Channel 9/60 – The Auckland University Student Union campus TV channel during Orientation 1980, designed, built and operated by Justin Keen as a part of his degree in Fine Arts. Part 3/4 0:09 Spelling Mistakes live at the Recreation Centre 2:30 Chris Barrett’s Roving Reports: Darryl Carey, National Affairs Offcier, AUSA 3:05 John Lowther’s Roving Reports: The Auckland University Undwerwater Club 3:56 The Holding Your Head in a Bucket of Water Competition compered by Christopher Parr 8:21 Folk Cub Orientation Concert at the Maidment: Beth Noakes DISCLAIMER: This video contains some performance, music and graphic material that may be subject to copyright. The producer acknowledges that the copyright for this material remains with the various copyright owners and that the inclusion of this material in this video is “Fair Use” in the educational context that the program was produced, and the non-commercial nature of this presentation, and that this is a historical document for the greater good of the past present and future students of the University of Auckland. Produced by Justin Keen – 1980
Month: May 2012
11+ Grammar, Apostrophes, Its and It’s
A short online presentation which explains the difference between Its and It’s. Aimed at those studying for 11+ exams or more generally for those studying key stage 2. As well as a general explanation the presentation includes examples and exercises.
Glenn Beck “Oligarh” Spelling Mistake
Glenn Beck, trying to spell “oligarchy”, makes a huge mistake on national television for everyone to see! .::DISCLAIMER::. Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.
Apostrophe Live w/ band – The Doubleclicks in Westford, MA
thedoubleclicks.com The Doubleclicks – performing “Apostrophe” with a backing band at Stephen Webber’s annual Westford, MA concert – with a little Meatlof thrown in for good measure. With: Vanessa Collier, Andy Reiner, Susan Webber, Stephen Webber, Tubby Love & Noriko Terada
Finsihed Apostrophe Grammar Presentation
Great Composers Part 2 – The Germans, Austrians, Swiss, etc..
I’m sorry for the spelling mistakes.. I know some poeple might complain that I haven’t included Handel or Richard Strauss or Johann Strauss and others. I will include the in Part 2 of the the Germans Swiss, Austrians etc.. video. I will also do the same with the Russians, and possibly with other videos of the series. You might have noticed That I have only put 1 Wagner Piece and 1 Bruckner piece. I only put 1 because of the duration of the pieces, not because its the only best music they have. There is much more to explore about these composers. All of them are great, and all of them have masterpieces. I invite you to look through Youtube and search accounts that have an abundance of Classical music videos. In my Channel you will find a list of such channels. Other complaints might be because of the Mahler pieces. I have to apologize, but I have only listened to a bit of Mahlers music, so I have only put the bits that I know, but he still has other treasures out there!! I hope you enjoy this video as much as I do! My next part of the series is: Great Composers: The Scandinavians I will include composers such as Grieg, Nielsen, Sibelius, Yngve Skold, Hugo Alfen etc.. After that I will upload Great Composers: The French. After that, I will upoad Great Composers: The Spanish. In this part of the series, I will include something really spetial in the video. Im not going to reveal anything, because its a secret! I hope you enjoy it!