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Featured Devices by Linkplay
Deshiby DOSS
The DOSS Deshi is a Wi-Fi and Bluetooth enabled speaker with Push-to-Talk capabilities. Encased in a book facsimile exterior, the Deshi blends in easily with your home environment.
iDeaHomeby iDeaUSA
This Wi-Fi speaker doubles as a portable wireless Bluetooth speaker and is fully capable of multi-room play, and comes capatible with DLNA and Airplay.
Aud Airby iLuv
A portable Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Multi-room speaker with Apple and Android compatibility. The Aud Air has the ability to connect with other Bluetooth NFC devices.
Cloud Fox A1by DOSS
The Cloud Fox A1 is a wireless speaker that provides up to 6 speaker presets, and comes with a built-in rechargeable battery and charging cradle.
Platinumby iLive
Rich tweed fabric and satin metallic accents give the speaker an air of luxurious comfort, while the rechargeable battery keeps your music portable at home or on-the-go for hours.
AEROby Dayton Audio
The rich and colorful sound that is produced from this small but elegant speaker is due to the wooden acoustic cabinet and premium driver design. Packed with quality features and craftsmanship the AERO is a true value.
Speaker Big Moby Bem
Speaker Big Mo is a wireless speaker that's easy to use, totally portable and built with high definition sound performance. Speaker Big Mo is equipped with wireless Bluetooth for easy connection, and Wi-Fi for a more robust experience, with superior range and multiple speaker capability.
WoWby Omaker
Omaker Wow is a cylindrical home audio speaker that is integrated with Amazon's Alexaa Voice Service. It is the first third-party seller designed speaker which has passed Amazon's far-field voice recognition.
E5 Wirelessby GGMM
The E5 Wireless is a Push-to-Talk Alexa Voice Service speaker, with a sleek and elegant design plus battery life of up to 15 hours. With 4 fullfrequency speaker and 2 subwoofers, the E5 brings a powerful sound anywhere you go.
Aud Clickby iLuv
The Aud Click is a portable Wi-Fi & Bluetooth speaker with Amazon Alexa integration.
FABRIQby FABRIQ
FABRIQ is an interactive voice and touch controlled multi-room speaker that uses Amazon Alexa Voice Service to play music, control smart home devices, set alarms and much more. Just tap on the mic button and ask Alexa. FABRIQ is a standalone Alexa device and does not require an Echo or Dot.
Voiceby JAM Audio
The JAM Voice™ is a Wi-Fi and Bluetooth speaker that integrates with Amazon Alexa Voice Service. With up to four hours of play time, the JAM Voice pairs with other speakers in the JAM Wi-Fi family for a whole-home sound solution.
Home Speakerby iDeaUSA
An integrated battery with up to 3 hours playback for moving from room to room - play different music in different rooms or group several together with independent volume controls.
E3 Wirelessby GGMM
Warm and gentle design for your bedside. Play music directly from the cloud without having to go through your smart phone.
Symphonyby JAM Audio
The Symphony has exceptional stereo sound, dedicated tweeters, and immense bass. It's perfect for large rooms, such as family rooms and great rooms. Sync up to 8 JAM WiFi speakers for an instant home sound solution — no wiring or installation required.
Mini Home Soundbarby iDeaUSA
Wifi and Bluetooth supported home speaker for playing movies, watching TV, listening to music, and more. Stream your favorite tunes with customized preset support.
Rhythmby JAM Audio
JAM Rhythm Wi-Fi Speakers include an intercom that lets you use the microphone in your smartphone to address another room with JAM speakers. May be positioned in portrait or landscape.
Showboxby Lowes
Control 6 individual outlets through your smart phone. Each outlet can connect 10,000 LED or 400 incandescent lights. Synchronize your music with the lights you have connected to the Showbox.
Cobblestoneby MÜZO
Wi-fi audio receiver that allows you to stream music from your phone via Airplay, Spotify Connect, and many more popular services, making your speakers wireless.
Crystal Audioby Crystal Acoustics
High quality audio speakers: 9 drivers with Balanced Directivity for incredible sound in multiple rooms.
ROCKLAVAby Shenzhen Renqing Technology Ltd
The seamless aluminum cylinder body with nano-coating fabric mesh weave gives this speaker its luxurious design. The sophisticated controls are easy to operate, and comes with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth enabled.
FD2140by CVTE
The FD2140 model comes with multi-room capabilities, a customized app that is iOS and Android supported.
Hi-Fi Smart Sound S1by GIEC
Wi-Fi intelligent cloud speaker with integrated voice control.
AM160by Uyesee
Designed to add multi-room audio functionality to a pair of stereo speakers. Featuring advanced Class D digital amplification, the AM160 Amp delivers channel maximum power per channel, with lowest distortion and high current capability that provides reliable and stable operation.
MA1by Edifier
The MA1 portable speaker holds up to 200 songs in its local music cache, and has a battery life of up to 8 hours. It also remembers up to 3 Wi-Fi networks and has Bluetooth functionality.
CrazyBoa 2Faceby JD
Portable intelligent cloud audio with interchangeable speakers. This speaker is both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth capable.
Thunderby Cowin
Thunder is a portable and compact 360-degree wireless surround Bluetooth speaker capable of achieving powerful acoustics. Its unique Lightning mode will give you endless enjoyment exploring the omni-directional 360-degree surround sound effects of your favorite music.
Modern Oxygen Barby Hyundai
Intelligent cloud sound from your personal speaker.
Smart JOJOby Tinman
This powerful small partner for children comes connected to the Internet with unlimited capabilities for expansion.
Multiroom Tower Wi-Fiby Energy Sistem
2.1 Multi-room audio system with 60W output power and extensive capabilities. Play your favorite songs around the house via Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, external memory, or audio-in connections.
42-inch TV Sound Bar with Amazon Alexa Voice Support
Wi-Fi & Bluetooth Multi-room Speaker with Amazon Alexa Voice Control
Wi-Fi & Bluetooth Speaker Voice-controlled hands-free speaker with Amazon Alexa support
MedionX MD43259by Medion
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth capabilities with a long-lasting rechargeable battery that will allow you 8 hours of playback time.
WS300Gby August
Stream crystal clear lossless sound throughout your home.
DYON Area Playerby DYON
Surround sound system with Spotify, iHeartRadio, and TuneIn support. Link up to 7 Area speakers with flexible EQ control.
Multiroom Portable Wi-Fiby Energy Sistem
This portable Wi-Fi speaker with 25W output power will make it possible for you to enjoy your favorite songs and control what you hear inside or outside your house through their custom app.
SoundMax 5by Bauhn
Create the ultimate music listening experience with the SoundMax 5 multi-Room wireless speaker.


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A powerful, user-oriented and versatile application that enables you to quickly and effortlessly design and publish HTML websites. Adobe Muse is a well-designed and intuitive Mac OS X application that aims to help graphic designers create outstanding websites without having to write any code.
Helps you create stunning websites with ease
With Adobe Muse's help you can easily create mobile versions of your website for desktop, tablet and mobile phones, add touch-enabled functionality such as slideshows by using drag-and-drop widgets. For example, you can setup icons to bring up maps, open email or dial a number.
Moreover, Adobe Muse allows you to enable site owners to make minor updates to their live website from within a web browser, regardless of the host provider. When all changes are applied you can sync them with your original Adobe Muse files.
Customizable workspace and interface layout
The customizable user interface allows you to choose between different shades of grey in order to focus on your work, instead of the interface. On top of that, you can organize your workspace by docking, un-docking and reorganizing panels.
You also have the option to create different layouts and work in multiple design view windows in order to view the mobile and desktop version of your site at the same time. Thanks to the Adobe Muse starter files, that include widgets, design elements such as menus and buttons, you can jumpstart any project.
Prepare your websites for HiDPI displays
Furthermore, the HiDPI support enables you to optimize your webpages for Retina displays and make your interface elements, menus, icons, panels and content look shapers when viewed on a HiDPI display.
You also have the option to link the website to social media, videos and map sites by simply dragging and dropping the Facebook "Like" or Twitter "Follow" buttons, Vimeo or YouTube videos, as well as Google maps into your layouts.
Additionally, Adobe Muse is capable to generate a search engine-optimized sitemap every time you export or upload a website. Hence, all published webpages can be found by popular search engines regardless of the host service provides.
How to install:
- Download Adobe Muse CC 2017.0.0149 MacOSX from below link.
- Extract the download files by using WinRAR tool.
- Open folder, run setup file and complete installation.
- Now use crack, patch or key to register.
- Enjoy registered version!

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Commentary Services have been selected by the Football Association to provide the commentary for the forthcoming Under 20's International match between England and Czech Republic on 10th October.
Commentary Services are also providing the commentary for all Billericay Town match highlights for the current 2017-18 campaign in partnership with Match Day Media.
No matter where, no matter what level of the game, if a match is caught on camera, it deserves professional commentary to bring it to life and that is where Commentary Services come into their own.
Commentary Services specialise in adding professional audio commentary to filmed action at any level of the football spectrum - full match commentary, highlights, even just the goals. This is what we do!
We work for multiple football associations, leagues, clubs and filming companies, taking their filmed footage and marrying it up with high quality audio commentary from one of our experienced, professional football commentators with a quick turnaround assured. We can provide dubbed commentary from our studio or by sending one of our commentators to commentate live on the match.
The addition of commentary to any football match that is caught on film is sure to enhance the quality of the production considerably. For the players (and parents too!) watching the match back with the addition of commentary brings the production in line with football as it is seen everyday on the television, with a commentator bringing the player's names into the action. This is what Commentary Services are all about.
It's a service that is perfect for any cup final - children or adults - at any level of the game but ideal for grassroots football and helping you to build memories. We can even provide a filming service upon request.
Commentary Services will partner Billericay Town for 2017/18 season, providing commentary for their coverage through Match Day Media, providing commentary for all the club's first team action highlights.
We have other partnerships with clubs and leagues in the semi-professional game in England for 2017/18 season and are looking to continue building relationships within the non-league game. We are already providing audio football commentary to accompany highlights packages for leagues and clubs to help enhance their online presence. This is an affordable service and one that we are able to turn around in a matter of hours.
In addition, we run popular online radio platform NonLeagueLive which, for the last two seasons, has provided radio commentary that is broadcast live on the internet. From 2017/18 season, we are able to adapt the platform to broadcast for any one specific football club for a one off match by providing a commentator and getting them to stream the live commentary audio to us and we would provide a link or embedded code for the club to stream live on their official website. Ideal for a big match - home or away. We also specialise in setting up an internet radio platform at low cost which would benefit a club playing at any level.
The workshop is open to adults and also to under 16 year-olds who are keen to learn more about football commentary.
We have a large database of sports commentators at our disposal. Many have broadcast and/or voiceover experience and we have most UK accents catered for!
These commentators have been carefully selected and whilst there are experienced commentators on our books, we also have some great up and coming talent and we are always looking to expand our portfolio and are available to broadcasters and clubs wanting a commentator - contact us and we could help find the right voice for you!
If you think you have what it takes to become a football commentator then please email us introducing yourself and send us through a sample of you commentating on a match. Who knows where it might lead! Experience not necessary.
Our large database is often called upon for an 11th hour replacement for many broadcasters. Feel free to call us and we will be only too happy to help. We also have access to an ISDN kit.
Commentary Services specialise in adding commentary and narration to footage of sports for broadcaster around the world.
Commentary Services provide commentary or narration dubbed over your filmed footage which is a perfect foil for broadcasters worldwide. We also provide voiceover commentary or narration for goal compilations and highlights packages as well as full match commentary.
We provide a quick turnaround and record in high quality.
With a range of carefully selected English speaking commentators and voiceover talent at our immediate disposal, we have the capability to bring you a quality service that is surprisingly affordable.
All sports catered for.
The workshop is open to adults and also to under 16 year-olds who are keen to learn more about football commentary.
We have been running regular Football Commentary Workshops for ten years now, attracting over 200 aspiring commentators of all ages along for an in-depth insight into what it takes to be a football commentator.
The next workshop is taking place in London on Saturday 11th November 2017 and you can book your place or find out more about this unique and very popular workshop by visiting www.footballcommentator.co.uk
Play With A Legend
Providing filming, editing and commentary of all their events in 2017 including this one at Molineux, Wolverhampton Wanderers
Isthmian Show
Commentary from the three Ryman League play-off finals 2017 for the brand new Isthmian League Show
Film My Match
Commentary of the Herts Senior Cup Final between Bishops Stortford and Hitchin Town
Film My Match
Commentary of the Herts FA Ladies Final between Stevenage and Royston Town
Film My Match
Full Match Commentary of the Kent FA Under 15 Final from 2017
Film My Match
Herts Under 14 Cup Final action between Sun Sports and Hertford Town
Arsenal FC/Citroen
Voiceover for Arsenal FC Citroen commercial in 2014 starring their first team players
Daily Mirror
Daily Mirror's penalty Click event commentary and narration prior to the 2014 World Cup Finals
Film My Match
Commentary of the Kent FA Under 16 Final from 2017
Film My Match
Commentary of the Herts Centenary Trophy Final as Wodson Park meet London Lions
Match Day Media
England Under 20's v Czech Republic Under 20's with commentary from Commentary Services. October 2017.
Match Day Media
Billericay Town host Leyton Orient at the AGP Arena in a pre-season friendly
Action Game Replay
Commentary of the pre-season friendly between Carshalton Athletic and Dulwich Hamlet
Match Day Media
Opening day of the Bostik League campaign and title favourites Billericay Town host Kingstonian
Match Day Media
Queens Park Rangers are victorious at Billericay in a pre-season friendly full of goals and saves
Play With A Legend
The Play With A Legend event at Leicester City's KP Stadium. Voiced by Commentary Services' Stephen Copping
Play With A Legend
At St Marys Stadium, providing voiceover and commentary for Play With A Legend at one of their popular events
Play With A Legend
A compilation of the best goals at the 2017 P.W.A.L. events - all commentary coming courtesy of Commentary Services


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STATE COLLEGE, Pa. - Deno G. Thevaos, Ed.D., 89, retired Emeritus Professor of Education and Psychology at Penn State University, winner of the 1966 Lindback-Eisenhower Award for Distinguished Teaching, died February 18, 2009 at the Atrium of the Village at Penn State, State College, PA. After services on February 21, 2009 at the Holy Trinity Orthodox Church with Father John Reeves officiating, he was interred at Graysville cemetery, next to his wife of 67 years, Theola Floore Thevaos, who predeceased him by six months. Born in Augusta, GA on July 8, 1919, son of George T. and Helen Antonopoulos Thevaos, he was a member of the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church of Augusta, GA, attended Davidson, then Houghton Elementary schools, the Academy of Richmond County, obtaining a Gold "R", and the Junior College of Augusta, Georgia, now Augusta State University, before attending and receiving the Bachelor of Arts Degree from Emory University. He served as principal, teacher, and basketball coach at Bartow, GA High School for the two years prior to World War II, in which he served in the U.S. Army - Air Corps. Following Honorable Discharge, he taught at the Oak Ridge High School, Tennessee for two years. After completing work for his Masters and Doctorate degrees from Teachers College, Columbia University, he embarked on his teaching career at Penn State. There he was listed among the school's Master Teachers after receiving the prestigious Lindback-Eisenhower Award for Distinguished Teaching, one of the two highest All-University awards given annually by Penn State. For outstanding service in education, he received a Certificate from Phi Delta Kappa; from Kiwanis Civic Clubs he received the Kiwanis Legion of Honor; from the Torch Club, the Silver Torch Award for Outstanding Service. He served on the Centre County Youth Service Board, was active in the Special Olympics Program, and was a long time member of the YMCA. Following retirement from forty years active teaching, he and his wife continued to live in State College and maintained active involvement in Penn State activities and travelled extensively around the world. A few years ago they moved into the new retirement Village at Penn State. Dr. Thevaos is survived by his brother, Dr. Theo G. Thevaos and sister-in-law Artemisia D. Thevaos of Augusta, GA; his nephew, Dr. G. Philip Thevaos and wife Celia, and great niece Mary Emma of Waxhaw, NC; several cousins, nieces and nephews, all of whom were beloved by him. Pallbearers were George E.Cheros, Wayne Coil, and G. Philip Thevaos. Honorary pallbearers were fellow faculty and staff at Penn State University, members of Kiwanis and Torch Clubs and the staff from the Atrium. If so desired memorials may be made to the Department of Education and Psychology at Augusta State University, Penn State University, or to the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church of Augusta. Koch Funeral Home, State College, PA handled the arrangements. Platt's Funeral Home, 721 Crawford Avenue. Sign the guestbook at AugustaChronicle.com
The Augusta Chronicle-March 2, 2009


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This application claims the benefit of priority to U.S. application Ser. No. 10/198,618, filed Jul. 17, 2002, now U.S. Pat. No. 7,415,662, which claims the benefit of Ser. No. 10/052,213, filed Jan. 16, 2002, which claims the benefit of priority to U.S. application Ser. No. 09/774,523, filed Jan. 31, 2001, and U.S. provisional application Ser. No. 60/334,516 filed Oct. 31, 2001. U.S. application Ser. No. 09/774,523 claims priority to U.S. provisional application Ser. No. 60/261,897, filed Jan. 16, 2001, and U.S. provisional application Ser. No. 60/179,379, filed Jan. 31, 2000, the disclosure of which is incorporated by reference.
With the advent of digital photography and the world-wide-web, there has been an exponential growth in the creation and storage of digital photographic images. As the number of digital photographs taken and stored has grown, so too has the need for a convenient method of archiving, cataloguing, searching, and retrieving them. Modern methods of archiving and storing digital images typically require users to remember large amounts of information merely to locate photos that are of particular interest to them. For example, many users currently store their digital images in the hierarchical, directory-based file system structure that is native to personal computers. To find particular photos stored in such a hierarchical directory tree or structure, users must know the full pathname to the directory in which their photographs are stored.
There are other disadvantages to storing digital photographs in a hierarchical, directory-based file system. For example, cataloguing and storing groups of photos by categories such as vacation photos or wedding photos requires creating different directories for each of the desired categories. This further increases the amount of information that must be remembered in order to locate desired photos. In addition, in order to store photos in two or more overlapping categories, such as photos that include your favorite aunt and photos from your cousin's wedding, users must either store duplicate photographs, or master the concepts of directory trees and file pointers. While these are not difficult concepts for sophisticated computer users, they can be troublesome for less sophisticated users, thereby limiting the useful ways these users can store and retrieve digital photographs and photographic information.
The present invention relates to methods and apparatus for storing, cataloguing, managing, organizing, finding and displaying objects such as digital images. The invention includes methods for associating ("tagging") fields of text and numeric data ("metadata") with individual objects such as images or photos, storing the objects and associated metadata as records in a relational database, and selecting, sorting, organizing and finding the objects based on their tagged metadata content.
Default metadata tags can be specified, and new metadata tags can be defined and created through a tag editor by naming the tag, selecting its tag type, optionally selecting a graphical icon that represents the tag, and filling in any remaining fields or attributes that are unique to and define the tag type. Tags can be readily associated with an object by adding a record containing the tag information or metadata to a database, and relating the tagged metadata record to a database record containing the object or a pointer to the object. Tags can also be graphically associated with an object by, for example, dragging and dropping a graphical icon representing the tag onto a graphical representation of the object. In the latter case, database records containing the tag metadata are automatically created and related to the database record containing the target object or a pointer to the target object.
Once objects have been tagged with metadata, they can be searched for according to one or more tagged search criteria. When the objects to be search for are photos, these search criteria can include, but are not limited to, the date and time the photos were taken, textual information that is associated with the photos such as the names of the people who are in the photos or the places or events where the photos were taken, designations of the photos as favorite photos, and designation of the photos as photos that have been printed, shared with others, or archived on a certain date.
When a database is searched for objects that match one or more tagged search criteria, the matching objects can be viewed or arranged according to the degree to which they have associated metadata that matches the search criteria. In particular, objects that match all of the search criteria can be displayed first, followed by objects that match one or more of the search criteria, and finally by objects that match none of the search criteria. Objects in the different match groups can be differentiated from one another in the display area by visual cues, such as being displayed in front of different background colors or patterns. Thus, objects matching all of the search criteria can be displayed in front of a white background, while objects matching some of the search criteria can be displayed in front of a blue background, and objects matching none of the search criteria can be displayed in front of a gray background.
The distribution of the objects stored in the database can be displayed as a histogram along a timeline. Time bands can be set along the timeline to indicate a time period that can be used to search for matching objects in the database, or to limit the search results for a given tag search to objects having temporal metadata within the indicated time period. When the timeline is used to limit the search results for a tag search, the timeline displays not only the temporal distribution of all objects in the database over the indicated time period, but also the temporal distribution of all objects in the database matching the specified tag search criteria over the indicated time period.
In addition to timelines, the temporal distribution of objects in the database can be represented in a calendar view such that the days of the calendar indicate the number of objects having metadata associated with a given day of the week in a given week of the month. The calendar view can also be used to limit the search results for a tag search, in which case the calendar view will indicate all of the days of the month associated with objects that match all of the tagged search criteria, match some of the tagged search criteria, and match none of the tagged search criteria.
The details of one or more embodiments of the invention are set forth in the accompanying drawings and the description below. Other objects, features, and advantages of the invention will be apparent from the description and drawings, and the claims.
The present invention provides a method for users to organize and find digital images and photos by tagging them. Before being tagged, photos must be imported into a database where photographic metadata or information about the photos can be stored. While entire photos can be stored in the database, it is generally more efficient to store pointers to photos in the database rather than the photos themselves. Photos can be imported into the database from any of a number of devices or sources including, but not limited to, a digital camera, a flash memory device, a hard disk drive, a floppy drive, a CD-ROM, or a networked computer or file server. Once imported into the database, the photos can be tagged with one or more objects containing metadata that identifies the unique or important properties of the photo such as when or where the photo was taken, or who or what is the subject of the photo.
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Tags, and the metadata they contain, can be created and modified in a tag editor. The tag editor allows a user to specify a tag name and tag type, and to enter metadata in the form of tag attributes that can be stored in tags of the specified tag type. For convenience, tags can be divided into one or more tag categories. For example, in one embodiment tags are divided into people, events, places and miscellaneous tag categories. Tags in the different tag categories generally have different tag attributes to distinguish between themselves and tags in other tag categories. In general, a tag's attributes do not need to be filled in to associate a tag with a photo. The tag itself is a form of metadata that can be associated with the photo, regardless of whether the tag's possible attributes are also associated with the photo. However, when a tag's attributes are completely or partially filled in, more metadata is associated with the tagged photo, thereby making the photo easier to search for and find.
The people tag category includes default tag types for family and friends, and can be customized to include other groups of people such as business associates, classmates, co-workers, and neighbors, and particular individuals such as a spouse, daughter, or friend. Tags in the people category can contain attributes such as a person's name, sex, birthdate, anniversary, postal and/or email address(es), phone number(s), a sharing profile specifying which if any pictures can be shared with the people associated with the tag, and the relationships between the people associated with the tag and other tagged individuals.
The events tag category includes default tag types for parties and vacations, and can be customized to include tag types for particular types of events such as concerts, plays, shows and sporting events, and for particular events such as the 2002 Boston Marathon. In addition, tags in the events category can include pre-defined calendar events such as New Years Eve, and customized calendar events such as birthdays and anniversaries. Tags in the event tag category can contain attributes corresponding to the names, locations, and dates of the underlying events associated with the tags.
The places tag category can be customized to include tag types for particular places such as a home, an office, an art museum, or a vacation destination. Tags in the places tag category can contain attributes corresponding to specific locations that are associated with photos, including the name of the location (e.g., The Metropolitan Opera House), the names of the city, state, country and region of the world in which the photos were taken or which are the subject of the photos, and the geographical coordinates (e.g., longitude and latitude) for those places.
Finally, the miscellaneous tag category is as a customizable catchall for tags that cannot be easily grouped into a meaningful global category with other tags. Examples of miscellaneous tag types include tags for an apartment or home search, tags for artistic or photos, and tags for particular cars or types of cars. Miscellaneous tags can contain attributes corresponding to the name of the subject of the photo, and where and when the photo was taken.
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In general, photos in the database that have been tagged with one or more tags can be searched for and sorted by querying the database for all photos having tags that match one or more search tags or the metadata contained within the one or more search tags. These metadata can include, but are not limited to, data indicating whether photos are favorites; frequently viewed; similar to currently selected photos; untagged; taken on a particular day or recurring event; shared with or received from certain people; imported from certain places; and printed or exported on certain dates. In addition, the metadata can include the subject of the photo, whether a person, place, or event; as well as the place and/or event at which the photo was taken. For example, the photo of Lori R. in Legoland can be retrieved from the database by querying the database for all photos tagged with a Lori R. tag. This search will pull up all photos of Lori R., including the Legoland photo, regardless of where the photos were taken. Alternatively, the Legoland photo can be retrieved by searching the database for all photos tagged with a San Diego tag. This search will pull up all photos taken in or of San Diego, including the Legoland photo, regardless of who is in the photo. Finally, the Legoland photo can be retrieved by searching the database for all photos tagged with both a Lori R. tag and a San Diego tag. This search will pull up all photos taken in or of San Diego that include Lori R, including the Legoland photo.
The database search for photos that match certain tags or groups of tags can be graphically constructed by dragging various icons representative of tags 350 into a graphical query builder or lens 220, and searching the database for records with matching tags or metadata. When search criteria are applied to the photos in the database, the order in which the photos are displayed is updated so that "best match" photos or photos that match all of the search criteria are displayed at the top of an image area 100 in front of a first background color or pattern, while "close match" photos that match one or more but not all of the search criteria are displayed after the "best match" photos and are visually distinguished from them by, for example, being displayed in front of a second background color or pattern, and "no match" photos that fail to match any of the search criteria are displayed at the bottom of the image area in front of a third background color or pattern.
Perhaps the easiest search to conduct on tagged photos is a search for photos taken on a certain date, or within a certain period of time. As previously mentioned, among the metadata that can be stored with a photo is information indicating the date and time a photo was taken. This information is often automatically associated with a photo when the photo is created or when the photo is scanned into a digital scanner. If the photo is created on a digital camera, the camera will generally tag the photo with the date and time the photo was taken. If the photo is scanned into a digital scanner, the scanner will generally tag the photo with the date and time it was scanned. If for any reasons neither the digital camera nor digital scanner tags the photo with the date and time information, the database will tag the photo with the information when it is first imported.
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When the timeline 250 is used by itself to search for matching photos, the adjustable time bands 251 can be moved to find all photos in the database that are tagged with a date or timestamp that falls within the range indicated by the adjustable time bands 251. Photos falling within this range are designated "best match" photos, and can be viewed as such in image area 100. For example, the timeline 250 can be used by itself to find all photos taken between Jan. 1, 2000 and Feb. 28, 2000 by moving the adjustable time bands 251 to these two respective dates. The photos in the database that have been tagged with a timestamp falling between these two dates can be retrieved from the database, and displayed in the "best match" section of image area 100.
In addition to finding photos according to their timestamp, the timeline 250 can be used with other metadata to limit search tag results. For example, if the adjustable time bands 251 of timeline 250 indicate the period of interest extends from Jan. 1, 2000 to Feb. 28, 2000, searching the database for all photos having a San Diego tag will return the photo "Lori on the road at Legoland" as a "best match" photo, and display the photo in image area 100, only if the photo was taken sometime between Jan. 1, 2000 and Feb. 28, 2000. If the photo was taken outside of this time period, it would only appear as a "close match" photo in image area 100. When tag searches are conducted in conjunction with timeline 250, the timeline displays the total number of photos in the database per unit time period in a first color which may be a solid color, and the total number of photos in the database that match the tagged search criteria as "best" or "close" matches in a second color which may be a hatched pattern or color.
In one embodiment, the timeline 250 shown in
As shown in
The calendar view can also display the results of a tag search in the month-at-a-glance mode. When so used, each day in the calendar can indicate not only whether any photos were taken on that day, but whether the photos taken on that day fall into the "best match", "close match", or "no match" group with respect to the tagged search criteria. For example, if the Legoland photo described in
The particular group into which a set of photos taken on a given calendar day falls can be indicated on the calendar using the same color based indication scheme used to indicate matching photo groups that are displayed in the viewing area. Thus, calendar days containing one or more photos in the "best match" group can be presented as white squares, while calendar days containing one or more photos in the "close match" group and no photos in the "best match" group can be presented as blue squares, and calendar days containing no photos in either the "best match" or "close match" groups can be presented as gray squares.
As shown in
The map view can also be used in conjunction with a tag search. When so used, the map view will display not only the distribution of photos as a function of geographic location, but whether the photos taken at the various geographic locations fall in the "best match", "close match", or "no match" group with respect to the tagged search criteria. For example, if a search for all photos having an African tag were displayed in the map view, the map view would indicate that photos taken from the Kenya Safari fall into the "best match" group, while all of the other photos shown in
The map view can be varied in size and shape to accommodate the geographic extent of the photos that are either in the database or that are responsive to a tag search conducted on the photos in the database. Thus, if a map view is used to display or further search among database photos having a North American tag, the map view can be limited to a view of the North American continent. The map view can also be varied in size and shape by selecting particular regions of a map, such as the western region of the United States, or by zooming in and out of the currently displayed map region. Photos corresponding to particular locations within a map view, like San Diego, can be geographically found directly from the map view.
Once photos matching a given set of tags are found, they can be selected as a group, and various photo management functions such as printing, sharing, or exporting the photos to a slide show or to a photo album can be performed on the group. As a default, all photos in the "best match" group are selected when selecting photos that match a given set of tag search criteria. However, the default can be changed such that all photos in both the "close match" and "best match" groups are selected when selecting photos that match a given set of tag search criteria.
It should be noted that while the invention has been described in terms of managing, cataloguing, searching, and finding digital images and photographs, the invention can equally be used to manage, catalogue, search for and find other types of digital media such as video files, audio files, photo slide shows, and photo albums. These different types of media can be distinguished from one another with a tag of tag type media. The media tag, when applied to a media object, can graphically indicate the type of media object that is stored in the database.
As shown in
While the invention has been described as a computer program or algorithm, the invention can be implemented in digital electronic circuitry, or in computer hardware, firmware, software, or in any combinations of them. Apparatus of the invention can be implemented in a computer program product tangibly embodied in a machine-readable storage device for execution by a programmable processor; and method steps of the invention can be performed by a programmable processor executing a program of instructions to perform functions of the invention by operating on input data and generating output. The invention can be implemented advantageously in one or more computer programs that are executable on a programmable system including at least one programmable processor coupled to receive data and instructions from, and to transmit data and instructions to, a data storage system, at least one input device, and at least one output device. Each computer program can be implemented in a high-level procedural or object-oriented programming language, or in assembly or machine language if desired; and in any case, the language can be a compiled or interpreted language. Suitable processors can include both general and special purpose microprocessors. Generally, a processor will receive instructions and data from a read-only memory and/or a random access memory. Generally, a computer will include one or more mass storage devices for storing data files; such devices include magnetic disks, such as internal hard disks and removable disks; magneto-optical disks; and optical disks. Storage devices suitable for tangibly embodying computer program instructions and data include all forms of non-volatile memory, including by way of example semiconductor memory devices, such as EPROM, EEPROM, and flash memory devices; magnetic disks such as internal hard disks and removable disks; magneto-optical disks; and CD-ROM disks. Any of the foregoing can be supplemented by, or incorporated in, application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs).
While the invention has been described in terms of particular embodiments, it should be understood that other embodiments are possible as would be apparent to one of ordinary skill in the art. Accordingly, these and other embodiments are within the scope of the following claims.
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The threats have forced the United States to increase their military presence in the South, and Quiros believes it would be a "stupid idea" to go ahead with the scheduled European Tour event in Seoul later this month.
"I'm not going to play in Korea," said the big-hitting Spaniard, who has recently returned to action following wrist surgery. "I don't think it's a good moment to go there - it would be a stupid idea with the way things are.
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In Hillside 5 people rode their bike or walked to work in 2011.
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In 2011, there were 69 people who caught public transport to work (train, bus, tram or ferry) in Hillside, compared with 437 who drove in private vehicles (car – as driver, car – as passenger, motorbike, or truck).
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- A smaller percentage of persons who worked at home (0.5% compared to 1.9%)
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