Stefan Martin Riesel

This right is never a good ride in the ambulance, but today I managed to see the difference of a structure to another.
I remember when I hit the bike in Curitiba, I was half hours lying on the ground with his leg bent at mid-thigh (broken femur). In the ambulance SIATE was walking between the cabin and the back door because the litter does not crash. In Cajuru hospital after a first analysis where the doctor concluded that I would have to be operated a few hours I was on a stretcher in the middle of a crowded hallway.
Today to take advantage of this short summer I was walking in the woods bike with the family. In the middle of the ride passed out and fainted for a few minutes. When I woke up my wife was talking on the phone with the emergency, the ambulance took about five minutes to meet us in the woods, just as long as they have by LEI. In the ambulance did an electrocardiogram as well as some more tests. At the hospital there is no way to compare the hospitals here has a very superior both in quantity and quantity of personnel and modern equipment.
I did some more tests and only came home because I asked but would have been more up tomorrow to repeat the tests, and this because of a low pressure.

Even today, the Wii was beating up on the PS3 and XBox 360, but not as in sales, it is a very simple game but had an unsurpassed playability. Your control with motion sensors, end up making a difference and has made the Wii that was successful. Only now, with both the Sony PS3 and Microsoft Xbox 360 decided to fight back.

Sony released a bat with a light at the tip and motion sensors, very good for who has the best video game market. The best part is considered technically and graphically.

Have Microsoft broke with the "Project Christmas" because it is a motion sensor that captures the movement of your entire body, voice recognition and facial recognition, all in a game that has integration with Windows Live.

The Christmas Project is very similar to the Camspace, only much more sophisticated.

As I read on Gizmodo the name Christmas is referring to the city of Natal, as Microsoft explained:
"Alex Kipman, who incubated the project and is from Brazil, chose Natal, a city on the northeast coast of Brazil, as a tribute to his country. Furthermore, he knew that Christmas also means "born" in Latin. Given the new audience that the "Christmas Project" will help bring the Xbox 360, the name fit "

Now watch the video of this wonder:

Considering that Windows 7 has built a virtual machine just think now it's about time to launch a Linux version for Win7.
As I read the reviews Windows XP emulated by Win7 seems no one can see that the application is being emulated.
This can be very interesting to run Linux applications, as many people as I depend on Windows and the current solution of having to open a virtual machine is time consuming.
Yesterday I downloaded Windows 7 in German, and have already made backups of my notebook, I hope to install it until the end of the week, so you'll all set to test with application virtualization XP, because I have some that do not work properly on Vista.

Thanks to Marcio for the image.

Yesterday when I read the Blog Clavatown about the program CamSpace was psyched to test, and was the first thing I did when I got home. In short, the program works very well, the only thing you need to make it work is a Webcam, the program identifies a colored object you are holding and then uses the movements of this object to interact with games.

Of course not have the same features of a Wii, because you get stuck on a 2D plane, thus can give up trying to play bowling with him, at least the way it is played on the Wii. On the other hand has good resources to play any game of shooting and racing.
The object must have a unique color that stands out in the environment, preferably non-metallic, flat and rectangular and good lighting and camera settings.
Another thing I discovered is that needed to upgrade my IE, it opens as many games in Flash in IE, and how at home I only use Firefox and Chrome, Flash was outdated.
The best games are the internal and the emulators for joystick and mouse to play any computer game.

For starters I have to explain the clouds, clouds programs are programs that do not file or operate in a proper equipment, but through the network services. Thus is formed a cloud of digital data that can be accessed from anywhere. Through technology so-called cloud computing, or cloud computing, users can access large volumes of data or movies, for example, via cell phone. For applications mundane day-to-day, just in a future netbook and a phone. The rest will happen on the worldwide web. In the beginning was the email I left and I use Outlook to Gmail, then was the reader of feeds with Google Reader and now I'm using almost all Google products, all free, or almost, my cell phone from Google was not free but it was very cheap for what it offers me, not trade for an iPhone in any hypothesis. Today I tested the new offline services Google can now read and loved my laptop disconnected from service Gmail, Calendar, Reader and Docs, and mobile (offline) with Gmail contacts and Calendar.

One big advantage is that almost no longer need antivirus because I do not do the download or use of the mails or attachments. Alias ​​at this point the Google Docs is to be congratulated, opening. Doc,. Xls,. Pdf and PowerPoint, these I had even given up trying to read, download it, open the program expect to see a collection of photos, text jokes or worse self-help no one deserves.
But of course the biggest advantage is being able to access my data, email and documents from any computer, and now even my cellphone.
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Finally released the new phone with Google's Android operating system here in Germany a few months after U.S. release. Some time ago I was looking to buy a Smartphone, but I did not want to be an Apple Iphone. My first impressions are very good, especially in relation to hardware, I can say that: - It is beautiful, especially the black - The keyboard is comfortable to type. - Does not seem to be very sensitive to risk, alias comes with a plastic to protect the screen and a little bag. - The screen is almost the same size as the iPhone, lacking only a few mm, the resolution is good, and the touch works very well. - To aid navigation still have the scroll. - The camera is great, 3.2MP high focus. - Bluetooth is stereo (although I will buy a headset for it) - The only thing I disliked was the position of the headset, as connected with them is bad typing.

Now with regard to the new Android operating system I think the numbering is wrong, this version should not be here but the 1.1 (0.alguma thing), has many things that are still unfinished, but it will greatly improve in the next months, the main flaws:
- Has no way to turn off the internet, and it downloads even with no applications running and apparently disconnected with the update.
- No task manager, so it is not possible to know what is running.
- Still does not support bluetooth stereo
- No bookmark in the browser, but Chrome is better than the native Opera.
But some things surprised me, as:
- Integration with my Google account, he brought my calendar and contacts automatically, and now I have Gmail contacts who were in the Sim-Card.
- Changing the photo of the contact in Gmail (site), this picture appears when the person calls you. Directly it is not possible for the photo on contact.
- Quantity of good and free programs in the Android Market.
- Looks very pretty, with transition effects and transparency.
- Very fast in responding to any command.
- Intuitive, but it is necessary to learn what changes are made when you click on the item and if it has clicked, and can even copy and paste with ease.

For now it is, I'll test the programs that I downloaded and put a summary in the coming days.
(Post typed in G1 with Postbot)

This is only a test to see if it is possible, post directly from my new smartphone, the T-Mobile G1 (HTC Dream).
The keyboard until it's not bad, but I still need to get used to typing on a keyboard so small.
At least now I have no more excuses for not posting.