How Mac Photos finds people
/Mac Photos can use artificial intelligence to find people in your gazillion photos.
Kind of long but it is very powerful. And now it can recognize animals and things.
Mac Photos can use artificial intelligence to find people in your gazillion photos.
Kind of long but it is very powerful. And now it can recognize animals and things.
Here’s Ola and her brother.
Let’s hope she comes here and plays with Sophie.
“Happy Birthday Uncle Stephen Todd”
It’s been a tough year and, like always, the people of Chebeague came through with countless acts of kindness and caring.
We thought it would be fun to assemble some video and pictures of organizations and people who love Chebeaugue.
There was so much to look at, we decided to make two videos.
The first is finished. Barrie Shepherd reads the poem he wrote for it. Just click the picture above.
The second is the selfies and will be finished soon.
Thank you to all who helped. It is not too late if you (wherever you are) want to send in a selfie and get in the second video and place your name in the Raffle.
December 3 - SIGN UP for the Town of Chebeague’s new “Community Alert System” today.
For text and email alerts, it takes two easy steps.
Go right to the Town’s home page www.townofchebeagueisland.org and look for the two subscribe buttons, one for your email address, and one for your cell phone number.
That’s it!
Stay informed on official Town updates and emergency announcements for Chebeague Island. For any questions, contact Erika at townofchebeaguecovid19@gmail.com
Read the instructions below, then click here and you can sign up for both on the Town Website
PDF is an abbreviation that stands for Portable Document Format. It's a versatile file format created by Adobe that gives people an easy, reliable way to present and exchange documents - regardless of the software, hardware, or operating systems being used by anyone who views the document.
They have become the standard and everyone uses them.
But there is software that allows to to modify them with highlighting or text boxes or, even a digital signature.
Another example of what you can do is - if you created a Word document - when you go to print it - instead of printing - there’s an option to make a pdf. So, you don’t need Word to read it and, it can’t be modified.
She had an incredible story and reinvented herself, mid-career.
If you were lucky enough to have seen her perform, you know you’ve never seen a single person create such stage energy. Watch her at 61.
CIHS Annual Members Meeting is 6/10 at 7 PM at the Hall and on Zoom. Zoom ID is 829 6247 6056. No password is required. Please join us.
In case you want to refer to prior newsletters, here is the link to the Historical Society archive of newsletters. https://www.chebeaguehistory.com/monthly-newsletter-archive
Raffle tickets for the CIHS Fine Art Giclee Raffle, to benefit the Museum of Chebeague History, are on sale at the Museum Shop."
Here’s how to back up your iPhone - helps if you lose it and when you get a new one.
You can also back it up to your PC.
Fire and Rain - straight up
You Can Close Your Eyes with his wife Caroline
and America
When someone updates their email, make sure you delete the old one from the Mail program. Otherwise, it might autofill in the old one
If you’ve followed Carly Simon, you know she has some unique insights into family life.
The music is big parts, little parts, all the parts put together - Like a River
On May 6th, the healing for frontline nurses began via Infinite Kindness Project, www.infinite-kindness.org and the RNRnR retreat to help heal the healers after years of extreme caregiving.
3 of the 5 founders hail from Chebeague- Adrian Cerezo, Eliza Jane Adams and Erika Neumann. See the NewsCenter Maine coverage of this very special program.
Watch the News Center Maine video
If you would like to get involved contact Erika at infinitekindnessmaine@gmail.com.
Erika Gabrielsen Neumann
207-749-8022
She/her/hers
A friend is learning how to play this great instrument. Even better when it’s all by itself.
You’ve probably seen this terrific piece about lobsters and golf. Starring our own Alex and Josh Todd (and other Chebeaguers)
MAKING CONNECTIONS AT COLEMAN'S COVE
with Donnal Miller Damon - Chebeague Island Historical Society
Free Walking Tour Saturday, May 6 at 11:00 AM
Estimated duration: 90 minutes
For the second year, the Chebeague Island Historical Society is participating in Jane's Walk, an international day that celebrates community by encouraging people to learn more about the place they live. Last year the CIHS toured the East End, and this year participants will have an opportunity to learn more about the evolution of the Coleman Cove Neighborhood. There is no fee for a Jane's Walk.
If you plan to join the walk, please pre register by sending an email to Chebeaguehistory@gmail.com to make sure we have enough handouts. The walk is limited to no more than 20 people. We will host another tour at a later date, if there is enough interest.
Coleman's Cove has a long fishing history, but it was also a transportation hub—home to two steamboat wharves. In addition, there was once a store, a boarding house, a gas pump, and almost a church! While erosion threatens the road and a shell midden, part of the Cove is protected by a conservation easement and public access to a sand beach adjacent to a deep water anchorage. Join the walk and learn about this neighborhood’s connected history!
Accessibility: This is a walking tour but is accessible by golf cart if required.
Starting and ending point: The intersection of South Road and South Shore Drive.
The power of music
In case you want to refer to prior newsletters, here is the link to the Historical Society archive of newsletters. https://www.chebeaguehistory.com/monthly-newsletter-archive
Here’s another step in making your iPhone more secure