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Well, I was supposed to be out of town this weekend, and was looking forward to the trip quite a lot. But then "Things Happened" and I could not go. Bummer. So I thought I'd catch up on stuff here at home, and did to some degree but didn't really get much done. Double bummer. Such it is. 

At least I spent some time with a few photos that have been waiting for me to work on them. That makes me happy.

Have airport duty this afternoon which brought this photo taken last Monday to mind ... 

I like airports, at least when I'm not rushing for a connection. "The interactions of people moving with purpose." I found some others taken earlier this year on my trip to Denver that I haven't processed yet, expect a few more soon. 

Photography Workshops Update 

My last Photoshop workshop of the year will be held this coming Thursday and Friday evenings. There are seats available: sign up this week! 

Here's what's on the calendar...

December 10-11 :: Photoshop for Photographers: A Simple Approach

This two-session workshop focuses on learning how to get the most from just a few of Photoshop's tools to achieve great results. In both lecture and lab time, we will examine computer and Photoshop set up, how to use adjustment layers and masks. We'll discuss the concepts of sharpening, and go over printing fundamentals. No prior Photoshop experience required. 

January 9-10 :: Lightroom: Starting In The Middle

A two-session workshop for photographers interested to learn how to use Adobe Lightroom. No prerequisites, some familiarity with Photoshop and image processing workflow is helpful. Students are welcome to bring a library of their own work, either on external hard drive or laptop.

January 23-24 :: Creating B&W Photographs: A Digital Approach

A two-day, hands-on workshop exploring the creation and rendering of black and white photographs using digital technology. Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom image processing application approaches will be shown. You will be guided through a variety of different rendering approaches and printing techniques. The class will focus on doing, be prepared to bring your own photographs to work on! No prerequisites required, some background in using Photoshop or Lightroom is helpful. 

Offered at the Media Center, 900 San Antonio Road, Palo Alto, California, USA

For more information and registration see the website - http://www.midpenmedia.org/ - or call Dave Sorokach (650-494-8686) at the Media Center, or email me directly. 

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macdavid says...

I like this time of the year for various reasons. But to see people traveling to be with their loved ones is so heartwarming. I just love it. :)

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macdavid says...

Waiting at the gate for my cousin to arrive. Her flight's delayed.

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freshpeel says...

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ChanGux says...

Configurar WDS permite extender redes inalámbricas cuya señal se vé afectada por la distancia, el "ruido electromagnético" ó los obstáculos físicos (paredes, puertas, etc). Las estaciones base (aiport family) de apple soportan éste protocolo y bueno, si tienes un par de ellas vale la pena probarlo.

Ingredientes:

1.) Al menos un par de estaciones base.
2.) Un mac/pc con la Airport Utility instalada y actualizada.
3.) Naturalmente conexión a internet ;)
4.) Misma versión de firmware en las estaciones base.
5.) Direcciones IP distribuyendose por DHCP en la estación base.
6.) Las dos estaciones base conectadas en sitios cercanos la una de la otra para facilitar las pruebas.
7.) Los Airport ID de cada una de las estaciones base (se encuentra en el mismo Airport Utility o en un adhesivo).

Preparación:

En la estación base conectada a Internet o "Main":

1.) Ir a Airport > Wireless y en "Wireless Mode", seleccionar "Participate in a WDS Network"
2.) Registrar los datos de la red que queremos crear ó "extender" (Wireless Network Name, Radio Mode, Channel, Wireless Security, Password)
3.) Marcar la pestaña de "Allow this network to be extended"
4.) Ir a la pestaña WDS. Seleccionar WDS Main en WDS Mode, en WDS Remotes agregar el Airport ID de la estación que usaremos para extender y marcar la pestaña: "Allow Wireless Clients".
5.) Click en el botón de Update y esperar a que reinicie.

En la estación que extenderá la red o "Remote":

1.) Ir a Airport > Wireless y en "Wireless Mode", seleccionar "Participate in a WDS Network"
2.) Registrar los mismos datos del paso 2 de la estación "Main" con excepción de la pestaña "Allow this network to be extended"
3.) Ir a la pestaña WDS. Seleccionar WDS Remote en WDS Mode, registrar el Airport ID de la estación "main" y marcar la pestaña: "Allow Wireless Clients".
5.) Click en el botón de Update y esperar a que reinicie.

Al terminar, los dos led (el de cada estación) deben quedar en verde y el "Summary" en el Airport Utility sin errores. 

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In the chicago airport for a while..wanna meet up for breakfast? Chicago Airport

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snobbishpat says...

Gonna pick up cousin @ New Sai tai with @tuiThaigov then to d office & end up my day @ d #airport 6 am. tomorrow morning. Its gonna be a long tiring day!!!

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dcfemella says...

Meanwhile, Yahoo is providing free Wi-Fi for an entire year in Times Square, and Microsoft and JiWire will give free Wi-Fi at airports and hotels if you make one search on Bing. I like free stuff! [Google]

Airports for Google-Sponsored Free Wi-Fi:

• Austin (AUS)
• Baltimore (BWI)
• Billings (BIL)
• Boston (BOS)
• Bozeman (BZN)
• Buffalo (BUF)
• Burbank (BUR)
• Central Wisconsin (CWA)
• Charlotte (CLT)
• Des Moines (DSM)
• El Paso (ELP)
• Fort Lauderdale (FLL)
• Fort Myers/SW (RSW)
• Greensboro (GSO)
• Houston (HOU)
• Houston Bush (IAH)
• Indianapolis (IND)
• Jacksonville (JIA)
• Kalamazoo (AZO)
• Las Vegas (LAS)
• Louisville (SDF)
• Madison (MSN)
• Memphis (MEM)
• Miami (MIA)
• Milwaukee (MKE)
• Monterey (MRY)
• Nashville (BNA)
• Newport News (PHF)
• Norfolk (ORF)
• Oklahoma City (OKC)
• Omaha (OMA)
• Orlando (MCO)
• Panama City (PFN)
• Pittsburgh (PIT)
• Portland (PWM)
• Sacramento (SMF)
• San Antonio (SAT)
• San Diego (SAN)
• San Jose (SJC)
• Seattle (SEA)
• South Bend (SBN)
• Spokane (GEG)
• St. Louis (STL)
• State College (SCE)
• Toledo (TOL)
• Traverse City (TVC)

Rest of article: http://gizmodo.com/5401118/google-serves-up-free-wi+fi-at-47-airports-for-the-holidays

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lawnee says...

                   

Airport: Left at 5:15am. Morning coffee and breakfast at Austin java in ABIA with a good friend. (We both had to fly out) Southwest Airlines always give great customer service!! At Houston Airport, I had to get some latte from Peet's Coffee & Tea.

Random: I like the sign I saw while enjoying my 2 hour layover.

Philidelphia: Landed. Not much sight seeing here because I had to meet up the gals to eat my late lunch/dinner.  Wendy's daughter, Breanna, can never get my name right. Amy is close enough. That girl can work an iPhone better than most people I know! Huong's daughter, Kim Ngan (gray), is so smart and dieu! I love them both! We always eat at Nam Phuong , their family package is always a good deal! Bo Luc Lac here with watercrest has been and will be my favorite here.

Family: My cousin, Rosita, has the cutest baby girl, Emmabelle. I still can not believe she's expecting her baby boy in December!

Recap:  It has been a little over a year and a half since I have been back up here.  I enjoy seeing my family and friends here.  Off to bed early to hit the boardwalk for my jog!  <3 the ocean!

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