hello everyone welcome to a new video from Qloudea.com,
I'm David Aragón, trainer and community manager and today we are going to see a new case study
with which we have greatly improved the security of a small office in your
daily work of course we have done with a Synology NAS server and
The first thing we are going to do is tell you what the initial situation was
this small office had a system of cctv video surveillance of the old ones
they do not have many possibilities they do not have External access recording quality
is very low and they did not have in a system shared files therefore
when they needed to share some file was sent by email
they passed it from one computer to another they shared the files with a pendrive.
The truth is that the work was quite cumbersome this whole system of
work did not have a system of centralized storage therefore
they did not have backup copies either made they had some backup
on an external hard drive and by not being Automated most of the occasions
the proposed solution was not carried out by Qloudea has been
to a nas synology server in this case a 218 plus to be able to integrate a
video surveillance system with two most modern ip cameras with recording
full 1080p also quite economical they give the
option to be able to record on a server and also give us the option of being able to
visualize the recordings both in direct as recordings of a
time directly even from our mobile phone thanks to
synology now have a system centralized where you store the data and
they can all access a folder shared or to several folders
shared even personal folders within the same network and can work
even from home this system will offers a backup
directly within the server itself an automated backup
to an external hard drive and to complete this system of backup copies
we hired a storage space with the cloud of Qloudea in which now
they can make backup copies versioned with data encryption and
with total security is a server located in Spain 'tier 2
and the truth is that now they are very much more insurance work a lot more
fast and they are calmer because they do not they're going to lose data since they have a
centralized data system video surveillance and backup copies.
Well, I hope you liked it this case study see you in the next
videos on our YouTube channel by course visiting this online store in
Qloudea.com and I say goodbye I am always David Aragón, a trainer and
community manager of the Qloudea group
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Tales of Rural Horror - NO SON MOLINOS (ESP audio | ENG/ESP subs) - Duration: 12:59.
After a long summer of hibernation, withdrawn into her basement and eating
Doritos right off the bag, the common Maleficent wakes up and stretches out,
still puzzled at the light of the outside world. It's time to come out
into her natural habitat and look for a male to perpetuate the species. So begins
the mating dance that precedes copulation.
Attracted and roused up by the female's call, the male Maleficent
slowly emerges from his hideout; first, equally confused; then suspicious; and then, finally,
the female's irresistible call makes him become consumed by lust. Truly,
it's a marvel to behold how, after hibernation, once again life finds its way
through Creation.
Hi people! What's up? You'll be watching this
video on October the 31, Halloween, so
it's time for a horror book. This one's not only a story, but many.
After mentioning it in like 50k videos while I was reading it, today I finally bring you
(Spanish) THOSE AREN'T WINDMILLS by Editorial Cerbero.
An Anthology of "beret and staff." Synopsis: "20 approaches to the Beret & Staff genre.
20 tales that mix the deep Spain with Fantasy, Sci-Fi
and Horror. An anthology where many of the great voices of
the current literary world intone an unusual chant, full of nuance,
where strangeness meets the rural landscape. Spanish mythology comes out to dance
under the moonlight."
Let me make clear that here I may speak often of some books, and maybe some publishing houses
are often mentioned, but I want you to be sure that I work for none of them, nor
anyone has asked me to talk about these books. I picked them myself
freely because I read them and really liked them. Now, I'll start by saying
that I enjoyed absolutely every story of the book. The level of this anthology
is quite hight. I must however point out (and this isn't really
something that ruins the reading experience) that, I don't know if because of stress
or rushed deadlines, this novel (only in some of the tales)
this novel has several typos.
Not grammatical errors, but plain typos born from slipping fingers on the keyboard
or missing punctuation. In one of my favorite stories
(imagine how much I must have liked it) there is... maybe some periods are missing,
or some words aren't accentuated when they should,
and, at a certain moment, a character's name is mistaken for other's.
These are unusual mistakes, not really recurrent. The only
flaw I found in this anthology is that, in some stories, there are
typos, okay? I suppose they were made during
the stress of last-time preparations and revisions, and computer programs must have also
had a part in it. You know, autocorrect and stuff.
If you're not the kind of reader that has a mini-heart-attack as soon as they spot a typo
and you can bear it, you can be sure that the quality of the stories and the atmosphere
each of them inspire totally makes up for any typo that may be in them.
So, setting those tiny mistakes aside,
the rest is <3. I know that there's 20,
20 stories, okay? But I couldn't help myself, and I made a TOP 5 of my
favorite stories from the book. Number 5 is DELI BAL, a tale about
a dodgy guy who often fights with his neighbour because of land issues.
He starts segregating some kind of honey through his skin, and this honey has
very strange, unpredictable effects in the people who eat it. It entered the TOP
because it's funny, well-explained and
it made me laugh out loud. It's so random. In the 4th place is OIL. This is the story
of an elderly man who's hanging out with his friends at the bar, when they notice
that the man screeches like an old door and suffers strange achings, so his friends take him
to see a mysterious woman, the owner of an apothecary like no other in the village,
and the man tells her his life while she prepares a remedy to his ailments.
It's a sweet, pleasant story, and the ending,
though bittersweet, was satisfying and closed the tale perfectly.
There's a mistake often made with short stories in anthologies:
I don't know if the reason are rushed deadlines or tiredness or lack of inspiration,
some writers start well with their story.
They build the pace, flow through the plot without problems...
but then, especially in the final scene,
they just ham-fist a plot-twist in the story, something just to shock the reader,
an effective sentence or paragraph... and that's the end of the story. And you're left
feeling like you missed something, like you need some kind of... aftermath.
A final unravelling of the plot that explains just "why", you know? A more
well-rounded, satisfying, closed ending. The ending of OIL was very well-done in my opinion,
and though there was a last-minute bit of plot-twist, it was a foreseeable one.
So it made sense and felt good, okay? Now, numbers 5 and 4 are out.
Now comes number 3, we keep rising! Number 3 is WE WASTE NOTHING,
the story of a married couple who travels with their two sons, each with a terrible illness,
to a faraway house near a village in the middle of nowhere.
The villagers are weird and creepy, but soon the couple
will discover that there's a way to, perhaps, cure their sons. The price, though, might be high, terribly so,
and morally grey with a load of black in the mixture. Precisely this tale was the one
with the most typos, so go figure; despite that, it made its way to TOP 3. That might
tell you about how much I liked it. I found this story the most chilling
and shady. WE WASTE NOTHING. Now, number 2...
These were the ones that left me speechless, okay? Number 2 is
THE BEWITCHED OF THE CLIFF, the tale of a XIX century Spanish shepherdess
named Dori (Adoración - Dori). She's with her flock one day when
she goes near a cliff and encounters an eerie, beautiful woman with silvery clothes.
She seems to be a ghost, and she asks for the shepherdess' help.
From then on, Dori will visit the ghost often and the story
will unravel towards a beautiful, sad and melancholic ending.
Also very well-closed, I loved it. In fact, this was the last tale in the book,
and I think it was the perfect final note for the anthology. THE BEWITCHED OF THE CLIFF.
And now, number 1, my personal winner
in this marvelous anthology. It was, precisely, the story
that made me buy it. The Cerbero guys would upload the first 1-2 paragraphs
of every tale to Twitter to build up hype. The moment I read
the initial paragraph of this one story, I said "Fuck it" and ran to order the anthology.
I just loved it. Number 1 is 50% COTTON 50% POLYESTER.
It tells the story of an old woman consumed by desire, hunger and
unmeasured lust for the young man that works in the street market, helping his parents.
This tale is told
in 2nd person, as we read the thoughts and confessions that this
old woman with plenty of secrets dedicates to this robust,
young man she wishes to possess. And it's not only its great writing,
or the great plot, and the mindblowing plot-twist; the thing that made me fall in love
was the costumbrist portrait, the vivid descriptions... it was wonderful.
I felt like I was right there, in my town's street market, smelling the sweat, the
roasted chicken and the dust and metal of the stands, it's so cool.
In summary, 20 short stories, each one special in its own way.
All of them share motifs of the Spanish genre "Beret and Staff",
and many are dark and gritty, but you will remember all of them.
It's not common to find an anthology like this one. Stories in anthologies tend
to oscilate in quality, so I was pleased to realize that this particular anthology
had a rather high quality on average. It's no wonder that THOSE AREN'T WINDMILLS by Editorial Cerbero
sold like hot pies as soon as it was available. So, if you don't feel like
binge-watching horror movies because you scare easily, but you still want to
feel the magic of Halloween by the fireplace while you gorge on
roasted chestnuts (be careful then with the farting), I strongly reccomend
(Spanish) THOSE AREN'T WINDMILLS by Editorial Cerbero.
Read it, read it! Now, horror books aside...
I want to show you something. A week ago
I went to the highschool next town to present THE VISIT OF THE SELKIE. I sold many books
and the students behaved so well, they were so nice and asked so many questions,
and I had a great time with them.
Truly great young guys, with a lot of potential.
And I wanted to point out that a girl named Fátima (Hi Fátima! You might
be watching this video) Well, that girl
drew a picture and gave it to me while I was signing books the day after the presentation.
She made me a portrait, see? She must have found a photo of me
on social media and decided to make this gorgeous drawing.
Fátima, keep drawing because you're very good at it. I love the picture!
There it is, hanging on my wall, so I can look at your gift.
More news! Pay attention to this November the 17th, because the EuroSteamCon
comes to Armilla! We'll be there. Here you can see
the time and place.Thanks to the Time Machinists Association,
I'll be there selling prints and my novels, in case you want to drop by
my stand and talk with me, or buy my stuff, or just watch me from afar
while muttering "Look, there she is, the weirdo who uploads those videos to Youtube."
And that was today's video. See you next time, and thank you so much
for watching me one more time. Bye-bye! :D
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Scary delicious Halloween recipes
Apple critters
Ingredients: apple - 2 pieces; walnuts - 50 g; coconut urbech - 1-2 glasses; coconut shavings - 1 tbsp.; sunflower seeds
Crush walnuts to a paste
Add urbech, coconut shavings. Stir
Cut apples into slices
Make cuts
Put the stuffing
Decorate
Big-eyed
Ingredients: banana - 1 piece; walnuts - 50 g; cocoa - 1 tablespoon; coconut urbech - 1 tsp; pita bread - 1 sheet
Fry the nuts
Crush the nuts with a blender until pasta
Add cocoa
Add Urbech
Stir
Grease pita bread
Roll up
Cut into portions
Strung on skewers
Oat spiders
Ingredients: vegetable oil - 100 ml; sugar - 100 g; flour - 125 g; egg - 1 piece; oatmeal - 1.5 cups; salt - pinch; soda, vinegar - 1/4 tsp; sour cream - 1.5 tablespoons; candies
Mix oatmeal, flour, egg and sugar
Add sour cream
Mix soda with vinegar
Stir
Put on foil
Bake 25 minutes at 180 degrees
Put candies on hot cookies
Decorate
Mummy Puffs with Pumpkin
Ingredients: puff pastry - 250 g; egg - 1 piece; pumpkin - 150 g; vanilla sugar - 1 package; sugar - 2 tablespoons
Cut pumpkin
Add sugar and vanilla sugar
Stew until ready
Roll out the dough
Cut into rectangles
Put the stuffing
Form the puffs
Beat egg
Grease the puffs with an egg
Bake 20 minutes at 180 degrees
Decorate
Cheese Snakes
Ingredients: egg - 1 piece; sesame - 1-2 tablespoons; puff pastry - 250 g; Parmesan - 50 g
Rub cheese
Beat egg
Roll out the dough and grease it with an egg.
Sprinkle with cheese and sesame
Cut the dough into strips
Twist into tubes
Grease the tubules with an egg
Sprinkle with sesame
Bake 20 minutes at 180 degrees
Harmful pepper
Ingredients: vegetable oil - 2 tablespoons; Parmesan - 50 g; pasta - 200 g; salt - pinch; greens - 1 bunch; garlic - 1 clove; tomato - 1 piece; sweet pepper for decoration
Cook the pasta
Drain water
Cut tomato
Crush the garlic
Fry the vegetables
Rub cheese
Mix pasta and tomatoes
Add cheese
Crush greens
Decorate
Bon Appetit!
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the short of the week
Will I host with a lot of flair the donosskino awards again?
NEVERMORE
someone who also has his diatribes with a character like this
is the main character of our next short film
The Raven
The Raven is a canonical adaptation
of the famous and immortal poem by Edgar Allan Poe
Where the main character is a sad laconic man
who is regreting for the absence of his beloved Leonor
his regret however will be interrupted by the strange visit
of a strange visitor in dark plumage
The Raven works like a visual poem
the script was adapted by Tinieblas Gonzalez with the help of Karra Elejalde
To respect the maximum Poe's text the short film was filmed in English
this famous poem we have been able see in other famous adaptations
starred by the mythical actor Vincent Price in several times
the prince of darkness Christopher Lee
or even in The Simpsons
where james Earl Jones puts his voice during one of the Halloween specials
visually the first thing that comes to mind seeing The Raven
they are perhaps Gustave Dore's illustrations
but knowing Tinieblas
perhaps the most direct reference and not so obvious
we found it in a 1974 comic
The Raven for the Creepy magazine
drawn by the artist Richard Corben
the comic main character resembles the characterization of Gary Piquer
we also appreciate it in the visual style of some of the pages
dimensioned in Tinieblas short film
surely Tinieblas will have these comic book
of Richard Corben among his favorites
At first glance the short film pays homage to Roger Corman's productions
and the unmatched aesthetics of Hammer factory
we can think in a director like Tim Burton
another ghotic autor
who is undoubtedly very influenced by the Hammer
The Raven had a budget exceeding 20 million of the old pesetas currency
mostly inverted in a baroque production design
the immense set
a model of 60 square meters
and special effects
with a cgi of that time
the shooting was very hard
the Tinieblas's style
with journeys of 17 hours
with complicated camera movements
to recreate the sinuous flight of the raven
The Raven was premiered in a big way
in the San Sebastian Festival in 1998
being the only short film in thirty five years
participating out of competition in the official section
The Raven ended his good journey with the goya awards nomination
In the premiere of the short film was released
a promotional album already discontinued
The Raven Gothic Compilation
include the incidental music of Kike Suarez
and from Tristania its closing song
It was complemented with European Gothic bands
very much the taste of the director
one of the festivals,which was also The Raven was in San Sebastian terror week
look there we are poe fans with Tinieblas
Long live to Poe!
in the ubiquitous and tortured interpretation of The Raven
we have to Gary Piquer
actor of Scottish origin who works between London and Madrid
here we have seen him in movies like
Romasanta the werewolf hunt
The big fiasco of captain Trueno
Holmes & Watson Madrid days by Jose Luis Garci
or playing the great Houddini in the television series
El Ministerio del Tiempo
even taught us English on television
at the direction of The Raven we have Tinieblas Gonzalez
a director who arouses sympathy like hatreds
Tinieblas caused sensation with his first short film
Por un infante difunto
winning the critic prize at Cannes Festival
then the already commented The Raven
and finished his short stage with his most cryptic short fim
Ecosistema
his journey through the feature film has been rather a path of thorns
First financing and personal disagreements with the producer Andres Vicente Gomez
who ruined the unfinished movie Raices de sangre
Then came the mediatic case of Alma without owner ASD
where we all knew, in the mouth of the own Tinieblas Gonzalez
and his viral press conference
like the the movie producers kidnapped the movie
badly premiered
with a casiotone postproduction
in just a cinema
with the sole objective of taking the maximum amount of money
of National Film Funding grants
without caring about the release and luck of the movie
Tinieblas before such panorama and with the damned director fame
decided to emigrate to Los Angeles
and there he continues fighting
and we hope let him finally direct his first movie
to his own way
in a nutshell
The Raven had criticism in both sides
a pretentious short film slow and bland for some
or respected and exalted to cult short film for others
Let's not leave nobody indifferent
maybe this is the best thing that can happen to a short film
See you all at Donosskino!
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