KC Continues - inspecting new Logitech Ability

I created this video using my (New to me) Logitech webcam software (but uses same Webcam as before - from 2007). Kudos to Logitech cause I did not even need the Original CD that came with the QuickCam Pro for Notebooks. I have used Logitech for many of my computer hardware needs. I had my first Webcam show in 1999. - That is how far back I go with it, I still have that WebCam around here somewhere...

That's is all for now - the sun is up and it is bright outside and soon I won't be able to see my computer screen...

But I'll be back :)
I remember seeing the movie "The Terminator" and I immediately recognized the location that the shoot for the initial scene was made. (Just a little Trivia for those how like that stuff.)
Hint: This trivia is educational or I really should say that the location is great for educating others.

I am hoping that one of my early subscribers had a who had video that was they were asking their viewers to identify which movie it was from. I think it really was the audio only - but from the clues I got the answer. Cause I am like an elephant - and I certainly did not go out in the afternoon between 3pm and 5pm.

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[matrixcmitech]

i love that camera kc! your vlogs are pretty good/ should upload some for your synth guitar tracks too. i get the feeling that humanity is making the transition from "vacuum tubes" to "transistors". i've been watching a lot of moon hoax material lately and i don't know why. do you know any songs about the moon?

[kcjenner1]

@matrixcmitech Oh yes I do, but I first played it on the piano. And as it been said before "Don't reinvent the wheel" I recommend this lady from France (I believe) that plays a mean harmonica and here's the 11 digit identifier for YouTube videos UmiEzQeWA-4

[kcjenner1]

@jhirzel88 ... and most of us went down the stairs because in the event of a fire you are not to use the elevator. And down in the lobby, there is a little box with glass window and red and yellow LEDs. And there were a bunch of people there that all lived in one apartment (probably some were just visiting) but they live on the the same floor as me, but they have never seen me before (I don't think so). There are 6 units on the top floor; only one of those I have not seen a person come out.

[kcjenner1]

@jhirzel88 My parents had this big multi-band radio that was about the size of a mini-tower PC. And that was one way that we would set and reset or clocks twice a year using WWV at 5 MHz, 10 MHz was the best. I also built a Heathkit Amateur Band Radio Receiver and I still have it here in my apartment that some people might think that it is junk. I might sell it or give it away, but after I photograph and blog about it at my LiveJournal site that is paid for until I die. I'm a shrewd buyer.

[kcjenner1]

@jhirzel88 Jeremy, this is what I saw a long time ago, just shortly after we became friends. That we are similar in many ways, but not exactly. And I think you might recall that I was a Mentor in high school as on of the activities in the CSF (CA-state Scholarship Federation). There are more details about that be may discuss later, but I'd like to tell you about Indigo children, but maybe you already know that. It's drizzling (raining here) but the fire alarm went off about 10:45 AM and...

[jhirzel88]

Guess what, when I got my first Grundig radio during Christmas time in 2006, which is a radio that picks up SW as well as AM and FM, I was so excited to try it out. That was like, an experience I'll never forget. The best Christmas ever was when I got my first Game Boy, which was the black and white kind. There was so many cool presents that I got when I was 12 years old. It was an exciting time of my life.

[jhirzel88]

Right, now as for me, I could have done guitar lessons longer, but I was busy with school and it was a far drive to get to lessons. I think it took 10 minutes just to drive there to stay for 30 minutes. I can't recall, but I might have just given up on it because it was hard for me. I have known piano since I was five years old, even though I didn't start lessons until I was ten. You seemed to have struggled a bit just like I did, but you managed! I did the same thing when I first learned piano.

[kcjenner1]

@jhirzel88 I had 5 months of lessons of what they called at the time Chord Piano from Mrs. Muth that was an instructor at the Modesto Junior College. I was in 7th grade at that time and these were private lessons that my mother paid for. My mother had once tried to teach me piano the classical way when I was about 10, I just could not see to be able to read both the treble and bass clefs and the same time; although playing the melody of well known song by ear was very easy for me.

[kcjenner1]

@jhirzel88 I like "Smoke of the Water" [fire in the sky].

[kcjenner1]

@jhirzel88 Yes, that's right. I remember that my older brother got a 9-transistor AM radio for Christmas.