Sunday, 7:47 am
October 7, 2012

How to Start a New Iphoto Library

The G-Drive Backup I have been using on the road is making a sound that indicates it is having some issues.

I do not trust my electronics these days. The whole idea of depending on these electronics as the foundation of my sanity and organization does not seem wise. I have already had too many breakdowns to show that in an instant I can be forced entirely in a different direction.

The technology has really got us.

I trace much of my inability to focus on the technology issues.

I have one main computer now that is in a box. The Data needs to be rebuilt. The secondary computer runs slow at times.

Before my trip, I was using Apple Care that had been extended for a period of time. I do not have that option any longer.

Today is the Hillcrest Farmers' Market

Today is the Hillcrest Farmers' Market. It is Sunday. I want to make sense of the material on my Iphoto Library called Rancho La Puerta Old Version. This contains most of the materials from my recent Caravan and the years work toward the Caravan.

I have one backup on the SImple Drive, but it is not current from the Last week's work.

There are photos I owe Eva and also there are photos on one of the Disks from High Holidays that I would like to recover. I believe I saw the program that can let me recover.

The ideal would be to be able to continue to use the original Iphoto Album on the Backup Drive for Rancho La Puerta Old Version, but I do not like that sound.

I will create a new interim Iphoto Library and put it on the Simple Drive.

Then, I will erase the old Iphoto Rancho La Puerta to make more room, and copy the new version.

Wait...it would make more sense to free up space and have room for a backup Iphoto Library on the Simple Drive.

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I need to proceed with caution with this Back up Disk and also adding more
size to this Album.

IT is mind fragmenting that I cannot see all my work on my Iphoto File.

8:02 am

I just came home on Tuesday from LA.

The Conscious Life Expo has a great program going with GMO's Today.

Yesterday's program was extraordinary, but I was in no shape to participate.

Some of my allies are up there today teaching.

It does not make sense to outlay that much energy to go up there.

I need to clean up and harvest the good from the Caravan...and my 30 days on the road.

I would like to finish the campaign strongly, but I have to evaluate what I can do.

I also have corrections to make of a couple Grow A Healthier Pizza Art Graphics.

The rents need to go in.

There are grounded activities that need Pit Stop attention before I can go forward.

It isn't wise to go to L.A. now.

I want to collect the good from what I did.

All my technology needs attention if I want to move forward.

God Bless my head.

Sending Prayers now to the other GMO leaders for a good day.

The was amazing work that they did at the Seeds of Doubt Conference yesterday.

That was the first time I listened to Dr. Huber.

We are really in a very serious state with the GMO's and the workshop today will be free up there. Lots of people will hear the incredible state of our GMO world.

How to Start a New Iphoto Library + Tech Issues+ PIT Stop.

I would like to be shouting from the rooftops that GMO is a failed technology
that must be abandoned, but I have to stop and regroup to be effective and move forward. Please review some of the info from yesterday's Conference.
by Dr. Don Huber.

That info appears in a Video on line.

All Nature is asking us to work together to pull this through and win
Prop 37.

HOW TO DO THE NEW IPHOTO LIBRARY

You can create multiple photo libraries to organize your photos, albums, slideshows, projects (such as books, cards, and calendars), and then switch between the libraries. For example, you could keep separate libraries for your personal photos and your work photos. Or, if you have a child who takes photos, you can keep his or her photos in a separate library.

You can modify items (such as albums) or edit photos in only one library at a time.

To create a new photo library:
Quit iPhoto.

Hold down the Option key as you open iPhoto.

In the window that appears, click Create New.

Type a name and choose a location to store the new photo library.

Click Save.

The iPhoto Source list shows your new, empty photo library. Any photos you import are added to this library.

You can switch to another library you’ve created at any time.

To switch between photo libraries:
Quit iPhoto.

Hold down the Option key as you open iPhoto.

Select the library you want to switch to.

Click Choose.

To move photos from one library to another:
Export the photos from one library.

This doesn’t delete the photos from the library.

Switch to the library you want to add them to. (See task above.)

Import the photos into the new library.


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