  Do you update your Facebook or MySpace page when someone gets a mission call, has a new baby, or just wants to post video of little Hannah's first violin recital? Twenty years ago if someone had talked to me about Podcasting, Blogging, and YouTube, I might have thought they were talking about farming, bodily functions, and my own personal cryogenic chamber.  These days, those words have not only become a daily part of how many of us communicate, get our news and entertainment and share what we think is important, they've also shown up in addresses by General Authorities.  And of course there are also some technologies useful to the Saints in particular; like the new Gospel Library app for iPhone, the FamilySearch website, and streaming General Conference on-demand, when it's most convenient for us to listen. In this edition, we're asking about the technologies YOU use and HOW you use them.  In the future we'll be delving deeper into how these can both help us and hurt us, and where to draw the line.  For today though, please just take a listen, think about the new technologies which have become part of your everyday life, then send us an email to help direct where this podcast (there's one of those words again) starts exploring.  Or, just leave a comment right here on this blog. That's this week on The Cricket and Seagull...  

Gastheer Maarten Hendrikx, @maartenhendrikx op Twitter. Panel Stefaan Lesage, @stefaanlesage op Twitter, of via de Devia website. Marco Frissen, @marcofrissen op Twitter, of via zijn website. Jan Seurinck, @janseurinck op Twitter, of via zijn website. Cindy De Smet, @drsmetty op Twitter, of via haar website. Gast Frank De Graeve, @nlma op Twitter, of via zijn podcast. Onderwerpen We komen kort even terug op Barcamp Antwerpen. Binnenkort zal het mogelijk zijn om je Telenet Digicorder te programmeren via het internet, je iPhone of één der welke andere smartphone. (Programmeer je Digicorder via TV.be) Krijgen de Nederlandse internetgebruikers binnenkort een downloadverbod? (Zinloos downloadverbod zal averechts werken) Google neemt de online photo-editor Picnik over. Wat zijn er ermee van plan? Een onderdeel van Picasa of Google Apps? En wat met de samenwerking tussen Flickr (eigendom van Yahoo) en Picnik? (Google Acquires Online Photo Editor Picnik) Facebook heeft zo'n 700 miljoen verdiend in 2009, schat men.... En ze zijn goed onderweg naar 1.1 miljard in 2010! En dat allemaal om je vrienden te kunnen porren en te zorgen voor je virtuele boerderijtjes. Twitter werkt ondertussen blijkbaar aan nieuwe mogelijkheden voor zijn website. (Facebook on track to make real money, Twitter To Add Nifty Site Features That May Make You Forget Third-Party Clients) Het is tegenwoordig erg gezellig tussen Apple en HTC. Apple heeft vorige week een rechtzaak aangespannen tegen HTC. Apple heeft ook al in de clinch gelegen met Nokia, maar nu gaan ze met deze zaak toch vol in de aanval met een rechtstreekse concurrent. (Why HTC, Apple? And Why Now?) Tips Jan is heel erg enthousiast over Feedly, een RSS-reader op steroïden. Zijn tweede tip is Google Public Data, om het in Jans woorden te zeggen: 'Een zeitgeist voor actuele data: populatie, olieprijzen, ... Cijfers, cijfers, cijfers...' Cindy is op haar beurt dan weer erg tevreden over Mendeley, software waarmee je research papers kan organiseren, delen en ontdekken. Een soort iTunes voor research papers. Jan en Frank voelden meteen een nieuwe verslaving opkomen. Frank heeft het over Yummysoup van HungrySeacow, een heel gemakkelijk receptenmanager voor de Mac. Stefaan vestigt even de aandacht op een andere (video) podcast die hij al een tijdje volgt namelijk IzzyVideo. IzzyVideo is dus een Video Podcast voor iedereen die zich bezig houdt met Video, zowel mensen die wat video's schieten van de jongste spruit als mensen die zich meer professioneel met video bezig houden. De Video Podcast snijdt dus allerhande topics aan zoals zaken waar je op moet letten tijdens het filmen, hoe je een 3-punts belichting systeem best opzet, hoe je bepaalde zaken doet in Final Cut en nog veel meer. Marco had het onder andere over de Twit Cleaner waarmee je uw followers kan scannen om zo bv te achterhalen wie alleen maar links post, wie niemand anders volgt, ... ideaal om uw immense Twitter Follower lijst eens op te poetsen Bij maarten volstonden drie woorden : Plants vs Zombies ... nuf said Feedback Het Tech45-team apprecieert alle feedback die ingestuurd wordt. Heb je dus opmerkingen, reacties of suggesties, dan zijn deze altijd welkom op reactie@tech45.eu. Ook audio-reacties in .mp3-formaat zijn altijd welkom! Items voor de volgende aflevering kunnen gemarkeerd worden in Delicious met de tag 'tech45-13'. Deze aflevering van de podcast kan je downloaden via deze link, rechtstreeks beluisteren via de onderstaande player, of gewoon gratis abonneren via iTunes.

O assunto do episodio numero 24 e o Picasa, do Google, que se divide em dois: um programa gratuito para organizar as fotos no seu computador; e o servico de armazenamento de fotos online, o Picasa Web, de albuns na web.

Pedro habla de como organizar sus fotos de las fiestas decembrinas. - Capsula para transmision en Radio.

Iñigo Toro nos ha hablado de zoológicos especiales y de lo que no debemos hacer cuando los visitamos. Fernando Díaz y Christian Camacho nos descubren todo acerca de las tarjetas de memoria y de Picasa.

El Internet en Mexico, SMS sugestivos y los adolescentes, Google Chrome para Mac,alternativas para larga distancia,Vonage,Firefox y sus actualizaciones de seguridad,Lego Rockband, Picasa, Iphoto, Avatar, Nokia 888, Noradsanta.org Invitados Especiales: Raquel Morales, Max Riveroll y los Millonarios de....

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For this week's Supernova Network Age briefing, we'll be speaking with Google's Bradley Horowitz about how business and personal productivity applications are changing in the Network Age. Why types of solutions lend themselves to being either highly networked, or delivered over the network? What types of organizations are embracing web-based applications for their critical infrastructure -- and what are the points of resistance? About Bradley Horowitz: Bradley oversees product management for Google Apps, including Gmail, Calendar, Google Talk, Google Voice, Google Docs, Blogger and Picasa. Before joining Google, Bradley led Yahoo's advanced development division, which developed new products such as Yahoo! Pipes, and drove the acquisition of products such as Flickr and MyBlogLog. Previously, he was Co-Founder and CTO of Virage, where he oversaw the technical direction of the company from its founding through its IPO and eventual acquisition by Autonomy.Bradley holds a bachelor's degree in computer science from the University of Michigan, and a master's degree from the MIT Media Lab and was pursuing his Ph.D. there when he co-founded Virage.

For this week's Supernova Network Age briefing, we'll be speaking with Google's Bradley Horowitz about how business and personal productivity applications are changing in the Network Age. Why types of solutions lend themselves to being either highly networked, or delivered over the network? What types of organizations are embracing web-based applications for their critical infrastructure -- and what are the points of resistance? About Bradley Horowitz: Bradley oversees product management for Google Apps, including Gmail, Calendar, Google Talk, Google Voice, Google Docs, Blogger and Picasa. Before joining Google, Bradley led Yahoo's advanced development division, which developed new products such as Yahoo! Pipes, and drove the acquisition of products such as Flickr and MyBlogLog. Previously, he was Co-Founder and CTO of Virage, where he oversaw the technical direction of the company from its founding through its IPO and eventual acquisition by Autonomy.Bradley holds a bachelor's degree in computer science from the University of Michigan, and a master's degree from the MIT Media Lab and was pursuing his Ph.D. there when he co-founded Virage.

Everyone has a digital camera nowadays, but what are some good ways to share those pictures with others?  Email it to them?  Print it out and give it to them?   How about uploading it to one of the big photo gallery sites? In TT#5 we cover Flickr and Picasa, two of the bigger names in the online photo gallery world.  We talk about uploading, sharing, privacy, and even why you'd want to upload them in the first place. Click here to listen to this episode! 

My goodness, time marches on, and so does RadioFreeG! Episode 38 is waiting for you by clicking on the link below, (or, make it easy and SUBSCRIBE in iTunes!),RadioFreeG-Episode38-AutoSuicideThis is a crazy show and may be the one that gets me finally thrown off the G-Band. Why? Because I advocate blatant non-observance of the law for your own self-interest!I start by examining the silly car insurance laws in Ontario, Canada, and why those bastard insurance companies have you over a barrel no matter what you do. YOU CAN'T WIN WITH INSURANCE COMPANIES, UNLESS YOU SUBVERT THE FAULTY SYSTEM! I tell you about my personal history, and what NOT to do, if something terrible should befall you in the future. With so many bad drivers out there it is not a question of "IF" you will be involved in an incident with your car, but "WHEN"!Second, the latest installment of "Tech Talk with Soundwave" is here! (Catch him at dontcrossthestreams.blogspot.com.) Soundwave delves into the alphabet soup that is digital picture formats. If you post photos anywhere online (e.g., Facebook, Flickr, Picasa), you NEED to hear this!(Click to read the article on Abraham Briggs and justin.tv.)I ran across a news item that is one of the saddest I've read in a long time. A young man took his own life for no apparent reason. He did it live on the interweb while people mocked his cooling corpse until police broke down the door and turned off his webcam!!Holy shit! You need to LISTEN NOW!YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS THIS, THE BEST, (AND POSSIBLYLAST EVER EPISODE), OF RadioFreeG! "END TRANSMISSION."

Here are the show highlights for episode #36 of the Geek News Daily podcast for September 4, 2008. * Sony recalls 440,000 Vaio TZ laptops for overheating * PS3 firmware update to bring high-quality voice chat * PSP-3000 actually has the same battery life as the current PSP * 200,000 core supercomputer to be built * Google Co-Founder expects Chrome like browser for Android * BBC planning music download service * Serious security flaw in Google Chrome * Google changing Chrome's EULA after controversy erupts * Picasa 3.0 launches with facial recgonition * Sony and PNY releasing Ghostbusters on a flash drive * New iPod Nano and iPod Touch dimensions revealed? * Windows 7 aiming for 15 second boot times? * Samsung: Blu-ray will be dead in 5 years Cool Link of the Day: Photoflow

While we were away: In Houston, Texas, USA, The Mopheaded Darling met Yao Ming's parents; the Giddy Cynic endured a 17 hour flight to Ethiopia alongside 397 Chinese traders, 3 other women, and some fed-up stewardesses; and while they were gone the World-Weary Sleuth lived for three days on instant ramen, without electricity. We also discuss why, biking without helmets, us Beijingers are just a kiss away from doom, but we'd still never be seen wearing one of those things. Also! We announce our new, "China Cliche" PHOTO CONTEST. - Listen to the radio show to hear it explained - E-mail your photos to PizzaBuffetBeijing@gmail.com - And see them posted within 24 hours on our Picasa account: http://picasaweb.google.com/PizzaBuffetBeijing Which you should click to see the sort of thing we're looking for, categorized. xxo PBJ

This week's news includes: NBC has purchased rights to create an American version of the popular BBC reality series, Who Do You Think You Are?; NARA recently announced the availability of nearly 9 million WWII U.S. Army enlistment records at its Web site, but be aware that there were many records that could not be scanned – and the collection is therefore incomplete; Sen. John McCain's new book, Hard Call, indicates his descent from Scottish heroic warrior Robert the Bruce, but the claim has been termed “baloney? in the British press by professional genealogists; Jacksonville Public Library in Florida has begun an “ASK a Librarian? online chat service; I.R.I,S., Inc., (at http://www.irislink.com) has two new portable scanners of note. Listener e-mail topics this week include: Genealogical Publishing Company's new CD by Michael Hait, titled The Family History Research Toolkit, has PDF format forms into which you can type information or use the forms for transcription purposes ($19.95 USD); a discussion of professional research services and researchers (Board for Certification of Genealogists at http://www.bcgcertification.org/ and the Association of Professional Genealogists at http://www.apgen.org/ and the International Commission for the Accreditation of Professional Genealogists at http://www.icapgen.org/) are three resources); missing census images at Ancestry.com were reported through the online Help facility and will be handled; a question about searching databases that are added to sites incrementally, and not wasting your time doing the same searches on the same data; an early pilot of the LDS' online databases is available at http://search.labs.familysearch.org; use of Google's My Map feature to create maps of cemeteries and other locations in a specific area; scanning photos using Google's Picasa feature; Washington, DC, records storage repositories for that jurisdiction; and issues concerning placing one's genealogical data online.

Triple-head display, Hak 5, Synergy, RDP, Macworld Keynote, AppleTV, iPhone, Multi-touch, Seagate 1TB Hard Disk Drive, Month of Apple Bugs & Fixes, 3rd party MSFT patches, Windows Home Server, Picasa, FUSE, ZFS in Leopard, GooogIe Search (Faked)

Triple-head display, Hak 5, Synergy, RDP, Macworld Keynote, AppleTV, iPhone, Multi-touch, Seagate 1TB Hard Disk Drive, Month of Apple Bugs & Fixes, 3rd party MSFT patches, Windows Home Server, Picasa, FUSE, ZFS in Leopard, GooogIe Search (Faked)