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The Importance of Being Earnest - Firehouse Center
Oscar Wilde's play as presented at the Firehouse Center for the Arts, Newburyport, MA on Nov. 18, 2018
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Marigold Montessori Joins Wildflower Montessori Group
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Ribbon cutting at Haverhill Marigold Montessori School to celebrate joining the Wildflower Montessori Group
Lavoy Finicum's Truck Before and After His Shooting
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This has two sequences, the first is Lavoy Finicum's truck at the first stop, showing it's condition. It is enhanced, sharpened, stabilized, and zoomed. The second starts immediately after the shooting. There is the original police video, then the same sequence enhanced, sharpened, stabilized, zoomed, and half speed. According to the police, they used flash grenades, which are in the video, and...
Lavoy Finicum shooting detail with slow motion
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This is a detail from the police video of the shooting of Lavoy Finicum in Oregon, Jan 27, 2016. I did some enhancements and rendered it in slow motion in a few different ways to allow careful inspection. I got this from vidzone.org/watch/lFyp7AHlru8. It's a 720p video without sound, which is the best quality I could find.
1934 Morgan 3 Wheeler.mp4
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1934 Morgan 3 Wheeler at the Larz Anderson Museum, September 2012 Starting an amazingly restored example. I don't know the name of the owner, but if anyone does, I'd love to add it here. He deserves a lot of credit for keeping a great vehicle alive.
Crows Playing Swinging from a Branch
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These are wild crows playing in our back yard north of Boston, MA, USA, swinging upside down on a willow branch and knocking each other off. I believe these are a group of young fish crows who have been playing this game a few times a week for the last couple of weeks, always using the same branch. There seems to be a marked difference in skill, with one crow appearing much better at it, althou...
So funny. Such characters! ❤
I love these cute little goobers...
A mí también me gusta observar el comportamiento de los animales, tengo pájaros y me encanta mirar cómo interactúan entre ellos.
One morning you'll wake up and find them playing with your eyeballs. Watch out!
I wonder what a crow “jungle gym” would look like for crows. Thanks for sharing! ❤
lol taking turns too
when one of them keeps hogging the branch and the other just goes higher up on the tree
On windy days you can sometimes see crows landing on the very top of trees and playing king of the hill while others try knocking them off. It's a gas to watch.
Fascinating 😀
Theres a large group next to the leisure center ,they play Russian roulet with the traffic.
How cute & fun! I love watching them in my yard also!
Thank you! 12years later!
This was an amazing video. Without such video, some might claim that crows do not "play" in this manner.
Such fun to watch and get inside their heads. Thank you! Made me 😅 All “my” crows do is snarf leftovers on my deck’s Crow Bar. I do enjoy the raucous fledglings. So far (3 years) they’ve gifted me a small animal bone, pistachio shells and a dry, seed-filled feces. Still hoping for a watch or ring. 😂
I'm trying to get my beautiful crows that visit to like me and know I'll bring them food. But so far - nothing. 😢
It was as if they watched bats, and liked what they saw.
I like the idea that a guy somewhere out there is watching crows for fun
First time hearing about bird watching?
“And the bird that came to love him…” I thought this was a girl cat
I just watched Fight Club… and this literally is the plot line of the movie, in abbreviated form. “Look, they are bored out of their minds… one has figured out how to get a little bit of living by doing something pushing boundaries… others join in… most fail… then the start fighting between themselves… It de-evolves… ” Isn’t that the plot of fight club?
Cute! There's a ground hog in the beginning!
I'm a little late to this video. But it was worth the wait!...Smart birds! 👍😊
Enjoyed the commentary
INCREDIBLE!!!
wonderful!
I love crows (and other corvids)! such intelligent and often funny characters 😊
killing them should be illegal. seriously.
Fantastic video, except from the commentary. These kind of videos are best left natural.
This is so funny I love it, thank you for uploading
All the other crows thinking "Woah, that looks fun!"
I love crows! Its the magpies i dislike. They watch other birds building nest and laying eggs & feeding, then they raid the nests, take the poor babies. Another thing Magpies do when theyre up to no good (or warning each other of a predator) is that 'cackling' noise only they make. When i hear that i go and inspect because often they surround a soul bird eg pigeon and take it jn turns to peck at it just for entertainment but leads to killing it! Crows are higher in the pecking order and scare them off but ive caught magpies doing that a few times (ive even pulled up after spotted them on a verge, surrounding a poor bird, to scare them off, they all scarper and the poor victim stands there as if to say 'what happened there? That was a lucky escape!!!" Then realises a human's standing there and quickly flies off! MAGPIES ARE NASTY TO OTHER BIRDS LOVE YOUR CROWS! 🤗🤗🤗
I love that! "The dismount does need some work!" 😁 Certainly wouldnt impress any young girl crows watching! 😆
Just like kids on a swing rope !
This is so precious! And so interesting to see!!! 😍😍😍😍😍 beautiful birds! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Fascinating.
The more advanced the play the smarter the animal.
Such a fun birds! 😁
I used to push peanuts into the bark of an oak tree, where there were no perches for a crow. They would walk around the free spotting them, then jump up and do their best hummingbird/woodpecker impression grabbing the but as quickly as possible. You could see them getting better at it each time.
I would build them a total activity center complete with treats and plenty of water to stay hydrated. Corvids are just too cool!
Apprently corvids are the smartest brid, problem solving wise. Parrots are alot smarter socially, its why they're more popular pets.
I love these funny birds; been feeding them about three and a half years now and they're just such a joy.
I am so glad that everyone has a camera now so all this entertaining and possibly novel bird conduct is finally being recorded and shared.
average swinging enjoyer:
Beautiful footage, just beautiful , what an amazing catch you got here. I just LOVE crows
So awesome, they're brilliant. One day I had a, er, bird's eye view (just a few feet away), of a tiny little plain-jane bird doing this. Such a joy to watch, knowing there's a consciousness in that little life form, that loves to play and have fun. Just like us.
Awesome insight into our fellow earthlings. Thanks for sharing.
Crows, what marvelous birds.
There is no need to 'call' crows as they recognise you and put you in a category. They see us and stop the evading tactics they did before they accepted us, and come and eat near us. Still they have some members of the family on the look out who do not eat, just in case. They are masters at surveillance. For about six weeks they acted as if they were really frightened of us, even tough we were 10 m away and did not move. They pretended they were not interested in the food we left. They deliberately walked away from the food, sideways and looking VERY nonchalant. I don't know why, but there is something about them that reminds me of business people. It's the way they walk. They are brilliant actors. Don't assume you understand what they are doing.. they may be fooling you. Like pretending to bury food, when they have eaten it. Pffff
I love crows! I feed some crow's everyday sometimes 3 time's in one day!
Such lovable rogues
All corvids are known for finding toys to keep themselves entertained. They are among the smartest birds, surpassing many in the parrot family. Among corvids, the common raven is the most intelligent. Ravens not only play games they also utilize items for tools to retrieve food.