Glastonbury, CT - wayne@s-consult.com
By day I'm a consultant working with a popular line of accounting software called Sage MAS 90.
My company web site is http://www.s-consult.com and we provide training, consulting and troubleshooting for all versions of Sage MAS 90 and MAS 200 to customers located throughout the United States.
I live in Glastonbury with my two kids (aged 9) who bring special meaning to the concept that "all kids are cute when they're somebody else's".
In my spare time I love hiking, disco dancing, macrame, ping pong, and watching paint dry.
The thoughts and commentary on this page are my own and not anyone else's but shouldn't that be obvious?
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ScreenR Is a Game Changer - free web based screenshow generator
via edkless.com
ScreenR allows you to create screen shot movies with audio and immediately post the to Twitter and the Web where they can be embedded into a blog post or sent along in an email. The service also allows you to download them movies as mp4 files for the iPod and send them to your youtube channel. It does all this for free and with zero downloaded software. It is all a web service.
To me this could change technical support in a way that remote control software and service has not. Think about it you can have your customers make a movie of their problem which they send to you. You can then create a screen movie of the solution, combine the two together with some free video editing software and publish the whole thing back on your youtube channel where you can send any customer that might have this situation in the future.
Check out Ed's full demo here - http://edkless.com/?p=157
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'Laptop caught in butt' video a fake -- so say's butt video expert ..
A special effects expert has poured cold water on any suggestion that a gymnast is able to catch a laptop between his buttocks after the circulation of a bizarre online video.
The YouTube footage, titled "Guy Catches Laptop With His Butt", features three lycra-clad athletes performing the wacky party trick in a range of locations.
One gymnast repeatedly launches the MSI notebooks like a Frisbee at his shaggy-haired teammate, who appears to catch the spinning computer by clenching his cheeks with split-second precision.
A third gymnast is even brought in to help them pull off increasingly difficult stunts, including catching the computer while performing a backflip on a trampoline and hanging from a chin-up bar.
The video has proven extremely popular, receiving over 760,000 views since it was posted on Monday, with some people believing the exercise to be a legitimate feat.
But an animation expert says the video is laden with special effects and most likely created by a professional team.
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Wayne Schulz
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