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video evidence.... by hello rach

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my mum went away recently, so as usual Buzz her guinea pig came to stay with me...video is proof that her little darling is being treated well (if you turn the volume up loud you will hear me doing my horrible 'talking to the guinea pigs' voice...why do we all that?!?)

Just to clarify, if I refer to 'my mum' at anytime on my photostream she is also who is sometimes referred to as 'gran', 'grans' or 'granmum' because she's my mum and Holly's gran :D

Drop Sequence by Simon L

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Short video showing collision of 2 waterdrops

video by toyohara

Bully Boy Wigeon by Mark Gillingham

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Video

by PF2V

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Playing with a video game console controller.

Video Candid 2 by Alumni SMA 23 Bandung Angkatan 98

Video Candid 2, kumpulan Video Candid 2

Sumber Camera : Agung

IMG_4370 by julie

Video Ezy Gawler by Ryan Smith

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Just like Blockbuster, Video Ezy is now a disappearing memory.

This one here at Gawler closed not long ago.

Video by thered79

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Video installation during Nuit Blanche 2012.

19990907 Hue to Hanoi by williewonker

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An Aerospatiale ATR72 turbo prop aircraft.

Flight VN-246. Aircraft VN-B202.

Phu Bai International Airport,

South of the central city of Huế.

Central Vietnam.

At Hanoi - several Tupolev Tu-134s

20140522 185354 by Alice and Alan

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video by prefect

kev and i took a ton of video at the wedding including this little ditty, which you should totally watch

youtu.be/R_pebbJq-U0

JoVE Video by Michael King

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A new instructional video made by my lab, showing how to use nanotechnology to capture rare cancer cells out of patient blood samples:

www.jove.com/video/4248/

Check it out!

Video - Crunch Time by MA's Miracle Menagerie

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© Mary Anne Miller --

This is Eddie and friends preparing to scale the "security gate" to remind me it is time for their dinner to be served. (Does that sweet little face melt your heart or what?)

The video is just a little taste of what dinner time is like at the Coon Cafe here at the Marshside Menagerie. It's a long one -10 minutes- probably not recommended for slow connections. Hope it brings you some smiles. The good news is that I am working on a DVD that I hope will be ready in a couple of weeks! :)

Windows Media Player: Crunch Time

RealVideo: Crunch Time

Video: Highland cattle by Anne Elliott

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"The figureheads of the Hartell Homestead are definitely our Highland cattle. Even though they are super adorable, they also produce some of the best beef on the market. Their thick hair coat makes it an extremely lean beef, that is actually classified as heart healthy. Best way to describe the meat is that it is a lot like moose." From the Homestead.

Trying to catch up with photos taken on a great day spent with my daughter, back on 17 August 2024.

On 17 August 2024, my daughter had a free day and was able to join me for a full day of driving and visiting three different farms. That weekend, it was Alberta Open Farms Day, which means that owners can register to take part in the event, opening their farms to the public.

A Western Kingbird was seen on the drive E of Calgary, on the way to our first farm location. The barn in this photo was also seen en route. I had seen this beautiful old barn years ago and was delighted to see that it is still standing.

One of the farms, the first one we had decided to visit, was east of Calgary. One of the others was south (just SE) and the last one was SW of the city. This meant lots of fast, highway driving to save on time, stopping only several times to take a few quick photos.

I had seen Mangalitsa pigs before, each year that I took part in the Christmas Bird Count covering the Cochrane Wildlife Reserve. They were being raised by Steven Tannas. Both my daughter and I love pigs, so Eh Farms sounded a great place to visit.

"Eh Farms is a local, family-owned Alberta pig farm specializing in Red Mangalitsa Pigs. Our Mangalitsas are sustainably raised for 2 years in their natural environment eating an all plant-based ration, grass-pastured, and a fodder enhanced diet through the winter months.

Manga’s are known for their free-range, foraging, and natural diet – one of the reasons why the pork and lard produced from these pigs is so healthy to add to our own diets! These local pigs forage around our Alberta farm, eating a natural diet filled with vegetables, fruits, and grains, in addition to the nutrients they find on the ground. Because the pigs spend most of their time in the pasture snacking, they get nice and plump, a key part in what makes their meat so tasty!

The other pig breeds produced and sold to traditional grocery stores and markets are often grown quickly and contain very little fat, resulting in a less juicy cut. Not our Manga’s! Our hairy pigs are known for their mouthwatering flavour and unbelievable taste!

Mangalitsa meat has pure white fat! But not the bad type of fat you think of when you hear the word ‘bacon’, the good kind – monosaturated fat!

Monosaturated fats are a healthy fat that is necessary to have in our diets. Mangalitsa pork contains a pure and beneficial fat that is rich." From the EH Farms website.

This farm has a nice red barn and another attractive structure (shed, storage?). A large, white dog that was resting, caught our attention, too.

A beautiful Red-tailed Hawk was perched on the fence where the pigs were foraging. Because of the wildfire smoke and haze, I almost missed seeing it. Such gorgeous feathers.

From this farm, it was a long drive south, eventually arriving at the second farm on our list. This was Tierra Flores Florals and Botanicals, near High River.

After enjoying our time there, we drove W to our final stopping place, Hartell Homestead, where they raise amazing Highland Cattle. We were lucky because several of the animals were close to the fence. Oh, those young ones - so adorable! Another day, I will have to post a video of them.

We had made three great choices for the day and would be happy to visit all three maybe next year. A most enjoyable day, and so happy to have shared it all with my daughter.

Video Conference by Chris Betcher