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City of Van Nuys, not Ex Mission De San Fernando. :-D

www.google.com/streetview

 

Google Analytics Launch

Park Lane

 

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After a quick look around to kick the tires, I'm now really beginning to grok this Google Calendar thing.

 

(You can add the Sox schedule to your own Google Calendar.)

The Play Store displayed on the Nexus 7.

In an effort to have fun Google HR thought it would be fun to offer Googlers a day to dress in pajamas. Not in a Heff's front lawn sort of way, but in an 'am I telecommuting today?' sort of fashion. I'm wearing Homer Simpson slippers and some nice hula girls wearing santa hats bottoms....oh, and a shirt.

 

It's a poor day for a rebuttal, but see Aaron's post about the infancy bit: www.aaronsw.com/weblog/googlife

If you want to marry someone, be careful who you talk with on Gtalk! Google knows everything! lol Love joke, just for fun.

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So you've installed Google Chrome. There's only one thing you need to check works fine. Who gives a monkeys about anything else?

Yesterday my Pal Justin Korn posted a simple query to Google Buzz asking people to post to his Buzz if they were a photopgraher and on Buzz and so far over 100 different photographers have posted to his thread. It seems like photographers are flocking to Google's latest social network and for good reason. Here's another view of many of these photographers from Justin's blog.

 

Buzz displays your photos much more elegantly than they do on Flickr. As you upload your photos to Flickr, or Google's Picasa (where I've started getting more active myself), your photos are imported into Buzz as a stream of nice looking large sized thumbnail images. But here's where it gets better. Click on an image and Buzz loads up the image's full large size, in all it's glory. I don't know about you, but I love looking at images really big *much* more than I enjoy looking at the medium sized 500 px default that Flickr shows. Rather than have to leave the page that I'm on (like on Flickr to see an image big) I can instead just advance through the images with the keyboard one by one.

 

Each image includes a link back to flickr/picasa where if I want to I can click on the link and it will open that image in a new tab on my browser to go fave or comment on or do whatever I want on flickr/picasa.

 

While you are on Buzz you can "like" a photographers import, or comment on it, or whatever. I'm finding that Buzz is every bit as social as a site like Flickr is for photographers and am having some really great conversations about my own work.

 

Are you a photographer and on Buzz? Then definitely post your info to Justin's thread above. Are you a photographer and not on Buzz yet? What are you waiting for, come on over, the water's nice. It's another great place to showcase your work. Even if you don't have the time or inclination to spend time socially interacting on Buzz, you still might want to at least link it up to your Flickrstream so that people that want to follow your work on Buzz still can.

 

If you'd like to follow my stuff on Buzz you can find me here. I'm going to be very active on Buzz in the days and weeks ahead.

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Google logo visualized as a path in RGB color space.

 

Each of the four colors makes a loop because it travels from light to dark tones in the beveled letters.

 

You can get the Processing source code in this blog post

A few years down the line, this -will- be possible.

 

Inspired by a bookmark I saw at Exclusive Books in Montecasino, Fourways, Johannesburg.

Google authorship is an essential part of modern SEO.

Google Play logo designed, presumably, by some internal Google designers?

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Just spotted the Google Street View car getting assistance from a council worker down The Stade, Folkestone Harbour.

 

Last seen driving up North Street past The Lifeboat pub towards The Durlocks at roughly 9.50am.

Wallpaper for my desktop. You can click on All Sizes to download the original file which is in 1280 x 768. Let me know if you like it.

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I've been testing a Google Pixel 2 XL phone. I don't have the screen problems everybody is complaining about. It seemed desaturated when I got it but photos look natural. || taken November 1, 2017 with Canon EOS 5D Mark IV and EF100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM at 100, ¹⁄₈₀ sec at f/9.0 with 0 EV, ISO 200 || Copyright 2017 Stephen Shankland/CNET

Seriously, Google?

 

See what Google infers about you for ad targeting here: www.google.com/ads/preferences/view

Anne Richard, U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Population, Refugees, and Migration, participates in a Google+ Hangout with Antonio Guterres, UN High Commissioner for Refugees, and Lara Setrakian, Founder of Syria Deeply, on assistance to Syria on March 19, 2013. [State Department photo/ Public Domain]

These are from a while ago, but I was scanning film and thought I'd share.

One of the Google bus protest in San Francisco where they were protesting the buses because of gentrification.

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