"On the Water" is a compositing of video elements to demonstrate impact of imagery to musics in a way that might be used in narrative, documentary, promotional, or other types of video – the way one might use royalty free content. The composites include elements of water, life, and body movement. Video is likely PG-13 as it has very brief nudity.

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The end of 2011 started with scanning. I started scanning old slides and looking at old video footage. The memories made me realized what a wonderful life I’ve had, and the great people I’ve enjoyed it with. Plus, I didn’t have to jump off a bridge to realize it.

The scanning gave me with warm feelings and another realization that I’ve had wonderful opportunities to participate in a history many only viewed. My wife has always been a part of this, and the old photo’s reminded me of that in a warm feeling I’ve enjoyed for days. I am fortunate that we had bought a good 35mm SLR camera back in the days. The quality of the scanned slides has been amazing so especially enjoyable. We’ve documented many events in our lives which include my art works and involvement in leading edge technologies so I’ve got lots of material to “broadband enable”.

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As 2012 approaches this video looks back to what it was like to capture and edit video in the early 1990's – not quite 20 years ago. The video's were low bitrate, small frame size because of limitations to typical personal computers. That carried through to the late 90's as the Internet was also too slow to handle high bitrate video. That has changed drastically and this video contrast the difference.

The world is split apart then brought back together again by doves – symbols of peace.

One day I'll work on it some more, but if anyone knows of a place for some of the Nadcomm equipment let me know. I believe Don is still looking for permanent exhibit.

To ccMixter.org music (CC BY) "Orc March" by basematic.

Watch the full morning (4 hours in 4 minutes) by clicking here. Judy goes through her morning of cooking Biscotti, Chili, Struesel Coffe Cake, and French Toast.

This is a makeshift repair, a temporary fix, or an out of warranty quick fix for a Toro SR4 lawnmower that runs poorly (spitting an sputtering) and has throttle or speed limiter problem. This is a jury rig type fix that I was forced into when the mechanic, at the place I bought the mower from, treated me like crap, wouldn’t listen to me, criticized me, and almost claimed the problem was me. His solutions were wrong and I pretty much knew it, but what do you say to an arrogant mechanic. For me it was “Bye” not buy.

MaxCI^© is an assessment tool for assisting grant seekers in obtaining grants and for grant makers to effectively manage resources.

Video was filmed and edited by Roger Bindl HEM Productions with script by Matt Schultz.

Other short videos produced for MaxCI include brief descriptions on:

• Associations – 37 sec.
• Competition & Grant-makers – 1 min, 15 sec.
• Ipsative score – 51 sec.
• Not-for-profits – 38 sec.
• Time to take Assessment – 1 min.

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