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--- lctg_speaker_schedule [2020.07.08 12:54] – Steve Isenberg
+++ lctg_speaker_schedule [2020.07.12 16:33] – Steve Isenberg
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 //[[Doing a Zoom Presentation|Presenting to the group, how to get it going in Zoom]]\\ schedule is up-to-date as of 4/22/2020.  (Next tentative planning meeting around July 1, 2020)//
 ^ Date^ Planned Topic^
-|July 15, 2020|**Potpourri** Tips for Using Zoom (Peter, SteveI)\\ Onboard automotive diagnostics (Bill Quinn)\\ Right to Repair - who has the right to repair your car; vendor lockout (speaker TBD)\\ last part of Bob Melanson's Columbus presentation started on 4/29|
+|July 15, 2020|**Potpourri**\\ Tips for Using Zoom (Peter, SteveI)\\ Onboard automotive diagnostics (Bill Quinn)\\ Q&A from Bob Primak's talk 7/6\\ Excel tricks and treats (selected) (Jonathan Goode)|
 |July 22, 2020|Weldon Nelson has suggested the following: a 2000 year old computer. I watched this 46-minute presentation and found it fascinating [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jSQNEPbQOiI|link]].\\ Presentations with other lengths show up on my Google search for "secrets of the lost Antikythera". (Jonathan Goode)|
 |July 29, 2020|Frontline AI part 1 (AI for the Masses) [[https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/frontline/film/in-the-age-of-ai/]]|
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   * 20 minutes on Y2K (John Rudy) -- informal notes
   * Building a bird feeder impervious to squirrels, 20 minute video [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hFZFjoX2cGg]] (from John Rudy)
+  * last part of Bob Melanson's Columbus presentation started on 4/29
+  * Right to Repair - who has the right to repair your car; vendor lockout (speaker TBD)
+  * Using DaVinci Resolve to produce a TV show (steve isenberg)