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Wat is een videoblog?

Ik vind de termen vloggen en videobloggen wat verwarrend. Veel mensen hanteren ze door elkaar. Mijn idee is echter dat ze beide iets anders betekenen. Je hebt vast wel eens wat gehoord of gelezen over vlogs of vloggen, want dat is erg populair tegenwoordig. Veel jongeren laten via video’s op onder andere youtube hun dagelijks […]

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10 kenmerken van een videoblog

Al eerder had ik het erover dat vlogs en videoblogs verschillend zijn. Maar om de zaak nog wat te verhelderen hieronder de 10 belangrijkste kenmerken. 10 kenmerken van videoblogs 1. Een videoblog is een soort vlog ofwel een korte videofilm maar dan over iemand of iets anders dan jezelf. 2. Ze staan vaak online. 3. […]

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13 redenen om te videobloggen

Eerder schreef ik over Wat een videoblog is en over De 10 kenmerken van videoblogs. Vandaag een blog over waarom je een videoblog zou kunnen maken. Waarom zou je een videoblog moeten maken? 1. Je zoekt een manier om je doelgroep emotioneel betrokken te laten raken. 2. Je wilt je merk, product, programma of dienst […]

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E-book 37 tips voor de video-doe-het-zelver

GRATIS e-book: 37 TIPS VOOR DE VIDEO-DOE-HET-ZELVER Een kind kan de was doen. Download jouw gratis e-book of lees even verder. Video’s – Maak jij die zelf? Of besteed je dat liever uit voor meer kwaliteit zodat je tijd en geld bespaart?! Iedereen kan video’s maken. Toch? Als je dochter het kan dan jij het […]

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9 soorten videoblogs

Al eerder schreef ik over wat videoblogs zijn, over de 10 kenmerken van een videoblog, de 13 redenen om te videobloggen en schreef ik een e-book met tips voor de video-doe-het-zelver. In deze blog zet ik een aantal soorten videoblogs op een rijtje. Met bij een aantal soorten een link naar mijn videoportfolio zodat je […]

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Videoblog: Impressie evenement the Future of Waste, de kracht van kringlopen

Op 12 oktober 2017 organiseerden Wageningen University & Research, Circles, VNO-NCW Midden, IPKW en KIVI ‘The Future of Waste – de kracht van kringlopen’. Ik kreeg de opdracht er een korte video-impressie van te maken.

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Nvidia on AI everywhere

Analogous to Marc Andreessen’s “software is eating the world”, Nvidia’s CEO Jensen Huang on the impact of AI: “AI is eating software,” Huang continued. “The way to think about it is that AI is just the modern way of doing software. In the future, we’re not going to see software that is not going to continue […]

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Video: Machine Learning on iOS, Integrating IBM Watson with Core ML at AltConf

Earlier this year I attended AltConf in San Jose, a community-driven and supported event held alongside Apple’s WWDC. IBM sponsored the event and offered numerous workshops to attendees. In addition to assisting with the workshops and manning the booth, I had a talk accepted on Machine Learning on iOS: Integrating IBM Watson with Core ML. […]

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RubyMotion versus Swift for iOS Development

As I worked on the IBM Watson and Apple Core ML partnership, I was inspired to explore more ways to showcase machine learning for developers in different ways. One of my ideas was to look into using RubyMotion with IBM Watson. If you’re not familiar, RubyMotion lets developers quickly write cross-platform native apps for iOS, […]

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Build a cross-platform mobile app using React Native

As part of my developer advocacy efforts at IBM, I often build and share demos to showcase our products and how developers can integrate them into their own applications. The IBM Developer site provides a wealth of resources for developers with a focus on code, content, and community. And code patterns are our way of […]

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Productivity Tip: Using Amazon Alexa to add todos hands-free

Here’s a little productivity hack I’ve come to rely on just about every day to keep me sane — using Amazon Alexa to add a todo to a list wherever you are in the house. Are your hands too occupied to type or write down an idea? This productivity tip has got you covered. Users […]

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An Overview of Health Insurance Coverage for Individuals in Florida

Tip! Your contract should also list all of the things NOT covered in your health insurance coverage � these are items or services that you will need to pay for out of your own pocket, should you require them.




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Bobby Valentino: Special Occasion

Bobby Valentino is back with his second Disturbing Tha Peace solo release "Special Occasion." The Atlanta based vocalist/songwriter continues where he left off, evoking music with commitment and love,...




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Singersroom Artist Interviews

Singersroom.com is a multimedia e-zine, which includes candid artists interviews, music, music videos, fashion trends, technology, and business and educational tips on a wide array of topics.




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Home Business- Improvement Tips For Your Home Improvement Business Lesson 3

Practical Home Business Ideas. Over 130 Business Ideas You Can Start From Home. Lesson 3: Advertising To Increase Your Bottom Line Learning how to advertise your business will help direct customers to you which will generate more revenue for your profit margin. Most people love what they do, but they hate advertising.




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Pregnancy Advice- Constipation During Pregnancy.

Pregnancy Tip! Herbs. When correctly used, herbs can be of great benefit for pregnancy, birth and lactation?and in any phase of life. A common term used to describe pregnancy and childbirth is “miraculous”. In preparation for birth, a pregnant woman's body changes in amazing ways. This also involves the common problem of constipation.




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Parenting and Pregnancy Tips and Advice

Pregnancy resources that help ensure a healthy outcome for you and your baby




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Sterling Silver Jewelry, Cubic Zirconia CZ Rings, Necklaces, Bracelets and Pendants, Earrings, Fashion Watches and Jewelry Gifts For Men.

Our huge selection of sterling silver jewelry includes sterling silver necklaces, rings, bracelets and pendants. Most of our sterling silver jewelry is designer and celebrity inspired. We also offer cubic zirconia cz jewelry at affordable rates.




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Sterling Silver Jewelry

Our huge selection of sterling silver jewelry includes sterling silver necklaces, rings, bracelets & pendants. Most of our sterling silver jewelry is designer and celebrity inspired. We also offer cubic zirconia cz jewelry at affordable rates.




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The hottest advertising trend of today

Information on how to get your favourite tag before your competetor gets hold of it.




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Use press releases for improving your site popularity

Get valuable tips on how to promote your web site through effective dustribution of press releases.




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Clickbank - Fun & Entertainment - Jokes, Music And Everything

Clickbank brings together various sources for entertaining you at any time of the day. Download them now and have fun.




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Foreigners records - November 2007

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All Division Rankings - November 2007

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Taylor Swift Loves Puzzles More Than You

Back in the late 1960s, rumors started to circulate among Beatles fans that Paul McCartney died in 1966, and was replaced by a lookalike. While official sources refuted the rumors, fans poring through the Beatles’ discography started picking up on clues that seemed to support those theories, ranging from backmasked audio hidden in songs to […]

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This Horror Film Was Livestreamed: One More Round With Generation Loss

“Change someone’s perception of reality, and they will act how you want.” Ranboo, in a post-game debrief Over sixty years ago the filmmaker William Castle released Mr. Sardonicus in theaters, telling the tale of a horrid wretch of a man whose face was frozen in a rictus grin. Over the course of the movie, audiences […]

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Great Gotham Challenge Goes the Extra Mile to Deliver Outdoor Puzzle Hunts

“I…think one of us needs to crawl into the delivery truck?” A few minutes earlier, the four of us received a message on our phones from GGC headquarters: go down a particular street, and be on the lookout for a delivery truck. Once there, we should be prepared to open up a cardboard box. The […]

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Gravity Falls and a Decade Long Education in (Bill) Ciphering

Starting in 2012, Disney started airing a new animated series called Gravity Falls following the adventures of twins Dipper and Mabel Pines as the twins spent the summer at their “Grunkle” Stan’s roadside attraction The Mystery Shack, nestled in a small town in Oregon. And while the show was targeted towards kids, the show also […]

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2 Free Samples Of Premama Prenatal Vitamin

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Free Virginia Is For Lovers Personalized OR not Postcard

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Pervez Musharaf and the Barber Shop, by Rutagengwa Claude Shema (Norway)

General Pervez Musharraf of Pakistan was at a barber shop for a haircut. The barber asked him when he would hold elections. Musharraf was evasive and said, "Later, not right now, the country is not ripe for them."




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Surban Speaks - from (new) Black Eagle Girls and the Pirates of the Mystic Caravan., by Kenneth Mulholland

Almost a whole year had gone by since both Priscilla Black and Monique Bateleur had passed within the gates as first-year students although, in that short space of time, they had had several adventures that most people would never encounter throughout their entire life. After all, not every one had the perplexing experience of encountering extra-terrestrial creatures from somewhere far off in deep space beyond Canis Minor, The Dog Star.




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Buster - from (new) Black Eagle Girls and the Pirates of the Mystic Caravan., by Kenneth Mulholland

'Buster has found your target and is waiting. You go tomorrow around midnight. Four hours maximum to get the goodies. And don't forget, I'll be right there with you all the way.'




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Virtual Love and e-Communication, by Dr. Claude Shema-Rutagengwa (MD)

With e-communication, many things become easier. But while it may be easier in terms of e-communication, it may be more dangerous is as well. We have so many cases to mention, such as the negative side effects of International Communication Technology (ICT) and e-communication in particularly, such as theft of personal information.




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Luciana Calvin Photography

Portfolio of professional photographer Luciana Calvin. Providing family photography in Chelmsford, MA.




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Alianza Empowers Service Providers To Grow Cloud Communications Revenue With A Robust Cloud PBX Integration For Microsoft Teams

Alianza, Inc.amp;nbsp;today introduced Alianza for Microsoft Teams, a new and powerful solution that gives service providers a robust cloud PBX voice solution for Microsoft Teams.




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4medica's Master Patient Index Now Available On Google Cloud Marketplace

4medicaamp;reg;, a leader in healthcare data quality and matching technology, today announced that the 4medica Enterprise Master Patient Index (EMPI) platform is now available on Google Cloud Marketplace.




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Yanolja Cloud Member Company EZee Technosys Awarded 2023 Expedia Group Elite Connectivity Partner Status

amp;nbsp;eZee Technosys (eZee), a Yanolja Cloud member company, is proud to be named as the 2023 Expedia Group Elite Connectivity Partner. Expedia's Connectivity Partner Program recognizes top providers for maintaining high-quality connections and helping lodging partners grow their business on the Expedia Group marketplace. This recognition is a testament to eZee's dedication to providing outstanding service and solutions to its customers.




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2023 State Of Cyber Assets Report Reveals Nearly 600% Annual Growth In Vulnerable Cloud Attack Surface

JupiterOne, the leading cyber asset visibility and management company, today announced the release of its second annual State of Cyber Assets Report (SCAR). The report analyzed more than 291amp;nbsp;million assets, findings, and policies to establish the current state of enterprise cloud assets, including cloud and physical environments of devices, networks, apps, data,amp;nbsp;and users.amp;nbsp;




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CloudWyze Boosts Coverage Of Its High-Speed Fiber Network In Nash County, NC

CloudWyze, a homegrown North Carolina internet and managed service provider and GREAT Grant recipient, is expanding service inNash County, N.C. in their continued efforts to close the digital divide.




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Industry-Leading Cloud Hosting Provider 'gotomyerp' Now Offering $3,000 In Free Consulting For Businesses Interested In Secure Hosting Solutions

Gotomyerp, a leading cloud hosting provider for QuickBooks, SAP, Sage Cloud applications, and other third-party ERP (enterprise resource planning) business applications across the United States, Canada, and Mexico is celebrating its 16th year of offering secure and reliable enterprise cloud hosting solutions for businesses with a special offer for new clientele.




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SAP And Microsoft Collaborate On Joint Generative AI Offerings To Help Customers Address The Talent Gap

Today, SAP SE announced the next step in its long-standing partnership with Microsoft, using the latest in enterprise-ready generative AI innovation to help solve customers' most fundamental business challenges. The companies will collaborate on integrating SAPamp;reg;SuccessFactorsamp;reg; solutions with Microsoft 365 Copilot and Copilot in Viva Learning, as well as Microsoft's AzureOpenAI Service to access powerful language models that analyze and generate natural language. The integrations will enable new experiences designed to improve how organizations attract, retain and skill their people.




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Monday, August 27, 2007 - Version 0.98.9d alpha

Finally, got through the merge from and merge into functions of the new Report options page. Following that, I hurried through the rest of the Tutorial in the help file. It may not be perfect right now, but it will get polished over time.

So what was going to be just adding the last set of features before going beta, ending up turning into some fairly major changes and usability improvements. A lot of the changes were based on user input and I thank everyone for that.

There are quite a few changes this version, many of them quite noticeable in the program and in the Everything Report. See my Version History for a complete list. I'll be sending out a mailing tonight to everyone who's purchased and tried Behold to let them know about the new version and some of the new features.




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What Every Genealogist Looks Forward To

Exciting times for any genealogist are defined as what I'm about to be going through very soon. On one of the 9 ancestral lines I've descended from, this one tracing back to Romania, I soon may be working with a researcher in Romania to "get the goods" for me. Early indications look like there may be a lot of info available.

Not only that, over the last 5 years, I've been in contact with 3rd cousins I've never met who are in other branches of the same line. They have added their own research to what I have, and what we've all accumulated together now makes it possible for the next step. They surely will be joining this journey to enjoy finding out more about our common ancestral origins.

If only I had Behold version 2 ready so I can record all this as it comes. But since I don't, I'm going to do the next best thing. I'm going to create a webpage of our family in Romania that will look's just like Behold's HTML output. This page will serve as our group's master data sheet. But it will also serve as a model for Behold. It will also include pictures with descriptions that will be a prototype for pictures in Behold.

Here's the nice thing. Once Behold Version 2 is ready, that data won't be lost. I'll be able to enter almost all of it into Behold simply by copying and pasting from the webpage. Then it should just be a matter of linking spouses together and assigning them their children.

If I can make the process that simple, then editing in Behold will be amazing!




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Displaying Photos in the Everything Report

As I use Behold to build my HTML webpage for my family research, I realize I will have to include thumbnails of photos. Up until today, I hadn't thought of a good way to do that.

GEDCOM files can specify IMG tags, which give the location of an image on the local computer. But TRichview, which I'm using as the engine for the Everything Report, does not yet properly wrap text around images. My plan was to wait until they implemented that.

But then I realized that I simply want to display a thumbnail (very small version) of each picture on its own line, with any descriptive text about it on the right. So an easy implementation would be a table with one row and two columns. In the first column is the image. In the second is the textual information. No word wrap around the image is necessary and it should look quite nice.

Now what about getting the full image. The idea was to click on the image to bring up the original. That would be possible from from the Everything Report in Behold, also possible from the HTML web page Behold produces, and probably possible as well from the RTF Behold can output.

But then I discovered something quite elegant. There is a really nice Photo-Zoom capability available for web pages. You just put your mouse over the thumbnail and the full size image instantly appears in the same window. No clicking or new windows required. It is very user friendly and useful!

What I'll do is finish up the current version, hopefully in the next week or so. I've only got 18 more days until this alpha version expires. But since I need the photos in Behold's output for my project, I'll add the thumbnail capability as the first thing after this version is released. And if it's not too hard, I'll try to add the photo-zoom as well. That will be a killer feature if add it.

So you won't have to wait for images until Version 3 anymore. It'll be in Version 1.




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Version 0.98.9.5 alpha

At last, this version is released! There are a few new things, a number of improvements, and many bug fixes including a few important bugs squashed related to problems customizing tags. Visually, the most significant difference is the elimination of the log file with that data being added into the File Information sections at the bottom of the Everything Report.

There really has been no use in me saying that the next version would be out in 2 months. It always seems to extend to almost three. Thank goodness that I added my expiry of the program after 3 months. At least that has forced my hand at getting a new version finished.

But now I'm guided by my new resolve to work towards the goal of Version 2.0 and get there as soon as possible, maybe within a year. First step is to get to beta. I'm again attempting to say 2 months (January 2008) to do the final bits of alpha work. There are 3 major features I want to that I feel need to be in version 1:

  1. Handling Photos. I want to be able to display thumbnails with their associated data. Hopefully I'll find a quick and dirty way to code it to show a larger picture when you point to one with the mouse. Exporting to HTML should be easy. I don't know about RTF.
  2. Displaying the same AFNs together. This will basically be a precursor to Virtual Merging. I've promised this to one purchaser for too long a time already. And it has been the feature that seems to get deferred every version. This time I'll do it.
  3. Allow Behold to be used as a Portable Application on a pen drive. This really isn't that important now, but it will be quite easy for me to do (only take a few days) and it will be a "sexy" feature that might get Behold noticed.

Number one for me are the pictures. I need that feature to use Behold to make my webpage with info for my Romanian research. If your genealogy program exports links to photos in its GEDCOM, then you'll want that feature as well. I'm a bit worried as there is a chance that graphics might slow Behold down or make it use too much memory. But I'll tackle that problem if it happens.

So, enjoy this current release. I'm very happy with it. I've been tightening up and simplifying the code, and Behold is starting to feel like a real solid application.




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It's a Big Adventure...

One thing leads to another, and it now seems I've almost got everything properly planned, and I just have to do it!

This really is the best time to update my site and set everything up better, before I get to Beta.

The move to the new webhost is required, and I'll have to test that everything works the same at the new site. I've got scripts to send out the trial key, programs to deal with purchases, a database and mailing list of users, my blog, the user Forum, and all the webpages themselves.

The domain will become www.beholdgenealogy.com and the site will look more professional. The sample page I have there is undergoing a few changes, but I'm fairly happy with the way it looks.

I've decided to use the new Web Standards, that weren't around 10 years ago when I first put up my web pages. I've been studying and learning how to develop websites with Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), and ended up purchasing the program TopStyle Pro to help me build the pages.

I'll be switching to Wordpress for my blog, which means delving more into the PHP language and the MySQL database.

For the Forum, I originally thought I'd use Simple Machines, then in my previous post, I mentioned that Google Groups was a possibility. But now I think the one to use is Vanilla, a simple but extendible and powerful free forum package that's a bit different than the rest. I like when they announce a new version and say "Now available with fewer features". It is less than a 400 KB download! Amazing! And I'll be able to integrate it and Wordpress together so you'll have a single login.

Then I might even switch to PhpList to manage my mailing list and user database. My current mailing list program is ASP based and will start to bog down once I get to 5,000 mailings. PhpList should be good to 100,000. Again it uses MySQL and I might be able to integrate it with Wordpress and Vanilla.

So there's a fair bit on my plate. A move, a new design, learning to use 4 new software programs, a new database package and conversions of all my webpages, procedures and data. Sounds a bit overwhelming when I think about it. But now that the plan is in place, it's just a matter of doing it a step at a time.

I know this will delay my Beta release, but it will be very worthwhile in the long run. Hopefully this will all go smoothly and won't take too long. We'll see how it goes.