In the yard exploring, we found this moth. The first time for both of us. It’s nice to have a smart phone tell you what it is.

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I have to hand it to Goofy Dance Man.

Sure, maybe he was tripping out on something but Goofy Dance’s flail-joy just goes to show how infectious pure enthusiasm can be.

The first few dancers to join him were surely making fun of him, but did that stop him? Decrease his enthusiasm? Diminish his super dance powers?

No, they only increased his audience and his happy flailing. Soon, the pure fun of it caught on like brush fire and people came running with abandon.

There is a lesson to learn here. Sometimes you gotta be the Goofy Dance Man.

PS

Don’t miss the close up cameraman. He and his buddy get swamped by the crowd. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGXN-9caULA&feature=related

And there is more…

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Todd from @MissionManna, Amanda and Peter from the Honeycutters. Talking abt Haiti.

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Just another test. Do not be alarmed.

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The Eagle

Did you see him?
Did you see the Eagle?
This time, in the Woods?
Looking, up the trunk, to the high top
Of the tree,
Did you see him in his nest?

Yes! I saw him looking down at me.
He glanced and in a flash, leapt up,
And began the deep beat of wings.

Beating harder.
Beating deeper.
Beating farther.
Beating higher.

The Great Bird rose
And began again
The ebb and flow of rise and return
To hunt and to rest
Double runs between prey and nest
Day after day
Night after night
Birth after birth
Flight after flight
The Eagle, ever watches,
From the top of the world.

He sees the fox that ate the mouse that ate the orange that made the seed that became the tree that bore the fruit.
The fruit that glows
Bright shining as the Sun,
Sinking in the West
And rising, the Eagle,
Beating deep,
Ever watches,
Double running from prey to nest.

Did you see him?
Did you see the Eagle?
No.
But I can tell you,
He did see me.

Dedicated to H. E. Bert Schulz, my father-in-law
On the day of his final rest.
And in Hope for Carla.

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More information is good. Get your friends (and maybe your mom?) on YouTube, the right way.

From the YouTube Blog

If you subscribe to the YouTube channel, you may have noticed a slew of new videos uploaded recently. They’re part of an initiative called “YouTube 101,” a series that explains basic features to new users. With hundreds of thousands of people creating new YouTube channels every day, there are a lot of folks out there who may not know that they can share a video privately, customize their channel or even how to upload a video — in full HD, no less.

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