Parachuting or Piloting Requires Instant Decision Making..........tv clip

[Hans]

I thought this one is a must see for pilots. Sometimes, Parachuting or
Piloting Requires Instant Decision Making:
http://www.jumpingpixels.com/parachuting.html

[Peter Duniho]

"Hans" > wrote in message
ups.com...
>I thought this one is a must see for pilots. [...]

A beer advertisement is a "must see"?

Barely funny, hardly original, and it has Budweiser written all over it.
How much *less* "must see" could it get?

I mean really, if you're gonna trick us into watching beer advertisement, at
least it could be for good beer.

[Peter R.]

Peter Duniho > wrote:

> A beer advertisement is a "must see"?

"Hans" is stealing YouTube content, putting it on his site, then spamming
this group with "check out my video clips" posts, most likely in an attempt
to increase traffic for advertising spending dollars. He has been posting
these under different names for the last few month now.

I would ignore his posts.

--
Peter

[Peter Duniho]

"Peter R." > wrote in message
...
> "Hans" is stealing YouTube content, putting it on his site, then spamming
> this group with "check out my video clips" posts, most likely in an
> attempt
> to increase traffic for advertising spending dollars. He has been posting
> these under different names for the last few month now.

Ahh. I did wonder how the YouTube plug-in wound up on someone else's web
site. I wonder if they know about it. I would've thought they'd have
something in place to prevent their content from being redirected like that.

This is the first time I noticed that particular web site. Does he always
link with the "jumping<youknowwhat>.com" domain? Guess I've been doing a
better job at ignoring the time-wasting video links than I thought. :)

> I would ignore his posts.

Good idea...thanks. (Sure is nice to be seeing your posts again... :) )

Pete

[Peter Duniho]

"Peter R." > wrote in message
...
> "Hans" is stealing YouTube content, [...]

Interesting. It appears that he may not be "stealing" the content per se,
and that in fact YouTube may encourage embedding their videos on one's own
web site. Their terms of service does exclude commercial use, and requires
"a prominent link back to the YouTube website on the pages containing the
Embeddable Player", so the guy is probably still in violation of the ToS.

Very odd, in any case.

[Jose]

> "Hans" is stealing YouTube content, putting it on his site, then spamming
> this group with "check out my video clips" posts

I tried going there, it required flash (which I have disabled). I
enabled it and tried going there, and got the little red x which in
Explorer (the browser I use when I want flash) means "unavailable" or
somesuch.

Not worth it. Thanks for corroberating.

Jose
--
The monkey turns the crank and thinks he's making the music.
for Email, make the obvious change in the address.

[Peter R.]

Peter Duniho > wrote:

> Does he always
> link with the "jumping<youknowwhat>.com" domain?

Yes, that is the tip-off.

--
Peter