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As part of the MyHealth@MyHands project, we are building and testing app functionalities that helps people remembering, monitoring and understanding their medications. We are building visual prototypes that show how such an app could look like, how one would use it, and how it talks to its users. So, right now we're looking for people that take medication that are up for a video interview where we watch you interact with the demo prototype. Interested? Apply here: https://tally.so/r/A7kVYN (#boostswelcome , #healthcare , #interviews )
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Brittany Perham: Memoirs Can Be a Tough Sell In this interview, author Brittany Perham discusses the personal loss that led to writing her new memoir, Executrix. The post Brittany Perham: Memoirs Can Be a Tough Sell appeared first on Writer's Digest. https://www.writersdigest.com/brittany-perham-memoirs-can-be-a-tough-sell #BeInspired #Interviews #Memoir #PersonalWriting #WriteBetterNonfiction
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Community Member Monday: Karl-Heinz Gruner Today we're talking to Karl-Heinz Gruner, who has been supporting the LibreOffice community at events in Germany and recently became a member of The Document Foundation, the non-profit behind the suite: Tell us a bit about yourself! I live in Middle Franconia, near Nuremberg. In my spare time, I enjoy riding m https://blog.documentfoundation.org/blog/2026/08/03/community-member-monday-karl-heinz-gruner/ #Community #Interviews #LibreOffice
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In 1975, oral historian Johnetta Brazzell used the "newly portable and increasingly affordable cassette recorder" to document the stories of everyday Black residents of the city of Pontiac, Michigan. "We're trying to locate people who lived [in Pontiac] and get eyewitness accounts of what was going on, how people lived, where they worked and, generally, just what life was like for them." https://daily.jstor.org/the-cassette-tapes-of-the-great-migration/ #essay #history #OralHistory #interviews #CassetteTapes
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