6
12
2007
Cold Stone + KitchenAid = Mmmm!
There’s not a better way to finish off a date than with some nice ColdStone ‘Cream. Unless you could get that same great taste in the comfort of your own home! “How?” You Say? Your wonderful
KitchenAid
!
At ColdStone Ice Cream they swirl and mix your favorite toppings with ice cream scoops on a cold stone, hence the name (I see some light bulbs going off). Similar swirling happens when you use your KitchenAid’s K-beater –it looks like a ‘k’. Simply add your mix-ins and start creating, pull out the homemade ColdStone cream on a spatula and you’re good to go! We like fresh/frozen fruit and/or candy bars — Find your own favorite “KitchenAid ColdStone” and make ColdStone at home today.
Credit for introducing us to KitchenAid ColdStone goes to our friends, Reed and Jyll.
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Categories : Hacks, Nathan
5
12
2007
The handful of people that read this know I was distraught, as a video camera newbie, that my video camera didn’t save in a commonly used Internet formats I was familiar with: avi, wmv, or/and divx. I’d like to say I’ve learned more and know there is a good reason for MP2 to be the standard…but I haven’t, I’ve just accepted it and really have no idea the reasoning behind it
Enter Sony Vegas Movie Studio 8.0, the trial version… After a week (plus) into the trial, many hours of trial and error learning & playing, and several YouTube video instructions I’ve learned that anyone, even beginners, can learn video editing with a little bit of tenacity. Although I consider myself pretty tech savvy, I knew nothing about video editing and ahhh’ed over friends’ video tributes. I’m more than happy to share my meager knowledge and experience and get tips from others. Below is a project video which I took with the intent of editing it when I still thought my camera’s software could do all that (Ha!).
I’m no videophile, but I don’t think it’s too bad for a second attempt (the first attempt was re-vamping this video). The “magic trick”…well, it’s kind of embarassing, I’m not much for theatrics.
Add this to my Christmas list! I’m pretty sure it’s on sale at Costco!
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Categories : Reviews, Nathan, Projects, Video