Streaming is the method of delivering video or audio content over the Internet. Aerial video live streaming is one of the hottest trends in the sports, events, content creation, and music industry. It is due to the growing popularity of drones and advancements in drone and drone filming technologies. There is a huge demand for aerial video, and the motion picture and short film industries are driving advances in consumer drone technology.

However how can we make videos and how to stream them and more importantly how to make money from them. In this article, I discuss some of these issues and explain how to set up a video streaming system and how to make money from our video content. What equipment should you use, what software is available, and the pros and cons of the various platforms and services available to us for video streaming and marketing?

The demand for aerial videos:

Aerial videos are in high demand in almost all walks of life. People love to see aerial views of sports and events from unusual angles. Before consumer drones, it was extremely expensive to make these types of videos. However, it is now very cheap to get some amazing aerial views. Additionally, agricultural imaging and industrial inspection of large structures are other areas where aerial video is used.

The application of Live Streaming of aerial videos:

Drone owners can use their FPV (First Person View) and VR (Virtual Reality) types of headsets to see something amazing outdoors when flying their drones. Now imagine that with live streaming of those videos, thousands of people can experience the same effects from the comfort of their home. It is the experience that people want to have. You can fly your drone and share the view with thousands of people.

Another wide-ranging application is the transmission of industrial inspection videos to the control rooms and boardrooms of plants and companies. It is usually carried out by small drone companies that offer these services. This area of ​​streaming video has huge potential and in the future we can expect huge growth in this sector.

Other applications include streaming of political and religious events to show aerial view of gatherings. Also, news channels are using live broadcasts for major events. Similarly, people want to stream their wedding videos to someone not attending and so on.

Live Overhead Broadcast Setup

You can use a helicopter for aerial photography, but we are talking about a cheaper version, so we will only talk about drones here. Live streaming from drones is still a new technology. Some of the considerations for live air broadcasting are as follows:

1. Live streaming services:

The first thing to decide is where you want to live stream your drone videos. Some of the live streaming services are YouTube Live, ustream, Livestream Twitter periscope and Facebook live streaming service.

2. The drone’s camera: Some cameras output the videos generically, but you need a drone with a camera that provides a clean HDMI output in order to use live streaming services. If your camera doesn’t provide a clean HDMI output, you’ll need to find a suitable adapter.

3. Then you need an encoder that takes HDMI and transmits it over the Internet.

4. There are two main protocols used by streaming services. RTMP (Real Time Messaging Protocol) and RTSP (Real Time Streaming Protocol). Take a look at the right one for your service because the choice of encoder depends on it. There is also HTTP Live Streaming (HLS), where it splits the video file into small segments and delivers it to a player via the HTTP protocol.

5. The broadcast standard (ATSC, NTSC, PAL, or SECAM) is another consideration when streaming drone video on any of the services. You must comply with the specifications of the service request. Just look at the technical specifications section on their website.

6. Another consideration is the transcoding capability (in other streaming standards) and the latency of the platform (the delay in streaming) you are using.

7. Internet speed must be reasonable in order to stream live video.

8. Some companies are creating standalone drone solutions which can be expensive but if you are providing commercial services then you might consider these solutions. One of the companies is Amimon. The company offers several products for enthusiasts and professional drone users. Two of their popular products are the Connex and the Connex Mini. However, your Flying Eye drone could be quite an expensive thing to buy! Another company is Newtek and ustream recommends some of their devices.

9. Also, if you want to use high-end camera platforms or high-quality professional VR cameras and cloud streaming, then you might want to consider any products from companies like 360designs and wowza.

10. Some live streaming service providers have their own video streaming equipment that you can use if you plan to stick with that particular company for your drone videos. It might save you some money compared to Amimon products. For example, livestream has Livestream Broadcaster Pro, which is a device, while ustream recommends some encoders as Ustream certified encoders and offers software called Ustream Producer and Ustream Pro.

11. It’s good to test your stream on multiple devices before you start streaming.

12. You get a link for your live video stream from your service provider. You can send this link to anyone to watch the broadcast. You can follow the instructions from the platform of your choice.

How to make money from your videos (during the live broadcast and after):

Making videos costs money and it would be a good idea to monetize your live stream, and then the videos and get some cash.

Monetization during live video streaming:

First, we are talking about live streaming, and if you are using YouTube live, then you can earn instant money during your live streaming! There is a feature called super chat that YouTube recently introduced. You can activate this feature and your fans will be able to chat with you during the broadcast. Your chat would stand out during the video stream. This way you will be able to see your chat and will likely increase your chances of getting a response. However, in order to send these types of chat messages, they would have to pay. Then you get your share of YouTube. It’s probably the easiest way to monetize your live stream. However, Super Chat is available to people who have a certain number of subscribers and only in certain countries.

Prime Video Content Monetization:

The main video contents are not those that are of high quality, but also if you present them to the right audience. If you have created such high-quality videos, then you have plenty of options to make money from them. There is a huge market for video on demand. Traditionally, it was a challenge to distribute your film. You would have to go through the distribution channels. Now some companies still follow the same practice, but on some platforms, you can communicate directly. There are three types of markets where you can sell your videos. The first type is the transactional platforms, where people pay a small amount of money to watch the video, the second category is the subscription platforms (iTunes) where they pay a monthly or yearly subscription to access the videos, and the third is ad-based (You Tube, Hulu, DailyMotion) where you get paid based on the ads that play on your videos. A brief introduction to these markets is below:

1.Netflix

If your video is very high quality and you have done a good amount of advertising and you have thousands of followers on social media then you could sell that video to Netflix and make a good amount of money. However, to close a deal, you need to find a distributor or go to film festivals and grab the attention of Netflix.

2. Amazon Prime Video

Prime video is another alternative for you to sell your prime content. For this, you do not need a distributor. You can directly upload your videos using Amazon Video Direct.

3.iTunes

iTunes requires you to pass their quality check before accepting your movie. But even before you get to iTunes, you usually have to use an aggregator that will charge a fee and put your video in the proper format for iTunes. You then need to go to one of the Apple approved encoding houses who will then encode your videos correctly according to your requirements. You can avoid the aggregator, but you can’t avoid the house encoding. So there are many steps involved and finally iTunes also checks the quality.

4.Hulu

This platform is based on advertisement. You pay a fee to a distributor, you put your movie on the platform, you get traffic for your movie, the ads will run and you get a commission.

5. Youtube

As you are probably familiar with how YouTube works. It’s very easy to sign up for your You Tube channel and start uploading your movies. According to the ad, you can earn money from your videos.

6.POV (Point of View)

This is a place where you can find some resources for non-fiction film. On their website, you can also find organizations that offer funding to individual artists and film companies. Every year they call for submissions, and if your film is approved, it will air on PBS television.

7. Vimeo On Demand

Here you can start selling your videos after paying a monthly fee of AUD19.

8. Daily movement

You can use this platform similar to You Tube. Also, if you have a website, you can run Daily Motion videos on your site and get commission for advertising on those videos. But this needs approval from DailyMotion. If your site has some traffic, you will get this authorization and start generating revenue.

Emails have come to play a very important role in modern life. Let’s make the world a little more pleasant for everyone by using the right email etiquette. Here are some tips:

Do not forward an email without permission.

Forwarding an email that was only intended for you is a breach of trust. Get permission or don’t.

If you are unable to fully respond to an email in a timely manner, please send an acknowledgment receipt.

People feel ignored. When you don’t have time to respond to an email, send a standard response, such as: “Thanks for your email. I can’t respond right now, but I’ll get back to you soon. I appreciate your patience.”

Don’t have the recipient search a long chain of messages for a needle in a haystack.

Don’t write, “Yeah, let’s go with option 6,” and have the reader look through 10 pages of previous emails to find out what option 6 is. Be nice. It’s easier for you to copy and paste relevant material into your current message.

DO NOT USE ALL CAPITAL LETTERS.

Capital letters SHOUT. Nobody likes being shouted at.

Do not mark it as “URGENT”. unless really it is urgent.

Fight the urge to be like the little boy who always yelled “Wolf!” just to get attention. Remember, when a wolf actually came to eat him, everyone ignored his screams.

Don’t clutter inboxes unnecessarily.

Is your email necessary, important or useful? If not, please don’t send it. That includes unnecessary responses, like “Okay, thanks” or “Take it easy.”

Don’t copy the wrong people.

Let’s say you have to email a co-worker about a mistake you’ve made. If you “Cc” the president of your company, that associate will be embarrassed, at best. At worst, he’ll assume you’re trying to undermine him and he’ll stay up at night planning your destruction.

Customize for clarity.

Vague emails that unnecessarily tax other people’s time are not polite. The following email is an example:

A:Jill Nye; Bill Todd; Jane Smith

Theme: The report is due today.

The monthly report is due today at 5 pm. Please review the attached draft. We need to verify that the earnings figures are correct, finish the graph on page four, and review the entire report.

Do you see what is wrong? The email doesn’t specify who is supposed to do what. The one below solves this by fixing everything….

A:Jill Nye; Bill Todd; Jane Smith

Theme: The report is due today.

The monthly report is due today at 5 pm Please review the attached draft.

Jill: Check that the earnings figures are correct.

Bill: Finish the chart on page four.

Jane: Please review the entire report.

YouTube is one of the top five most visited sites in the world and has been a great resource for information, entertainment and fun. It has also become one of the most successful marketing tools in the web hemisphere. Yes, marketing. You can believe? People along with major companies are using videos as part of their marketing campaign to speed up sales or get the viewer to take some kind of action, be it joining your mailing list, visiting your website, or purchasing goods or services. of the marketer.

Well, what does this have to do with artists, a lot. Just like major companies and independent businesses, they are using YouTube as a way to market their products, and so can you. That is how.

Videos are different from text and still images because videos allow viewers a glimpse of who the person in the video really is. Viewers can tell if you’re entertaining, funny, informative, or boring. So if you have a video of yourself, as an artist, people can see you and maybe like you, which makes them do business with you in a way. If you decide to go the YouTube route, there are a few things you need to consider as an artist.

First, post videos of you creating your artwork in your studio or class.

You want to let people see a taste of what it’s like to be in your world. As you record the video, you can talk a bit about how your work is created from start to finish. This type of video can serve as an artist statement for anyone who comes into contact with your video. You can post this type of video to your blog or site to serve as an artist statement only.

Second, create videos of yourself at an art show or art exhibit, especially if you have a lot of people at your show.

This gives viewers the feeling that you are professional and have some recognition from collectors and buyers. It’s also great to see people socializing and mingling in one place dedicated to you. So definitely post videos of yourself having an art show.

Third, use your videos to drive people to your site, blog, Facebook page, or whatever.

This is the most important thing you can do. You definitely want people to go to the main location where you sell and promote your art on the web. Again, whether it’s Facebook, a website, or a blog, you want to have the link or URL somewhere in the video. It has been said that it is better to have it at the beginning of the video and at the end. You also want to have a direct link to your site or fan page first thing in the description box next to your video. You can put this right after uploading your video.

If uploading videos and making videos is new to you, don’t panic too much, it’s very easy to get started. If you know nothing about videos and YouTube, just ask a family member, especially a teenager or college student, and I promise they can point you in the right direction. Also, don’t worry about what kind of camera to use.

There are so many cheap cameras that you can buy for under $100 that will allow you to upload your video directly to YouTube. If you remember these few things I mentioned, you can’t go wrong getting an answer when using videos to market your artwork.

A press release is the standard way to alert the media, and increasingly the online public, about what you’re doing or selling.

The press release (PR) is part of the public relations artillery and should be used wisely. Although mostly written and distributed by public relations professionals, you too can competently write your own public relations if you keep in mind the following 12 key points.

Think about the 5 ‘W’s

The PR mantra is WWWW. Before doing anything, think Who, what, when, where and why. If you don’t include this vital information, it’s a total waste of time.

The first golden paragraph

This is your chance to grab media attention, so make it impactful. The first short paragraph should announce the ‘5’ W’s and the rest of the PR will expand on this.

newsworthy

We call it the ‘news’ because it is ‘new’. What makes your story press-worthy? What’s new in what you’re doing? Is there new research? The media loves stories about anything that’s the biggest, the smallest, the fastest, the world’s first, or the most exciting. Think of all the ways your story is new, include them, and support your claims.

Concise

A PR should never be more than two pages of A4 paper. One page is ideal. Keep the font neutral and the design clear: a line spacing of 1.5 is best.

Contact

Always include your contact details at the bottom of the PR. That is your full name, phone number, mobile and email address.

personal touch

Include a quote that communicates your key messages in an animated way. Sound ‘excited’ or ‘excited’ about what you are announcing. If it’s not really interesting or exciting news, you shouldn’t bother the press with it.

correct, correct, correct

It is unacceptable to submit a PR full of grammatical errors. Have someone else proofread it, then print it out and proofread it again.

tell them about it

When you email your PR, please include it clearly in the main body of your email. The media probably won’t bother to open your Word document attachment.

Balance

There’s a fine line between spinning and being downright misleading. Find an attention-grabbing headline, but don’t lie or exaggerate your story. Also, NEVER USE CAPITAL LETTERS AS IT WILL ONLY ANNOY PEOPLE.

Write for the task at hand

Your PR is not a submission for a prose writing contest. Keep it clear, informative, and as factual as possible. Have fun with the headline, but don’t overdo the trivia in the main body of the release.

It is not a sales pitch.

Chorus of ‘sales talk’; This is not the place. A PR is to inform the media about a newsworthy event, not to promote a product as in an advertisement.

Use press releases wisely

Turning your home office into a purpose-built garden shed may be great news for your family, but probably less so on the global stage. Post strong stories and get a good name for yourself. Take out the trash. Remember that it is your reputation that will be at stake.

Every web designer aims to design fast loading web pages. The reason is that web users are always in a hurry. They’ll go elsewhere if they can’t find what they’re looking for quickly and easily.

Your site visitors won’t wait a minute or more for a single page to download. According to some experts, if your home page doesn’t load in eight seconds, about a third of visitors are likely to get frustrated and leave your website.

There are a few solutions that will make sure your site downloads before users get frustrated and disappear.
Many programs add unnecessary code to their web pages. Remove unnecessary code and extra tags that you may have left behind while editing your web pages. Cascading style sheets can be used where possible. They produce clean code. A page designed with CSS can present almost the same layout and information as an HTML page using a third of the amount of code.

Use graphics, scripts, and Flash where needed. Image files like GIF and JPEG are the easiest to optimize. Be sure to optimize large files. Many third party applications can optimize your images online. Graphic buttons should be replaced by text links. Never use images to display blocks of text.

Keep your web pages light with a limited number of images and text links so the page loads in fractions of seconds. Take the example of the Google home page that has an image and selects a number of text links. It is a perfect example of page size and download optimization. Users will reward you with more traffic if you keep your web pages light.
You should re-evaluate your site architecture if you’ve tried all of these tips but the download time isn’t less than six seconds. It may be the case that you are putting too much information on each page.

Would you like to start your day on a positive note? Consider reading an inspirational quote and treating yourself to some inspiration before starting your busy day. Reduce your stress and increase your happiness by bringing some positivity into your life from the start of the day!

On a daily basis, we are all exposed to negative and fear-based messages. Most of us are heavily influenced by this negativity and the biggest struggle we have is maintaining our commitment, motivation and persistence. We may have a vision that motivates us for a while, but often before we know it, our vision is a dim memory.

How can we stay motivated and on track? Words can be powerful motivators. Inspirational quotes from well-known or relatively unknown writers, thinkers, heroes, and leaders can be the spark that reignites our vision.

Daily inspirational quotes can inspire, inform, motivate, encourage, nurture, entertain, validate, and sometimes challenge us. While some quotes are religious in nature, many are not. The best quotes will make us consider their underlying meaning and how this meaning relates to our own lives and values. In many cases, the quotes will inspire us to action.

Inspirational quotes can introduce a daily dose of positivity into our lives. Our thoughts, both negative and positive, influence our actions. When we dwell on negative thoughts, these thoughts often lead to uncomfortable feelings and emotions. It can be difficult, if not impossible, to stay motivated in the face of negativity and self-criticism.

When you read an inspirational quote that moves you, you start thinking and feeling more positively. When you have a positive attitude, your mind begins to access the resources of the right brain: the creative, intuitive, non-linear part of the mind. When you feel more positive, you can often find that you approach everything with a fresh perspective and can come up with new solutions to problems.

I think one of the greatest values ​​of daily inspirational quotes is that they offer a single, isolated idea to contemplate. Citation collections are fine, but sometimes overwhelming because they offer too much to consider all at once.

Because the range of quotes is so wide, people have different preferences and resonate with some quotes more than others. Some prefer quotes that focus on a specific theme, such as success, motivation, or inspiration, while others prefer a variety of topics. As you begin to practice reading inspirational quotes daily, it’s a good idea to identify what you’d like the quotes to help you achieve and what types of quotes appeal to you the most. If you’re into dating women, consider subscribing to a Daily Moment of Inspiration from The Friend Yourself Project.

Start your practice of reading daily quotes and introduce some inspiration and positivity into your life!

In today’s article I would like to summarize all the important things that I have learned in trading in the last decade. Let’s go for it!

1. Risk management and positive RRR

We started working on our private fund and app with our team three years ago. At the beginning, we asked ourselves a fundamental question: “How can we change risk management to a really high and sophisticated level?” Consider the fact that our first steps in working on our own fund were not about which broker to use, which server to have, or which strategies we should use. All of these questions would be meaningless unless we understood that the foundation for successful trading is primarily high-quality risk and portfolio management.

Market advantage does not last forever. Strategies fail over time (although some may work for years), markets change faster than ever, and drawdowns were, are, and always will be. So the question is: what is the best way to deal with it? These are all issues that need to be resolved at the level of risk management and not at the level of brokers, servers and strategies.

From my point of view, the most important thing is to create a concept of how to see money management as a whole. Our elemental approach is based on the philosophy that each strategy in a portfolio is like a single employee in a large company. And the goal of running such a company is not based on the fact that each employee should receive the same share of the company’s resources (the same percentage of capital), but that each employee should have resources dynamically allocated based on how you are doing; how effective they are and how they are contributing to the company as a whole. Therefore, our risk management is based on a very dynamic real-time evaluation of the actual effectiveness of all “employees”. That is, not only from the point of view of its singular effectiveness, but also from the point of view of its functionality as a whole. Based on this evaluation, different resources are dynamically assigned to each “employee” over time.

Simultaneously, it is important to take into account all the resources of the company as a whole (we can see it as a cash flow) and these resources also increase or decrease globally depending on the performance of the company as a whole.

In a management model of this type, it is important to consider many different aspects, from the analysis of the quality of each operation, the distribution of the latest ones, as well as of all existing operations, going through different analyzes of equity, volatility and quality. current markets. Therefore, the model is very dynamic and can literally change every minute the distribution of resources to each “employee” and also to the entire company. Naturally, I will not give more details on this subject.

The point for which I write this is very simple: It is really important to have a clear idea of ​​how to manage capital. You don’t need fancy models if you don’t plan on managing large amounts of money, but if you’re a small “ordinary” trader, you need to know what percentage of your capital you risk per trade. If such risk makes sense from the point of view of Monte Carlo analysis (and the maximum possible reduction of Monte Carlo) and also to have a specific plan on when and how to increase or decrease the number of contracts, and how to deal with strategies and patterns that are currently having a bad period (such strategies should not receive the same resources as those that are performing well).

I highly recommend trading with positive RRR. From my personal experience, it’s easy to find beautiful, flowing equity with negative or 1:1 RRR, but then commissions and slippage kick in and the cards radically change to your downside.

Also, I suggest a book called “Definite to Position Sizing”, which I used as inspiration for my background.

2. Regular maintenance and adaptation

From the experience I’ve gained over the past few years, whatever your edge is in the market, whatever your focus and business route, your edge will need occasional changes, updates, and maintenance (even if you operate on a discretionary basis).

Some changes are changes in stop-loss and exits (better adaptation to the new volatility); sometimes it’s a regular optimization; sometimes small changes in a fundamental idea of ​​the edge. Occasionally, some of this work will be done by automatically adapting requirements and algorithms on your behalf. But even so, a few different levels of regular maintenance will be needed.

There is no definitive advantage that you can trade without constant changes. The markets are changing too fast and therefore it is necessary to make the appropriate changes in parallel. Occasionally, it is necessary to change the composition of the portfolio; occasionally to change a market or time frame, or to change the number of positions thanks to ever-changing volatility. These are all things that come with the experience and are very important.

If you look at this from a different angle, it’s just like any other profession in life. Whatever you do, new trends, new tools, new requirements are constantly emerging and we have to learn to adapt. If we don’t, we can’t be successful at anything in this dynamic world (not even trading).

The good thing is that it is not as bad as it may seem. In short, it is important to trade and gain experience, reconcile that we will never be perfect and will occasionally make mistakes, to learn from them. The more we negotiate, the easier it will be to make a decision about specific changes in order to adapt. Our decisions will not always be correct, but that’s the way it is in life (if we are reasonably diversified, the occasional wrong decision will be balanced by a series of good decisions. In our background we are dealing with a lot of volatility and on many different levels from periodic system optimizations to proprietary self-adaptive algorithms and indicators, to concepts that work with portfolio-wide adaptability.

The need to know how to adapt is an elementary part of survival in life. It really is great news because it means that everything necessary for us to adapt is in our genes. We just have to learn to use it.

3. Learning is a never-ending process

The above paragraph leads to the last important point I need to discuss here: learning is a never-ending process. Trading is a lifestyle, it is a way of life. If you have chosen to operate, and I mean really chosen, then it will probably be with you for the rest of your life. And that means there will always be something to learn, there will always be something new. And this is something that makes the path of a trader even more exciting.

To be honest, I have a feeling that I still don’t know much, even after more than 10 years in the trade. Yes, I have made significant progress. In our background, with our team, we are realizing and discovering really incredible things. Although I have a feeling that I don’t know much about trading. Perhaps today you know more about risk management than why the markets move the way they do. Perhaps today I am able to develop a bigger concept of risk management and trading than before, but that does not mean that I have found more certainty in the markets. Trading is still a path without certainties. That’s why it’s trading, that’s why it’s speculation. But what’s for sure these days: It’s not even a civil servant position anymore.

I have the feeling that there is always something to learn. Every day we are surprised by new discoveries that need new and creative thoughts and ideas to be able to implement them in the right way. Even after 10 years I still read trading books; I learn from other traders and discover more and more new things.

In trading there is always something to improve.

And that’s probably how it always will be for traders. This is one reason why you need to enjoy trading, why you need to be passionate in order to be successful in the long run.

On the other hand, I must say that you will learn a lot, not only about trading, but also about yourself and life. In fact, I am amazed at what I have learned about myself and life from trading.

Try to approach trading also with an open mind and not just from a logical point of view. That would be a mistake as trading needs logic, heart and creativity.

Happy trading!

To say that social media has “changed the dynamics of how we use the Internet” would be an understatement. Since the launch of Orkut in 2004, Google has jumped on the social media bandwagon with its arch-rivals Facebook and Twitter. The latest edition of Google’s suite of web applications is Google Buzz, a new tool aimed at steering users away from other social networking sites.

What is Google Buzz?

Google Buzz is an email-enabled social media outlet that is (according to some) going to take the social media world by storm. It is designed to allow users to share photos, videos, links, and status updates with their friends, as well as discuss shared content. It’s very similar to Facebook News Feed in that regard. It’s also similar to FriendFeed, a social sharing service acquired by Facebook last year with a small but devoted following.

The best thing about this app is that it’s easy to integrate in one step with users’ existing Gmail accounts, something Google is probably counting on to make this product a success. With a user base of 174 million ‘Gmailers’, Google Buzz is looking for a large pool of potential users.

What is not so good is that it is similar to many services that are already on the market. Google Buzz seems like a “me too” product. People already have a plethora of ways to share content with their friends: Facebook and Twitter are two popular options. Blogging is another. Sending text and picture messages via email to friends is still very popular. So, will Google Buzz make consumers change?

Dealing with the competition:

With a strong loyal user base of 400 million, social media giant Facebook has been in business since 2007 and is gobbling up the market pie faster by the minute. By constantly innovating and adding new features, Facebook has been able to attract and retain more users than any other social networking site, and is Google’s #1 competitor. It is followed in second place by Twitter, with 18 million registered users.

Over the years, Google has made several attempts to catch up with the competition, but has failed to pull it off.

Unstable trajectory:

Google hasn’t exactly established itself in the social media space. The search engine giant has been struggling to build a loyal customer base and seems to ship more apps than the market can handle. Most famously, Orkut failed to take off outside of India and Brazil, and Google’s other social networking efforts also crashed in the marketplace: Dodgeball, Jaiku, and OpenSocial, to name three.

More recently, Google launched Google Wave, another means of sharing information, data, and opinions, which didn’t really take off. Google representatives admitted that Buzz was inspired by Google Wave, describing it as “an online tool for real-time communication and collaboration.” “A wave can be both a conversation and a document where people can discuss and work together using rich text, photos, videos, maps, and more.” Basically, Google Wave is email, instant messaging, an online collaboration tool, and a wiki all rolled into one service. So what is the difference between Buzz and Wave?

buzz vs wave:

Google Buzz uses email updates, while Google Wave is real-time communication (you can actually see someone type their response or comment on an individual wave). Wave was built with collaboration features like editing a document, planning an event, creating meeting notes, and so on. But if you just want to share photos, videos, or comments that don’t require real-time communication, then Google Buzz is probably the best option.

One of the problems with Wave is that it’s a difficult tool to explain to others, and once you understand what Wave is, it’s even more difficult to understand everything you can do with it. Buzz, on the other hand, works similar to email and focuses on one thing: sharing content with others. This is probably one of the reasons why Google Wave didn’t work as well as everyone hoped.

However, Google Buzz could prove to be much more promising than its predecessor:

Buzz, from day one, is a better and more elegant service than Facebook has become after six years. Part of this is because Facebook had to create its network from scratch and was a pioneer in the category, giving it a lot of baggage to overcome at this point. Meanwhile, Google has the advantage of building on Gmail and being able to grab good ideas from both Facebook and Twitter. I call this “second mover advantage”. Google Buzz is simple, elegant and quite fast. Buzz makes it easy to include photos and other media in posts, which is an advantage over Facebook. Google is not in the habit of making major changes when users are comfortable with previous changes. Facebook seems adrift; Google No.

Google’s privacy beats Facebook’s privacy. Despite number 1 below, Google generally gets good marks for protecting user data. Facebook has had a series of privacy issues that have created considerable distrust among users. Buzz works within Gmail. Having social media integrated into an app that most people live with makes email a more natural part of communication, not a separate online destination and process. The Gmail users in your contact list are the foundation of your community. Buzz automatically builds relationships, resulting in a social network that includes more of your existing friends, as long as they use Gmail. Making networks automatically has advantages and disadvantages, but it seems like a benefit to the user.

Marketing potential:

Another point I would like to highlight is the fact that while Facebook has carved a niche for itself in the ‘casual and purely social’ space, Google Buzz has the potential to target the business user space. As many people today also use Gmail and Gtalk for professional use, the chances of users building sustainable business networks on this platform are high. This leaves plenty of room for B2B marketers to learn how to use this medium effectively.

For some people on this earth, feeling safe is something that is a normal part of their life. This is not to say that someone like that will never feel insecure; what it means is that this is something that they will rarely experience.

However, even though they probably won’t think about the fact that they usually feel safe, feeling that way will allow them to show themselves fully and live a life worth living. Therefore, your felt sense of security will be the foundation on which almost everything else rests.

another experience

On the other hand, when someone does not have a sense of security, they are unlikely to be able to fully embrace life or have a life worth living. The foundation on which every other part of your life would be built simply won’t be in place.

In other words, since the first element will not be in its place, the rest of the elements will not be in its place. And, even if they have built a life, it is unlikely that everyone will agree with it or that it will be a life that reflects who they really are.

a part

However, as long as one lives in this way, it does not mean that one will realize that one does not feel safe. Instead, what is happening may simply be something they are used to.

As a result of this, it will cause them problems, but there will be no reason for them to do anything about it. As far as they are concerned, you can see what life is like and what they have to put up with.

Step back

For their life to change, they will have to be able to take a step back from what is happening. From here, they will be able to find a way to change their life so that they can develop a sense of security.

However, until this happens, they will continue to live a life that will not bring them much joy. It could be a lonely existence that feels like a curse or it could be an existence where they can experience ‘positive’ feelings from time to time by pleasing others.

groundhog day

When they are around others, they can lose touch with how they feel and end up playing a role. The reason they may lose touch with how they feel is that they won’t feel safe enough to be in their body.

This is likely something that just happens rather than something they consciously choose to do. As for playing a role, this will be a way of trying to gain the approval of others.

outsourced

Being in his body will be seen as too great a risk; while being outside their bodies will be seen as the way to survive. What this boils down to is that if they were to inhabit your body, it would be much harder for them to detect and avoid a threat.

Again, this is unlikely to be something they are aware of or choose to do. Their need to play a role or series of roles that allows them to please others is because they see other people as being in control of their own survival.

the alternative

If you were to settle into your body and allow your life to be an expression of your true self (your feelings, values, and intuition, for example) or your whole being and not just the part of your being that relates to your survival, it is likely that they experience a lot of fear and anxiety, and even terror. Living on the surface of yourselves and doing what you can to please others will be a way of staying together.

Still, while this will allow you to keep your inner world in check, there may be times when this is not the case. Like jam spread on toast, anxiety could spread over your life, making it difficult for you to feel comfortable.

a life of isolation

Another part of this is that they may have a strong need to spend a lot of time away from others. This will prevent them from meeting some of their needs, but it will allow them to settle down.

Because of how strong this need is, they may not even think about most of their other needs when they’re alone. This can also be a way for them to recharge, as being around others could make them feel more unregulated than regulated.

What’s going on?

It may seem strange why someone would not feel safe and would need to spend most of their life in a disembodied state and a lot of time alone. The main problem is that they do not have a sense of security and this can show that they had a deeply traumatic childhood.

During their early years, they may have been abused and/or neglected on a weekly, if not daily basis. A time when they needed love, care and protection to grow and develop would have been a time when they were pushed to their limits and all their resources were used to keep them alive.

Awareness

Another way to get an idea of ​​what it was like for them would be for someone to imagine that one’s initial environment was like a war zone. The difference is that, unlike a soldier, they were helpless, extremely vulnerable and underdeveloped, and therefore totally unarmed to handle what was happening.
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If one can relate to this and is ready to change their life, they may need to seek outside support. This is something that can be provided with the help of a therapist or healer.

There are many seasoned sword and knife collectors who are interested in vintage, collectible, antique, vintage pocket knives, hunting knives, classic pistol knives, boar knives, throwing spikes, and stilettos.

An imperial collection of these antiques remains a source of pride and fantasy for antique lovers. There are many antique repositories that promote knife collections. They sell antique collectibles to knife lovers at unbelievable and great prices. Some of the antiques on the market are:

Vintage Cattaraugus “Sleeve Board Pen Knife” – This is a great old knife. The blades have a loud clicking sound. Nice gold celluloid handles.

Rare Old Utica Kutmaster “Northrup King Seeds” Stockman 3-Blade Advertising Knife – Large clip-on blade has a nice long nail pull. Alpaca reinforcements. Brass linings. Nice old advertising knife made in the USA.

Just the coolest little knife, Joseph Rodgers “Mini Sheepsfoot”: Handle is rough-textured black bone with an inlaid nickel silver oval shield (great for engraving). Blade has super strong; it opens and closes.

Rare Old A. KASTOR Coca Cola Advertising Knife: It has 2 blades: bottle opener and spear blade. The main blade is stamped “A. KASTOR BROS. NEW YORK” on one side and “COCA COLA BOTTLING” on the other side. Strong opening and closing click on both leaves.

Vintage case, proven XX knife, 2 “Equal End” blades with polished black handle – large clip blade is angled and has a good long nail puller. It has a small feather blade. It’s a rare old beauty with a sturdy blade and solid handles. It would be a great addition to any knife collection. They just don’t make them that way anymore.

Cattaraugus “Sunfish” vintage knife – has a hard-to-find pattern. This is a great old fashioned knife with full blades and strong snap. Flawless Honey Jigged Bone handles.

Rare old Lipic advertising knife “Make it better with Doughboy Climatized FEEDS” – The large spear point blade is sloped at the tip and has a nice long nail pull. The other is a bottle opener and a screwdriver. Strong opening and closing click on both leaves. This has a Lipic USA herringbone stamp.

Nice Old, Rare, “Buster Brown Health Shoes”, Camp Knife with Nice Openwork Bone Handle – This knife is in excellent condition. All blades have a loud snap. The large spear blade has a nice long deep nail pull and is sloped on both sides to the point. It has an embedded “BUSTER BROWN” shield. There is a herringbone stamp on the blade of the spear; Number 30 on the rear tang of the spear blade. This has cute alpaca gussets with beauty line.

Very old and rare “cockspur serrated knife” made by JM Vance & Company, a Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, hardware wholesaler from 1776 to 1719.

Vintage 1920’s Cattaraugus “Sleeveboard” Knife – Comes in a hard to find pattern. This great antique knife comes with full blades and good snap.

1930’s Cattaraugus “Dog Bone” Vintage Knife – Extremely rare pattern has elegant spiral celluloid handles, with dog bone front and back bolsters, like a toothpick.

Mentioned above are just some of the vintage and collectible knives. All antiques are available used, but prized ones are rarely available in mint condition. The proud possession of such knives is a matter of luck and money, certainly.