[videoblogging] need help recovering destroyed wordpress blog
hi. i'll try to give you a brief outline of what happened. my hosting service (Bluefish Hosting, btw) upgraded to a new platform. This meant migrating all the files to somewhere other than where it was and working fine. Don't know why. My directories and html files migrated but none of my databases migrated over to the new platform and so my wordpress blogs went kaput. after weeks of phone calls and complaints, i finally got them to migrate the databases over to the new platform and days later to make the appropriate wordpress directory associate with the right database. what was wrong and what they did, i have no idea because they would not return my phone calls or emails. Bluefish, btw, used to be awesome. Their support now seems to have to deal with another company that i should be sewing right now. if you go to studioscopic.com you will see the blog comes up with all the stylesheets and everything but none of the links for pages or archives work. the categories are broken. some plugins like vPIP seem to work but others like my photo galley plugin don't. I'm going to keep leaving messages for my hosting support but the site has been broken for weeks and if I rely on them it will stay broken for much longer. does this look like something that i could fix myself? I would very much appreciate any help. let me know if you need more info. ps. don't use Bluefish David Kessler www.studioscopic.com
[videoblogging] background color won't change in WP theme editor
hi.
i've changed the background color of my blog a few times before but
now when i try to change it in the theme editor I can't seem to do it.
this is what i have
body { /* Basic defaults and the area outside the design */
font: 62.5% Helvetica, Sans-Serif; /* Resets 1em to 10px */
background: #f1f2f3 url('images/bodybackground.gif') repeat-x;
text-align: center;
}
that background # is correct. I have a bkg.gif on top that is meant
to fade into the background color but the site is showing the
darker grey that i had before.
http://www.studioscopic.com
please help
-david
[videoblogging] Re: sxswi anyone?
I'll be out there with folks from Viddler and sxswvideos fun and fun! studioscopic.com undertheel.blogspot.com --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, David King [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Who's going, anyone planning a get-together? Translation - I AM going, but I'm also terrible at planning stuff! -- David King davidleeking.com - blog http://davidleeking.com/etc - videoblog [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
[videoblogging] Re: Cloverfield hand held major movie
i can't help thinking about these things. I know it's just supposed to be entertaining and it never pays to over analyze a movie like this but in this case wasn't the whole movie just a gimmick anyway? wasn't the whole thing just about how clever the filmmakers thought they were being? so if they were so clever, why did the the characters go into an electronics store and not consider grabbing a couple extra tapes and batteries? that's all they would have had to do to keep me from thinking about how this footage looks edited and how they went 7 hours without having to change a battery. but forget all of that. if they were so clever, how did they think they could get away with making a movie that supplants a plot for a gimmick. that's never a good idea. --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Richard Amirault [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I just got back from the movies. I saw CLOVERFIELD and all I knew about it going in was that it was a monster movie. I had no idea that the entire movie would be from the point of view of a character with a hand held video camera. You never see the actual camera and while they refer to tape in the movie I would strongly suspect that the camera is a memory card based device, not a tape camera, and that they (the writers) intentionally had the characters use the most common term. Frankly I was not impressed with the beginning of the movie and actually closed my eyes for the first half hour or so. I didn't want to watch all the shaky footage .. and was considering leaving the theatre .. but when the s**t hit the fan I started watching and they really did a credible job. There was some times where I couldn't believe that the character operating the camera would be 'filming' certain scenes .. and that he would turn it on and off .. or NOT turn it on or off .. at certain times .. but that's where suspension of disbelief comes in. It's a decent monster movie .. I recommend it .. especially for video enthusiasts. Richard Amirault Boston, MA, USA http://n1jdu.org http://bostonfandom.org http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J7hf9u2ZdlQ
[videoblogging] Re: Yo La Tengo Videoblogging!?
Hey Mark, let's go to NJ and offer some vlogging services to YLT. i love those guys david --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Mark Schoneveld [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: One of my favorite bands of all time in the whole entire universe just posted a funny little video on their website and it looks like they might be making it into a full-fledged video blog! FTW! http://www.yolatengo.com/kaplanskorner.html Enjoy! Mark* xlntads.com/blog
[videoblogging] Re: Cloverfield hand held major movie
I appreciate the points that you are making. I do think that this home movie style can influence and inspire in some interesting ways. I do however have to disagree on some points. Cloverfield has the appearance of being low budget with all in camera editing but of course that was not the case in reality, that was just the premise of the movie. it wasn't edited in camera it was just made to look that way. even if much of the film was shot on an HVX, that's not a home movie camera. Cloverfield had big money special effects. this is a studio film made by established, rich people, and promoted with a huge budget. This film cost $30 million to make. yeah, that's low budget for Paramount. yes, go run with the premise, be inspired. but as you say use the device to tell interesting stories. that's what truly independent filmmakers should be doing. if you don't have 30 million to create Cloverfield you can't get away with repeating the lines What was that thing? over and over again and expect nobody to actually care what that thing was. --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Tim Street [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I think Cloverfield does take things beyond the Blair Witch Project and does a great job of fictional organic Home Video story telling. The filmmakers have set some ground rules for themselves and they stick to those ground rules. Everything that happens on that tape from a storytelling point of view happens in real time with nothing other than in camera edits. I'm envious of what the filmmakers have done with Cloverfield. I've been exploring fictional organic home video storytelling since I did For the Love of Julie in 1999 and I Can Still Tell Your Wife Bill in 2001 and I've been waiting for more stories to be told this way so that it doesn't seem gimmicky. I think Loney Girl 15 does a good job of this but every so often their characters get a little bit too cinematic in the production of their videos and it pulls me out of the story but non the less LG15 is breaking new ground with this type of storytelling and they are intertwining it with ARG which is way cool. I really look forward to seeing what new films are created using this approach to storytelling and how it matures so that it's not seen as a gimmick. If this type of filmmaking is embraced it lowers the financial bar of entry for what is acceptable for theatrical film releases and increases the chances of getting theatrical distribution for storytellers who can't afford a traditional cinematic production. If you are at all interested in telling stories that are shown on the big screen I urge you to take a closer look at Cloverfield and think about what emotionally compelling stories you could tell using this organic home video approach. There are some very creative people on this list and I think one or several of us could someday have a theatrical release by using this type of storytelling. Tim Street Creator/Executive Producer French Maid TV Subscribe for FREE @ http://frenchmaidtv.com/itunes MyBlog http://1timstreet.com On Jan 27, 2008, at 10:13 AM, Sull wrote: it never pays to over analyze a movie like this but i'll offer up a counter perspective. why did the the characters go into an electronics store and not consider grabbing a couple extra tapes and batteries? the electronics store scene came from one characters sole focus to get his phone working so he could try to communicate with another character. this relationship drove the story/path. the character had zero interest in getting equipped to document the devastation they were smothered in. the character who was filming everything was originally only supposed to film a going away party. as the events unfolded, this character did realize the importance of the footage but i am sure he also was not interested in getting more equipment that would allow him to document more than he could with what he had (within story, some unknown SSD camera) and would happily be rescued over further gallivanting around a city under attack by a monster. how they went 7 hours without having to change a battery. not sure when the film is supposedly taking place. was their a year mentioned? but a 7 hour batter is not too absurd. personally, i could ask alot of questions and potential inaccuracies... but screw that. i thought it was fantastic. their will undoubtedly be sequels and this was just an introduction to the monster. more details and plot would be added in future. On Jan 27, 2008 12:03 PM, David S Kessler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: i can't help thinking about these things. I know it's just supposed to be entertaining and it never pays to over analyze a movie like this but in this case wasn't the whole movie just a gimmick anyway? wasn't
[videoblogging] Re: video gallery wordpress plugin?
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Stan Hirson, Sarah Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Jay dedman jay.dedman@ wrote: The blog started as a diary format for text. But what if I dont see my video work as a linear narrative where old posts gets buried under August 2006. The fact that i made a video in August 2006 is irrelevant to how I really feel about it. Categories might be a better way to see some video projects. so how can I format my front page based on highlighting different categories? I was faced with this, too. I fooled around with blogging software and then went for a content management system, Joomla. Joomla allows me to create menu hierarchy of sections, categories, and individual articles. It freed me from the chronological archive. People can go to a menu and pull what they want based on their interest rather than the chronological order. I wanted to create something on the order of a coffee-table book of text and videos on a rather narrow subject. The videos compliment the text to explore the subject at depth. People go back and forth between stories based on their personal interest at their own control rather than arbitrary categories or chronology. [snip] The same is true for our videoblog: http://ryanishungry.com This is why I got excited about the related video plugin that Charles built. When we do a video about Composting, I want all our compost videos to show upnot be buried in the archive just because they are older. But then I had another problem. Some visitors were so unfamiliar with menu-driven web sites they needed the prompt of a thumbnail and some text description. I made a sticky post like a center panel on the front page. It was a whole other brain part. It can be seen on: http://www.hestakaup.com/ As a visual creator, I want to arrange my blog visually and non-linearly. I think right now, WP, and blogger, and Tumblr all follow the one post after another format that works so well for text blogs. Jay My videos are embedded in text articles. Some of the text stories have five or six videos, others have only one. Joomla with vPIP Flash videos is very flexible with this. Stan Hirson http://hestakaup.com i've spent days now trying to get my site to look like a place where you can come and see an archive of videos and not just a blog. I haven't found anything that works for me. every plugin that i find still insists that i know how to code to be able to use. i'm a filmmaker, not a coder. hows about an easy way to view my archives as thumbnails that link to my wordpress posts? this sounds like a doable solution to me but i'm still completely lost. - david (non-coder increasingly frustrated with wordpress)
[videoblogging] video gallery wordpress plugin?
hi. so i'm starting a brand new video blog and i'm thinking what i want besides the standard blog format is a gallery that shows many thumbnails and plays either in a window or pops up like vPIPs thickbox. i found this one http://blog.vodpod.com/?p=230 but it demands that i know some code to set it up and i don't like that it doesn't use my own thumbnails. this should sit comfortably on the home page. anyone know of anything like that? david
[videoblogging] Re: video gallery wordpress plugin?
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Jay dedman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The Journal format is becoming less and less useful. Why? good question. David Kessler might be able to jump in since we've been talking about it offlist. The blog started as a diary format for text. But what if I dont see my video work as a linear narrative where old posts gets buried under August 2006. The fact that i made a video in August 2006 is irrelevant to how I really feel about it. Categories might be a better way to see some video projects. so how can I format my front page based on highlighting different categories? again, lets look at http://colombiamigrationproject.net/ (which s html since peter couldnt easilydo this with a blog) maria projects is not times based but based on geography. she did videos in Colombia and NYC...and wants to play them off each other. much different from the journal/diary format. The same is true for our videoblog: http://ryanishungry.com This is why I got excited about the related video plugin that Charles built. When we do a video about Composting, I want all our compost videos to show upnot be buried in the archive just because they are older. As a visual creator, I want to arrange my blog visually and non-linearly. I think right now, WP, and blogger, and Tumblr all follow the one post after another format that works so well for text blogs. Jay -- http://jaydedman.com 917 371 6790 Professional: http://ryanishungry.com Personal: http://momentshowing.net Photos: http://flickr.com/photos/jaydedman/ Twitter: http://twitter.com/jaydedman RSS: http://tinyurl.com/yqgdt9 lots of good ideas! i'm particularly impressed with David Meade's page. i've never seen a wordpress site look like that and it sound like he is working on a lot of the functionality that we are looking for. it looks like one issue that is always an issue on websites and blogs is how do you cut down the clutter. I need a page that is both easily usable and visually inviting. and since we are talking about information that not meant for a linear timeline and all equally pertinent there seems to be a temptation to see everything at once. i think that would repel most of the viewers that i'm trying to reach. the site that i am currently creating is going to be an archive of interviews with artists. so for me the thumbnail of the video is incredibly important. unless someone comes to the site knowing exactly who's video they are looking for, they will look through the thumbnails and decide what looks interesting to them but i see that this can also be a bit overwhelming to see them all at once. I hear the categories idea but i don't necessarily want to start breaking up the artists into different categories. simple, elegant and integrated is what i am hoping for.
[videoblogging] installing show in a box
awesome, i went back and set up my account and got my wordpress blog online. i really want to get this show in a box thing working but i cant find any documentation on installing show in a box. i downloaded the theme and put in the themes folder and now that i chose that as my theme, i have a nice blank page. i'm totally new to wordpress and don't code at all. can someone tell me how to get this working? david --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Michael Verdi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: You can't do any of the show in a box stuff on wordpress.com Buying hosting yourself doesn't cost very much. A basic account at someplace like 11 go for $3/mo + $6/yr if you need to register a domain. So if you need a domain and hosting - that's $42/yr. - Verdi On Dec 28, 2007 8:38 PM, David S Kessler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: yeah, i gave up. going back to blogger. now to get it to recognize my domain (headache #2) -- http://michaelverdi.com http://freevlog.org http://nscape.tv
[videoblogging] question for show in a box peoples
i'm starting a new wordpress vlog and i want to use show in a box. i didn't want to spend the money to pay for hosting service so i went with a wordpress hosted site. http://studioscopic.com. so my question, can show in a box work on a blog hosted by wordpress? so far i have not seen access to all the files but i can edit CSS (if i knew any CSS) this question is also for just using Vpip on a wordpress hosted site too. thanks guys, David Kessler
[videoblogging] Re: question for show in a box peoples
yeah, i gave up. going back to blogger. now to get it to recognize my domain (headache #2)
[videoblogging] Re: Great article about a videoblog
Thanks Jay and all I am actually very surprised that what was really a small personal project of mine has been acknowledged by so many people in my city and online (Although it was very surreal to see myself in the newspaper boxes of every other corner of philadelphia). What is even better is the many different perspective that people take to it and their reasons for being fond of it. My intentions were artistic ones, for the most part and yet I am happy that it is being viewed for it's social and journalistic elements as well. I really thought that it would never be seen outside of the videoblogging world. I could not have known was how it would be taken by the people who live in my neighborhood and who would most likely have never known about my blog without the local papers writing about it. the feedback from my this offline community has also been very positive. thanks vloggers for supporting me from the beginning. My original intention was only to keep it going for a year. I've decided to keep the project going after the year is up in December. It may not be as regular as i was trying to make it before but i think it is worth further exploration. david --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Jay dedman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: David Kessler from undertheheel.blogspot.com was featured in hos local paper: http://www.philadelphiaweekly.com/view.php?id=15617 It's really well done. *What began *in January as a fascination with the El location has transformed into a series of character studies that are as powerful and compelling as anything out there in the worlds of art or journalism�not just as portals into the everyday struggles of individuals, but also as a portrait of the neighborhood in which they live. Kessler's decision to display his work in the form of a video blog ( undertheel.blogspot.com) was deliberately populist, allowing his work to be experienced by anyone with computer access, while giving it both an immediacy rarely found in art collections and an intimacy rarely seen in journalism. Jay -- http://jaydedman.com 917 371 6790 Video: http://ryanishungry.com Twitter: http://tinyurl.com/2aodyc RSS: http://tinyurl.com/yqgdt9 [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
[videoblogging] new camera suggestions?
I waist half of my life logging and capturing off of dv tapes. If i had that time back i might go fly kites or something. I have about a thousand miniDV tapes thrown about my studio that in all likelihood i will never touch again. I want a hard drive or memory card camera and I want it to be AWESOME. but after days of research I pulling my hair out figuring out which one has the least amount of compromises. bad low light, no mic jack, can't edit on FCP (all these things are extremely important to me). this is maddening. has anyone gone through this and come out a winner? HV20? Xacti? did they do something about AVCHD being a giant pain in the ass yet? suggestions?
[videoblogging] Re: Cloverfield - First Movie With Camcorders
not only is Mark right about this movie not being shot on camcorders, click on the user that started this thread. nothing. i'm afraid we are being marketed (read lied) to. --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Mark Schoneveld [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: If you watch the trailer, it's clearly NOT shot with camcorders... http://www.apple.com/trailers/paramount/11808/ Mark* http://cheapdatesphilly.blogspot.com http://livemusicjournal.blogspot.com http://thepovertyjetset.com
[videoblogging] Re: PC Vlogger gets a Mac
it's ok Mike, nothing to be ashamed of. I personally swing both ways. in fact sometimes I run windows on my Mac - nothing wrong with that. david --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Shawn Carpenter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I made the switch about a month ago myself. I also upgraded to Quicktime Pro. I have noticed that saving my files on iMovie gives me a much higher resolution, but also a huge file size. With Quicktime Pro I can compress the file size down without losing too much of the resolution. I still post my original files to blip.tv because they have the capability to handle my large files, but other sites that require 100 MB or less require that you compress your file. In short the quality and the effects with iMovie are much better then with movie maker, but be prepared to deal with large files and getting creative with saving your files so that they can be uploaded everywhere. --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Mike Moon mgmoon@ wrote: Well, after years of wishing and hoping, I finally have a Mac. Mac Mini 1.42ghz etc etc. I've done the updates and am starting to play around with iMovie. But I guess before I get going too far along this road of unknown destination, I better check out http://www.freevlog.org to see what setup I should use. Anyhow... that's all, go about your day. Mike http://vlog.mikemoon.net
[videoblogging] Flash video and Intel Macs
hey, sorry if this has been discussed already, i couldn't find anything on it. I have a pretty new intel mac and all Flash video anywhere plays horrible on it. youtube, blip whatever, if there is no quicktime, i pretty much can't watch it. it's choppy and slow. all the same videos play fine on my PC. I think there was a setting on the macromedia sight that i changed a while ago but that didn't help. does anyone else have this problem? David Kessler http://undertheel.blogspot.com
[videoblogging] Re: Greetings. Brand new member here. Author of Shadow World-RSS Feed Info
thanks Gena! David Kessler http://undertheel.blogspot.com --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Gena [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: David, the fastest way to get started and add a RSS feed is to use Feedburner http://www.feedburner.com/fb/a/home There is a link for Blogger blogs that explains what the process is, how to get an RSS button and related good stuff: http://www.feedburner.com/fb/a/help/blogger_quickstart You also can check out this video on how to get an RSS feed: http://www.freevlog.org/index.php/2007/03/19/8-get-an-rss-feed/ Gena http://outonthestoop.blogspot.com --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, David S Kessler dskessler@ wrote: Can someone point me to how I can put that RSS feed link on my blog? seems useful. David Kessler http://undertheel.blogspot.com --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Richard (Show) Hall richard@ wrote: David, Is there an rss feed where I could subscribe to your vlog? I didn't see it on the web site. ... Richard On 6/14/07, david_s_kessler dskessler@ wrote: Hi Andrew, thanks for looking and for your kind words. as for my compression, I pretty much followed the freevlog tutorial on making h.264 mov files completely, with a couple of changes just based on the fact that i like things big and beautiful. my videos are 520x390. i set the kb/s to 750, 30fps. mono audio AAC, 92kbps. I do occasionally make still frames from the video but very often what looks like a still is actually just video of nothing moving with the camera on a tripod. for me at least, there is a significant, if only subconscious difference. david kessler http://undertheel.blogspot.com --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com videoblogging%40yahoogroups.com, Andrew Darlow ad@ wrote: Hi David: Your work is absolutely poetic. Mixing stills and video really adds to the drama in my opinion. The quality of the video is also excellent. The audio track is exceptional and gives the pieces added strength. The intro is also beautifully done. I also experienced no skipping at all when playing them back, which happens with some other sites. Can you describe the compression you used to create the .mov files? All the best, Andrew Darlow --- Andrew Darlow Editor, The Imaging Buffet http://www.imagingbuffet.com Chief Cook: http://www.bigdiner.com On Jun 14, 2007, at 11:21 AM, david_s_kessler wrote: Hi video bloggers. I was introduced to your group only yesterday and already i see how great it is! a number of people here have already gone to my video blog project and have left some incredible comments. Thank you. I am a fine artist, originally a painter, who has found new inspiration in experimental and documentary film making. Since January I have been working on a documentary video project that has taken the form of a vlog and I am allowing this awesome medium to help shape the process and the outcome. My video blog is a somewhat abstracted, meditative and intimate study of the people and the area of Philadelphia under the EL tracks where I currently live. I'm excited to be part of your community -David Kessler http://undertheel.blogspot.com [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] -- Richard http://richardhhall.org Shows http://richardshow.org http://inspiredhealing.tv [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
[videoblogging] Re: Greetings. Brand new member here. Author of Shadow World
Can someone point me to how I can put that RSS feed link on my blog? seems useful. David Kessler http://undertheel.blogspot.com --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Richard (Show) Hall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: David, Is there an rss feed where I could subscribe to your vlog? I didn't see it on the web site. ... Richard On 6/14/07, david_s_kessler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Andrew, thanks for looking and for your kind words. as for my compression, I pretty much followed the freevlog tutorial on making h.264 mov files completely, with a couple of changes just based on the fact that i like things big and beautiful. my videos are 520x390. i set the kb/s to 750, 30fps. mono audio AAC, 92kbps. I do occasionally make still frames from the video but very often what looks like a still is actually just video of nothing moving with the camera on a tripod. for me at least, there is a significant, if only subconscious difference. david kessler http://undertheel.blogspot.com --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com videoblogging%40yahoogroups.com, Andrew Darlow ad@ wrote: Hi David: Your work is absolutely poetic. Mixing stills and video really adds to the drama in my opinion. The quality of the video is also excellent. The audio track is exceptional and gives the pieces added strength. The intro is also beautifully done. I also experienced no skipping at all when playing them back, which happens with some other sites. Can you describe the compression you used to create the .mov files? All the best, Andrew Darlow --- Andrew Darlow Editor, The Imaging Buffet http://www.imagingbuffet.com Chief Cook: http://www.bigdiner.com On Jun 14, 2007, at 11:21 AM, david_s_kessler wrote: Hi video bloggers. I was introduced to your group only yesterday and already i see how great it is! a number of people here have already gone to my video blog project and have left some incredible comments. Thank you. I am a fine artist, originally a painter, who has found new inspiration in experimental and documentary film making. Since January I have been working on a documentary video project that has taken the form of a vlog and I am allowing this awesome medium to help shape the process and the outcome. My video blog is a somewhat abstracted, meditative and intimate study of the people and the area of Philadelphia under the EL tracks where I currently live. I'm excited to be part of your community -David Kessler http://undertheel.blogspot.com [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] -- Richard http://richardhhall.org Shows http://richardshow.org http://inspiredhealing.tv [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
[videoblogging] Re: Indonesia videoblog
Hi Pinot. Just watched the video under the trains. I love that child-like sense of curiosity, you just wondered what it would look like so you did it. that's awesome. plus you are very brave to put your camera in that situation. David Kessler http://undertheel.blogspot.com --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Irina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: welcome pinot! nice vlog On 6/13/07, Jay dedman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: It seems to be a good day for videoblogging. Im finding all this great work in places we don't expect. Pinot just joined out group: http://pinot-videoroom.blogspot.com/ he lives in Indonesia and has been vlogging for a little whiole now. Check out his latest video where he put his camera on the train tracks to record how the train looks/sounds going over. http://pinot-videoroom.blogspot.com/2007/05/what-if-i-put-my-camera-under-passing.html show the love. Jay -- Here I am http://jaydedman.com Check out the latest project: http://politicalvideo.org 500 hours of George Bush speeches!! Search, download, remix!! -- Here I am http://jaydedman.com Check out the latest project: http://politicalvideo.org 500 hours of George Bush speeches!! Search, download, remix!! -- http://geekentertainment.tv [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
