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Hey Mike, I am stoked that you're makin a real web-page for us. I was thinking it would be great if there were a video page for learning/sharing cool vids. Here are a bunch of roll related links that would be great to embed if you're interested. i'll be working a night shift next week with nothing to do but surf the web if there are any video/content/ anything at all you want me to track down or anyway I can help with the site. Cheers, Ben Back-Deck Roll http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GnvrBZKsFGI <http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GnvrBZKsFGI>Roll Identifier http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_mm7dLlI658&feature=channel_page C-to-C Roll http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dguv1CdEJXQ&feature=channel_page Common Threads of Kayak Rolls* http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tb35WzvoLzc&feature=channel_page* On Fri, Aug 7, 2009 at 10:55 PM, Michael Joseph Mainer <[log in to unmask]>wrote: > Working on putting together a web page for the kayak club, just like I was > asked to back in December (so it took me a little while). Easy enough for > me to find pictures you folks have taken (using the internet, not breaking > into your houses and stealing rolls of film or anything). So if you don't > mind me using a few, please just reply to my email (not the listserve of > course) and give me permission. I will of course provide a credit below the > photo to whoever provided the pic. > > Oh, yeah, if you haven't gotten back to Ben telling him you want to go > boating in Canadia, please do so. Or I'll crush yer damn boats. Like I > said earlier, don't wait until your senior year to do fun, exciting, > enriching things. Now that I'm 75% done with this college thing, I wish I > had gotten on to that kind of stuff back when I was a freshmen. A week at > home/work is nothing to remember, but 5 days on the Ottawa with your friends > makes for something you might remember a decade from now. Really, no one > says "I did far too many fun things this summer". > > Been a rainy summer here in VT, and this El Nino is supposed to just keep > on slinging moisture our way. So that makes mud, tomato blight, slugs and, > of course lots of high-water paddling this fall. Looking forward to tossing > some boats in the water with everyone this fall. > > Later > ~Mike > >