Wish List Item: Flip MinoHD
Although I usually do not have cravings to obtain material belongings, especially as some sort of status symbol or fad or whatever, what has quietly been high among my wish list of late of an item potentially worth having, particularly since I could then more easily create video diaries (e.g., when I am camping out and want to share some experiences or thoughts about such with others) and also do short interviews of others on various subject matters of interest as well as video tours and the like, is this Flip MinoHD, here.
It would also be good to be able to include the Flip Video™ Premium Service Plan too of course and, when I can manage to afford such and, who knows by then either prices may be lower or something even better may come along to purchase instead, it is my hope to get something these lines.
My Video Reply re: What is Art?
My long, windy and wandering video reply to (make sure to max your volume as high as you can, due to my having to try to be quiet and not wake anyone as well as also because of the background noise the laptop computer makes for some reason unknown to me):
Description:
a late comer’s reply to a really good question, one open to potentially infinite discussion & while there is no *one* answer or even a limited set of absolute answers, there are plenty of answers much as there exists many different pieces of various sizes and shapes to any given puzzle and this is a huge, ever expanding one as the process of art continues to unfold & evolve …
Video: Lyrical Answer to "How Are You?"
Background, history and lyrics, here (Wednesday, October 22, 2008).
Watch 1st 4 Hours of 2009 Homelessness Marathon
The Homelessness Marathon is an annual 14-hour radio broadcast featuring the voices and stories of homeless people from around the United States The Homelessness Marathon features live call-ins all night long via a national toll-free number. The Homelessness Marathon is available for free to all non-commercial radio stations.
Videos via Freespeech TV (embedded via Blip TV):
Homelessness Marathon Part I
Jeremy Alderson, director of the Homelessness Marathon, talks with Sergeant David Spring, Dorothy McClender, Nora Bogunin, and Greg Lane about their personal stories with homelessness. The 12th Annual Homelessness Marathon originates from Pass Christian, Mississippi, just a few miles from “the other Ground Zero,” where Hurricane Katrina came ashore. The Homelessness Marathon is an annual 14-hour radio broadcast featuring the voices and stories of homeless people from around the United States The Homelessness Marathon features live call-ins all night long via a national toll-free number.
Homelessness Marathon Part II
Interview with Jeremy Alderson, director of the Homelessness Marathon.Jeremy Alderson talks with Keith Burton, Editor of Gulf Coast News, Ray, Rev. Elijah Mitchell, and Ken Harris. [...]
Homelessness Marathon Part III
Interview with Kathleen Johnson, Director of Katrina Relief (Waveland)
Jeremy Alderson talks with Paul Joyce, Michael, Forrest Eubank, Phillip, and Mike. [...]
Homelessness Marathon Part IV
Interview with Jeremy Alderson, director of The Homlessness Marathon.Jeremy Alderson talks with Jeremy Rosen, Director of National Policy. [...]
Vermont Tweetup: Langdon Street Cafe, Friday, 1/30/2009 from 1:00pm – 2:30pm
RSVP (only), here (via twtvite).
fyi: Langdon Street Cafe
Old Favorite: Hill Street Blues
The television series Hill Street Blues, which ran from 1981 to 1987, was another of my favorite shows to watch.
Watch the pilot: Hill Street Station:
Watch archived video of the show’s episodes, here (via Hulu).
Old Favorite: ‘Barney Miller’
The television series Barney Miller, which ran from the mid-70′s through the early-80′s, was among one of my favorite shows to watch.
Watch the very first episode of the television series:
Watch archived video of the show’s episodes, here (via Hulu).
One of my favorite characters in the series was Detective Phil Fish, played by Abe Vigoda (via Wikipedia). Yesterday (Friday, January 23, 2009), he appeared on the NBC Today show.
Watch the archived video of the segment:
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A Happy New Year Wish
[cross-posted to Green Mountain Daily, here (without original video version)]
A Happy New Year Wish
May the coming twelve months be much better for you and yours than was the case during this year.
Affording for greater opportunities and quality time to put painful or bad experiences within the past,
In an effort to plant and nurture seeds of charity, joy and hope where once existed loathing, grief and fear.
Thereby offering an inspiring example to help others keep faith in continuing on as well as to hold fast,
Working together to build communities with meaningful futures and better chances for them to last.
Morgan W. Brown
Montpelier, Vermont
December 31, 2008
Happy New Year!
Ray Charles Gospel Christmas
Am watching this on TV right now (via TV One), which I stumbled upon while surfing channels, yet figured a video clip of it might also be available online too.
Merry Christmas!
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