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Ryan Bartholomew
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 3 ธ.ค. 2013
Reid Bartholomew 1:55.94 Boys High School 800 Meters 2024 Spokane Speed Games
Reid's first 800m of the 2024-2025 indoor track season. Off to a great start!
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2024 Nike Outdoor Nationals Boys 800m Emerging Elite Heat 3
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Reid Bartholomew (starts inside Lane 1, blue & black top, black shorts, white spikes) is nearly in last place through the first lap but comes back to finish in second place with a PR in 1:54.24
Reid Quarterbacking Highlight Reel
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Reid's 6th grade highlights playing QB for the Lion's Club (Raiders)
My Commodore 64 from the 80s still works!
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Procured an old tube TV, got my old C64, disk drive, cables, and floppy disks with pirated games "warez" out, and it still worked! Here is the "crack screen" (into by the pirates who broke the copy protection on the game) for Fourth & Inches, my old favorite game.
Justin and Tillman Boating Around Camano Island (2013)
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July 28, 2013 / Camano Island, WA
2016 USATF Region 11 - 9-10 Boys 1500m - The "Nasty Pass"
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This is the bell lap of the 9-10 boys 1500m final at the USATF Jr. Olympics Regional Championship in Bozeman, Montana on June 25, 2016. Tillman's competitor looks over his inside shoulder, so Tillman surprised him by blowing by on the outside to take the lead and eventually win the race.
First 808 keychain camera launch on Estes Skyhawker rocket
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We taped the camera downward-facing onto the side of the rocket. We were worried that it would tip to one side, so we taped a small rock on the opposite side to counterbalance it. It mostly worked, as the rocket tipped only toward the end of its flight path. The only bad news is that the parachute didn't eject properly (not the fault of the camera - just back packing job) and the rocket ended u...
Estes Alpha 3 Model Rocket Launch (C6-5 engine, 1,150 feet)
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Estes Alpha 3 Model Rocket Launch (C6-5 engine, 1,150 feet)
You said your calf was sore, so I got you a new one
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You said your calf was sore, so I got you a new one
I was there too! Ran the 60 and 200 I watched this race he was on 🔥!
If you're going to use a C engine in an Alpha, you should use a C6-7. Let's the rocket fall for a couple more seconds before ejection. Also cutting a round hole 2" in diameter in the middle of the chute will bring it down faster (and closer) without damage.
Great tips - thank you! Only problem is that my kids are now all in high school and wrangling them to shoot off model rockets with me would be a feat in itself!
Gotta get bigger rockets, everyone wants to see a homemade missile fly off the launchpad
It really shows you how high 1000 ft is.
I launched that rocket . Flight went well. Except the landing it went into the trees. RIP Alpha 3
that was cool and you , I mean the kids, brought it back home
Man that thing went high!
great breath hold. hope you can make more this summer
but I used a class-c motor on my flicker rocket and it barely went past 450 feet :(
The rocket must not be aerodynamic enough, too heavy, or too large.
Oh, if you would post just the Eaglesoft spash for this game!
can you please tell me how do you keep water out of your nose cavity?
by keeping just enough air pressure so water doesnt run in. swam for years so comes naturally
@@pudendum Can you please tell me WHAT exactly develops this skill to be able to meter the air pressure in the nose so punctually? Flip turns? Dolphin on my back underwater? What should I keep practicing and how? I would like to develop this skill. Btw, I really thank you for your reply.
@@forgottenone90 I wish I could tell you, but I really don't know. Many years spent swimming and lifeguarding as a kid just makes it thoughtless like balancing when riding a bike.
@@pudendum Very good correspondence, good point with the riding a bike similarity. I remember when I was a kid I was SO angry when learning that too. Because it's not even "learning", it just happens after trying enough. This is what makes it annoying. You have nothing to rely on, you won't feel the constant progress, "it'll just happen", but, after so much of failing (been practising this for HOURS, 10 occasions already in the swimming pool) it is harder and harder to believe it will ever actually happen............ I love swimming too, but I haven't been swimming too much on my back underwater in my life, even if I did I just blew bubbles out, and also when I went underwater face-up, lying on the bottom of the pool, I simply let water come into my nose if I wanted to stay longer because I didn't mind. But now I feel that unprofessional and wanna master this technique you are using. Gosh. Anyway, you helped with your answer, so thank you very much! I appreciate it.
Excellent launch and landing! Takes me back there plus years when I flew my Alpha II rocket. Such a great hobby to be in. Your kids will surely cherish this moment the rest of their lives. Best regards!!!
What's the altitude you've ever reached with your rocket? I'm new to This hobby and build my own rocket with 7x c6-5 engines. Do u have any tips?
This is how rabbits weed out the weak and stupid from their ranks. Classes start on the day of birth
Fly G motors
good flight ..nice trailer smoke from delay charge woohoo :)
I loved this game ! It was one of my favorites for C64. Did you have a handle or BBS ?
Yup. I ran the "Nuclear Reactor BBS" in the Northern VA/Washington, DC area 1986-1988 or so. You?
Im not a cat person to be honest. So this will be the first time i say this......... GOOD CAT
Nice launch! I always thought that the Alpha seemed a tad small for a parachute recovery. Streamer might be better for such a light rocket.
I've seen people recommend just cutting a spill hole in the parachute, seems like a good idea to me
good launch much better than one of mine that went into a power pole
Man that launch was awesome!
awesome video
thx
@@pudendum your welcome
@0:07 wow... The sight!