bluejeans

Épopée du blue jeans inventé par Lévi Strauss au XIXe siècle pour vêtir les orpailleurs de l’Eldorado en Californie. Comment ce vêtement est-il passé du statut de bleu de travail à celui du rêve américain, de la jeunesse révoltée à la gentry, des bancs des universités au cols blancs des banques ou cabinets d’avocats ? Retour sur le « jeans » de Gênes, ou le « denim » de Nîmes, dont se sont accaparés les grands couturiers et qui trouve sa place
dans les penderies de tous les habitants de la planète bleue. 

Bibliographie : 

Claude Lévi-Strauss, Anthropologie structurale, 1958
Graham Marsh, Paul Trynka, Denim : l'épopée illustrée d'un tissu de légende, Éd. du Collectionneur, 2003
Béatrice Nouveau, Gilles Lhote, Jeans : 150 ans de légende, Michel Lafon, 2003
Thomas Stege Boje, Blue blooded : denim hunters and jeans culture, Gestalten, 2016
Une histoire de jean(s) et de denim, Louise magazine, 2019
Philippe Trétiack, Bleu comme l'enfer, Elle magazine, no 3430,‎ 23 septembre 2011
Histoires du jeans de 1750 à 1994, Palais Galliera, Musée de la mode et du costume, 1995 

Crédits sons : 

Dreams Come True by Arthur Vyncke | https://soundcloud.com/arthurvostMusic promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.comHard Justice by Darren-Curtis | https://soundcloud.com/desperate-measurez
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Wall Street Gas Panic/ who were burned alive in their innocent flannel suits on Madison Avenue by The Fucked Up Beat is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives (aka Music Sharing) 3.0 International License  

"Inventing flight" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)"Slice of life" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/  

UC Today's Tom Wright hosts Eric Spadafora, General Manager at BlueJeans.

It's show #501 so we can't not talk about blue jeans. Plus, Jamie does a sympathy cleanse for Producer Dub and Paula is pretty sure she got stalked by a serial killer. And you better stick around after the Uglee and Awkward Moments of the Week if you want to laugh so hard you'll pee yourself. Thanks for listening!

Part 2 of our conversation with Glenn Fleishman, author of Take Control of Zoom Essentials and Take Control of Zoom, focuses on some applications and services that can improve how you look on Zoom, as well as provide you more flexibility in how you deliver your presentation over the video conferencing service. 

Show Notes:

Guests:

Glenn Fleishman is a Seattle-based technology journalist and two-time winner on Jeopardy. He write largely about where technology crosses with people's lives, as well as exhaustive technology explanations. At Macworld, he authors the Mac 911 user-help column. He has contributed to the Economist since 2005, including nearly 400 online blog posts and articles, as well as Fast Company, MIT Technology Review, Boing Boing, TidBITS, Six Colors, and others. You can find him on Twitter as @glennf, and check out everything else at his blog. 

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Camo by Reincubate

Turn Your iPhone into a Powerful Webcam with Camo by Glenn Fleishman on TidBITS

MacVoices #20202: Aidan Fitzpatrick of Reincubate Discusses Camo, the iPhone Web Cam App (1)

MacVoices #20203: Aidan Fitzpatrick of Reincubate Discusses Camo, the iPhone Web Cam App (2)

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Glenn Fleishman has two new Take Control books to help you get more out of a popular video conferencing service. Take Control of Zoom Essentials is a free book and designed to get you up and running with the basics. If you want to take full advantage of all of Zoom’s capabilities, then Take Control of Zoom is for you. In Part 1 of our discussion, Glenn talks about how Zoom has improved the views for large meetings, co-host modes, and how some new options for Keynote and Powerpoint work even better with Zoom.

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COVID has moved us into the online digital world for conferences, lectures, meetings and teaching. Whether you’re using Zoom or Bluejeans, the digital platform requires a different level of professionalism over in-person classes, lectures or preaching. Phil Cooke offers tips for teaching kids and adults for best engagement and success. https://philcooke.com

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*More About This Episode* How to Zoom: Teaching Online Classes

You can be a Rockstar online! Here are Phil’s techniques to help you overcome nervousness and gain professionalism and confidence for your next online event. First of all…

-Recognize the distraction factor. Remind your students or viewers to get a notebook and take notes to help keep them engaged and focused.

-Eye contact matters. Look at the camera as you speak.

-Get in tight to frame your shot.

1. Set the profile name in your Zoom account. Make sure your name is showing.
2. Choose a quiet location. Plan on a place free of extra noise from kids, dogs or other distractions.
3. Take a look at your background. Does it reflect who you are as a professional?
4. Close all the computer programs for the best internet connection.
5. Lighting is a big deal! Make sure your face is lit and add an extra light if necessary. In Zoom, you can also choose “touch up my appearance” under video settings for a better look.
6. Think about your microphone. Consider an outboard mic for a higher quality presentation. (See link below for what Phil uses.)
7. Frame for professionalism. Get close enough so viewers can see your facial expression for better engagement.
8. Relax and have fun!

BONUS TIPS:

Don’t get stuck looking down at your notes.

Don’t get caught up in looking at the screen.

Login to your even early to make sure everything is working. Check your settings!

Download the Zoom app and practice ahead of time. Try different looks and find the environment where you feel comfortable and that best reflects on who you are as a professional.

Think “adaptation.” You don’t have to duplicate what you do in the classroom, lecture hall or church sanctuary. Adapt to the online setting.

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Rob Scott, Publisher at UC Today gives you the latest trending news from UC Today.

In this age of Coronavirus and Global Pandemics, Darren and Jen decide to STAY AT HOME and do their first Remote Show from their two respective homes in two different cities in New Jersey! Listen in as they tell you about video tools that you can use to stay in touch with your peers, friends and family. From zoom.us to webex, bluejeans and more! Keep listening after the show ends, for the bonus pre-show bloopers during setup!

Dave and Evan chat with Quentin Gallivan, CEO of BlueJeans Network. 

Quentin was named the CEO of BlueJeans in August 2017. He brought to the company extensive experience in growth. As a founding executive at Verisign he grew the company to $1.5B in revenue (and took it through an IPO). He also grew cloud-based security market leader Postini to more than 35,000 customers (and over 10M users) before its acquisition by Google. 

He's well regarded as a numbers man, but comes across fairly well-rounded in this  interview. The takes Dave and Evan through some of the recent changes and announcements at BlueJeans. 

BlueJeans provides a meetings platform for the modern workplace that connects desktops, mobile devices and room systems. Thousands of organizations from growing businesses to Fortune 500s use BlueJeans for video meetings and large interactive events.