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Jeff Baas Creative Services Group
A full service multi-media production service with the ability and experience to scale for the needs of any project.
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A full service multi-media production service with the ability and experience to scale for the needs of any project.
multi-camera production studio available.
Bill Boettcher - The history of theatre buildings in Kenosha
This is a presentation of Bill's about all of the research he did for his book about theatre buildings in Kenosha. I saw the manuscript on his computer and it was quite detailed. However, he took ill and died before he was able to publish it and I don't know whatever happened to any electronic copies of it. It's a shame.
I had to edit this more than I would have liked to because there was a know-it-all type guy in the audience that kept interrupting, trying to correct Bill's research. Bill was thorough. Bill's research was correct.
I had to edit this more than I would have liked to because there was a know-it-all type guy in the audience that kept interrupting, trying to correct Bill's research. Bill was thorough. Bill's research was correct.
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"Crystal ship" by the Doors performed by The Dewars at Kenosha Fusion
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The Dewars premier performance at Kenosha Fusion Performance space. The evening's audio was recorded by Don Miller and re-mixed by Jorin Baas. The video direction and camera switching was done by Jorin Baas. hiimcase.bandcamp.com czcams.com/play/PLYKVlmEfwQMqO0zuVb8JMkB0iEmz3HBhx.html Don Miller Also Ran the FOH Sound. The Dewars are: Tom Nickel, Keyboard Jim Corrigan, Guitar Jeff Baas, Bass an...
"I looked at You" by the Doors performed by The Dewars at Kenosha Fusion
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The Dewars premier performance at Kenosha Fusion Performance space. The evening's audio was recorded by Don Miller and re-mixed by Jorin Baas. The video direction and camera switching was done by Jorin Baas. hiimcase.bandcamp.com czcams.com/play/PLYKVlmEfwQMqO0zuVb8JMkB0iEmz3HBhx.html Don Miller Also Ran the FOH Sound. The Dewars are: Tom Nickel, Keyboard Jim Corrigan, Guitar Jeff Baas, Bass an...
Roadhouse Blues by the Doors performed by the Dewars at Kenosha Fusion
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The Dewars premier performance at Kenosha Fusion Performance space. The evening's audio was recorded by Don Miller and re-mixed by Jorin Baas. The video direction and camera switching was done by Jorin Baas. hiimcase.bandcamp.com czcams.com/play/PLYKVlmEfwQMqO0zuVb8JMkB0iEmz3HBhx.html Don Miller Also Ran the FOH Sound. The Dewars are: Tom Nickel, Keyboard Jim Corrigan, Guitar Jeff Baas, Bass an...
"Hello I Love You" by the Doors performed by The Dewars at Kenosha Fusion
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The Dewars premier performance at Kenosha Fusion Performance space. The evening's audio was recorded by Don Miller and re-mixed by Jorin Baas. The video direction and camera switching was done by Jorin Baas. hiimcase.bandcamp.com czcams.com/play/PLYKVlmEfwQMqO0zuVb8JMkB0iEmz3HBhx.html Don Miller Also Ran the FOH Sound. The Dewars are: Tom Nickel, Keyboard Jim Corrigan, Guitar Jeff Baas, Bass an...
The Dewars performing the music of The Doors at Kenosha Fusion
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The Dewars premier performance at Kenosha Fusion Performance space. The evening's audio was recorded by Don Miller and re-mixed by Jorin Baas. The video direction and camera switching was done by Jorin Baas. hiimcase.bandcamp.com czcams.com/play/PLYKVlmEfwQMqO0zuVb8JMkB0iEmz3HBhx.html Don Miller Also Ran the FOH Sound. The Dewars are: Tom Nickel, Keyboard Jim Corrigan, Guitar Jeff Baas, Bass an...
The Dewars live performance of Doors music at Kenosha Fusion
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The Dewars premier performance at Kenosha Fusion Performance space. The evening's audio was recorded by Don Miller and re-mixed by Jorin Baas. The video direction and camera switching was done by Jorin Baas. Don Miller Ran the FOH sound. The Dewars are: Tom Nickel, Keyboard Jim Corrigan, Guitar Jeff Baas, Bass and Vocals Ryland Fitchett, Drums and Dave Surber as lead vocalist. The name the "Dew...
20th century fox alone
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The Dewars premier performance at Kenosha Fusion Performance space. The evening's audio was recorded by Don Miller and re-mixed by Jorin Baas. The video direction and camera switching was done by Jorin Baas. Don Miller Ran the FOH sound. The Dewars are: Tom Nickel, Keyboard Jim Corrigan, Guitar Jeff Baas, Bass and Vocals Ryland Fitchett, Drums and Dave Surber as lead vocalist. The name the "Dew...
The Doors, Break On Through , performed by the Dewars at Kenosha Fusion
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The Dewars premier performance at Kenosha Fusion Performance space. The evening's audio was recorded by Don Miller and re-mixed by Jorin Baas. The video direction and camera switching was done by Jorin Baas. Don Miller Ran the FOH sound. The Dewars are: Tom Nickel, Keyboard Jim Corrigan, Guitar Jeff Baas, Bass and Vocals Ryland Fitchett, Drums and Dave Surber as lead vocalist. The name the "Dew...
The Doors "People are Strange" played by the Dewars
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The Dewars premier performance at Kenosha Fusion Performance space. The evening's audio was recorded by Don Miller and re-mixed by Jorin Baas. The video direction and camera switching was done by Jorin Baas. Don Miller Ran the FOH sound. The Dewars are: Tom Nickel, Keyboard Jim Corrigan, Guitar Jeff Baas, Bass and Vocals Ryland Fitchett, Drums and Dave Surber as lead vocalist. The name the "Dew...
The Dewars play the Doors Alabama Song/Whiskey Bar
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The Dewars premier performance at Kenosha Fusion Performance space. The evening's audio was recorded by Don Miller and re-mixed by Jorin Baas. The video direction and camera switching was done by Jorin Baas. Don Miller Ran the FOH sound. The Dewars are: Tom Nickel, Keyboard Jim Corrigan, Guitar Jeff Baas, Bass and Vocals Ryland Fitchett, Drums and Dave Surber as lead vocalist. The name the "Dew...
Dewars Road Promo
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The Dewars is a Band put together to faithfully play an evening of Doors music for a fundraiser to raise awareness of Amyloidosis. Dewars Playing at Kenosha Fusion, 5014-7th Ave. Kenosha, WI -December 10th, 2021 It's a fundraiser for the Amyloidosis Foundation. Amyloidosis is a deadly disease that doesn't have enough cases to make it profitable enough for drug companies to do much about. Donati...
Dewars Spin
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The Dewars is a Band put together to faithfully play an evening of Doors music for a fundraiser to raise awareness of Amyloidosis. Dewars Playing at Kenosha Fusion, 5014-7th Ave. Kenosha, WI -December 10th, 2021 It's a fundraiser for the Amyloidosis Foundation. Amyloidosis is a deadly disease that doesn't have enough cases to make it profitable enough for drug companies to do much about. Donati...
Dewars Joshua
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The Dewars is a Band put together to faithfully play an evening of Doors music for a fundraiser to raise awareness of Amyloidosis. Dewars Playing at Kenosha Fusion, 5014-7th Ave. Kenosha, WI -December 10th, 2021 It's a fundraiser for the Amyloidosis Foundation. Amyloidosis is a deadly disease that doesn't have enough cases to make it profitable enough for drug companies to do much about. Donati...
High Density Potato Planting in Growing Bags
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High Density Potato Planting in Growing Bags
Memory Fields I've seen All Good People
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Memory Fields I've seen All Good People
Kenosha Symphony HarborMarket Flash mob
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Kenosha Symphony HarborMarket Flash mob
The last foreign tractor manufacturing in Russia to close in WW II was the International crawler tractor plant
The first axial flow harvester was built in Fort Wayne’s International Truck Engineering building I worked in the machine shop across the Aisle from Build Up
Great sound!
How many people remember???
Real history engineering changing peoples lives.
Que belleza de recuerdo 😢😢 nostálgico, amo AGRICULTURA
This is the history they should have tought in school, not the boring other crap that turned out to be nothing but lies.
There is almost no way, unless you hired John Henry himself that you could cut 8 acres of grain by hand! I am not sure a fully trained athlete could cut 8 acres a day. Thats 348,000 square foot. And I doubt you could cut 40 acres a day with a reaper. I would like to see some proof of this.
Simply awesome Glad I was there.
ماشاء الله history
Been a IH guy my whole life but nowadays it’s kinda turned me away from caseIH gotten so over priced and not thinking about the small farmer
I am growing potatoes right out of Wal-Mart they are growing well. I am really interested in the TPS from these potatoes.
Sorry I missed this life.
Hello, I'm going to divide the entire evenings performance into individual videos of each song over the next few days. It was fun putting this performance together. I have to thank Tom Nickel, Jim Corrigan and Dave Surber for making the weekly 3 hour round trip drive to rehearse.
Advantages of grow bags: 1) Made of environment friendly non woven fabric, allow roots breathable and healthier. 2) Booster better roots aeration and access to oxygen, resulting in a vigorous plant with more flowers and fruits. 3) No-strap water design prevent over watering of plants. 4) Keep roots warmer in winter and cooler in the summer 5) Sturdy handle straps easier transportation. 6) Decrease risk of transplant shock.😊
Mykormic made IH?
Sadly, Case IH was always and is still copied by there competitor all over the world. The minute after the axial-flow patent expired, John Deere came out with there famously known STS (SummerTime Seeder) combine. John Deere showed everyone that there customers would buy any piece of shit as long as it's painted green with yellow wheels. To all those green guy's out there, you're getting fuck real deep by a yellow deere.
Clearly you don't have a clue about anything so let me fill you in. The first rotor combine patients ever were for Deere in the late 30s early 40s so we'll ahead of every else. Second IH went of business in 1985 and cass wanted to do away with the IH but we're afraid people wouldn't buy just a case. Lastly Deere guys getting fucked deep? Because we support a company that didn't take any equipment from any farmers during the great depression unlikely a company other certain companies did, how everyone is years behind Deere on almost every thing and can't keep up, those companies copied almost every major change in design from Deere? Do you use one example. So why did everyone copy the 8000 series? How about the command arm that case said was stupid but went to it right after? The list goes on.
You went from case to ih
All they did was buy better companies. Case tractors were junk. Bought Steiger for the 4 wheel drive tractors. Then bought International Harvester for their combines.
That and because ih was having financial trouble in the mid 80s and case was the only one to buy ih and I agree with you because before they got ih case had nothing but shit
Red Power🤛
How long will micro tubers store compared to mini?
Nice
Tu come stai ecceccecc
Not as cool as the john deere history video
Whooooooo cares
John deere had nothing interesting about its history besides buying the waterloo boy tractor co because all deere made tractors were shit
Sooo this is more like International's history. Not Case's
It had a little of cases early history
bring back BIG-TOP RADIO !!! Dorian aka Princess April SAY WHAT !!! to never age,"cute" <3
Eh John Deere will always be better
The history video on john deere is way better
Nothing copies like a Deere.
Ehh ur pretty stupid
@@Jordannelson23 ehh atleast jd isnt made by fiat
@@interman7715 nothing breaks lile a case
This is like the most glorious tractor ever
Look up john Deere and i think your oppinion will change real quick bud
But I like tractor pulling more
@@trialdex JD is mkre powerful and heavy so it's better for pulling
@@ReadingAreaRailfan my ih could out pull a deere any day so please explain to me how deere is so great for pulling
@@Jordannelson23it doesnt matter the brand, a case can pull out a deere, a deere can pull out a case. But i perfer a quality machine instead of shitty equipment made by fiat.
Ну да , 70 - 25, и получаются, - те самые ,45 -50 лет........ .Спасибо !!!
Background music should be just that!
They mentioned the 625, that machine while nice does fail at one thing: tight packed modules. I've got a friend that owns a gin that deals with 625 modules, they "hate them".
So this is my dad I never met. I just found out three years ago. It's scary how my personality mirrors his. If anyone who knew him would like to meet me please email me at carlgesinger@gmail.com.
My dad and uncle had a IH dealership in NC for many years. When they retired, it was purchased by another dealer who moved it to new location off of I-77 (Mt. Airy).
For yield production it is ridiculous growing spuds in bags. There may be local or specialist reasons to do it but for any practical purposes it is not useful.
There was no CaseIh history untill 1985 when an insignificant company called Case annexed IHC and took all their tech and machinery lines and dropped all their own products.
The J.I Case company but I agree there was never really any history until they merged ih with Case
Grand dad had a Case dealership thru the early 1900s.
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Hello. What the size grow bag
This video should start at 1985.
1 Super Motl no lol
Yeah no kidding lol
No
Grow potatoes in shopping bags. It works and this is the video to prove it: czcams.com/video/M_tVpi6_hkU/video.html
A lot of great farm equipment company's and their history. Names have come and gone and some names have gone together like Case IH. And when all is said and done the name that has lasted the longest is John Deere. Their history is legendary and John Deere has been the most successful company in the industry.
Yes , a highly marketed mediocre piece of machinery proves farmers aren't that bright after all
@Stefan Milovanović it's more ego then anything
The only reason they lasted is beacause the never go out and put it all on the line to design something new they just imitate every other company out there
Lastima que de los exelentes tractores que producia IH solo permanece el color . Lo de hoy es una rara mezcla de Fiat y Ford pintados de rojo
gimmick....
:)
Génial !!
If you want very good information on growing potatoes as the original potato farmers in south America.
So.. What have we learned from this? ZERO! Lots of talking about almost nothing.
Michel t b
Question. Your mini and micro potatoes that you are going to overwinter and use as seed potato next year. How do you overwinter these potatoes so they survive to be grown? Great experiment.
great job. lots of hard work there! I understand your trying to utilize grow bags in real world conditions. not everyone in certain countries have access to water and have to rely on rain for there crops! and have poor soil condition, ssome people don't understand your work. if he wanted a massive harvest he could have easily watered the bags daily, but he is trying to figure out what does best in his environment! great job, people like you lead the way!
These Bags evaporate a lot of water. A real world solution to drought conditions would have been: Water catchment and irrigation. Or putting them in trenches or sunken beds with with the woodchips around them would have helped a lot too. If Your real world condition is, You only have a roof top: Build a box as a sunken bed. Or plant something completely different, that copes with drought. What so ever harvesting 600 micro potatoes from 300 expensive bags to me is no answer. This video to me clearly shows: If You don't know what You're doing, start small and accept a failure as what it is: Something to learn from.
It seems to me that the point of it is to not aid them more than mother nature does herself and see how they do independently regardless of different soils and which varieties can withstand the elements. Everyone already knows what potatoes do when in the ground and that is why we have commercial potatoes. Interesting experiment for our survival in the upcoming global warming with lack of water.
omg, not depressed? LIAR, you are a liar my dear man! All that work into hundreds of bags, you know you would have loved to harvest an actual harvest. I'm depressed!
he is trying to figure out what grow best in real world environment. he could've easily watered them, but if wouldn't reflectvmother nature.
TilDeath1776 US yes dear,I know that. I'm saying I'm depressed just watching this!
I agree!others a lotta work and time! If it was me and an experiment. I'd use 5 gallon buckets or grow bags. Less dirt. Less labor.
He was doing the experiments for the producers of the bags!