segunda-feira, novembro 20, 2017
quinta-feira, janeiro 19, 2017
Ironman - plano de treinos
Como treinar para um Ironman?
six-months-to-ironman-a-basic-training-program
ironman-triathlon-training-plans
six-months-to-ironman-a-basic-training-program
ironman-triathlon-training-plans
quarta-feira, janeiro 04, 2017
sexta-feira, dezembro 30, 2016
12 Tips for 2017 by London Business School
12-tips-to-make-2017-your-best-year-yet
It might just spark a creative insight or help build a
stronger relationship.
Cross with personal goals:
and do live a meaningful Life!
looking forward 2017!
In work, in life (my summary and adaptation from link
above):
1. Develop your judgement
hands on. control
your destiny.
2. Grow meaningful friendships
The meaning and engagement come from something that we
can create together – a great conversation, an insightful experience, a project
that might move the world even a little towards a better place.
3. Step up your creativity
Embrace the desire to find meaning in everything your
business does. Invite the child-like self to show up every day.
4. Leave blame behind
create shared understanding and space to communicate more
clearly in the future.
5. Use your time wisely
in what ways do you spend your time that leads to the
maximum increase in long-term satisfaction? Make sure you prioritise and carve
out time in your daily, weekly, and monthly schedule accordingly: often the
least urgent matters are the top drivers of overall life satisfaction. So be
intentional about prioritising matters of importance over matters of urgency.
6. Get out more
seek direct observation and putting yourself through the
customer experience. Everyone will be impressed when you talk about your
experience – and of course you will learn a lot. So be bold and get out of the
office.
8. Break bad habits by focusing on one behaviour
It takes an average of 66 days to create a habit. Yet we
know bad habits are harder to break. Choose just one behaviour to focus your
energy on over the next 10 weeks to make or break a habit. You don’t have to
think like a psychologist to identify behavioural changes that could have a
positive impact on others.
11. Ask others how they feel
Cross with personal goals:
R(relationships) - more quality tie with relevant circles (kids, family, friends from college, from school, from sports, from mba and from work).
E (studies) - develop one hobby and one professional competence. study languages deeper - en, fra and esp.
D (prosperity) - search, keep on searching. in work focus on doing wright and promoting it.
S (health) - practice sports regularly. break bad eating habits.
and do live a meaningful Life!
looking forward 2017!
terça-feira, fevereiro 09, 2016
sexta-feira, janeiro 29, 2016
quinta-feira, janeiro 28, 2016
Phototips
Night Sky Photo
Tips:
- wide lens
- focus distance (moon, something distant during day and switch to manual and let be)
- manual mode
- 30 sec.
- F2.8
- ISO 3200
- daylight WB
Star trail:
- 15 min.
- F4
- ISO 200
Night timelapse:
- 30 sec
- F 2.8
- ISO 3200
- Continuous shooting mode
Tips:
- wide lens
- focus distance (moon, something distant during day and switch to manual and let be)
- manual mode
- 30 sec.
- F2.8
- ISO 3200
- daylight WB
Star trail:
- 15 min.
- F4
- ISO 200
Night timelapse:
- 30 sec
- F 2.8
- ISO 3200
- Continuous shooting mode
quinta-feira, janeiro 21, 2016
terça-feira, janeiro 19, 2016
DSLR Wified + Andoid TV Stick
dslrcontroller
Dongle para tornar a DSLR wifi e para colocar na TV e usar como tablet de ecrã gigante. Em vez de teclado + rato remote, usar no tablet app que os simule:
http://www.howtogeek.com/161602/how-to-use-your-android-device-as-a-mouse-keyboard-joystick-and-more/
Dongle para tornar a DSLR wifi e para colocar na TV e usar como tablet de ecrã gigante. Em vez de teclado + rato remote, usar no tablet app que os simule:
http://www.howtogeek.com/161602/how-to-use-your-android-device-as-a-mouse-keyboard-joystick-and-more/
quarta-feira, julho 15, 2015
apps para diminuir o stress, combater insónia, acabar com a ansiedade...
apps Personal Trainers
1. Diminuir o stress
“Calm” é uma aplicação que, tal como o nome indica, promove uma sensação de calma, relaxando o sistema nervoso. Basta selecionar a duração da sessão (entre 2 a 20 minutos) e escolher uma imagem da natureza como cenário de fundo. Para acompanhar, do som das ondas do oceano até ao ruído da chuva, as opções são infinitas. Uma lufada de ar fresco com uma versão online que pode experimentar aqui. O uso de headphones é, obviamente, recomendado (não só nesta como na maior parte das aplicações aqui referidas).
3. Acabar com as insónias
As insónias são um problema sério para muitas pessoas e é por isso queGlenn Harrold decidiu lançar a aplicação “Relax & Sleep Well”. Se quer evitar pertubações do sono, experimente ouvir a “sleep version” para adormecer mais rápido. Já a “awake version” visa estimulá-lo/a para o novo dia e deve ser ouvida assim que acorda. Duas versões que pretendem acabar com as preocupações, stress e ansiedade que impedem uma boa noite de sono.
9. Acabar com a ansiedade
“Take A Break” não é mais do que uma pausa que promete acabar com os momentos mais stressantes de um dia caótico. Existem duas sessões, uma de sete minutos e outra de 13, com diferentes músicas de fundo especialmente pensadas para transmitir uma sensação de calma e segurança. “Comece por deixar em pausa tudo aquilo que estava a fazer e deixe a sua imaginação fluir”, explica uma voz suave.
terça-feira, julho 07, 2015
Canon 100d review
Ken Roockwell on rebel sl1 aka canon 100d
The question is, how to improve quality? should I get a L lenses to step up to the next level?... my quest is in the wide zoom arena where I already have the 18-55stm and a 18-50 F2.8 tamron. and the 24stm and the 40stm...
but 17-40 L is outdated and doesn't perform well with the new >8 megapixel sensors, 2.8L are big and heavy. the new 16-35L F4 is also heavy and expensive.
maybe the new 24-70L F4 is what I need?
Ken Rockwell comparisons sl1-vs-5d-mk-iii
it seems it'll cost thousands to improve quality and improvement will be noticed mainly under special conditions: mostly with lowlight. (not really surprised here, but I expected bigger differences under better light, I'd say).
So to improve quality, the best option (for a non professional) is to spare some bucks and take more shots, learn how to use the camera (e.g. sharpening 6 and saturation 3or 4 for nature and 0 or 1 for people), avoid the lenses weakest perfomance zones (usually wider and bigger aperture for wide lenses - e.g. I avoid on my tamron 17-50 the 17mm specially with F2.8 whenever possible, and max. apertures on my 18-55 stm or 40stm. with these lenses going for a F/5.6 or F/8 we usually boost quality in reducing vigneting and cromatic aberrations and putting resolution at its best)
and get the best light (time of day, positioning).
I don't think 100d will match a 5d when dealing with noise, nor the stm lenses beat the L lenses in vigneting or chromatic aberrations but, under a resonably good light, stepping down the stm lenses away from max apertures (only one or two steps will make a big difference) I'll be close to the 5d / L lenses quality. resolution? hardly I'll spot differences, specially in center.
The question is, how to improve quality? should I get a L lenses to step up to the next level?... my quest is in the wide zoom arena where I already have the 18-55stm and a 18-50 F2.8 tamron. and the 24stm and the 40stm...
but 17-40 L is outdated and doesn't perform well with the new >8 megapixel sensors, 2.8L are big and heavy. the new 16-35L F4 is also heavy and expensive.
maybe the new 24-70L F4 is what I need?
Ken Rockwell comparisons sl1-vs-5d-mk-iii
it seems it'll cost thousands to improve quality and improvement will be noticed mainly under special conditions: mostly with lowlight. (not really surprised here, but I expected bigger differences under better light, I'd say).
So to improve quality, the best option (for a non professional) is to spare some bucks and take more shots, learn how to use the camera (e.g. sharpening 6 and saturation 3or 4 for nature and 0 or 1 for people), avoid the lenses weakest perfomance zones (usually wider and bigger aperture for wide lenses - e.g. I avoid on my tamron 17-50 the 17mm specially with F2.8 whenever possible, and max. apertures on my 18-55 stm or 40stm. with these lenses going for a F/5.6 or F/8 we usually boost quality in reducing vigneting and cromatic aberrations and putting resolution at its best)
and get the best light (time of day, positioning).
I don't think 100d will match a 5d when dealing with noise, nor the stm lenses beat the L lenses in vigneting or chromatic aberrations but, under a resonably good light, stepping down the stm lenses away from max apertures (only one or two steps will make a big difference) I'll be close to the 5d / L lenses quality. resolution? hardly I'll spot differences, specially in center.
sexta-feira, junho 19, 2015
Rota das Cascatas - Vila de Rei
Rota das Cascatas - Vila de Rei
Para explorar e fotografar - aprox. 10km / 4h a pé.
Descrição, fotos e vídeo de um passeio aqui:
http://porfragasepragas.blogspot.pt/2014/02/cascatas.html
Para explorar e fotografar - aprox. 10km / 4h a pé.
Descrição, fotos e vídeo de um passeio aqui:
http://porfragasepragas.blogspot.pt/2014/02/cascatas.html
quarta-feira, junho 03, 2015
Macro Photography, using extension tubes
Extension tubes
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The cheapest tube set with electric contacts is about $60 to $70 I understand. At least, it was that a couple of months ago, although prices may have gone up by now. Just check Amazon or the B&H site. For a good set but more expensive, get a Kenko 3 tube set (plastic), and if you want metal the only option is Canon. However, with a 40 mm you could just get away with a 12 mm tube to begin with anyway. As this lens has an MFD of 25 cm, a 12 mm tube at MFD will give you a new MFD of approximately 175 mm with 113 mm WD and a magnification of 1:0.55, or slightly better than half size. A 25 mm tube 161 mm MFD, 86 mm WD, and magnification of 1:0.875. A 30 mm tube will provide you with 1:1 for this lens.
"
"
The most important aspect of having tubes with contacts is the ability to control the aperture on an EF or EF-S lens."
"
The cheapest tube set with electric contacts is about $60 to $70 I understand. At least, it was that a couple of months ago, although prices may have gone up by now. Just check Amazon or the B&H site. For a good set but more expensive, get a Kenko 3 tube set (plastic), and if you want metal the only option is Canon. However, with a 40 mm you could just get away with a 12 mm tube to begin with anyway. As this lens has an MFD of 25 cm, a 12 mm tube at MFD will give you a new MFD of approximately 175 mm with 113 mm WD and a magnification of 1:0.55, or slightly better than half size. A 25 mm tube 161 mm MFD, 86 mm WD, and magnification of 1:0.875. A 30 mm tube will provide you with 1:1 for this lens.
"
"
The most important aspect of having tubes with contacts is the ability to control the aperture on an EF or EF-S lens."
sexta-feira, maio 29, 2015
Caminho Português de Santiago pela Costa
Seguindo o caminho central até S. Pedro de Rates:
http://pt.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=3001949
262km; 2.900mts desnível positivo acumulado.
ou indo logo para a costa pela Póvoa de Varzim (track em baixo só até Caminha, mas a continuação é igual ao anterior):
http://www.gpsies.com/map.do?fileId=xbqrrborsaybdjro
http://pt.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=3001949
262km; 2.900mts desnível positivo acumulado.
ou indo logo para a costa pela Póvoa de Varzim (track em baixo só até Caminha, mas a continuação é igual ao anterior):
http://www.gpsies.com/map.do?fileId=xbqrrborsaybdjro
quarta-feira, maio 27, 2015
Açores
"Já percebi que o que as ilhas têm de mais belo e as completa é a ilha que está em frente", Raul Brandão
terça-feira, maio 19, 2015
hincentives_what_really_makes_people_work_hard
hincentives_what_really_makes_people_work_hard
reason drives conclusion
emotion drives behavior
ocitocina - empatia
dopamina - cognição, memória
reason drives conclusion
emotion drives behavior
ocitocina - empatia
dopamina - cognição, memória
sexta-feira, maio 15, 2015
quarta-feira, maio 13, 2015
the future of management - Gary Hamel
Gary Hamel - Future of management << quotes and preface
In The Future of Management, Gary Hamel argues that organizations need management innovation now more than ever. Why? The management paradigm of the last century—centered on control and efficiency—no longer suffices in a world where adaptability and creativity drive business success. To thrive in the future, companies must reinvent management.
"how do you build organizations that are as nimble as change itself"
“Like the combustion engine, it's a technology that has largely stopped evolving, and that's not good.” What then does the future of management hold? Hamel timidly won't say. “My goal in writing this book was not to predict the future of management, but to help you invent it,” he wrote. Useful things to bear in mind, he suggested, are the need for companies to have purpose, to seek out ideas from the fringes, and to embrace the democratising power of the internet.
In The Future of Management, Gary Hamel argues that organizations need management innovation now more than ever. Why? The management paradigm of the last century—centered on control and efficiency—no longer suffices in a world where adaptability and creativity drive business success. To thrive in the future, companies must reinvent management.
"how do you build organizations that are as nimble as change itself"
“Like the combustion engine, it's a technology that has largely stopped evolving, and that's not good.” What then does the future of management hold? Hamel timidly won't say. “My goal in writing this book was not to predict the future of management, but to help you invent it,” he wrote. Useful things to bear in mind, he suggested, are the need for companies to have purpose, to seek out ideas from the fringes, and to embrace the democratising power of the internet.
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