want to share the world of computer/internet. the reasons why are that it is more fun to video about short subjects…YOUTUBE……
so I looked it up. its online free and fairly easy so go watch how!
copy and paste video link from youtube to www.keepvid.com ….good dance music too.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DEDBtQNJxmA
now here is a cheesy video for you on Icelandic spar and how it is used to navigate from Norway to vinland *North America* right? hold on now, in a semi recent issue of birds&blooms, there is a did you know questions with answers – things like why are blue-footed boobies feet blue? (for the same reasons pink flamingos are pink) their diet. or do birds see in color? this is a yes but some more so than others…which brings to light that many migratory birds have polarized sensitivity within their eyes and how they perhaps navigate with this like Vikings long long before them of course.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NTpWDp_3W_4
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now you might notice this young man uses a progressive scan not interlaced monitor without more conversionllllllllllll
you also might notice I don’t have just one purpose or subject going about poloraization.
I will point out that there is a risk downloading video via this method…. however the mp4 file format works within windows movie player on this windows 7 home premium computer…. without further conversion. but note that’s space hoggish.
also for the fun of it I pictured this along with how to get stuff from your screens to the blog or party directions posters…now with google maps!
the reasons perhaps why this is a security risk is that you can hide virthy and using this keepvid.com site which steps around uses in a picture and thus video too but you need tools my machine didn’t have the java this site wants so I got it – two risky things java which is semi trustworthy and the keepvid.com site that converts and allows us to download yet acknowledge there is risk.
to show i you this requires me to take pictures of my screen which is described below
and all to get…. successful
in short to take a screen shot or picture of your screen in windows based computers you use two keys control and printscreen ctrl, prt sc (/sysrq)
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