Part 1: Inspiration – Summer 2008 Mission Trip to Macon Georgia
Part 2: The Vision and Result of that Vision
Part 1: Inspiration – Summer 2008 Mission Trip to Macon Georgia
Part 2: The Vision and Result of that Vision
As you noticed if you’ve seen the video already, all of the pics after a point in the video zoom to some area of the pictures and don’t show the whole picture. I selected a “SmartZoom” feature during production of the video, because it sounded good I guess. Not so good… I’ve removed this and now have it updated here.
So sorry for the technology failure at SNL. I hope everyone at SNL gets to view this version of the presentation.
Justin really fit the role perfectly for speaking at Resurrection. He challenged everyone present, and he really projected a sense of caring to the crowd comparable to that of a loving parent to their children.
Enjoy! Please share with your friends and family.
UPDATED video 2/10/2009 at 8:15pm!
WordPress does not allow videos to be embedded into the posts from PhotoBucket. So I had to just put a link to this video on Photobucket; however, I recovered an old blog I never used on Blogger and you can embed videos on Blogger.
Click here for video directly on PhotoBucket.
Click here to view the above video embedded in a blog on blogger.
So, for WordPress, Photobucket wouldn’t be the best for videos, although it works just fine with photos. WordPress has allowed YouTube videos for a while and now has four new ways to embed videos. Below is an example of a YouTube video. For a YouTube video, simply type “youtube=video_web_link” with “[]” around it and replace video_web_link with the http address of the video you want to embed.
Click here to learn 4 other ways to embed videos in WordPress using DailyMotion, SplashCast, LiveVideo, and/or PodTech.
Here is an example of a YouTube video being embedded. I found a video of Justin Lookadoo skydiving (no sound on this one). Then check out the next two of Justin talking about what he does.
Here’s an example of posting an image by just copying the “Direct Link” code from my Photobucket site.
When you open the slideshow, to get to the code for an image, click on Main in the top right corner. This will give you a thumbnail list of all the photos in the album. When you hover over the image, a dropdown will appear with several different code options. A direct link is what I used to insert this photo on this post. Check out the video at the bottom of the page to see how I added the image from photobucket. This doesn’t require you to get and upload the photos to your site. You can just link to my files already uploaded on Photobucket.
Photos from Photobucket: