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Eric Batterman - Sep 24,2010
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Short video of my flight to the river yesterday. Somewhere in the northeast...<br /><br /><a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4LcggwFBZQs">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4LcggwFBZQs</a>
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John w Shirah - Sep 24,2010
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nice video eric.
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Frank A. Carr - Sep 24,2010
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Nicely done video Eric. Especially liked the muted video to allow hearing the <br />chirp of the wheels on the runway--very neat.<br /><br />PS: The water alightings were nice too, but awful short, not even long enough <br />to test the bilge pump!<br /><br />Is this a Gum Camera on the glare shield?
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Eric Batterman - Sep 25,2010
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No, an old Sony minidv camcorder velcroed to the glare-shield.
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Walt Bates - Sep 24,2010
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Beautiful, Eric, and nice glass water work - just like we practiced up here!
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Philip Mendelson - Sep 25,2010
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Nice work Eric......
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Larry Woods - Sep 26,2010
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Hi Eric:<br /><br />Great video! Great landings. I have sent this on to some of my pals.<br /><br />Best,<br />Larry
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Matt Tucciarone - Sep 26,2010
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Love the music you picked. Vince Guaraldi Charlie Brown.
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Eric Batterman - Sep 26,2010
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Guaraldi's 1962 album was called 'Jazz Impression of Black Orpheus', and 'Samba de Orpheus' was the first selection released as a single. The B-side was “Cast Your Fate to the Wind,” chosen because it was the only other tune on the album short enough to fit on the 45. A couple of Sacramento disc jockeys are credited with discovering the B-side and playing it, and soon it was on pop radio stations around the country. 'Cast Your Fate to the Wind' became a Gold Record winner and earned the 1963 Grammy as Best Instrumental Jazz Composition. <br /><br />While searching for just the right music to accompany a planned Peanuts television documentary, Lee Mendelson (the producer of the special) heard a single version of 'Cast Your Fate to the Wind' by Vince Guaraldi's trio on the radio while traveling in a taxicab on the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, California. <br /><br />Unlike many songwriters who grow weary of their biggest hits, Guaraldi never minded taking requests to play it when he appeared live. 'It's like signing the back of a check', he once remarked.
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Matt Tucciarone - Sep 27,2010
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Wow,<br />Thanks for the history on Guaraldi. I love his music. Something to be said about a jazz trio.
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