Zuky: Three Items of Business on Election Day 2008

Tuesday, November 04, 2008

Three Items of Business on Election Day 2008

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Second:

Third:

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I can dig it.

Posted by: Jose | Tuesday, November 04, 2008 at 06:13 PM

awesome...

got my champagne ready too!

(and good tracking w/camera!)

Posted by: nezua | Tuesday, November 04, 2008 at 06:15 PM

I think a party will be in order for this weekend...

Posted by: A-woman | Tuesday, November 04, 2008 at 10:00 PM

Jose, thanks for the good word bro!

Nez, ya know, I still have basically no clue what I'm doing with a video camera, but I'm having fun playing around! Hehe. Tracking that soaring turkey vulture was kinda cool. Cheers!

A-woman, agreed! Name the place, you know I'll be there! :-)

Posted by: Kai | Thursday, November 06, 2008 at 11:38 AM

a day well spent sir. i especially like part 2 with the hoops. :) it is a favorite of mine for meditation, loosing self, getting in touch with self, and has been at important times - even survival. unlike you, however, i am a lousy shot, but it is something i can measure improvement on the more i do it. one reason (there are a million) i voted (part 1) for obama, is he can make a 3 pt'r without even thinking about it...:)
i was wondering if the bird was a ca condor (aka turkey vulture or is there a bird called a turkey vulture)? once endangered (the condor)? either way a nice addition to vid. if you are indeed basically clueless as you claim...then i'd say you are a natural with that camera.

Posted by: sweetleaf | Friday, November 07, 2008 at 03:42 PM

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Through holding together, restraint is certain to come about. The yielding obtains the decisive place, and those above and those below correspond with it. Strong and gentle; the strong is central and its will is done. This is called the Taming Power of the Small.
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