Making Banana Bread with Macadamia Nuts – geoffmobile in the kitchen

Guest chef Tony from realmeneatgreen.com shows how to make Banana Bread with Macadamia Nuts.

Filmed on a Canon EOS T2i with Magic Lantern at ISO 6400.
Edited with Adobe Premiere CS5.5.1 (legally licensed) on a Windows 7 Dell Computer (64 bit).
Audio recorded with Sony ECM-MS907 condenser microphone mounted on Camera with Rode mic shock mount and plugged directly into Camera.

How to make Asian-style Salad Dressing – a geoffmobile exclusive!

Chef Tony from realmeneatgreen.com shows how to make a delicious Asian-style salad dressing. He then adds some smoked salmon to a fresh organic salad and tosses in the dressing. Delicious!

Ingredients:
-Rice vinegar
-Salad Oil (Canola Oil)
-Sesame Oil
-Soya Sauce (Shoyu)
-Agave Nectar
-Fresh ground pepper
-Siracha hot sauce

-Whisked with a fork

-Smoked Salmon
-Fresh organic salad
-Adding the dressing and tossing the salad
-Serving on a plate and topping with two types of Sesame Seeds (garnish)

Thanks very much!

For more recipes from Tony please visit realmeneatgreen.com

Filmed by Geoff Peters geoffmobile.com

See you next time!
Cheers,
Geoff

Technical Notes:
-Filmed on a Canon EOS T2i using a Canon 50mm F1.4 lens. Audio was recorded onto a Sony ECM-MS907 condenser microphone mounted on a Rode Shotgun Shock Mount model SM3 plugged into the camera directly. Audio gain was manually set using Magic Lantern firmware on the T2i.

Edited with Adobe Premiere CS5.5 on a Windows 7 Dell computer.

“Can we own sand?” Changing paradigms in media consumption. – by Geoff Peters

Geoff Peters, an active contributor to independent media and content, talks about the change from a traditional “ownership” model of media consumption (CD’s, DVD’s) to the current cloud-based on-demand structures (Youtube, Netflix, Flickr, Facebook) that are emerging in prominence today.

Presented by the Best Run Toastmasters club at SAP in Vancouver, BC, Canada.

Intro
Survey:
– How many of you have bought a CD or DVD in the last 2 months?
– How many have watched music or video on Youtube, for entertainment purposes, in the last 2 months?
– Closing of Blockbuster, Netflix ending their mail order service = is this a trend?
– In this speech I will talk about this new paradigm of on-demand, cloud based media consumption.

1. What is On Demand?
– When I go to Home Depot, I can buy a bag of sand. Say I want to create a rock garden in my living room. I can bring it home. That sand, a piece of nature, is now owned by me. Now I legally own part of nature.

– When you go to the beach, there is lots of sand.
– But the sand is part of nature, no-one owns it. You can go to the beach and enjoy the sand on-demand.

– New media is more like going to the beach. There is no need to take the beach home (my apartment can’t fit all the sand anyways). I don’t want to buy CD’s or DVD’s and bring them home

2. “From a Copy Economy to an Access Economy” – Gerd Leonhard
– What is the cloud? = your data is hosted by a third party
– Software examples: Gmail, Youtube, SAP On Demand, Netflix, Facebook. Not just hype.

3. Implications:
– With mobile, we are always online, even in car.
– Have access to everything, anywhere, at anytime.
– Revenue / monetization: Subscription based, or advertising.
– Everyone gets more connected and inter-dependent.

Conclusion: This is a paradigm shift – a dramatic change: “A fundamental change in approach or underlying assumptions”.
Cloud, on-demand, access, mobile, streaming – key features of media for the next 5 yrs.

Recorded on a Sony Cybershot DSC-HX7V. Edited with Adobe Premiere Pro CS5.5 on a Windows 7 PC computer.

for more videos from Geoff Peters please visit:
geoffmobile.com

Thanks a lot for watching, see you next time!

Cheers,
Geoff

Occupy Vancouver Movement – October 19th 2011 interview

“This interview is all my opinions, and not that of the Occupy Vancouver movement. I DO NOT represent the Occupy Vancouver movement”

A short interview with Gabe from Occupy Vancouver protest/movement at the Vancouver Art Gallery on October 19th 2011.

occupyvancouver.com/

Filmed and edited by Geoff Peters of geoffmobile.com
A Birds in the House Production birdsinthehouse.com
Filmed on a Sony Cybershot DSC-HX7V and edited with Adobe Premiere Pro CS5.5 on a Windows 7 Dell computer.

Thank you to Gabe and the members of the Occupy Vancouver movement for your tireless energy in creating this opportunity for us to think about change and making our world and society a better place.

Closing music: Trout Lake drum circle performance recorded by Geoff Peters.
Source: www.youtube.com/watch?v=PqGOCrGlIYk

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