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how to lure a pig back to your home, then convince.him/her that 'they could use a little nap in this swanky wooden box. Presto, 8 hours later, YOU'RE having this conversation with someone.
We specialize in making explainer videos for Products & Services. We believe that script is key - and enjoy working with our clients, or on our own, to develop the absolutely ideal script to tell your story. We bring it to life using a wide variety of animation, and film editing techniques, voice - over, sound design and music - all approved by you, of course, and produce simple, yet engaging videos - that won't fade over time. We put your business in the spotlight.
I explained the story of Thanksgiving, we went around the table talking about things that have been difficult this year and things that we have been thankful and then we shared a big family meal of goat, pondu, rice and brownies! A Thanksgiving I will never forget. Thanks Mom for the decorations! Also, I had no American flag, so the Californian flag worked perfect.
Sheriff Joe Arpaio is investigating whether obama is a legal resident of the USA. Joe has found that obama's birth certificate is fake, now he has found out his Selective Service form is also fake.
Nic was telling me how throwing rocks at the steel shed was really a ploy to get the cat to come to him.
CNET's Brian Cooley explains the differences in hybrid technologies and how they efficiently manage fuel consumption and power.
Dr Juma Brown starts talking through all of the contraceptive choices available in the group counselling session, explaining the benefits and side effects of each method, and answering any questions the women have.
The condom demonstration always seems to cause hilarity.
Part of Stephen Schudlich's ArtPrize entry, "Urban Village" - located at the Old Federal Building in downtown Grand Rapids.
So, once upon a time, there was a man-made nuclear reactor. The first man-made nuclear reactor. It was basically a hunk of uranium encased in graphite encased in lead. Everyone was understandably nervous about what would happen when it reached critical mass, 'cause nobody knew what would happen. So what did they do? They suspended a control rod over it with a rope, then gave a grad student (look at his face!) an honest-to-god AXE and told him, if things got bad, to cut the rope and run for his life.
Nowadays, the machinery to raise and lower the rod is still called the SCRAM.
(Real story.)