An Independent Mind, Knot Logic: Title: This is a Gooseneck, possible laparoscopy[Laparoscopy is a surgical procedure used to examine the organs in the belly (abdomen). It can also examine a woman's pelvic organs. Laparoscopy uses a thin lighted tube that has a video camera. The tube is called a laparoscope. It is put into a tiny cut (incision) in your belly.]. Wood in intestinal track is made of metal, Cantore Arithmetic is a process and the Processing fee is word said!!

Performer holding cell phone to ventriloquist dummy

For the CDC paragraph and mark[?] for words lead, picture might:

Cantore Arithmetic is able to state word camera equated word ventriloquist. noun. ven·tril·o·quist ven-ˈtril-ə-kwəst. : a person skilled in speaking in such a way that the voice seems to come from a source other than the speaker. ventriloquism: Words Equated word Opera[symphony[Symphony[notes]]].

1. CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND - Official Trailer: Scene at the table: Man[actor] stood word stated!!

2. Cameras in Film of Film[CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND - Official Trailer]:

Marconi Mark IV
My Marconi Mark IV

At last! After 49 years of wanting one, I finally have one. One of my favorite sayings is “better late than never.” It sure applies in this case.
This camera is one of only a half dozen that have survived in North America.
In April 2011, I was able to add this beautiful Mark IV to my collection. To me, it is the alpha and the omega…the beginning and the end. This elegant creation is what first stirred my interest in television cameras. Now that I have one, I consider its addition the perfect “last dance” in collecting. I have all I have ever wanted and more.
When I was in the sixth grade in Atlanta, our art teacher taught us a dance similar to a square dance. We were pretty good at it and were invited to tape it as part of a show for teachers around the state. We went to the studios of WGTV, Georgia’s public television station, on a crisp fall morning, and when we began to dance, my heart started to dance too. As we performed perfectly for the cameras, I could not take my eyes off the two Mark IVs they had there. I remember it like it was yesterday. I was struck by how the turret was larger than the camera’s slim body and the way they glided effortlessly up and down and back and forth. I also liked that cool-looking vent on the right side (cameraman’s right) near the front that has the same curve as the turret.