Well, I did it again. I produced another video which tells the truth about YouTube and I was censored/demonetized again. Even if you are not a blogger, you should watch the video in which I explain some of the behind the scenes stuff YouTube is doing. It was this information that stamped me out as … Continue reading Blog using YouTube? You need to know this! (Uncensored)
Learning from Others’ Mistakes… Pole Barn Dream
Continued from last week's wind "gym" sock. I use the the Zoom's new wind "gym" sock to record the sound for this video. You'll notice my hair blowing in the breeze while I stand outside and then walk around the old derelict cabin on the property. So far, my wind sock idea works pretty well … Continue reading Learning from Others’ Mistakes… Pole Barn Dream
Zoom Wind “Gym” Sock
Yesterday I was filming outside using the Zoom H4N recorder to compensate for our video camera's poor quality microphone. However, the wind was blatting out the sound of the microphone. I had to throw out the footage, but that's okay, I like how this video turned out. I enjoy making videos and editing them. … Continue reading Zoom Wind “Gym” Sock
Honest Companies Do Exist… Tractor Chain Success
Sometimes it seems everyone is so busy trying to make a dollar, that integrity is the first decent thing sacrificed to get it. Even in the blogging world, the temptation to create ad revenue before speaking a company's name is a real thing. When looking for tractor chains after this winter storm, I discovered two … Continue reading Honest Companies Do Exist… Tractor Chain Success
Winter Storm Nadia is Naughty.
I remember years ago in first grade our school taking two vacation days in February to celebrate the birthdays of President Abraham Lincoln, February 12, and President George Washington, February 21st. We would work on crafts centered around both presidents and display them the entire month of February. Today, schools celebrate Presidents' Day, which complete … Continue reading Winter Storm Nadia is Naughty.
A Birthday Tradition Revisited
In this day and age, it seems that traditions are receiving a bad press. Many traditions provide a sense of comfort and stability in a world that is filled with chaos. The tradition I started for my wife's birthday is now over a decade old, and it is a tradition that is now rooted in … Continue reading A Birthday Tradition Revisited
I miss the 1980s Radio Shack
While building the bicycle generator, I wished I could find an electronics component store. I needed a couple parts, a diode and an inline Volt/Amp meter. I checked the phone book for electronic parts and components and an older phone book had a few stores, but in the new phone book, the section no longer … Continue reading I miss the 1980s Radio Shack
