wait for it! it's not been written yet. just patching up a few things...
congrats and thanks for all the james burke videos!

This is a great series. I have them all in a videosift playlist

*promote history, science, and james burke

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*beg

Come on, it's James Burke!

awesome Owen, thanks, I'm working the 2nd episode tonight and I will be think up ways of how others can help. I've found a couple interested parties so far. Would be sweet to do all the Burke series's...then move onto the attenborough's and the curtis's and every single documentary segment we've seen on this website...for for now I'm on episode 2...but I smell some good researching.



In reply to this comment by my15minutes:
> I'm considering putting the labour in for each episode.

count me in.
the web gig i mentioned in my blog is just wrapping up anyway.

you might like
http://science.videosift.com/talk/Watch-James-Burke-Live-on-the-Web

Thanks Buddy! Well I can't take all the credit, my ladyfriend and I watched the Burke episode and created the page together at the same time...Burke is very romantic. We both work for Mahalo, but this experiment was done off the clock.

I have always liked this model of presenting videos on the Internet. A 10 minute clip followed by links to all related within the clip. Since mahalo is a hand built archive we linked to internal archives, and also came across interesting topics that still need to be researched and built. Very fun building these pages, that page took us about two hours.

Every time I complete a page I wonder if in a parallel universe I would have spent those two hours watching 40 minutes of television programming and 120 minutes of advertising while drooling on the couch. Kids these days eh.

(If you liked the Burke page, check out the page we made for South Park's Randy Marsh)

James Burke needs your vote before he expires in the queue
http://www.videosift.com/video/Connections-II-episodes-3-4

James Burke is about to die in the queue

http://www.videosift.com/video/Connections-II-episodes-3-4

James Burke is AWESOME!

Thanks!!

In reply to this comment by Fedquip:
*promote

for those looking to have a lazy sunday
http://www.videosift.com/playlists/jwray/James-Burke

*promote

for those looking to have a lazy sunday
http://www.videosift.com/playlists/jwray/James-Burke

Fedquip posts some quality videos!

TayTV is the reason I joined the sift. Sort of. I ran a google search for "throw away your tv" before I had even heard of TayTV, then clicked a link, and landed on videosift watching James Burke.

*promote *science *history

more than an invocation.

it's a motto. and burke is the best.