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At the December 21st meeting Ron Streicher demonstrated that in its
native form Apple’s Photo Booth application mirrors (inverts left-for-
right) the images it captures from either an iSight or external web
camera. He then showed how to correct this problem using a procedure
he found on-line. When you do this, first make a copy of the Photo
Booth application, rename it “corrected version” and then perform the
procedure as described in the following article.

Following is the link

For reference, the URL is
http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=20090125141307324

Whatever your field of interest, at some time you may be called-upon to present a lecture — it may be about your work, your hobbies, your travels, or whatever. When that time comes, knowing how to prepare and deliver an effective presentation will save  you the embarrassment of standing in front of your audience and fumbling with your script, the slides, or even the basic task of organizing your materials effectively.

The article Preparing YOUR Presentation (pdf) provides several simple guidelines that can help you overcome your “stage fright” and to plan, prepare, and give a successful public presentation.

You can subscribe to Flickr or Picasa Web Albums’ RSS feeds by copying the RSS link (at the bottom right of the album page if the owner of the album has set the corresponding pref in his Flickr/Picasa Web profile), switching to iPhoto, selecting File » Subscribe to Photo Feed, and pasting the link.

You will see a new item in the left hand Library window with the RSS album’s name. Clicking on that name will show you all the pictures in that album in the main iPhoto window. You can then drag drop pictures from the Picasa/Flickr album into your main iPhoto library.

Enjoy !