Monthly Archives: January 2018

NOTE: This is a “reprint” of my blog post to Kodak’s previous “A Thousand Words” blog. Patterns and images are all around us and they make it really easy to add a little pizzaz, visual interest and personality to a presentation (e.g., a presentation such as one created in Microsoft PowerPoint).  For example, here are […]

NOTE: This is a “reprint” of my blog post to Kodak’s previous “A Thousand Words” blog. My husband is a motorcycle fanatic and for the past couple of years we have attended the Red Bull U.S. Grand Prix at Laguna Seca.  While the races may be exciting for some, I have to admit that I […]

NOTE: This is a “reprint” of my blog post to Kodak’s previous “A Thousand Words” blog. Visual presentation is just as much a part of the dining experience as are taste and aroma.  As camera phones become more and more commonplace, pictures of what we eat are also becoming more and more common in our […]

NOTE: This is a “reprint” of my blog post to Kodak’s previous “A Thousand Words” blog. [Side note:  FYI, I only received a handful of responses to my post on “Photo Identity” so far, so there’s not a lot of data to report back on yet.  Thanks to all who did reply with such interesting […]

NOTE: This is a “reprint” of my blog post to Kodak’s previous “A Thousand Words” blog. Recently, Gideon D’Arcangelo gave a talk on Active Listening: Social Identity in the New Music Economy at the BayCHI March monthly meeting.  If you listen to Public Radio, you may already know of Gideon from his Listening In radio […]

NOTE: This is a “reprint” of my blog post to Kodak’s previous “A Thousand Words” blog. Looking for a new digital camera?  What features are you looking for?  Many users and reviewers are quick to look at features such as resolution, LCD size, camera type (compact, ultra compact, full body, SLR) and price.  Other features […]