Why is Zero so important? The history and origin of the word Zero. (etymology)

Viren from viren.ca talks about the etymology of the word zero, and why the concept of the zero is so important to modern advanced societies.

Filmed by GeoffMobile geoffmobile.com

Opening Music:
Honey Bee, Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons “Attribution 3.0” creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Thanks to Viren for the interesting insights!

Filmed on a Sony DSC-Hx7V and edited in Windows Live Movie Maker.

Wheel Barrow Existentialism Joke – Geoff’s Joke of the Day

Now in HD!
here’s the latest joke from Geoff.

recorded with a Sony DSC-HX7V

Guest host by my uncle John. Recorded on location in Victoria BC Canada.
Plus a bonus driving clip from yesterday morning. Welcome to Canada!

more stuff: www.geoffmobile.com

Seoul Doogbaegi Korean Restaurant in Vancouver Canada

as featured on www.dineouthere.com

Seoul Duck Bae / Seoul Doogbaegi Korean Restaurant
#1031 – 1033 Kingsway, Vancouver BC Canada
phone: 604-879-1515

A wonderful Korean restaurant (pretty much my favorite restaurant right now). I really like the flavors and the amazing home-style Korean cooking.

Shown in video:
-Korean side dishes (assorted)
-Bibimbap (rice vegetables and meat in a hot stone bowl)
-Hae Mool Soondoboo (Seafood tofu soup)
-Fried dumplings

Yum!!

Recorded on a Sony DSC-HX7V.

There Will Never Be Another You (jazz sax and piano)

Geoff P. (piano) and Rae K. (sax) from Vancouver Canada perform the jazz standard There Will Never Be Another You by Harry Warren and Mack Gordon.

Geoff’s website: www.gpeters.com (with free MP3 downloads)
Rae’s blog: raekang.wordpress.com/

Audio: Sony Minidisc MZ-NH700 and a Sony ECM-MS907 condenser microphone

Video: Sony DSC-HX7V

For a free MP3 download of this performance, please visit:
www.gpeters.com/tracks/youtube7/

3 Egg Omelette with Tomato and Soy Cheese (Sony HX7V)

This morning Tony made a fantastic layered omelette, with a vine ripened hot-house tomato and Havarti-style Soy Cheese (non-dairy cheese). It was really good!! Here is a video of the omelette that is all ready to eat on the plate, and Tony cutting into one of them with his knife. Yummy!!

This video shows the camera’s amazing Macro capability during video, to get really close to the omelette and see the texture and steam in full HD 1080i (60i) which translates to 30p (progressive) frames per second.

Shot with my new Sony DSC-HX7V camera and edited in Windows Live Movie Maker.