A new lineup of feature videos is coming to Brownwood TV (www.brownwoodtv.com). First, I’ve been in contact with John Wilson, another local videographer who has done some good HPU materials. I’m also scheduling a feature story on Clover 7, a search and rescue dog team from the area.
I would like to have a health feature soon, so if you are a physician, or work for one, contact me about setting time to do a feature video.
Here’s a great resource for those of you who enjoy hiking and camping: http://www.abc-of-hiking.com. Published by MaxLifestyle, this site features a wealth of outdoors information and good community forums.
Another handy link for outdoorspeople is animatedknots.com. Learn almost any knot quickly and easily. For scouting, boating, fishing, climbing, S&R, etc.
Also, if you’re a hiker in central Texas, I’d love to hear from you.
I just ran across this web site recently from viewing some video at Viddler: http://www.ijustine.tv/. I’m not sure I understand what she’s trying to accomplish with this site. Obviously, she works for Viddler in some way, but her material in both blog and vlog are confusing and meaningless. If anyone knows what she is doing, please clue me in.
Leo Laporte reported on his Tech Guy program recently that many users were switching back from Vista to XP. With XP service pack 3 coming soon, more people are “downgrading” as a sort of “upgrade” since Vista is such a system hog. An independent study (I will have to find out who) reported that Vista runs anywhere from 50% to 100% slower than XP on the same machine. XP SP3 is expected to run 10% faster than XP SP2. Wow. Another rumor is that of all the machines tested running Vista, the one that ran it the fastest: A Macintosh. Go Mac!
Visitors to BrownwoodTV.com may be a little disappointed of late, but don’t despair. We have in the works some feature stories that will be of local interest.
Also, I’m looking to feature a monthly “Health and Wellness” segment. Any physicians out there who are interesting in promoting their practice via Brownwood TV should contact me.
At a recent meeting of the Mid-Tex Human Resource Management Association, I discussed with members the redesign on mthrma.org, their web site. With the new year and new officers installed, it will be good to put a fresh look on the site.
Also, in conversation with Sherri Ornelas, the director at The Ark domestic violence shelter, I’ve decided to donate the web space and the designing to The Ark. Look for it soon at arkshelter.org.
Well, I thought it about time to start a blog.