Bastards... I posted this 45 second video clip from a TV show to Facebook, and they flagged it for copyright infringement. So, guess what, Facebook... IN YER FACE!
A local radio show gains some national notoriety:
For some reason, WTKR NewsChannel 3 didn't post this on their website (It's a shame. They did a great job on it). So - citing the Fair Use Doctrine, I'm posting it on my website for folks to see:
I just realized that I shot this and posted it on my Facebook page, but never here.
I took my first trip over the new Jordan Bridge on Jan. 6th, and being a geek, shot video. It turned out pretty well. The worst part of the drive is that you can’t stop to enjoy the amazing view. Look directly ahead as we reach the peak and you can see Town Center off in the distance.
Awesome bridge...
(Note: I originally wrote this for the Hampton Roads Center for Civic Engagement)
I'm in awe... And, I've seen the future.Why and how is really simple: I visited the Better Block Project and the proposed Norfolk Arts District.
I only made it down there for a couple hours. But, if you'll pardon the expression, I'm still basking in the afterglow of the experience more than a day later. There was nothing about it that wasn't impressive and inspirational. It left me hungering for more.
(Note: HRCCE Chairman Chris Bonney has provided some of his own impressions HERE)
OK. I held off for 24 hours, but no one at WAVY posted the report about John Massey's fundraiser at Boneshakers on Sunday. So I'm going out on a limb and posting it myself. If WAVY wants me to take it down, they can ask me.
Note: It's posted on my server instead of YouTube or Facebook because of the fact that it's copyrighted content and I don't want to cause any unnecessary heartburn.