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Here is a very long landing and taxi video I took coming into Denver International Airport. I was up in first class (bless United, they're always upgrading me!!) on a very comfortable A320. It's about 7:15 in the morning so the photographic light is better than normal (so they tell me!). I later learned, from drcodyjones, that "spoilers" are those flap-like devices that are being used in the video to slow the aircraft down. Here's my personal web page on travel in general: www.rogerwendell.com 07-19-2008

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Boarding the underground train at Denver International Airport. If you look around my YouTube page you'll find a bunch of other Denver International Airport videos - enjoy! Oh, here's my personal travel page: www.rogerwendell.com

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Nothing like a quick ride between terminals on the Denver International Airport's underground train system! Here's a link to my personal web page about flying and travel in general: www.rogerwendell.com 03-03-2008

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Daisy (Padmaja Bharti) demonstrates how to properly get onto the camels we are about to ride through the Indian countryside. The "camp" we were staying at is located on the outskirts of the village Geejgerh, near Sikandra in the state of Rajasthan. SeaofSongs wrote to say that at 0.34 Daisy is saying "Sometimes I need to be over dramatic!" - thanks for the translation SeaofSOngs!! Here's my personal web page about India: www.rogerwendell.com Here's my page about domestic animals: www.rogerwendell.com Here's my page about travel: www.rogerwendell.com 11-30-2008

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Coming in from Denver to land at Will Rogers World Airport in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Actually, I've flown in and out of Will Rogers over 50 times (easily!) between the mid 80s and when this video was taken in 2008 - it's always been one the more pleasant flights for me because it's so short - averaging only about an hour and 15 minutes between Denver and Oklahoma City! Here's my personal travel page: www.rogerwendell.com

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This video is in contrast to the one I made during May of 2008. At that time it was another month until the summer solstice so the panel was pointing almost directly into the sky. For this particular video, recorded a month after the winter solstice, the panel is aligned toward the horizon - in stark contrast to its summer orientation. Either way, the theme remains simple, and inexpensive - capturing the right amount of sunlight to charge a battery to power my amateur radio station and some other related equipment. Here's my personal web page about solar power: www.rogerwendell.com Here's my personal web page about amateur radio: www.rogerwendell.com 01-19-2009

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Sea-Tac is similar to my home, in Denver, in that they also have an underground train between parts of the airport. This video is a full ride between stops. You can also look around my YouTube site for my video of Denver as well. Here's my personal web page on travel: www.rogerwendell.com

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For the past two years I've had the pleasure of working with Leilani Rashida Henry at radio station KGNU here in Colorado. In this recording Leilani is interviewing Dr. Kelly Martin about how she has been able to control her own Herpes symptoms. Dr. Martin's website: www.ExpressionofLife.com My page about KGNU www.rogerwendell.com 08-21-2009

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Here Tami boards the Piccadilly line ahead of me. We were on a short layover on a trip home to Denver from New Delhi. Here's my personal web page about London and the United Kingdom: www.rogerwendell.com 12-07-2008

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Coming in for a landing at Reno/Tahoe International airport. Ain't technology grand? Of course this kind of "entertainment travel," too, will become a thing of the past after oil reaches $150 to $200 per barrel! (It was about $95 a barrel at the time of this video) Here's a link to my personal web page about flying and travel in general: www.rogerwendell.com 03-03-2008

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Here we took a tour of a fabric block-printing center and learned a lot about the textiles representative of Jaipur and the surrounding area of Rajisthan State, India. Here's my personal web page about our trip through India: www.rogerwendell.com 11-27-2008

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Leadville is the highest incorporated city and second highest incorporated municipality in our country. I'm not sure what the difference is but Leadville sits pretty high at 10152 feet (3094 metres). Here's my personal web page about Colorado in general: www.rogerwendell.com 07-31-2009

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At the video's start, as the train starts leaving the station, you can see toilet waste spilling onto the tracks. I point this out because North Americans would find this unusual while it's a common practice throughout Asia (I've seen it in China despite restroom signs, there, asking passengers not to use the facilities while at the station). Anyway, for the most part India's trains are clean, comfortable, and safe with no passengers on the roof anymore! Here's my personal web page about toilet matters: www.rogerwendell.com Here's my personal web page about travel in general: www.rogerwendell.com 12-03-2008

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Moving right along at Denver International Concourse B... 03-03-2008

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David and Susan are seen in this video as we all take the train and escalator to the B gates at London's Terminal 5 at Heathrow airport. Heathrow, and London in general, is a pleasant, well organized place to stop during international travel! Here's my personal web page about travel, in general: www.rogerwendell.com 11-22-2008

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The video was recorded on the solstice, the first day of summer, although I regularly drive by Vail every week. Rocky Mountain summers are short, dry, and in complete contrast to the winter playground most people know the area for. This particular route of travel was along Vail Valley Drive and the I-70 Frontage road to the roundabout at mile 176. Vail is located about 150 kilometres (95 miles) west of Denver, Colorado. Here's my personal web page about ski resorts and skiing: www.rogerwendell.com Here's my page about Colorado in general: www.rogerwendell.com 06-21-2010

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This is a video of a modified "Low Cost" tray sorting system that was in use by a few smaller Postal operations around the country when this was recorded in 2009. So, I'm not sure how to describe it all, exactly, since it's kind of a mix/hybrid of a different systems. Here's my personal webpage about the Postal Service: www.rogerwendell.com 10-27-2009

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A very interesting process, indeed! As is often the case during a factory tour, the workers would ask for money (despite it being forbidden by the owners). At first I thought I would cut that part out of the video and then thought better of it as it is real life, reality. Here's my personal web page about our trip through India: www.rogerwendell.com 11-25-2008

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This video is from inside London Heathrow's Terminal 5 - one of their 5 international terminals at that time in November, 2008. Clean, modern, and well organized - stopping in London is always a pleasure! For this particular trip we had departed Denver and were on a short layover to India. Here's my personal web page about travel, in general: www.rogerwendell.com Here's my personal web page about India: www.rogerwendell.com 11-22-2008

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Okay, I was bit lost trying to follow Holly Street north and kind of ran into a dead end. I stumbled upon this car auction - somewhere in the area of 50th and Holly in Denver. Although it didn't come out too clearly there was almost a constant stream of cars being bid on and moving through the garage doors. Here's my personal web page about transportation in general: www.rogerwendell.com 10-07-2008

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I've been through a lot of airports but have always liked a quick "joyride" on DFW's Skylink whenever I have a layover in Dallas! Skylink's large windows allow expansive views of the terminals, runways, and hangars - what could be more fun than when you're bored out of your mind with an hour-and-half before that next connecting flight?? I took this video on 02-07-2008 on my way from KCMO to Reno... Here's a link to my personal web page about flying and travel in general: www.rogerwendell.com 02-07-2008

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Fine, handmade craftsmanship. Very interesting to watch (and touch) their work in marble! Here's my personal page about our travels throughout India: www.rogerwendell.com

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Here we're getting into a "tuk tuk" (three wheeled taxi vehicle) for a routine ride. Despite what appears to be chaos on the streets we witnessed very few accidents considering the tens of thousands of vehicles that passed our way throughout or visit. In this case a regular car ran over the foot of a small boy near us. There must not have been a permanent injury as both parties departed the scene without incident... Here's my personal web page about our trip through India: www.rogerwendell.com 11-27-2008

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Okay, since I've flown in and out of Oklahoma City at least 50 times (and that's no exaggeration and I don't even live there!)this video is not about Will Rogers but about the EMB145 - at 30 metres (98 feet) in length it's a fun little aircraft that can seat up to 50 - pretty small compared to what usually flies in and out of my own hometown airport (Denver International). Either way, I like Oklahoma, a lot, and flying in and out of there on an EMB145 makes it that much more fun! Here's my personal page on travel in general: www.rogerwendell.com 09-19-2008

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In an earlier video (www.youtube.com I recorded my surprise discovery of Michael Sandler jogging through Boulder, Colorado without shoes. I was so impressed with what he was doing I invited him to record an interview with me at KGNU's radio studio. After that recording we stepped outside for some barefoot running basics. After the interview airs on KNGU I'll try to remember to post the link here. Until then, here are other related links: Here's a link to the Barefoot Running Club: www.meetup.com Here's Michaels Barefoot Running School and Community: www.runBARE.com Here's a link to my own page on exercise www.rogerwendell.com Here's my own page about Boulder, Colorado: www.rogerwendell.com 12-18-2009

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Like most cities, around the world, Argentina has its poor section too. In this case it's a settlement of small houses and shanty towns that are built out of whatever materials can be scavenged. There's usually no running water, sanitation, or electricity (unless residents sometime tap into the "grid" with dangerous electrical wiring, etc.). companies). From this video you can probably tell that many of the illegal dwellings are actually being built mult-story on top of one and other. Here's my personal webpage about our trip to Argentina: www.rogerwendell.com

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Kashmir remains a sad situation with many expatriates living in different parts of India. This gentleman and his family maintain a factory, in New Delhi, where the traditional hand-knotted method remains in use.

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Steve Galchutt brought this version of the "spud gun" (Pneumatic Launcher) to our Colorado QRP Club meeting. It was built for him by his friend John Evans (N0HJ) as described in the March '09 issue of the American Radio Relay League's QST publication. Amateur radio operators use all kinds of devices to launch antennas over trees and other obsticles. At www.youtube.com we have more videos of Steve, his goats, and antennas! Here's my personal web page about antennas: www.rogerwendell.com Here's the American Radio Relay League: www.arrl.org Here's the Colorado QRP Club's page about WG0AT www.cqc.org Here's Steve's "Goat Hiker" YouTube site: www.youtube.com 03-14-2009

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We spent a few days camping in Chicago Basin to climb a 13er and four 14ers. In this video we're making our way along the catwalk from Mount Eolus to North Eolus. Here's my personal web page about climbing 14ers: www.rogerwendell.com 07-15-2009

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The DIOSS reads and sprays "Postnet" barcodes a florescent ID tags. The feeder on these machines is almost identical to the feeders used on OCRs, DBCSs and other mail processing equipment. In this video you get a pretty clear view of the pick-off belts and other associated parts necessary to induct individual letters into the system. Here's my personal webpage about the Postal Service: www.rogerwendell.com 10-29-2009

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Here's a view of the security area and the ceiling of the Denver International Airport's "tent-like" Jeppesen Terminal. Here's my personal travel page: www.rogerwendell.com 05-25-2008

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Over the years I've spent a little too much time on business flights. Luckily, as I get older, that's starting to slow down not to mention what $150 a barrel of oil is going to do! Anyway, the pilot made it clear we were above Four Corner (where Colorado, Utah, Arizona and New Mexico meet) so what better time to catch those beautiful blue waters swirling down the stainless steel convenience while 32000 feet above ground level?? I also have additional toilet reasoning explained on my "Toilet Matters" page at: www.rogerwendell.com 02-07-2008

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Yet another view of the underground train tunnel at Denver International Airport. This time I tried to capture those funny little spinner things they installed on the walls (for fun) but can't seem 'em too clearly here... Here's my personal travel page: www.rogerwendell.com 05-25-2008

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These Hanuman-Langur monkeys are very much at home at this Ganesh Temple. At this particular temple the monkeys are encouraged to eat human food so we "tried our hand" at it and had a lot of fun! Their little hands and fingers are soft and quick - almost like feeling the hand of a distant cousin (which they probably are!) This particular temple is located inside of Ranthambhore Fort which is located inside of Ranthambhore National Park in India. Here's my personal web page about our trip to India: www.rogerwendell.com 11-29-2008

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What could be more fun than and underground train ride to your airplane flight? Well, Denver International Airport offers such delights between each of its three terminals. Never mind that the train ride, combined with baggage claim and the long ride to I-70 will take you well over two hours to get home if you live on the other side of Denver. Nevertheless, the underground train ride at Denver International Airport is a lot of fun - especially if you have layover and are looking for something to do!! Here's a link to my personal web page about flying and travel in general: www.rogerwendell.com 03-03-2008

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Okay, I'm still a little boy (at heart) and love mechanical things and heavy equipment! I'm especially fascinated with the size of these forklift batteries - for this type of forklift the batteries weigh an average of 1500 pounds (680 kilograms). This particular battery is a "gel cell" that replaced, in another YouTube video, an old lead-acid "wet cell." delodi77 wrote with this info: "It's an 18 cell 36v VRLA/sealed square tubular plate Smarthog made in Richmond, KY. Roughly 800Ah depending on size. (18-80S-21)" Here's my personal web page: www.rogerwendell.com 09-11-2009

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I take the bus to work nearly every day. Then it hit me, "hey, wouldn't it make a great YouTube video to have bus-eye view of Boulder?!" Well, not really! But here it is anyway! Oh, this particular ride is going north on Broadway, past Arapahoe, and then turning east onto Walnut - heading to the Boulder Transit Center... By the way, I love Boulder and have a personal web page devoted to it at: www.rogerwendell.com

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This was a relatively heavy storm across the entire Denver Metropolitan area (although we've certainly seen much worse!!). Glen is always eager to put his decade-old snowblower into action and I love watching how much snow it throws into the air! (I usually follow-up with my shovel after he knocks out the hard parts...) Here's my personal webpage about snowday issues: www.rogerwendell.com 12-22-2011

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The trains in India are relatively clean and comfortable. This video is a pretty good look around the inside of one in motion. I have another YouTube video where the door is opened for a better look outside while in motion... Here's my personal web page about toilets: www.rogerwendell.com Here's my personal web page about our travels throughout India: www.rogerwendell.com 12-03-2008

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Tami captured this wonderful scene at about 8 o'clock Saturday morning. There were a total of three bucks in our backyard at the time - you can see one of 'em sitting off and watching from a distance. The humming noise is from yet another airplane flying overhead. If you look carefully, or change the picture to full-screen, you can see a string of velvet hanging down near the buck's left eye and cheek. Many people have written to ask where this took place - again, it's in our backyard west of Denver in the foothills. Here's my personal web page about backyard wildlife: www.rogerwendell.com 08-30-2008

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On the last afternoon of August I was cycling around my neighborhood when I discovered this rattlesnake on the bike path along C-470 and Green Mountain. Since there were no branches or sticks around I attempted to gently persuade the creature to leave the path before somebody ran over it. Turns out I was successful despite trying to not get bit, push my bike, and video record all at the same time! Here's my personal web page about wildlife: www.rogerwendell.com Here's my personal web page about cycling: www.rogerwendell.com Here's my page about Green Mountain: www.rogerwendell.com 08-31-2009

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Looks like traffic congestion in New Delhi can be almost as miserable as it is in our hometown of Denver, Colorado! Here's my personal web page about our trip to India: www.rogerwendell.com 11-23-2008

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Golgappa balls are an Indian snack food. Here our guide, Padmaja Bharti ("Daisy"), samples some at the India Gate memorial in New Delhi, India. Since this was early in our tour many weren't yet prepared to eat "street" food until their stomachs settled. Of course, by tour's end most of us were eating most everything! Here's my personal page about India: www.rogerwendell.com 11-23-2008

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Despite what may look like "wet" pavement everything was still frozen as the temperature was only about 15 degrees Fahrenheit (minus 9 degrees Celsius)when I took this video at 3:30 in the afternoon on December 21, 2008. Nederland is a great little town, known for all kinds of things (including the nearby maintenance of Bredo Morstoel's frozen body), and I love stopping there whenever I pass through on climbing or ski trips! Here's my personal web page about nearby Boulder, Colorado: www.rogerwendell.com 12-22-2008

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Usually it's much more busy than this at Denver International Airport! Luckily there were no crowds so I had plenty of time to goof around making videos... Here's my personal travel page: www.rogerwendell.com

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Walking the skyway, from the main terminal to Concourse A, is always an option at Denver International Airport. Unfortunately you can't walk from Concourse A to B or C - you need t take the underground train for that - I have a video for the train ride as well! In this video, if you listen very carefully, you'll hear native American music being played over the public address system - I believe they do that because the construction of the airport, in the early 90s, disturbed a lot of ancient burial grounds and other artifacts... Here's a link to my personal web page about flying and travel in general: www.rogerwendell.com 03-03-2008

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This video is mostly to show what a nice, new (and glowing!) dryer heating element looks like in a Sears Kenmore 90 Series clothes dryer! If you want to see the step-by-step procedure for replacing the element I recommend you go to the same YouTube site I did, it's "whatasite" at www.youtube.com where the guy's got a very instructional video that helped me, too. Again, I'm not fond of providing free advertising but I got such a great deal on the heating element I need to mention the company here! appliancecarestore.com - $19.99 for the element and $5.50 for shipping via the United States Postal Service - the right part arrived at my home at the right time! Here's my personal web site www.rogerwendell.com 02-02-2009

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Here I'm waiting my turn (one lady tried to jump ahead of me!) to walk through the security air puffer at Denver's International Airport. In Denver, at least when I took this video, you had to be "selected" to walk through the puffer since I think they only had one. I asked the attendant if I could video record the experience and she said it was okay! Here's my personal web page about travel in general: www.rogerwendell.com 07-13-2008

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Here we are having just left the summit of Pyramid Peak and about to spend the next couple of hours down climbing some pretty treacherous terrain. This video was taken just a few metres below the summit at almost exactly 14000 feet (4267 metres) Here's my personal web page about 14ers: www.rogerwendell.com Here's my page about climbing in general: www.rogerwendell.com 07-04-2009

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