National Blog Posting Month

November 6th. You know what they say, 6th time's a charm!

Pest control! Will somebody PLEASE call pest control!

NavloPoMo-a-Go-Go Day 6. In the can, as they say.

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Permalink Reply by cheryl colan Nov 6 2007

Get ready, get set, to Make-a-the-Bread!! (part one)
MissB showed me how on her vlog.
I make it neurotic!

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Permalink Reply by brook hinton Nov 6 2007

A stroboscopic 7 minute endurance test reworking Jeph Jay's Day 4 post:

Nanovlomo#6 on Temporalab. It's Day 6. Will our jobs survive?

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Permalink Reply by Bev Sykes Nov 6 2007

You don't call pest control, you get a bunch of vet students to take them all away:

http://funnytheblog.blogspot.com/2007/11/snip-snip.html

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Permalink Reply by Mike Moon Nov 6 2007

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Permalink Reply by Steve Garfield Nov 6 2007

Natalie Gelman Sings and Plays Guitar at Podcamp Boston from stevegarfield on Vimeo. Natalie Gelman Sings and Plays Guitar at Podcamp Boston.

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Permalink Reply by Aaron Valdez Nov 6 2007

My Day Six remix of Trine's Day 5. Hooahh!

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Permalink Reply by Will Luers Nov 6 2007

Found leaf peaking thru.
day 6: http://tinyurl.com/2hmvej

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Permalink Reply by David Howell Nov 6 2007

Day 6

Taking an idea from here.

Junk Drawer

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Permalink Reply by Mary Matthews Nov 6 2007

Click To Play Day 6: The Carnival of Samhain is in its 6th year. A fun show of creative,clever sketches and pieces around the Halloween season. Here are some highlights I shot from Saturday night's show and after show cocktails. My camera has some low light issues, so I caught what I could. Music by Bone Daddy.

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Permalink Reply by Dennis Poulette Nov 6 2007

Also here.
Not my best, but it's something.

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Permalink Reply by Rupert Nov 6 2007

My Office - the art of Getting Things Done

Yesterday, I asked everybody to show their desks & workspaces, inspired by Cheryl asking to see everyone’s Junk Drawers in the Ideas thread in this group, and in response to Valdez's Nietzschean SuperDesk. And I promised to show my desk today. So here it is.

Two years ago, a friend gave me David Allen’s famous Getting Things Done. It changed my life.

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Permalink Reply by Jeffrey Taylor Nov 6 2007

I've answered Rupert's call for NAVLOPOMO participants to show their workspaces. I think the distinctive things about mine are that it's all portable and can be "hidden", the it incorporates other activities in main living areas of the apartment and that it's in Paris. ;-) I could have cleaned up a bit, but I wanted you all to see things in motion as opposed to some sort of sterile "welcome to my home" experience.

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Permalink Reply by GoGen Nov 6 2007

071106 My workspace (vid 06/30)
The most detailed tour ever of my workspace.
http://www.gogentv.com/2007/11/06/071106-my-workspace/
Thanks for watching!

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Permalink Reply by schlomo rabinowitz Nov 6 2007

It's Voting Day here in San Francisco - and many other parts of America as well. Here is a look at our voting process; what do your ballots look like? I was kinda bummed that we can't blame anything on a dangling chad.

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Permalink Reply by trine Nov 6 2007

ah i just made it.

http://blip.tv/file/468897

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Permalink Reply by Robert Croma Nov 6 2007

Better late than never...Here's number 6 (only 18 minutes before number 7 can be posted!): http://tinyurl.com/25ms6q

Filmed very little today. Walking through Soho on the way home I finally took out my camera. Must try and get things posted earlier if I can. And then take the rest of the day off! Easier said than done of course...

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Permalink Reply by Ze Nuno Nov 6 2007

seagulls on the river tagus * lisbon, portugal

more seagulls this time i recorded them on lisbon on the dock. in this video i tried one trick called smoothcam, it was not so interesting in the first take, but it takes so much time to render that i am not going to turn off that filter on the first clip, the second benefits of the filter... bah. enough rumbling geek stuff.

i hope its more relaxing, especially after Robert Croma of yesterday that i just seen some minutes ago ("The Natural History Museum").
:-)

just posted this also on my vlog.

I have lots of video to watch, sorry for that. i blame it on work. ;-)

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Permalink Reply by Mike Moon Nov 7 2007