Two guys start out with a tech or news story, and end up through discussions of history and science fiction, somewhere else.
Categories: Society & Culture, Technology, TV & Film
Tags: Algoma, History, library, marie, Sault, scifi, Ste, tech, university
How do photographers correct or enhance their images? What methods can be used to reduce the amount of noise in photographs? The rise in popularity in photo sharing sites like Facebook, Instagram and Flickr has led to a huge increase in the number of consumers buying digital cameras, taking photographs on their phones, and uploading them to the internet but what are the best techniques to enhance your images after they’ve been taken. Covering everything from how to crop an image, to using the Histogram tool or explaining resolution, this collection of tutorials will help develop your ability to create and share digital images you are proud of whether you’re new to digital photography or want to improve your existing skills. The material in this collection relates to the short course T189 Digital photography: creating and sharing better images which is being replaced by the new NAL TG089 that is being offered in collaboration with the RPS (Royal Photographic Society )
Categories: Education
Tags: Antique, architectural, aspect ratio, backup, brush tool, camera, card reader, cinematic, circles, Clone, colour, computer, contrast, converging, copy, Crop, ctrl, detail, details, digital, editing suite, effect, effects, export, Exposure, exposure slider, F-keys, filmstrip, Flash, flowchart, foreground, frame, Graph, Grid, hard disk, heal, higher resolution, highlight, histogram, Image, Images, import, Impression, jpeg, keyword, layers, lens, library, mask, megabytes, monochrome, mood, neutral, noise, over exposed, palette, panels, pdf, perfect photo studio, photographs, print, program, properties, resolution, rule of thirds, sample, Sampling, saturation, select, Selection, sharpening, shift, skies, slider, sliders, smart collection, softness, software, Space, sun kissed, tag, texture, tint, tones, Tripod, tungsten, USB, Value, values, vertical lines, vibrance, warm, White balance, window, zoom
Enjoy my mixes and for more visit my website @ WWW.SAUSAGE-RECORDS.COM [itunes pic]
1. PM or Later – The New Breed 2. Dirty Old Man – Irene Reid 3. Ten Miles High – David and The Giants 4. Mata-Hari – Chet “Poison” Ivy 5. Love Potion N°9 – The Coasters 6. Ninety-Eight Cents Plus Tax – Detroit City Limits 7. Mr Machine – Tony (Robot) Alamo 8. Long Distance – Garnell Cooper & The Kinfolks 9. Jucie Brucie – The Milestones featuring Butch Baker 10. Underworld – The Reg Guest Syndicate
Categories: Music
Tags: 45, breaks, freakbeat, funk, fuzz, guitar, hammond, jazz, library, music, northern, organ, psych, records, rpm, sausage, soul, soundtracks
A podcast examining the future of libraries through the lens of the Georgia Tech Library’s redesign and renewal.
Categories: Education, Technology
Tags: digitallibrary, futureoflibraries, library, libraryscience
A monthly podcast brought to you by staff at the Hillsboro Public Library. We talk about about books, comics, gaming, TV, movies, and pop culture. We are committed to helping you find your next thing to read, watch, or play.
Categories: Arts, Society & Culture
Skidompha – The award-winning library in a town you never heard of whose name folks can’t pronounce.
Categories: Arts
Tags: Arts, Boston, damariscotta, library, maine, owl, radio, spoken word
I love books (and biscuits) but there are so many great books to choose from! This weekly podcast includes author interviews, book reviews, chat and biscuits.
Email: quickbookreviews@outlook.com
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Categories: Arts, Fiction, Society & Culture
Tags: audiobook, author, book, book reviews, bookclub, Books, Crime, fiction, Kindle, library, publish, Reading, thriller, writing, ya
The New York Public Library’s podcast about books, culture, and what to read next.
Tags: 271124, Books, Culture, Funny, learning, libraries, library, literacy, Literature, Newyorkcity, nyc, nypl, popculture, reader, Reading, reviews
Preserve This Podcast is an Andrew W. Mellon grant-funded project hosted by the Metropolitan New York Library Council (METRO) to help podcasters protect their work against the threats of digital decay.
Categories: Education, Society & Culture, Technology
Tags: archives, digital decay, Education, library, organization, Preservation, self help, Technology
Learn what to read next! We talk about new books, bestsellers and books in many different genres. Discover what other people are reading and recommending. All book and movie titles mentioned in the podcast are listed in the blog post at http://tscpl.org/podcast/
Tags: book, bookmark, Books, fantasy, fiction, Genre, kansas, library, MYSTERY, nonfiction, novels, read, Reading, reads, recommendations, recommended, romance, sciencefiction, Topeka
Every episode is a full recitation of a different Wikipedia article, read out loud by a real human at a swift pace for optimal listening comprehension.
Categories: Education, Society & Culture
Tags: audiobooks, edutainment, encyclopedia, general education, knowledge, library, recitation, wikipedia
Long Overdue is a podcast for librarians that explores the impact that technology has had on the library industry, looks at current technology trends, and explores what the future could hold. This podcast is hosted by Kim Cadieux and Rachel Fadlon and produced in collaboration with EBSCO Information Services.
Categories: Education, Technology
Tags: library, Long Overdue, Technology
Marlon and Jake Read Dead People is a podcast hosted by the Man Booker Prize-winning and internationally bestselling author Marlon James and his editor, Jake Morrissey, Executive Editor at Riverhead Books. In each episode, Marlon and Jake talk about authors—specifically dead authors. Authors they like. Authors they hate. Great books, terrible books, and books they love that you’d never expect them to. As a writer and an editor, Marlon and Jake have read thousands of books between them, and they’re not shy in expressing their opinions about them. Sometimes they’ll agree, sometimes they won’t, but in every episode, they’ll tell you what they think— uncensored and with no holds barred. (That’s why the authors have to be dead.) So, listen along to hear about the spectacularly good, the hilariously bad, and the brutally honest.
Categories: Arts, Society & Culture
Tags: audiobook, author, Authors, Biography, book, book club, book recommendations, Books, classic books, classic literature, ebook, fiction, good reads, librarian, library, Literature, Memoir, Non-fiction, nonfiction, novel, novels, reader, Reading, TBR pile
This series of tracks describes the everyday working of the Science Museum in Paris. They look at the way the exhibits are created, displayed and stored as well as giving an insight into creating and maintaining interest in key areas. Material is taken from The Open University Course L310 Nouvelles mises au point.
Categories: Education
Tags: aims, bibliothèque, Cite des Sciences, Exhibitions, expositions, L'industrie, library, paris, Science Museum, visiteurs, visitors
This podcast is about the power of books and the people they’ve shaped. Stephen Nichols joins R.C. Sproul and other teachers in their personal libraries to discover the books that have left a mark on these men and their ministries.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture
Tags: Books, christian, library, Literature, reader, Reading, study, theology
Thoughtful, enlightening, and informative community affairs programming from KAFM 88.1 in Grand Junction, Colorado.
Categories: Health & Fitness, Society & Culture
Tags: affairs, biking, Birds, Books, Colorado, community, conservation, Education, feminism, Grand, Green, junction, kafm, library, love, spirituality, sustainability, trails, vegan, vegetarian, Voices, writing
Every Friday, librarians and archivists from the Georgia Tech Library pick a theme and free-associate an hour of music, interviews, and library talk.
Categories: Society & Culture, Technology
Tags: interview, interviews, librarian, librarians, libraries, library, music, talk
Welcome to Strange Country, a podcast devoted to bizarre, surreal and extraordinary stories that make America the weird place it is. Co-hosts Kelly and Beth are former newspaper reporters turned school librarians who have always had a soft spot for a good story–the stranger the better. Discover the first woman to survive a barrel ride over Niagara Falls and the man who invented “complex marriage” in one of the most successful utopian experiments. Things get weird pretty quickly around here.
Tags: Americanhistory, Comedy, cults, eccentrics, ghosts, History, librarians, library, Podcast, storytelling, strange, supernatural, Surreal, truecrime, Unexplained, Unusual
Libraries are amazing places! The work library people do is so wide-ranging, it can be hard to keep up on the latest news. We are here to help. Each episode, we focus on one area of library work, discuss library news stories, recommend some books, and share a Spotlight Library that is doing some interesting work. If your image of libraries is dominated by crabby old women who shush you, or places where they scowl when you take books home – you are in for a big surprise. Libraries are the jewels of their communities, and doing all sorts of amazing things every day! Books are the backbone of any library, and there is so much more to do and to use. Service to every member of their community means searching out and connecting with the needs of a lot of different groups. No matter what your interests, there is a library out there for you! Listen to us talk about some of the great things happening in libraries today!
Tags: competencies, leadership, libraries, library, Management, nonprofit, skillbuilding, training