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DogTown
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Hummingbird visit
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Lucy
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Puppy Lucy Johnson plays with a minty dog treat

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Douglas F. Winnek, 3D Inventor ©2008 Derek Dean
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Excerpt from the video: "Mr. 3D - Douglas Winnek" © 2008 Derek Dean.
Douglas Winnek was an American inventor and pioneer in 3D technology with dozens of patents in multiple applications of 3D: Commercial, Medical, Aerial, Artistic and experimental. In this excerpt, he demonstrates the 8x10 3D Camera and discusses his life in 3D.

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Tuolumne Meadows
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July 1, 2011
Set to HD!

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Tuolumne River
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July 1, 2011
Set to HD!

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Brenda Elsagher pt.3
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Brenda Elsagher presents her award winning comedy routine about life after an ostomy and other subjects at the Sutter Auburn Faith Hospital's Wound and Ostomy Care Center's special event: "We've Got Guts!" A gathering of former and current patients and their care providers for a luncheon and speaker event May 25th 2011, in Auburn California.
Pt.3

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Brenda Elsagher pt.2
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Brenda Elsagher presents her award winning comedy routine about life after an ostomy and other subjects at the Sutter Auburn Faith Hospital's Wound and Ostomy Care Center's special event: "We've Got Guts!" A gathering of former and current patients and their care providers for a luncheon and speaker event May 25th 2011, in Auburn California.
Pt.2

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Brenda Elsagher pt.1
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Brenda Elsagher presents her award winning comedy routine about life after an ostomy and other subjects at the Sutter Auburn Faith Hospital's Wound and Ostomy Care Center's special event: "We've Got Guts!" A gathering of former and current patients and their care providers for a luncheon and speaker event May 25th 2011, in Auburn California.
Pt.1

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Bridal Chorus.wmv
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Bridal chorus from Lohengrin
Richard Wagner
Excerpt and variation
by Harold Birdsall
Guitar

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Doug's Train
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From the Fall Meet 2009 of The Sacramento Valley Live Steamers

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firedancers
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Road to Big Sur
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Rayna, Heather and Dad at Big Sur CA in 2001.

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Choose Something Like a Star
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Choral setting of Robert Frost's Poem by Randall Thompson, performed by
Harvard University Choir & Murray Forbes Somerville.
Slideshow of found pics by me.

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Latest comments made on this video:

Wow.I go to ...
By: dcfanchris. on 20 May 12, 01:08:19
Wow.I go to Wellesley High School and we just did the entire Frostiana.It sounded incredible and? very professional.

beautiful piece and ...
By: michiemagana. on 10 Mar 12, 05:30:53
beautiful piece and we will be perfoming this i believe at our? next choral concert and at our performing at Disney Hall!!!

I too am a 16-year- ...
By: YourFaceWillDie468. on 16 Feb 12, 20:17:54
I too am a 16-year-old boy, and I? could not have put that better.

just sang this song ...
By: Blondealii34. on 12 Feb 12, 20:16:58
just sang this song yesterday for district chorus :) so? powerful

I was in a choir as ...
By: jbmanly69ify. on 11 Dec 11, 18:16:43
I was in a choir as a? youth, that sung this song. The choir was unique, for it filled all the seats in the Hunstman Arena at the University of Utah. There were no spectators, only performers. The experience was so overwhelming that each time I hear this sung, it reduces me to tears, and heaves, which make it difficult for me to speak.

Thanks! This piece ...
By: HDBirdsall. on 22 Nov 11, 06:48:19
Thanks! This piece left a lasting impression on me when I sang it in college with? the rest of Frostiana. I'm sure your performance went well!

Thank you for this ...
By: theonlymusic1teach. on 18 Nov 11, 10:27:59
Thank you for this beautiful video. I am conducting this tomorrow and awoke early with it on my mind. The pictures you chose have been in my mind yet I have been unable to express. I "caught" my students singing it in the lounge and they were so caught up I was amazed- the gift of this poem and Randall Thompson's music is timeless.... and now I know some 18? year olds who love it! Mission accomplished,.....

Of course, I love ...
By: BeesKnees405. on 11 Oct 11, 15:38:39
Of course, I love this song and listen to it whenever life gets hard or I lose hope, but I really like the pictures, as well. Galaxies and then trees. Beautiful. It's funny you put solar flares at "I burn, talk Fahrenheit, talk centigrade!", because it's what I always thought of when I sang this for my choir two years ago.? Imagine that.

I didn't understand ...
By: 4myenny. on 21 Jul 11, 16:46:09
I didn't understand this piece the first time I performed it. When I eventually realized that the star is a reference to God - or something greater that one has faith in? - something more than our present physical state of existence that we all will become a part of after our work on earth is done - this work resonates with the true meaning of humanity, and stir one's deepest emotions.

muy linda? ...
By: MsEnanus. on 30 Jun 11, 19:22:21
muy linda? interpretación!

I first heard this ...
By: lorenchristopher. on 11 Jun 11, 08:16:06
I first heard this piece 4 years ago while in college, after a special guest lecture the university choir came on stage and performed this. I cried my eyes out (I'm a guy and was 26 at the time, lol). So? deep, so hopeful....it transports me, still, to a cosmic world of knowing everything is alright and always will be. Love love love this so much.

Me and my chorus ...
By: DarkSk8erGurl. on 20 May 11, 16:16:27
Me and my chorus here in Franklin County, Vermont, sang this song this year. I hate it how the suprano's complain about the higher notes... This recording set my example of how the song should sound, and we did nicely but some killed it...? This song strikes such a deeper meaning, something called 'hope' and 'faith.' You don't have to be religious, and you don't have to really be a follower of any theory. This song can still mean something to you no matter what. I am nearly 16.

Wonderful. I am ...
By: dewarfinch1. on 15 May 11, 11:48:15
Wonderful. I am captivated by the crossing harmonies. This piece has such? a resonance and ambiance...

.........and? ...
By: PVcat1. on 07 May 11, 17:27:26
.........and? globalists!

And the wonderful ...
By: Sharoney. on 23 Apr 11, 20:44:13
And the wonderful thing about being a listener and a choral singer is that I can talk about my? preferences in a forum such as this. Happy conducting.

Personally, I liked ...
By: christophbell2. on 08 Apr 11, 03:39:24
Personally, I liked the tempo. This is what I? usually conduct it at, the wonderful thing about being a conductor is I can set the tempo, regardless of what the piece says. I like this interpretation, very well done.

Too fast. Thompson ...
By: Sharoney. on 25 Mar 11, 05:17:28
Too fast. Thompson gave a tempo of 60 for this piece. This version is too fast by a third. The entire contemplative aspect of the work is lost. It's really too bad, because the choir seems to understand the other aspects of the piece--the mystery, the timelessness, the blend contrasted with the floating height of the soprano note.? But in the end, it feels rushed. That destroys all the clear and unforced choral sound has built up. Shame.

Is it mystical? In ...
By: LAYMANDON. on 16 Feb 11, 20:53:25
Is it mystical? In the best? sense of the word. Einstein said the mot important aspect of life is to have a sense of wonder. Mystical is related to mystery, and wonder is its best characteristic. I also can't help but see the Buddhist virtue of equanimity in this message. If you don't understand, please work on it. It's important to spritual growth.

Frost's word are ...
By: Jaydoggie. on 07 Dec 10, 23:50:51
Frost's word are just as relevant today as they were when he wrote them. Perhaps even more so. I remember doing this? piece with my high school choir, and the impact of the words then. I haven't heard this piece in many years, so it was refreshing to hear it again, accompanied by some breathtaking photos. Thank you!

gave me? goosebumps ...
By: Euph0riaLove. on 21 Oct 10, 01:27:55
gave me? goosebumps (:

Stunning rendition? ...
By: mimsy51. on 29 Sep 10, 12:47:18
Stunning rendition? and fabulous pictures -- a mystical piece of art!

Thank you SO MUCH ...
By: 1tufboy. on 26 Sep 10, 19:47:32
Thank you SO MUCH for taking the time to create this? beautiful video!

Finally, something ...
By: keydet72. on 24 Aug 10, 21:30:24
Finally, something good? out of Harvard to offset all the lawyers!

It speaks of ...
By: 1MichaelBussee. on 19 Aug 10, 20:49:11
It speaks of finding something unchangeable, something bright and constant to "stay our minds on" when life gets confusing and tumultous. Not to be swayed by temporatry things like praise or blame -- but something we can "learn by heart" and when alone, repeat. That's not easy: "It asks a little of us here" -- a 'certain height". I think of it as? holding on to the dream no matter what.

The choir I'm in ...
By: SirLirin2. on 07 Jun 10, 04:59:29
The choir I'm in sang this for a concert last year and I fell in love with it. I was so reluctant to return the sheet music for it! I don't think any choral piece I will ever sing or hear will ever have as strong an effect on me as this one did. This is one of the most beautiful poems I have? ever read, and the choral version is chilling.

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