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Before I get into the topic, I want to thank all the visitors from around the world but an extra thanks to all the visitors from China.

Thank you!!

Did you ever feel like you could have had an award and money winning video?

Well, I have and know others who did and had some great ideas.  But due to circumstances never made the videos.

A classic is when my daughter, while living in Hawaii, noticed that one of her small boys would fall asleep while sitting at the table in his high chair.  After a time in the upright position, he would then slump forward face first into his unfinished  plate of food. This didn’t wake him, he would need to be picked up and cleaned off and taken to bed still asleep.  Her idea was to video tape this and submit it to Funniest Home Videos.  She got the camera set up and true to form the boy fell asleep sitting at the table.  She waited for 1 hour with the camera going and then had to do something else so went to do it and her son then fell face first into his food, the camera not being on.

Then there was my older brother who owns a white American-Alaskan dog. Cute little dog and smart and self willed too.  Don made a daily trip to the street mail box and took the dog along on a short leash. The dog was so eager to go that he would stand on his hind legs and jump along pulling my brother behind him.  A camera was even purchased but it would jump and the resolution was atrocious.  So we never made the video.  The dog will still do that but not for the whole distance.

Then there is the ACE Hardware man, Dave, in Hurricane, Utah’s Hurst’s-Ace Hardware.   Dave is a story teller of all that’s happened to him, family and friends throughout his life. Most of it is very funny but his dead pan way of relating in all makes it even more funny.   When he slipped on the ice and his armload went airbourne and was retrieved with ease, or the chip of wood flying a great distance to strike the stooped over man in the posterior, or when all cars in a parking lot were unable to move because of ice but with his help all got freed but his. Whatever he tells would make great videos but he laments that these occurrences just happen, they are not planned so of course no camera is running.

Or my son James, the film maker, when we were in Santa Rosa, New Mexico one morning before 8 am.   We had rested and used the restrooms etc. at a gas station/mini mart and before driving on, Kari, a daughter-in-law, wife of another son, suggested we pray before we pulled out which we did.  The video camera was in it’s case in the back of the pickup under the camper shell.  I drove to the west entrance and paused for a few moments to decide whether to go back onto the freeway that way or to drive through town and get back on the east freeway on -ramp. At the same time the local ambulance went to the east exit from the parking lot and made a left hand turn out into the road heading west but only got a few feet when the driver felt to stop dead still right there in the west bound lane.  As he did, a semi-truck came around the corner from the south turning to the east at a faster rate of speed than was safe. The semi fell over on it’s side and went sliding east bound heading directly at the ambulance, diesel smoke bellowing out of its stacks.  It stopped its slide about 12 feet in front of the ambulance ejecting the man in the sleeper out the front window and he landed just in front of the ambulance. He had only glass cuts on his forehead and the EMT team was right there to treat him. The driver was unharmed and we witnessed it all.  A power pole was knocked down which shut the power down for the service station/mini mart.  There the truck lay on it’s side spewing out smoke until the dazed driver could crawl into the cab and shut the engine down.  The cause of the accident was not just speed but the  shifting of a load of 20 lb bags of carrots which then lay scattered all along the roadway. James got the camera out and recorded the scene but it didn’t have any bite as it showed only the aftermath of the accident, so he never published it. 

The funniest would have been when we were out in a gravel pit by the river on the 4th of July a few of years ago.  (  http://jaybeacham.com/2009/07/05/the-cannon-exploded/ ) Larry had his Civil War reenactment cannon there firing it.  He made a comment that if we had a video camera, he could shoot one of the gravel trucks and it would surely be a hit video.

Then he explained that many cannons during the Civil War would explode, killing the cannon crew, but this cannon had been forged in Missouri in a foundry so as to withstand explosions.  He also explained the side firing devise that was used but he hadn’t brought his that day or else he would stand by the side of the cannon and fire it.  Scott was loading the powder and I thought he was putting an excessive amount in.  The cannonball was added, an aluminum can with weight in it.  We’d seen this done many time that morning and on other occasions and Larry had done this for years. Then he added a projectile, a sharp pointed stick, this had been done in Civil war battles too. We all stood back. I was behind a bush on the west of it with my still life camera to get photos because on the east of the bush was an fire ant nest and I didn’t relish getting stung. (they hurt violently) Scott lit the fuse and got back.  

Then Bang!!! The cannon exploded into hundreds of pieces which flew in all directions.  Both wagon wheels splintered into toothpicks, one of the splinters hit my pant leg. Had I been on the east of the bush a large sharp piece would have hit me doing harm.              Dee H. was sitting in a folding lawn chair by the side of the road under a chaparral bush, near his son Tyler’s van. The round end piece of the cannon whizzed past his head and lodged it’s self in the side of the van entering the driver’s side tail light and traveling half way up the side towards the front of the van. No one else had even come close to being hit. Some said a miracle. (click on the photos to enlarge them)

I got some great photos and we tried to get all the pieces back on to the trailer that we could find. We never did find the projectile.  And of course no video camera captured the event.  But we were all safe, though shaken and that ended our 4th of July Independence day celebrations for the day.  Larry bemoaned that a video camera wasn’t on hand.  But had one been there, I feel certain that someone would have been hurt because of where a video camera man would have been to film it.  I have published a slideshow of the happening. Coming to my YouTube Channel soon.   http://www.youtube.com/user/leobennachoben1

Even today, several years  later, a man asked me after church, “Blowing up any more cannons?” No, I was just a bystander.

Well, there you have my short list of greatest home videos that might have been.

What are some of yours?

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This week, Yahoo mail destroyed it’s self,

Now I can’t forward, send, reply, move to file folders and there are other problems too.

Not change for the better.

And tonight, I learned that Myspace destroyed everyone’s accounts,

(More improvement) with no warning to anyone.

Everyone is complaining. 

A tornado can devastate things.

On the net, programmers can devastate also.

Change is inevitable, but change for the worst is what the net seems to provides.

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 Can money be made with affiliate products?

I’ll need to wait and see.

Here is a sample of just such an offer.

Will it get traffic?

Will that traffic convert into sales?

Let’s just do the research with this one offer.

That’s it for this time.

Catch you next time,

Jay

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Lyric Poems and others by Jay Beacham

“I wrote a book and some of the words are lyrics to songs I’ve written,

Poems and songs should rhyme  so this can be a help to some.”-Jay Beacham

Purchase the book on Amazon Kindle Edition.

You can link to the Amazon Kindle Edition by going to:

“Under Red Cliffs” 

Testimonial:

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To Jay Beacham May 9 at 9:22 PM

“I enjoyed the book”-Susan

Or just buy a copy:

 email: beachamj82@yahoo.com 

 or send a check or money order for $20 plus $5 S&H to:

 Jay Beacham
 85 East Center
 Ivins, Utah 84738

paypal.me/alBeacham

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Hi, I’ve got a new site about singing and thought you might like to look at it.
http://singingasong.net/
I would like real feed back from some real people.
Would you mind?
Jay

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For the second straight week, Oklahoma City, Ok. has seen devastating tornadoes.

From the headlines we read:

In Oklahoma’s Tornado Alley….tens of thousands were without power…..more than 91,800 homes and businesses across the state remained without power Saturday.

I just spoke with my daughter in law, Cait, by phone, “I’m still alive. We’re out of power. Power lines down everywhere, poles just snapped off.   I couldn’t handle being a pioneer. I need my power.”

I worked for a power company in the early 1980s. In ’83 a big wind put our power out for twenty four hours but in the surrounding area with REA and Utah Power, power remained out in areas for days because of the devastation.

Yes, Utah has tornadoes though not as often as the mid-west.                                              See this footage from 2007                                                                    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h0VB5905Ebg

So what do we do when the power is off for an extended time?

Throw a neighborhood barbeque so that all the freezer food doesn’t spoil?  Might be good for a day but what for food there after?

Having one’s own generator perhaps would be helpful.  I have one in my motor-home but no gas in it right now and its not hooked to my house.

A good idea that I’ve run across is a generator that starts with a battery and then keeps running.   And this generator can be self built.

The manual you need for this how-to is very inexpensive, $47 US.

Then you can build you own Magniwork Free Energy :

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Let’s get a little more prepared.

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I became acquainted with Les Thompson of Australia through our mutual participation in Sing Snap, an online Karaoke site.

He was a radio and TV broadcaster in Australia.

Now he runs the Classical Tours company in Europe.

Let me let Les tell you about his book.

 “ I … covered voice production in my Ebook on media and communication skills.

 http://lesthompson.tv/ ” 

I’m sure that you’ll see we have a lot in common when you read my Ebook…”

You’ll enjoy his site whether you are a pro-voice person or just an ordinary person.

He’s got something for you.

After listening to his video on that page, I thought of an experience of mine at the BYU School of Communications in 1972-73.

Here is a quick recap of it.

In college, after I’d been in radio for years,

We did a project on how the media camera creates news.

We had an interviewer, a guy from Lebanon, down in the common area with a microphone and a camera guy interviewing people.

My camera crew was in a tower stairwell, where the people on the ground couldn’t see us.

It was so interesting to watch people’s reactions to the camera interviewer.

Some would come out of the buildings, see the camera and mic and bee line to it.

Others would turn around and head back into the building or they would walk as far away from the camera as they could on their way to where they were going.

Here’s Les’s comments about my experience:

 Normal reaction for the time, Jay. They are a little more camera savvy these days.

Radio was less intimidating and that gave us the edge ‘back in the day’! LOL

Cheers, mate!

Les.

That’s it for today.

Catch you next time.

Jay

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Who Is The Best Website Provider In Ivins, UT?

How My Research Led Me To The Best Website Provider In Ivins, UT

May 22, 2013 – ADVERTORIAL

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I came across a company called FreeWebsite that provides free business and personal websites for residents in the Ivins area, and the site is definitely worth checking out!

Now when I think of getting something for free – I’m always skeptical. I immediately think if something is free then it’s either low quality or there is some type of catch.

After doing all my research, which included reviewing websites built by FreeWebsite, and also signing up for a website myself, I can tell you it is the best website provider around.

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FreeWebsite has built a proprietary technology that allows it’s designers to build high-quality websites faster and cheaper than other website design companies.

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Thanks to the few who leave real comments on my sites.

I won’t approve your automated advertisements.

Read my posts and leave a real comment and I may approve it and give you a back link.

I’ve read hundreds of comments tonight and not one was a real comment.

If you want back links, ask. I’ve given some to the few who have come out and asked.

Please don’t waste my time or yours.

Now read the posts and say something pertinent.

Thanks,

Until next time.

The Editor

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