Video: Japanese car enthusiasts drive Group C Porsche 962 in the street

The Japanese car enthusiasts not only love the Group C Porsche 962 riding in the racing circuits but also on the streets. They use the car like a regular car driving around the city

The Group C Porsche 962 is an iconic race car to say the least. In the 80's it won countless Le Mans races and to this day holds a very special place in car enthusiasts hearts. One particular Japanese car enthusiast loves this car so much that he can't keep this race car restricted to circuit duties only. He feels the overwhelming need to spend much more time with it, on the streets!

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How to capture screenshots in Apple Mac computers?

In Windows PC computers, there is a dedicated button "PrtScr" in the keyboard to capture the screen and save a copy in the clipboard, but in Apple Mac computers there is no dedicated button, you have to use shortcuts. 

Lockergnome.com gives the following tips to save the screenshot:

There are five keyboard shortcuts you can use to take different types of screenshots.

command + shift + 3: Captures the entire screen.
command + shift + 4: Captures an area of the screen.
command + shift + 4 followed by spacebar: Captures an entire window.
control + command + shift + 3: Captures the screen to the Clipboard.
control + command + shift + 4: Captures an area of the screen to the Clipboard.


Photo of how to capture the entire screen in Mac computers from Ancestry.com.

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Financial Times FT Press Books worth $180 free in Amazon

Financial Times releases tons of management books on a wide range of topics. Their books are usually priced high but periodically the books are available on sale for free in Amazon. I have downloaded some books in the past and currently they have the following books available for free (some of them are collections, have two or more books):

1.) Investing Essentials: What You Need to Know (Collection) (Original price $29.99 now $0.00)

2.) The Rules of Work, Expanded Edition: A Definitive Code for Personal Success (2nd Edition) (Richard Templar's Rules) ($24.99 now $0.00)

3.) Liz Weston on Personal Finance (Collection) ($33.99 now $0.00)

4.) Identity: Your Passport to Success ($22.99 now $0.00)

5.) The Truth About Getting the Best From People ($22.99 now $0.00)

6.) Entrepreneurship Lessons for Success (Collection) ($53.99 now $0.00)

You can bookmark this below link and check it regularly to see whether other FT Press books are available for free.

Financial Times FT Press Books

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Locate authors or artists of images with 'Search By Image' Google Chrome Extension

In the internet, you see the same photo across multiple sites but they never mention the source. I always try to give credit to the images posted in blogs and sites but sometimes it is hard to find out which artist produced that image or photo. Google's "Search by Image" Chrome browser extension helps narrow the search in most of the cases. 

After you install the extension, when you look at a photo in any website or even this site, you will see the blue camera icon at the bottom part of the image as shown above, just click once to see the source of the image. Google will post results in a separate page.

There is another way you can do the search also as shown below. Right click as you hover over the image, you will see the "Search Google with this image" option.

I have tried it several times, Google usually highlights the author in the first results. In some cases, Google can identify more information about the images as well. 

"Search by Image" extension is a good one to have for Google Chrome browser.

Images from Google.

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Video: Adele - Skyfall

The theme song for the new Bond movie "Skyfall" is unveiled, the music will become available in November when the movie is released.

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Security in the Web

We all love social networks but one must be doubly careful when sharing information. See how we are making it easy for others to get information from us.

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Maily: Simple E-mail iPad app for kids

Maily, looks like a nice app for kids to begin with in this networked world and be able to communicate with their grandparents, family, friends and classmates. It is more than texts, they could add pictures and handwriting like they do when they send private notes to their parents and grandparents.


Especially designed for kids from 4 years old, Maily allows your kids to send quirky, personalized emails to mom and dad, their grandparents or close friends easily, rapidly, and securely.

Your kids can now create and send their own emails, using elements like digital pencils, brushes, photos, personalized backgrounds, stickers, and their most commonly used expressions.

New emails from family or close friends arrive in your kids' personal inbox, and with their personal contact list, they can reply and send emails anytime.

Maily comes with extensive built-in parent control features, which enables you to be completely in charge of who your children communicate with, and when, including the ability to approve or reject messages before they are sent or received by their children.

It is currently available only for iPad. This should be available for Android and Windows as well, a good app to have for children.


Screenshots from Maily App:

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