Editor's Sync Guide was a forerunner to Timecode. It was completely analog, and dubbed manually to a 2" Quad Video Tape. The engineers of NBC came up with this to allow for editing videotape directly. It was also audible. NBC used it from 1959 to 1968, when the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers (SMPTE) came up with Timecode and made editing a little easier. The ESG audio sounded very interesting to me...kind of brought to mind a duet by HAL and the Ship's Computer on Star Trek: The Original Series. So I found a partial clip online and threw it into Garage Band. A loop here, a loop there, and bam! I think I made it funky in a very plastic way. Yes, DJ Fen-Phen is me. I wrote this song. In Garage Band. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b_M0M5gvaNc

This is the first time I have biked in a Ciclovia-type event. This is the first of hopefully many Open Streets events in Santa Barbara, and I went up on the Amtrak Surfliner with my bike to participate. I hit a PR for speed during the event... a little over 5 minutes for one of the miles. This on a Beach Cruiser. This was also the first time my Beach Cruiser has been in its natural habitat...at the beach! This was lots of fun. I intend to do a lot more riding in the future because it's less strain on my plantar fascia in my left foot. Biking is fun, it's good exercise, and it's simple. If you don't have a bike, they're easy and inexpensive to get from a garage sale or from a bike cooperative in your town. Great way to get around too! Otagenki! Tech info: shot with a Sony Action Cam HDR-AS10, shot at 720p/30fps, SteadyShot ON. Edited in Final Cut Pro 7.0.3. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qeEvaj-zpqg