How Fuel Oil Burners Work. Features Patriotic Music. Department of the Navy Reid H. Ray Film Industries, Inc. Boilers and Their Operation AVA12760VNB1 - MN 9223f 1956
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A 1950s instructional film telling teens what they should do on a date.
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This is an instructional film made by Ben Stokes, It is the intro to "The Hard Sell", a live set by Cut Chemist and DJ Shadow at the Hollywood Bowl June 24th '07. More at: www.myspace.com
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One of the best examples of post-World War II social guidance films, with examples of "good" and "bad" girls, proper and improper dating etiquette, courtesy to parents, and an analysis of what makes some people popular and others not. A scream and a sobering document of postwar conformity. Director: Ted Peshak. Cinematography: Bill Rockar. Writers: Robert Chapin and Patricia Kealy. Editor: George Wilbern. Educational adviser: Dr. Alice Sowers, Director, Family Life Institute of the University of Oklahoma.
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This is a very rare instructional film from the 1960s, in which Vincent Price guides Sears Roebuck employees through his art for sale collection.
This film covers the H-19's preflight inspection, taxiing, normal takeoff, hovering, autorotations, normal and steep approach, and engine shutdown. Courtesy en.wikipedia.org The Sikorsky H-19 Chickasaw, (also known by its Sikorsky model number, S-55) was a multi-purpose helicopter used by the United States Army and United States Air Force. The H-19 Chickasaw holds the distinction of being the US Army's first true transport helicopter and, as such, played an important role in the initial formulation of Army doctrine regarding air mobility and the battlefield employment of troop-carrying helicopters. The H-19 underwent live service tests in the hands of the 6th Transportation Company, during the Korean War beginning in 1951 as an unarmed transport helicopter. Undergoing tests such as medical evacuation, tactical control and front-line cargo support, the helicopter succeeded admirably in surpassing the capabilities of the H-5 Dragonfly which had been used throughout the war by the Army.
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An excellent tutorial from the 1930's on the principles and development of the Differential Gear. Fast Forward to 1:50 if you want to skip the intro.
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This classic stars "Woody" from Dating Dos and Don'ts -- a few years older, but just as out of touch with reality. As "Jack," he goes through this entire film being unbelievably polite, but the weird leer on his face makes you wonder what he's really thinking. Don't miss the soda shop populated by waitresses in Hans Brinker costumes(!), or the montage of adults thinking approvingly of Jack's behavior. Producer: Coronet Instructional Films
After a conversation with her friend Dennis, Cindy is rather perplexed that she did not receive an invitation to Mary's party. In the tradition of Dream Vision folklore (cf. Chaucer, &c.), Cindy has a dream wherein her Fairy Godmother teaches her and Dennis how to have a fun time at a party. It goes without saying that the reason why kids are the way they are these days is because the teachings of this film are no longer taken seriously. Note also the incredible caliber of the acting. Blah, blah, and blah.
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This fascinating 1958 documentary titled "How film is made", that documents the production process and birth of photographic and cinematic film, was initially uncovered as part of a heritage in the Netherlands. Although its exact source and purpose are as of yet still unknown, it may have been an instructional film for new employees at Kodak's factories world wide, and was probably used as a promotional film for the general public as well.
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This film details the grooming rituals of brother "Don" and sister "Sue". Both are incredibly neat; in fact, grooming seems to occupy their entire day, while their evenings are spent ironing outfits and polishing shoes. The work load is so heavy it requires two narrators! Features some excellent voice over lines, including: "Sue avoids red nail polish since it would call attention to her stubby hands." "Mother too keeps up a good appearance even around the house, for that keeps up her spirits." "Their good grooming habits help them in friendships and business. For your success depends a great deal on how you look." Producer: Coronet Instructional Films
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These films played in the lower level of the National Park Service Visitor Center before operations were moved to the new museum facility. The films were operated by visitors at push-button kiosks. From a DVD produced at HFC, Harpers Ferry, WV. This video is the work of a National Park Service employee, created during the course of the person's official duties. As a work of the US federal government, such work is in the public domain. (see www.nps.gov
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A fast paced, action packed film containing an overall responsible riding theme, instructional material, and mentoring from some of the motorcycle industrys most talented riders. In 2008, 25 Marines were killed in motorcycle accidents. The majority of these Marines were younger and had little experience on the bikes they were riding. The film was developed to supplement and enhance the Marine Corps motorcycle training program with a thrilling instructional film intended to create excitement and simultaneously give each viewer an appreciation of the risks involved in motorcycling. It will also provide each viewer with the steps and techniques involved in becoming a more skilled and safer rider. Semper Ride explores and educates riders on a wide variety of motorcycle riding disciplines, from motocross to sport bikes, street bikes, and dual-sport machines. Different riding styles and terrains are reviewed in-depth with an emphasis on those who pursue riding motorcycles for sport and thrills; the high risk population. First-class instructors, riders, and consultants from the professional motorcycle industry explain what each bike is intended to do, and how to improve riding skills. The tone of the film is a peer-to-peer, rider-to-rider style of instruction in an effort to break away from the traditionally dry instructional style often associated with training videos. The latest hi-definition technology was used in the production of the film to capture the riders in some of <b>...</b>
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Put up your HP Wall Art using this step-by-step guide. This video also shows you how easy it is to take it down for your next project. See more videos! www.hp.com To design your own wall, please visit Nick Walls by HP: www.hp.com/go/wallart
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10 Rules Of Facebook Etiquette: www.yourtango.com For more, check out the show page for "Alice and Timmy's Electronic Picture Diaries": www.youtube.com "Facebook Manners And You" is now an Official Webby Award Honoree for Best Writing and Comedy: Individual Short or Episode! www.webbyawards.com www.yourtango.com | Smart Talk About Love Do you have good Facebook manners? Timmy and Alice don't. Watch their bad behavior to learn the dos and don'ts of Facebook breakups. Responsible Relationships and You is a production of http Presented by Big Fuel The Consumer Engagement Agency www.bigfuel.com Join the Facebook group, Timmy Gordon's A Real Wet Blanket www.facebook.com Let Timmy know you feel about him! ____________________________________ YourTango is your source for smart talk about love, sex, dating and relationships. Whether you're married, single, taken, engaged or "it's complicated," check out our videos for the best love and relationship news, entertainment and advice. Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com Become friends on Facebook: www.facebook.com www.yourtango.com | Smart Talk About Love
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www.learningdslrvideo.com These techniques I am about to explain to you are based on my observations on how my videos require more work to match that of what I see on the big screen in the move theater. 1. Set your camera to 24fps. To be honest this is probably provides the smallest benefit of all the items I am going to tell you about. Most people can not tell the difference from 24 to 30 fps, this happens more on a sub-conscience level. The main reason I shoot at 24fps is not the look, it is because it creates smaller file sizes for me to edit with. 2. Shoot with a shadow depth of field (large sensor) This can be done with DSLR with large sensors like the 5D T2i and the 60D. This I think is the item that provides the most benefit of all the items I have. Not every shoot has to be this way, but just watch and film or good TV show and you will see super shallow depth of field used over and over. 3. aspect ratio, this is the second most important. Normal people notice this right away when their TV is letter boxed once the movie starts. This is a dead giveaway that this is a film. 4. Shoot in 720p or higher, to match film you are going to need all the resolution you can get. However many will not notice that much difference between 720 and 1080. 5. Use a tripod, a monopod, use a rig on your shoulder, most important keep it steady unless shakiness adds to your story. 6. Use a slider or a dolly at least a few times to reveal something 7. use a gib, most films use an <b>...</b>
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Get out your angry feelings by beating up William Shatner. You'll feel better.
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Frank and Honey Carson are newlyweds. They're also terrible, terrible people.
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Made by the National Film Board 1946. Directed by Eric Thompson. This film makes clear for the layperson the whole pattern of building construction for a brick home, from the moment that the architect prepares working plans to the completion of the house itself. It was originally intended as an instructional film to be shown to Australian servicemen taking courses in the building trades as part of their rehabilitation for civil life after World War Two.
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Educational Propaganda film from the early 1960's about teaching elementary school kids to behave themselves at lunchtime. Unintentionally hilarious.
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Learn how to load 35mm film onto a developing reel for black and white processing.
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This is an educational safety film released by the Southern Pacific Railroad in the 1950's showing the dangers that face unsuspecting children when they use the railroad property as a playground. Also shows other unacceptable behavious such as throwing rocks at trains or putting objects on the tracks, and their potential consequences including train derailment or personal injury. From a rail forum on "Altamont Press" I've learnt the sequence with the boy crossing the trestle was filmed on the NWP's Tiburon Branch (trestle over "Blackie's Pasture.") and the scenes of the PA with the kids and the engineer were filmed at SP's East Oakland yard. From en.wikipedia.org The Southern Pacific Transportation Company (reporting mark SP), earlier Southern Pacific Railroad (1865--1885) and Southern Pacific Company (1885--1969), and usually simply called the Southern Pacific or (from the railroad's initials) Espee, was an American railroad. The railroad was founded as a land holding company in 1865, later acquiring the Central Pacific Railroad by lease. By 1900, the Southern Pacific Company had grown into a major railroad system which incorporated many smaller companies, such as the Texas and New Orleans Railroad and Morgan's Louisiana and Texas Railroad, and which extended from New Orleans through Texas to El Paso, across New Mexico and through Tucson, to Los Angeles, throughout most of California including San Francisco and Sacramento; it also included the Central Pacific Railroad <b>...</b>
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"Everywhere you go, people talk about thoughtfulness." With this premise in mind, we are wisked into the life of "Jane Proctor," a happy teen who is slavishly devoted to her "fine, thoughtful family." While uttering lines such as "It'd be the thoughtful thing to do," and "That's what makes thoughtfulness worthwhile!" Jane tidies her room, fixes dinner for the family, and fixes her geeky brother Eddie up with a date. In the end, Jane's thoughtfulness pays off ("A new dress!!!") and we leave the Proctor family basking in the sunshine of family togetherness. The script for this film flies in several directions at once, which makes it fun but a little hard to follow. Producer: Coronet Instructional Films
Social guidance film for young children suggesting that they take their noise out to the playground. This film starts off dull, but then it gets pretty strange. First, we're taken on a tour of a typical, boisterous grade school classroom ("You couldn't be proud to be part of such a noisy room, could you?" asks the narrator), and then we're taken into the classroom of "Miss Bradley" -- a place where all sound has apparently been banished. Miss Bradley tells us that keeping a classroom this quiet is good because it's "like an office," and that "knowing when to be quiet is a part of growing up." A cheerful geek named "Bobby" then gives several demonstrations of quiet behavior, and the narrator ends the film by asking, "This is a good room, isn't it?" Pretty weird stuff; lots of dead air. Watch for the scenes displaying the strange, tabletop "model farm." Producer: Coronet Instructional Films
A short film about a ride on a new Derby Diesel Multiple Unit (later class 114) from Norwich to Cambridge. Spooner Row (4:55) hasn't changed much in 52 years! See also the 1959 instructional film The Diesel Train Driver, made concurrently with Diesel Trainride and using some of the footage. www.youtube.com Published Crown copyright material has protection for 50 years from date of publication. Copyright on this film has thus expired.
Welcome to the SimpleCookingChannel. Things might get pretty simple sometimes but sometimes that's just what a person needs. I hope you like my homemade mini french fries. Simple Cooking Channel Merchandise!! www.cafepress.com.au Share my channel. www.youtube.com SUBSCRIBE: www.youtube.com Facebook www.facebook.com Twitter twitter.com Ingredients 1 Potato Canola oil Sea salt or Cajun
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Times have changed. The eloquently written love notes of yesteryear probably won't get you very far these days when it comes to serenading that special someone. Want to learn how to be a text messaging Cassanova? Watch this Super News pod and you too can be Texting Your Way To Love in no time. Watch more SuperNews! www.current.com www.facebook.com VIEW more SuperNews! clips & SUBSCRIBE to the YouTube Playlist here... www.youtube.com
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Join Johan Klingberg in some exciting streamer fishing, and meet some of Europe's most skilful streamer fishermen. This unique film gives you the chance to meet Jakob Jonasson and Roman Moser, who'll share with you their extensive experience of both classic and modern streamer fishing. You'll also be given instructions to teach you some of the most important streamer methods which can be used when fishing for trout, char and rainbow trout in our Scandinavian and European waters. We visit the River Ager in Austria, the Ransar River in northern Sweden and the Tidan River in southern Sweden. As well as fishing and fishing methods, there's even bonus material -- fly tying and trailers from earlier adventures. This film is the fourth and final part in the series "Modern Fly Fishing". Duration: 80 min + 40 min bonus Produced by: www.mountainmedia.se
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This video shows how to load and unload 35mm film in a manual SLR camera. The camera used is a Pentax K1000. The process is very similar in an automatic 35mm camera.
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This bizarre film is hosted by an unnamed "psychologist." While spouting Pavlovian claptrap such as "Fear is triggered by loud noises" and "Your emotions can be your own greatest enemy," he repeatedly interrupts the story of "Jeff," the film's protagonist. Jeff -- who looks like a heroin addict -- has a lot of trouble controlling his emotions, and the psychologist is always ready to pop in with statements such as "If this kind of behavior is repeated often, it might lead to a permanently warped personality." Control Your Emotions doubles as a lesson in behaviorist psychology and an admonition to postwar American children. "Before man learned how to control fire and put it to work, it was man's greatest enemy. In much the same way, your emotions can be your own greatest enemy." Similar messages percolate throughout the social guidance films of the 1940s and 1950s (see, for example, A Date With Your Family, where the narrator intones, "Pleasant, unemotional conversation helps the digestion"). The links between the effort to manage and regulate outbursts of feeling and the national offensive to smooth out adolescent behavioral excesses often seem obscure. There is no doubt, however, that the architects of Fifties consensus (psychologists, educators, the judiciary, sociologists and advertisers) wished to discourage "unproductive" and negativistic behavior. "Severe emotional stress," says the narrator of this film, "often decreases efficiency." What seems clearest is that for <b>...</b>
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A British instructional film for schoolchildren, made in 1978, to warn them about the dangers of playing near electricity pylons and substations. Watch little Jimmy earn himself a Darwin award...
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3 videos running time 00:21:00 The Boys anti-tank rifle was sometimes referred to as "Charlie the Bastard" due to its recoil. A comic, arrogant Hitler is shown riding a tank, confidently ridiculing his adversaries, but Canadian soldiers, using anti-tank rifles, firing from trees, haystacks, barnyards, and even a latrine, rout the Nazi tank corps and literally blow Hitler to Hell. He tumbles into the fiery inferno and begins spouting German gibberish to a comic devil, who informs the audience- "Adolph says it isn't fair. He's being oppressed. He says it's an outrage. Der Fuehrer says against your anti-tank rifles, he simply can't win." The rest of the film is a detailed animated instructional film on the care and firing of the rifles. The Rifle, Anti-Tank, .55in, Boys commonly known as the "Boys (or, often and incorrectly,"Boyes") Anti-tank Rifle" was a British anti-tank rifle. There were two main types, an early model (MK I) which had a circular muzzle brake and T shaped bipod, and a later model (Mk II) that had a square muzzle brake and a V shaped bipod. There were also different cartridges, with a later one offering better penetration. He eponymous creator of this firearm was Captain Boys (the Assistant Superintendent of Design) who was a member of the British Small Arms Committee and a designer at the Royal Small Arms Factory, Enfield. It was initially called Stanchion but was renamed after HC Boys as a mark of respect when he died a few days before the rifle was <b>...</b>
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Phil (played by Dick York) is the son of an apparently single father who seems recently to have undergone corporate relocation, and things are very different for Phil. He has a problem "fitting in." Everything from the nature of the kids in the new town ("different") to what they wear ("not jackets like me, but a regular sweater") sets Phil apart. Armed only with confusing advice from his father, Phil has to reorganize his behavior and make a new home for himself. Shy Guy marks a kind of turning point in postwar history. When Mr. Norton advises Phil to "look around him" and see what the other kids are wearing and how they behave, he's conceding parental authority to the "gang" and, ultimately, helping to legitimize the formation of a distinct youth culture that rests on group identity and validation rather than the authority of elders. Such a youth culture probably has its roots in the wartime autonomy that teens experienced, but here the adults are okaying it. This change, of course, is one of the key social currents in postwar America. This is Dick York at his dorkiest. Dick's father is especially strange in this classic. Shy Guy is the film that established Coronet as THE social guidance filmmaker. Required viewing. Producer: Coronet Instructional Films
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This video segment will show you how to install window film in your home or business. You can achieve professional results with a great cost savings by doing it yourself. Other videos available at www.tapplastics.com
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Iron Horse's bluegrass cover of 'Interstate 8' from their album Pickin on Modest Mouse. Set to archival footage from the 30's from an instructional film called 'Knights of the Highway'. Enjoy!
Magician Eric Mead draws on images from science to illustrate two simple magic tricks. Mead says, "Magic isn't about solving puzzles, it's about not knowing...and having a little bit of mystery." EG is the celebration of the American entertainment industry. Since 1984, Richard Saul Wurman has created extraordinary gatherings about learning and understanding. EG is a rich extension of these ideas - a conference that explores the attitude of understanding in music, film, television, radio, technology, advertising, gaming, interactivity and the web - The Entertainment Gathering For more than two decades Eric Mead has been bringing his unique vision of mystery entertainment to audiences all over the world. With spontaneous wit and a natural sense of humor, Mead guides you to a realm where reality and illusion collide, and the impossible is made real. Each performance Mead gives is unique - reflecting his unique point of view and eclectic background. He blends refined sleight of hand with sophisticated psychological techniques to deliver an unforgettable experience of wonder and astonishment. "Certainly there are ideas and laughs in the show, but really I am trying to transmit a very specific feeling to the people in the audience. To experience a deep sense of wonder for a moment, that's a very special thing." In addition to his performing schedule, Mead is an accomplished writer and creator of custom presentations. He has written or contributed to 18 industrial and <b>...</b>
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Instructional film on Critical Thinking. Carey Burtt, the creator of this video, has granted permission for this to be posted here. His Account is here. www.youtube.com If you like this video or the mind control cults one( he made it), then you should certainly subscribe to his channel.
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