Comments for The Big Bald Guy http://bigbaldguy.com Ramblings of a big, blue-eyed bald guy. Sun, 29 Jan 2012 14:57:31 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Should Catholics Buy Girl Scout Cookies? by Jennifer http://bigbaldguy.com/index.php/2012/01/should-catholics-buy-girl-scout-cookies/comment-page-1/#comment-651 Jennifer Sun, 29 Jan 2012 14:57:31 +0000 http://bigbaldguy.com/?p=1501#comment-651 It's all about the $ and until they feel the loss the GS will not change their new agenda. However, they need to be honest about what it is and quit deluding the American public who have trusted this age-old organization. So--yes--boycott those cookies---teach those cute little girls some morals and quit worrying about whether or not they get a cookie prize etc.---give them some money to purchase some craft items etc---because the new GS agenda have moved away from badges/crafts and what most are familiar with. Don't leave these girls to question down the road-- "why was I a part of this hugely liberal organization that promoted abortions!?" and the biggest question will be---"Why did my Catholic church ignore this?" Exceptions to the few brave churches who have taken a stand! It’s all about the $ and until they feel the loss the GS will not change their new agenda.
However, they need to be honest about what it is and quit deluding the American public who have trusted this age-old organization. So–yes–boycott those cookies—teach those cute little girls some morals and quit worrying about whether or not they get a cookie prize etc.—give them some money to purchase some craft items etc—because the new GS agenda have moved away from badges/crafts and what most are familiar with. Don’t leave these girls to question down the road– “why was I a part of this hugely liberal organization that promoted abortions!?” and the biggest question will be—”Why did my Catholic church ignore this?” Exceptions to the few brave churches who have taken a stand!

]]> Comment on Should Catholics Buy Girl Scout Cookies? by Christine http://bigbaldguy.com/index.php/2012/01/should-catholics-buy-girl-scout-cookies/comment-page-1/#comment-650 Christine Sun, 29 Jan 2012 12:34:45 +0000 http://bigbaldguy.com/?p=1501#comment-650 The evil of PPH is everywhere... amidst our very young, innocent & influential little girls. Parents, be vigilant. As for buying cookies, I can't cancel my order - a little girl at my church depends on it this year & she's too young to understand why I would do that. However, next year I'll have to politely (and sadly) decline. Heavenly Father, protect our little ones... all of them. The evil of PPH is everywhere… amidst our very young, innocent & influential little girls. Parents, be vigilant.

As for buying cookies, I can’t cancel my order – a little girl at my church depends on it this year & she’s too young to understand why I would do that. However, next year I’ll have to politely (and sadly) decline.

Heavenly Father, protect our little ones… all of them.

]]> Comment on Should Catholics Buy Girl Scout Cookies? by Scott http://bigbaldguy.com/index.php/2012/01/should-catholics-buy-girl-scout-cookies/comment-page-1/#comment-649 Scott Sun, 29 Jan 2012 12:22:18 +0000 http://bigbaldguy.com/?p=1501#comment-649 I received the following information which I understand is sent by the Diocese of Knoxville to those who contact the Diocese concerning the connection between the Girl Scouts and Planned Parenthood: It is unfortunately true that over the past decade Planned Parenthood has worked particularly hard to develop a closer relationship, though not formal in nature, with Girl Scouts USA (GSUSA). The "Boycott List" published by Life Decisions International cites the Girl Scouts as "allow[ing] Planned Parenthood access to members." As a result, some parents have decided to support an alternative Christian organization called Heritage Girls - http://www.ahgonline.org/. Other parents, though, instead of abandoning the organization that they have invested much time in over the years, have become more keenly attentive to what is going on within the Girl Scouts and are committed to being a counter influence for its good, remaining vigilant for any signs of undue influence by the likes of such organizations as Planned Parenthood. Locally, we have one such committed Girl Scout mother who has accepted this challenge and is now working at the national level as well to help protect the integrity of the organization. It is her opinion, and one shared by the bishop, that it is not time to abandon ship, but time to stand up as Catholics and to witness to our faith and to defend the principles consistent with this faith within the Girl Scouts. Pasted below is a very informative article by Denver Auxiliary Bishop James Conley who addressed concerns about the Girl Scouts of America. Bishop Stika's thoughts on the Girl Scouts do not differ from Bishop Conley's and he also echoes his cautions as well. As Bishop Conley points out, "parents, as the primary educators of their children, have every right to insist that their beliefs, especially their moral and religious beliefs, be respected-not undermined-by the organizations to which they entrust their children. Parents need to remain alert to the content of their daughters' activities. And Catholics involved in the Girl Scouting movement should make it clear to leadership that Scouting is only a means to an end-the proper formation of young character. It's not an end in itself; and should Scouting ever fail in that proper formation, other groups can be found or formed to take its place." So while not remaining naïve of what has been occurring within the Girl Scouts at the national level, and no doubt within some councils and chapters in the U.S., parents are called to be vigilant, as they should be with their children's education in our public schools where Planned Parenthood also endeavors to impress its agenda and vision upon impressionable minds. The good about Girl Scouting, and a caution http://www.archden.org/index.cfm/ID/6190 June 1, 2011 - For many Catholics, Scouting is one of the best memories of childhood-and for good reason. It's a time of fun, friendship and adventure. That was certainly my own Boy Scout experience. At its best, Scouting forms the young person in a spirit of service. It creates a sense of duty to the wider community. It also builds character and cultivates civic virtue. So it's no surprise that many Catholic parishes sponsor Boy and Girl Scout troops. And they've done so, with great results, for decades. Plus, when it comes to the Girl Scouts, who can argue with the best cookies in the world? Over the past year though, a growing number of Catholic parents and youth ministers have shared a concern with me. And it deserves some discussion. Their unease involves the Girl Scouts, and especially the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts (WAGGGS). Youth ministers are quick to note that Scouting's structure allows for a lot of autonomy. Girls make up local troops. Troops make up councils. And nationwide councils make up Girl Scouts USA (GSUSA). GSUSA and a few other large organizations make up WAGGGS. Each local council or troop determines what's appropriate for its specific needs. Each troop leader decides what members see. Nonetheless, what happens at the international and national levels of Scouting has an important trickle-down effect. This is exactly why "pro-choice" organizations have worked to develop connections with the Scouting movement. Parents would be wise to spend some serious time browsing the WAGGGS (www.wagggsworld.org) and GSUSA websites, following the links they find there, and examining for themselves how these organizations deal with sexuality, "choice" and reproductive issues. It may be a sobering experience. As one youth minister recently wrote: "It's hard to imagine that a girl who remains involved with Girl Scouts into young adulthood won't eventually learn of the connections her organization has with 'pro-choice', pro-contraception and 'reproductive freedom' groups. Having been influenced by GSUSA, she'll be more receptive to this agenda. And if she was introduced to GSUSA through her parents and her local parish, then that will inevitably create contradictions between her Catholic faith and her Scouting experience." The many good things offered by Girl Scouting in Colorado deserve praise from the Catholic community. Scouting and the Church have always had, and hopefully will continue to have for many years, a very positive relationship. But parents, as the primary educators of their children, have every right to insist that their beliefs, especially their moral and religious beliefs, be respected-not undermined-by the organizations to which they entrust their children. Parents need to remain alert to the content of their daughters' activities. And Catholics involved in the Girl Scouting movement should make it clear to leadership that Scouting is only a means to an end-the proper formation of young character. It's not an end in itself; and should Scouting ever fail in that proper formation, other groups can be found or formed to take its place. ** The Register editors welcome comments about Scouting in general and the Girl Scouts in particular; the experiences of parents with Scouting; and examples of Scouting at its best. Email editor@archden.org. Most Rev. James D. Conley is auxiliary bishop of the Denver Archdiocese. I received the following information which I understand is sent by the Diocese of Knoxville to those who contact the Diocese concerning the connection between the Girl Scouts and Planned Parenthood:

It is unfortunately true that over the past decade Planned Parenthood has worked particularly hard to develop a closer relationship, though not formal in nature, with Girl Scouts USA (GSUSA). The “Boycott List” published by Life Decisions International cites the Girl Scouts as “allow[ing] Planned Parenthood access to members.” As a result, some parents have decided to support an alternative Christian organization called Heritage Girls – http://www.ahgonline.org/. Other parents, though, instead of abandoning the organization that they have invested much time in over the years, have become more keenly attentive to what is going on within the Girl Scouts and are committed to being a counter influence for its good, remaining vigilant for any signs of undue influence by the likes of such organizations as Planned Parenthood.

Locally, we have one such committed Girl Scout mother who has accepted this challenge and is now working at the national level as well to help protect the integrity of the organization. It is her opinion, and one shared by the bishop, that it is not time to abandon ship, but time to stand up as Catholics and to witness to our faith and to defend the principles consistent with this faith within the Girl Scouts. Pasted below is a very informative article by Denver Auxiliary Bishop James Conley who addressed concerns about the Girl Scouts of America. Bishop Stika’s thoughts on the Girl Scouts do not differ from Bishop Conley’s and he also echoes his cautions as well.

As Bishop Conley points out, “parents, as the primary educators of their children, have every right to insist that their beliefs, especially their moral and religious beliefs, be respected-not undermined-by the organizations to which they entrust their children. Parents need to remain alert to the content of their daughters’ activities. And Catholics involved in the Girl Scouting movement should make it clear to leadership that Scouting is only a means to an end-the proper formation of young character. It’s not an end in itself; and should Scouting ever fail in that proper formation, other groups can be found or formed to take its place.”

So while not remaining naïve of what has been occurring within the Girl Scouts at the national level, and no doubt within some councils and chapters in the U.S., parents are called to be vigilant, as they should be with their children’s education in our public schools where Planned Parenthood also endeavors to impress its agenda and vision upon impressionable minds.

The good about Girl Scouting, and a caution http://www.archden.org/index.cfm/ID/6190

June 1, 2011 – For many Catholics, Scouting is one of the best memories of childhood-and for good reason. It’s a time of fun, friendship and adventure. That was certainly my own Boy Scout experience.

At its best, Scouting forms the young person in a spirit of service. It creates a sense of duty to the wider community. It also builds character and cultivates civic virtue.

So it’s no surprise that many Catholic parishes sponsor Boy and Girl Scout troops. And they’ve done so, with great results, for decades. Plus, when it comes to the Girl Scouts, who can argue with the best cookies in the world?

Over the past year though, a growing number of Catholic parents and youth ministers have shared a concern with me. And it deserves some discussion.

Their unease involves the Girl Scouts, and especially the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts (WAGGGS).

Youth ministers are quick to note that Scouting’s structure allows for a lot of autonomy. Girls make up local troops. Troops make up councils. And nationwide councils make up Girl Scouts USA (GSUSA).

GSUSA and a few other large organizations make up WAGGGS. Each local council or troop determines what’s appropriate for its specific needs. Each troop leader decides what members see.

Nonetheless, what happens at the international and national levels of Scouting has an important trickle-down effect. This is exactly why “pro-choice” organizations have worked to develop connections with the Scouting movement.

Parents would be wise to spend some serious time browsing the WAGGGS (www.wagggsworld.org) and GSUSA websites, following the links they find there, and examining for themselves how these organizations deal with sexuality, “choice” and reproductive issues. It may be a sobering experience.

As one youth minister recently wrote:

“It’s hard to imagine that a girl who remains involved with Girl Scouts into young adulthood won’t eventually learn of the connections her organization has with ‘pro-choice’, pro-contraception and ‘reproductive freedom’ groups.

Having been influenced by GSUSA, she’ll be more receptive to this agenda. And if she was introduced to GSUSA through her parents and her local parish, then that will inevitably create contradictions between her Catholic faith and her Scouting experience.”

The many good things offered by Girl Scouting in Colorado deserve praise from the Catholic community. Scouting and the Church have always had, and hopefully will continue to have for many years, a very positive relationship.

But parents, as the primary educators of their children, have every right to insist that their beliefs, especially their moral and religious beliefs, be respected-not undermined-by the organizations to which they entrust their children.

Parents need to remain alert to the content of their daughters’ activities. And Catholics involved in the Girl Scouting movement should make it clear to leadership that Scouting is only a means to an end-the proper formation of young character.

It’s not an end in itself; and should Scouting ever fail in that proper formation, other groups can be found or formed to take its place.

** The Register editors welcome comments about Scouting in general and the Girl Scouts in particular; the experiences of parents with Scouting; and examples of Scouting at its best. Email editor@archden.org.

Most Rev. James D. Conley is auxiliary bishop of the Denver Archdiocese.

]]> Comment on Should Catholics Buy Girl Scout Cookies? by Shelly http://bigbaldguy.com/index.php/2012/01/should-catholics-buy-girl-scout-cookies/comment-page-1/#comment-648 Shelly Sun, 29 Jan 2012 08:35:38 +0000 http://bigbaldguy.com/?p=1501#comment-648 When there is another option, it is always good to raise our children in the path of what is right. In this case, there IS another option. The American Heritage Girls is founded on Christian Values. Our daughter and our money will NOT serve a company that carries out abortions. Our daughter and our money will work for Christ. When there is another option, it is always good to raise our children in the path of what is right. In this case, there IS another option. The American Heritage Girls is founded on Christian Values. Our daughter and our money will NOT serve a company that carries out abortions. Our daughter and our money will work for Christ.

]]> Comment on Should Catholics Buy Girl Scout Cookies? by Warm Southern Breeze http://bigbaldguy.com/index.php/2012/01/should-catholics-buy-girl-scout-cookies/comment-page-1/#comment-647 Warm Southern Breeze Sun, 29 Jan 2012 00:36:00 +0000 http://bigbaldguy.com/?p=1501#comment-647 Nice article. I've not bought GSC in quite some time, and have never made a practice of purchasing them. However, the argument, IMO, falls flat. Perhaps we should apply that line of reasoning to anything we consume in life - any food, spirituous beverage, clothing, printing services and Heaven forbid, the Internet. Somewhere, somebody will use the money we exchange for products or services in a manner with which we disagree. Shall we then exorcise ourselves from this world? Why, of course not! It's impossible! What we can do, however, is to continue to raise consciousness and work toward justice. Since the fall of humanity, the world has been under the burden of a culture of death. It won't get any better until the end of time as we know it. And yet, it neither excuses us from continuing to labor in the Master's fields for His harvest. Nice article. I’ve not bought GSC in quite some time, and have never made a practice of purchasing them. However, the argument, IMO, falls flat. Perhaps we should apply that line of reasoning to anything we consume in life – any food, spirituous beverage, clothing, printing services and Heaven forbid, the Internet. Somewhere, somebody will use the money we exchange for products or services in a manner with which we disagree. Shall we then exorcise ourselves from this world? Why, of course not! It’s impossible! What we can do, however, is to continue to raise consciousness and work toward justice. Since the fall of humanity, the world has been under the burden of a culture of death. It won’t get any better until the end of time as we know it. And yet, it neither excuses us from continuing to labor in the Master’s fields for His harvest.

]]> Comment on Bye, Bye Boris by KKKrispyKreme http://bigbaldguy.com/index.php/2009/02/bye-bye-boris/comment-page-1/#comment-646 KKKrispyKreme Fri, 23 Dec 2011 09:20:00 +0000 http://bigbaldguy.com/?p=729#comment-646 Anybody can give you nasty comments but personally I think you guys are good people. Nobody can honestly say that they've never jumped into something only to soon discover that they'd jumped in over their heads. I sure did when I first decided to go out and adopt a couple of border collie puppies straight from working lines (I had only a bold flock of hens and a couple goats that would sooner hit a dog than obey it), I had no idea what I was getting into. But it takes a big person to admit their mistake, learn from it, and take the necessary measures to move back in the right direction. Although it was hard (and I completely understand the feeling. After my puppy killed some of my chickens I had to turn him over to the rescue. That was one of the hardest animal losses I've had to endure) to part with a beloved family member, you recognized that it was in his best interests that he be somewhere that he'll have some more stimulation. I'll bet all the people giving you nasty comments about owning a camel could never say that they've done something so bold and selfless. I respect your decision and would defend your choices all the way. They're just jealous that they didn't get to own a camel. Anybody can give you nasty comments but personally I think you guys are good people. Nobody can honestly say that they’ve never jumped into something only to soon discover that they’d jumped in over their heads. I sure did when I first decided to go out and adopt a couple of border collie puppies straight from working lines (I had only a bold flock of hens and a couple goats that would sooner hit a dog than obey it), I had no idea what I was getting into. But it takes a big person to admit their mistake, learn from it, and take the necessary measures to move back in the right direction. Although it was hard (and I completely understand the feeling. After my puppy killed some of my chickens I had to turn him over to the rescue. That was one of the hardest animal losses I’ve had to endure) to part with a beloved family member, you recognized that it was in his best interests that he be somewhere that he’ll have some more stimulation. I’ll bet all the people giving you nasty comments about owning a camel could never say that they’ve done something so bold and selfless. I respect your decision and would defend your choices all the way. They’re just jealous that they didn’t get to own a camel.

]]> Comment on Catholicism DVD Series with Fr. Robert Barron by RAnn http://bigbaldguy.com/index.php/2011/09/catholicism-dvd-series-with-fr-robert-barron/comment-page-1/#comment-645 RAnn Sun, 18 Sep 2011 05:00:00 +0000 http://bigbaldguy.com/?p=1328#comment-645 I haven't seen the video series but the book is good. Hi, and welcome to the Catholic Blogs list. I'm RAnn and I host a weekly meme called Sunday Snippets--a Catholic Carnival in which Catholic bloggers gather to share posts with each other. I'd like to invite you to join. This week's host post is at http://rannthisthat.blogspot.com/2011/09/sunday-snippets-catholic-carnival_17.html I haven’t seen the video series but the book is good.

Hi, and welcome to the Catholic Blogs list. I’m RAnn and I host a weekly meme called Sunday Snippets–a Catholic Carnival in which Catholic bloggers gather to share posts with each other. I’d like to invite you to join. This week’s host post is at http://rannthisthat.blogspot.com/2011/09/sunday-snippets-catholic-carnival_17.html

]]> Comment on Bye, Bye Boris by “Well done, my good and faithful servant!” (Matthew 25:21) http://bigbaldguy.com/index.php/2009/02/bye-bye-boris/comment-page-1/#comment-636 “Well done, my good and faithful servant!” (Matthew 25:21) Sun, 28 Aug 2011 04:08:57 +0000 http://bigbaldguy.com/?p=729#comment-636 [...] able to live my dream for several years and I had just finally got every goat, llama, donkey, (even a camel), in a good home.  I can see my beautiful little barn from my house & I just have to close my [...] [...] able to live my dream for several years and I had just finally got every goat, llama, donkey, (even a camel), in a good home.  I can see my beautiful little barn from my house & I just have to close my [...]

]]> Comment on Spring City Christmas Parade by Scott http://bigbaldguy.com/index.php/2008/12/spring-city-christmas-parade/comment-page-1/#comment-371 Scott Mon, 13 Dec 2010 14:05:54 +0000 http://bigbaldguy.com/?p=268#comment-371 HI Brandie. We didn't make it to the parade this year. I believe it was held last week and we were out of town. HI Brandie. We didn’t make it to the parade this year. I believe it was held last week and we were out of town.

]]> Comment on Spring City Christmas Parade by Brandie http://bigbaldguy.com/index.php/2008/12/spring-city-christmas-parade/comment-page-1/#comment-370 Brandie Mon, 13 Dec 2010 12:17:45 +0000 http://bigbaldguy.com/?p=268#comment-370 I am from Spring City, TN. I am 30 now and live in Saudi Arabia but I was looking for some info on the parade since my mom said they had it the other day :).. I am from Spring City, TN. I am 30 now and live in Saudi Arabia but I was looking for some info on the parade since my mom said they had it the other day :) ..

]]> Comment on Austin Geek Breakfast at SXSW by Going to SXSW Interactive? « Geek Breakfast http://bigbaldguy.com/index.php/2009/03/austin-geek-breakfast-at-sxsw/comment-page-1/#comment-141 Going to SXSW Interactive? « Geek Breakfast Tue, 23 Feb 2010 00:45:58 +0000 http://bigbaldguy.com/?p=818#comment-141 [...] together for an early morning, pre-conference breakfast. Knoxville’s Scott Maentz wrote: It was definitely an impressive group of geeks. Check out the photos and videos from last year on his [...] [...] together for an early morning, pre-conference breakfast. Knoxville’s Scott Maentz wrote: It was definitely an impressive group of geeks. Check out the photos and videos from last year on his [...]

]]> Comment on Bye, Bye Boris by Crazy Goat Lady » Boris the Camel http://bigbaldguy.com/index.php/2009/02/bye-bye-boris/comment-page-1/#comment-131 Crazy Goat Lady » Boris the Camel Mon, 21 Dec 2009 01:04:05 +0000 http://bigbaldguy.com/?p=729#comment-131 [...] husband covered the entire event in his blog and I invite you to read his rendition. He summed it up very [...] [...] husband covered the entire event in his blog and I invite you to read his rendition. He summed it up very [...]

]]> Comment on The Dreaded Colonoscopy by Dave http://bigbaldguy.com/index.php/2009/01/the-dreaded-colonoscopy/comment-page-1/#comment-126 Dave Sun, 18 Oct 2009 21:47:22 +0000 http://bigbaldguy.com/?p=647#comment-126 Don't know how old these posts are, but I'm a believer. Had my first scope five years ago and they took out three polyps. Later testing showed they were pre-cancerous. Had I not had it done, I'd be fighting cancer today. Instead, I'm going in for another CScope tomorrow. My entire family died of this stuff. Now, I can lick it and die of something else. Don’t know how old these posts are, but I’m a believer. Had my first scope five years ago and they took out three polyps. Later testing showed they were pre-cancerous. Had I not had it done, I’d be fighting cancer today. Instead, I’m going in for another CScope tomorrow. My entire family died of this stuff. Now, I can lick it and die of something else.

]]> Comment on Knoxville Geek Breakfast Brings Community Advocates Together by Knoxville Geek Breakfast Recap | JustUsLeeg http://bigbaldguy.com/index.php/2009/06/knoxville-geek-breakfast-brings-community-advocates-together/comment-page-1/#comment-114 Knoxville Geek Breakfast Recap | JustUsLeeg Fri, 19 Jun 2009 17:21:16 +0000 http://bigbaldguy.com/?p=853#comment-114 [...] Maentz aka The Big Bald Guy Share and [...] [...] Maentz aka The Big Bald Guy Share and [...]

]]> Comment on Recording Video with QuickTime: Audio and Video Out of Sync Using iSight Camera by Rhonda http://bigbaldguy.com/index.php/2008/12/recording-with-quicktime-andio-and-video-out-of-sync-using-isight-camera/comment-page-1/#comment-111 Rhonda Fri, 10 Apr 2009 02:49:14 +0000 http://bigbaldguy.com/?p=28#comment-111 Thank you so much for your tip here. It helped so much. It resolved my issue. I use iMovie 7.1.4 to record audition videos right onto my MacBook Pro. This was working with little effort until QuickTime 7.6 came out. (I did not upgrade to iMovie 8.0.) Now, when I export from iMovie to a QT movie, the audio and video are out of sync. I can't find anything online about adjustments I can make in the iMovie export process to fix this. So, thanks again for the QT Sync tip. I'm afraid Daniel Riisager Döderlein is correct about your 2nd video, at least when I view it. I'm on a MacBook Pro, 2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo using QuickTime 7.6, if that helps you any. It pops out around 1:38. Thank you so much for your tip here. It helped so much. It resolved my issue.

I use iMovie 7.1.4 to record audition videos right onto my MacBook Pro. This was working with little effort until QuickTime 7.6 came out. (I did not upgrade to iMovie 8.0.) Now, when I export from iMovie to a QT movie, the audio and video are out of sync. I can’t find anything online about adjustments I can make in the iMovie export process to fix this. So, thanks again for the QT Sync tip.

I’m afraid Daniel Riisager Döderlein is correct about your 2nd video, at least when I view it. I’m on a MacBook Pro, 2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo using QuickTime 7.6, if that helps you any. It pops out around 1:38.

]]> Comment on Recording Video with QuickTime: Audio and Video Out of Sync Using iSight Camera by Daniel Riisager Döderlein http://bigbaldguy.com/index.php/2008/12/recording-with-quicktime-andio-and-video-out-of-sync-using-isight-camera/comment-page-1/#comment-110 Daniel Riisager Döderlein Mon, 06 Apr 2009 15:04:14 +0000 http://bigbaldguy.com/?p=28#comment-110 After about 2 mins your "resynced" movie is out of sync! I'm not sure if its the flash player on my MacBook (new) or if its your original resynced video - but its out of sync! D After about 2 mins your “resynced” movie is out of sync! I’m not sure if its the flash player on my MacBook (new) or if its your original resynced video – but its out of sync!

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]]> Comment on Austin Geek Breakfast at SXSW by My SXSW Recap | Dave Delaney - Community Enthusiast, Social Media Strategist and Humorist http://bigbaldguy.com/index.php/2009/03/austin-geek-breakfast-at-sxsw/comment-page-1/#comment-105 My SXSW Recap | Dave Delaney - Community Enthusiast, Social Media Strategist and Humorist Tue, 24 Mar 2009 04:14:50 +0000 http://bigbaldguy.com/?p=818#comment-105 [...] out Scott Maentz’ video and pictures from Geek [...] [...] out Scott Maentz’ video and pictures from Geek [...]

]]> Comment on Recording Video with QuickTime: Audio and Video Out of Sync Using iSight Camera by Daniel http://bigbaldguy.com/index.php/2008/12/recording-with-quicktime-andio-and-video-out-of-sync-using-isight-camera/comment-page-1/#comment-104 Daniel Sun, 22 Mar 2009 11:32:41 +0000 http://bigbaldguy.com/?p=28#comment-104 Thank you for the hint - saved my day! Thank you for the hint – saved my day!

]]> Comment on Austin Geek Breakfast at SXSW by Dave Delaney http://bigbaldguy.com/index.php/2009/03/austin-geek-breakfast-at-sxsw/comment-page-1/#comment-103 Dave Delaney Mon, 16 Mar 2009 14:02:15 +0000 http://bigbaldguy.com/?p=818#comment-103 Thanks for the recap Scott, you rock! I hope to make it to a Knoxville Geek Breakfast one of these days. I'm sure I'll be seeing you soon. Cheers. Dave Thanks for the recap Scott, you rock!
I hope to make it to a Knoxville Geek Breakfast one of these days. I’m sure I’ll be seeing you soon.

Cheers.
Dave

]]> Comment on Recording Video with QuickTime: Audio and Video Out of Sync Using iSight Camera by Dean http://bigbaldguy.com/index.php/2008/12/recording-with-quicktime-andio-and-video-out-of-sync-using-isight-camera/comment-page-1/#comment-100 Dean Sat, 07 Mar 2009 06:49:29 +0000 http://bigbaldguy.com/?p=28#comment-100 thanks big bald guy -this issue was pissing me off big time. I am sure most Macbook using bloggers have run across it at some point. QT sync totally helped fix the problem, but I agree - why do we have to waste time hunting it down - this hasn't come up to Apple ? thanks big bald guy -this issue was pissing me off big time. I am sure most Macbook using bloggers have run across it at some point. QT sync totally helped fix the problem, but I agree – why do we have to waste time hunting it down – this hasn’t come up to Apple ?

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