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Geoff
Camera: Sony HX30V, edited with Audacity and Premiere Pro CS5.5.
Qualicum Beach Scallops with Chorizo, Chillwack Creamed Corn, and Heirloom Tomato Salsa (Edible Canada)
In this guest video post by videographer Michael Sider of Granville Island, Chef Eric Pateman of Edible Canada prepares a dish using fresh, local ingredients from the Granville Island Public Market, including Qualicum Beach scallops, Chilliwack sweet creamed corn, chorizo from Oyama Sausage, and heirloom tomato salsa.
Discover the best of Canadian cuisine at Edible Canada restaurant in Granville Island.
Edible Canada at the Market, Granville Island
1596 Johnston Street
Vancouver, BC, Canada
Restaurant phone: 604-682-6681
Find out more about Chef Eric Pateman and Granville Island Market in Vancouver BC Canada at www.ediblecanada.com
Produced by www.michaelsider.com for Granville Island/CMHC
How to Refill your Kleenex Box with Toilet Paper – a Geoffmobile.com exclusive!
Geoff from geoffmobile.com shows how to refill your Kleenex Box with Toilet paper.
This is an easy way to save money and still have class!
Watch to the end for the Special Song!!
Free Mp3 of the Kleenex Box Refill song download:
www.gpeters.com/tracks/youtube4/Kleenex%20Refill%20Song.mp3
Original music and lyrics by Geoff Peters.
Song lyrics:
“The Kleenex Box Refill Song” Lyrics:
Something Kleenex doesn’t want you to know
Toilet Paper refill box and go.
Here’s something Kleenex doesn’t want you to know,
Toilet Paper refill box and go!
If you have no money, you can still have class!
Cut out the cardboard from the roll and put inside so fast!
Here’s something Kleenex doesn’t want you to know:
Toilet paper refill box and go!
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Here is the video of me and my Cousin performing this song at the piano!
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geoffmobile.com/blog/kleenex-box-refill-song-original-music-performed-by-joan-and-geoff
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Cheers,
Geoff
A Birds in the House Production
birdsinthehouse.com
Background music is original synthesizer music composed and performed by Geoff Peters and is available here:
geoffmobile.com/blog/original-music-synth-jam-roland-gaia-sh-01-geoff-peters-of-vancouver-canada-july-22nd-2012
(used with permission)
Technical notes:
Audio: Sennheiser lapel mic plugged into Canon EOS T2i camera with Magic Lantern 2.3. www.magiclantern.fm/ and Technicolor Cinestyle.
Vlog and handheld shots done with Sony Cybershot DSC-HX9V. Edited with Adobe Premiere Pro CS5.5 using RGB Curves and W1 Limiter.
Eric Pateman, President and Founder of Edible Canada – Food Talks Vancouver Volume 3
An evening of expert speakers from the Vancouver Food community.
Held in Vancouver BC Canada on August 14th 2012.
Presented by Richard Wolak, twitter.com/VanFoodster
vancouverfoodster.com
Speaker Bio – courtesy of Foodtalks.ca
“Eric Pateman is the President and Founder of Edible Canada. Beginning as Edible Vancouver in 2005, Eric widened his scope with a culinary artisan retail store and expansion to Edible British Columbia. In 2011 he opened a full service restaurant, market kitchen and retail store across from the Public Market on Granville Island. Please join me in welcoming Eric Pateman.”
As featured on geoffmobile.com
Presented by Foodtalks.ca and vancouverfoodster.com
Videography by Geoff Peters of Birds in the House Productions birdsinthehouse.com
Filmed at the Westin Grand Hotel, 433 Robson Street, Vancouver BC Canada
Closing music by Laundryman laundrymanmusic.com used with permission.
Don’t get caught in a loop – the trap of Video Games
A video editorial (opinion piece) about computer games by Geoff Peters of geoffmobile.com (Vancouver BC Canada)
Synopsys:
Computer games are popular.
– half a billion people worldwide playing computer and videogames at least an hour a day , 183 million in the U.S.
– 5 million gamers in US spend more than 40 hours a week playing games – full time job!
I think computer games are not always the most productive or beneficial use of someone’s time, either for themselves or the community they live in.
What I believe is important:
I believe that what is more valuable is:
– leaving a legacy
– creating great art
– helping people achieve their goals and learn (Educational games, language learning)
– contributing to the world in some way
That is not to say that some games don’t facilitate some of these goals. But not all games are worth playing! :)
www.ted.com/conversations/44/we_spend_3_billion_hours_a_wee.html
Presented at Best Run Toastmasters in Vancouver BC Canada.
toastmasters.org
