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I'm not going to lie

After years of raveling all over the west, I feel a little bit sad now that my time in the US is about to end

That's why a couple of weeks ago

I decided to pack my things and drive more than 1,000 miles to South Dakota

a trip that took me over 16 hours in two days to complete

With winter storms still hitting the north

I had a narrow window to do such a long trip and avoid them while I was in the road

once I got there though, there would be no way to escape the big one

a blizzard that caught me in the park, where I found myself stuck for a couple of days

with record-breaking temperatures and snowfall

But that was just one of the many difficulties I had to face in one of my toughest road trip yet

On my first night in the badlands, let's call it day zero

I went on a short hike and took some snapshots and just one film photo

The forecast kept changing for the worse

I was expecting six inches of snow during day two, but the latest predictions were talking about 15 and even 18 inches

Good morning guys

Welcome to the badlands national park

That's right

So I got here yesterday at night

After a very very long drive from Indiana, it was a thousand miles, 16 hours

But I finally made it to South Dakota

This is Western South Dakota, almost to Wyoming, and yeah as you can see it's a national park of

Badlands. I'm gonna be here for five full days and six nights, so I think it's gonna be enough time to explore the park

Hopefully take some good shots

There's one problem though, and it's the forecast for tomorrow. There is a blizzard warning

11 to 17 inches of snow expected

Yeah tomorrow, I'll probably be staying in the car

but the rest of my stay here should be nice

So it might be a good thing that I'm getting

cloudy, sunny and blizzard weather in just five days

So I have a little bit of everything

I'm gonna be approaching this trip in a slightly different way

I not only brought my film equipment, but I also brought digital equipment, digital camera with different lenses

So I'm gonna be taking black and white film photos and digital color photos

today, it's about getting to know this place a little bit more

scouting a little bit, drive through the park

See what it has to offer or what I can expect to know what to do in the next few days, so let's go

Okay, so I'm here at the

Pretty much still the beginning of my first hike

And I found this

This is Saddle Pass. I think you are supposed to go through here somehow

So on the side of the cliff or the side of the canyon

I just can't it's very slippery and I can't with two tripods and two cameras

And I don't feel like climbing rocks right now

I have a lot of gear and also there are snakes and that's not something I want to do right now, so

I think I can get to the top using other two trails that hopefully are not

like this so far

failure

I'm out of the park now

Well, at the entrance

I found these fields here that are pretty cool, a little bit far away from the Badlands

So I took three shots

With the bronica here using these

track

tracks

You're not supposed to drive off-road

But someone did, I guess, so I mean they help for the photo least because they are like a guideline

otherwise it would be boring so I took two compositions with the track and

one without the tracks

And we'll see how that works

During this first pass of the park, I was amazed by the landscape

But the highlight of the day was actually the wildlife deer bighorn sheep bison and prairie dogs were a great contrast to the desolated landscape

It's been a long day so far it's only 5 p.m.. But I've been awake for 12 hours already

I guess this is the calm before the storm

I mean "calm" because it's very very windy it was really hard to cook dinner here

We are expecting between 9 and 13 inches if not more

Let me check because it changes a lot from one minute to the next. Between 9 and 14 inches tomorrow Friday

anyway

All that snow is gonna come with high wind too, so that means that I'm gonna be spending

Pretty much the whole day tomorrow here in the car. I have a lot of

Yeah, let's call it shit because it's shit, with me, so I'll be fine. I have food. I have water. I have books

Saturday's gonna be just fine

I mean it's gonna be very cold, so the snow is not gonna melt

It's gonna be here with us for a little bit, so we'll see if I can actually drive to somewhere else in the park

But if I can't I also have plans I can just walk there

because the weather is gonna be just fine. It's gonna be cold

and probably full of snow, but it's gonna be just partly cloudy not very windy so

I'll be able to walk over there and probably take some

Hopefully cool photos of these Badlands covered in snow, but yeah, that's about it

I don't know how to feel about this just yet. I don't know if I should be

concerned, I don't know if I should be happy because I'm gonna get special conditions here

I always say that

Landscape photography is all about the conditions, and the more special the better the photos, and that is true

So I'm very tired

but I still have a little bit more than two hours before sunset so I think I'm gonna drive to the park and

Get even more tired so I can get good sleep

just trying to take advantage of my last hours being able to actually walk out and

Do something right before the the storm comes here, so yeah

This is it for today

See you tomorrow from the car

Thanks for watching, and see you tomorrow

For more infomation >> Badlands National Park, Day 1 | Analog and Digital Landscape Photography - Duration: 13:25.

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LIPSTICK EMPIRE (Digital Exclusive) - Live in the Moment - Duration: 0:44.

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more than just like Snapchat or one Instagram picture

or like one campaign shot.

You and I always gravitate towards like

something that's like a little off or a little weird

or a little different.

- I'm just excited to be able to share our lives like this,

and to be able to share it in this platform.

We plan out lunches,

but we're not planning like that far ahead.

- Yeah.

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Hello Everyone, nice to see you again!

Today, I'm gonna show you 'how I paint the spidy fanart'

As the same, We'll start at 'Base color step'

And to help you paint it faster, you can use the path tools to define the area like I'm doing now.

then right click and select 'make a selection'

I can finish the hair in a second! lol

Next step is so easily

ready to know?

Do the exactly same thing in other parts

Until finish all of them

See, Not only you can paint it faster

but also the line is so clear

Let's continue painting at the body part

add more details on his suit

Be patient, he got alot of details lol

To make a little spidy logo

you only need Square and 2 Triangles

put them together

then duplicate and resize it smaller

put these two things overlap to each other

Yeah! we've already have the spidy logo

Okay, now we completely finished the base color step

The next step is...

I'm about to create dimension by adding light and shadow

wow he look so great now

but not good enough haha

I'm continue adding the light

I'll make the hair look more like hair lol

the light and shadow are the keys

Now, keep edit/add in every details

Let take a loot at the background

I'd like to make a scene that show he is jumping in the sky

and there is a city behind him

Start painting the sky first

I used white color to create the clouds

The sky is looking great!

Okay, now I'm creating the building

Now, we got a city!

paint his spider-web like he is holding it

We almost finish

The little final step is adding my unique style

And... We've done!

Thank you so much for watching and supporting me

See you next time

Good bye :)

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Seven Strategies to Create Accessible Digital Content - Duration: 2:41.

seven strategies to create digitally accessible content

as university faculty increasingly use and create digital materials in their teaching

it is important to reflect if these materials are accessible for all students

Let's take a look at some strategies that you can use to ensure your course materials are accessible

strategy one

use a sans serif font even at size five a sans serif font is

legible while serif fonts become harder to read when you decrease its size

strategy two

for legibility of body text use a minimum

font size of sixteen pixels

strategy three

describe visuals you can do this by adding an

alternative text to your visuals

if you're using a powerpoint add an alternative text

by right-clicking the item and selecting the option format picture

another option is to add a description within the context of the visual

strategy four

ensure your images are of higher resolution

let's do an experiment take a close look at two images

and decide which image transmits the message with ease

strategy five

close caption your videos

strategy six

check your links

do not capitalize links there are two problems with capitalized text

and links firstly some screen readers read capitalized text letter-by-letter

the second problem is that capital letters are harder to read

for everyone especially for people with reading disabilities

add a descriptive text for your links

the purpose of descriptive links is to provide users with

the proper context of where clicking the link will take them

strategy seven

do a color check

some people with visual interpret color and contrast differently

making it difficult for them to access information communicated only by color

for example to a user with red-green color blindness a green image on a red

background will not provide enough distinction to make image visible

use a colorblindness simulator to test if the colors and your images are

accessible to people with color blindness

additionally do not use color as the only visual means of conveying information

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Jerome Engel interview | EMBA Digital Leaders - Duration: 9:06.

-Okay, Jerry, hello! -Hello!

Thank you very much for visiting us at La Salle,

Ramon Llull University.

As you know we are working with our Executive MBA

in order to create the new leaders,

the new people that are transforming companies,

understanding new opportunities.

On the one hand, in Silicon Valley,

what is happening in terms of innovation.

What are the corporates doing?

What is the role between corporates and entrepreneurs?

You know much is changing in Silicon Valley.

We often think of Silicon Valley as the centre of innovation,

but in a way it's just a hub of communication.

It's a hub of interaction,

and we're learning a lot from each other.

The corporates, the major corporations,

are engaging with entrepreneurs

in new and innovative ways.

We're finding that entrepreneurs can teach corporate managers

and corporate managers can teach entrepreneurs.

And the interface for this is corporate venture capital

and corporate venturing, two separate things.

Corporate venture capital, as we know, is a traditional extension

of corporations investing, in a minority way,

into young businesses,

sometimes with a view to acquiring them.

But what we've learnt in the last 10 years is we have to expand that view,

because if the large corporation simply acquires a small one,

the innovation tends to be incorporated,

into a product for an existing customer,

and the innovation process stops.

What corporations are learning is how to invest

and support the eco-system of entrepreneurship

and then let the smaller company continue to grow

and experiment, as a free-standing, independent company

and teaching the larger company

how it learns, how it engages,

how it finds product-market fit,

over and over again for new products and new business models.

That kind of rapid learning is difficult in a large corporate context

that needs to be focused on execution and excellence

on a quarter-to-quarter basis.

But that means, and let me focus on that,

that corporates have to change their way of managing

their own organisation, and also their way of managing

the relationship with entrepreneurs.

-Yes!

How can the leader of a big corporation be

in order to take advantage of entrepreneurs as a source of innovation.

Well this is open innovation.

Leading through open innovation means looking at your business as more than

just a legal entity,

but a whole eco-system it is a citizen of,

and being a leading citizen.

So sometimes being the CEO of a major corporation

can be more like being the leader of an eco-system.

maybe like a governor, or a mayor.

that doesn't control everything,

but influences a large population that's made up of businesses

and people, and universities, and thought leadership

and helping that whole evolution of an eco-system

to support the community, but also to support their marketplace

and being able to bring value to their customers.

It means it's not just to think about traditional value chains,

you're saying you have to manage your own eco-system

and the relationship between your corporation with entrepreneurs,

with researchers, with government

in order to be sure that you can develop your own business

Yes.

That's important, but at the end of the day, when we talk about innovation,

we talk about talent, technology and finance.

How do big corporations have to manage their own people

but also others, people that are coming from entrepreneurs,

but also, how can they manage the investment?

Because, at the end of the day, you can buy a company,

you can develop an alliance,

What kind of relationship can you make in terms of talent, technology and finance?

This is a big challenge, and it's even bigger

and it's even bigger when we recognise they have to do it on a global basis.

So this type of indirect leadership that we're talking about

and using finance and investment as a tool,

rather than as a hammer,

it's more of a textbook, or a guide,

it's more as a manual, a lever, to move people in a direction,

that they share a win-win outcome,

that the emerging company, the university, the researcher

all win by achieving their individual goals,

but they achieve them together.

So this indirect leadership happens in your own community,

your own industry, and actually, globally,

because all customers are now global

and all businesses have to approach global needs to be of-scale

So, how do they do it? They have different tools.

Corporate venture capital is one tool.

Corporate venturing, I said is a different thing,

that's actually engaging in helping create new ventures

and not by owning them, but by experimenting in proofs of concepts

in having accelerators and incubators that they sponsor

and programmes that support entrepreneurship

This kind of indirect leadership is just as

important as the direct investments they make

through corporate venture capital.

Let me take advantage of the concept of digitalisation.

We know that it crosses all sectors and all functions

and in the end it is an innovation that is disrupting different sectors.

In your approach, when we talk about digitalisation

it means we have to create our eco-systems around us

with our partners, the people that we will

create value propositions, but at the end of the day,

how can we take advantage of the relationship with customers

in order to create new business models?

You talk about discovery.

At the end of the day we're changing the way of the business model.

How can we discover this new business model?

Because at the end of the day, we have the traditional business model

that we had customers, they pay...

But we have to change. How can we manage this transition.

This is a very difficult problem,

and this is exactly where one has to take advantage of

external innovation sometimes.

Take Walmart or any other large incumbent.

Walmart: large retail,

the largest retail, perhaps, in the United States,

They have opened something called Walmart Labs.

And that Lab is not simply to learn how to do e-Commerce,

and bring it inside by having engineers sit at a table,

They are actually engaging with other young businesses

that are doing e-Commerce in certain verticals.

and watching how they do it,

and investing in them to support them.

And those small businesses can do the rapid innovation,

can do the search for product-market fit,

can do the experimentation on different business models on ways to bring value.

Should you sell razors by selling a product?

Should you sell razors by subscription?

So, are you selling a service

that is that you always have a clean razor available,

or ar you actually selling a product?

That's a very different business model.

So, they've experimented with both,

without having to put a single stake in the ground.

by letting smaller businesses experiment

and then they see what works

and they can bring that business inside,

or they can replicate it themselves.

And this kind of learning through what I was calling venturing

and corporate venture investment

is a way to accelerate innovation,

a way to search and explore new business models.

That's wonderful because it means our Executive MBA is in the line we need.

At the end of the day in the corporates,

how to educate, how to create experiences with people

that have to manage the corporates of the future.

At the end of the day they have to manage open innovation,

They have to look for the new innovations coming from entrepreneurs, whatever,

but they have to validate concepts, and scale internally.

The Executive MBA of today and the future

needs to know the tools of entrepreneurship

They don't have to be entrepreneurs, they're intrapreneurs

bringing the tools of entrepreneurship

into the large enterprise

so that they can manage this eco-system

not just manage the people directly under their control.

That's perfect. Thank you very much, Jerry.

Thank you for coming to La Salle.

-It's my pleasure.

-Thank you for being professor at our university.

and for being the professor that will give the

first class of our Executive MBA this year.

-Thank you very much! -It's my honour. Thank you.

-Okay, good, thank you.

For more infomation >> Jerome Engel interview | EMBA Digital Leaders - Duration: 9:06.

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Microsoft BeLux Partners on Digital Transformation | Copaco - Duration: 1:27.

Copaco and Microsoft share the same vision in many areas.

One of Copaco's main pillars is the cloud,

and that's exactly where Microsoft's focus is too now.

We deliver a cloud platform in which Microsoft plays a central part.

Our new hires are mostly oriented towards cloud services.

It's a telltale sign of how important digital transformation is for us.

We've understood from the beginning that this transformation is coming and won't be turned back.

Gartner predicts that in 2020 the cloud will be just as important as the internet is today.

We realised this transformation early on

and we've been investing in resources for digital transformation since 2011.