BlipSnips is a very cool service (and Boulder Startup)! It allows you to tag sections of video (youtube and vimeo) and here is an example using the Digital Divas Intro:

Online Video
The New Rules of Online Video Marketing and PR http://bit.ly/c6JzVw
How To Use Video SEO To Jump To The Top Of Google Search Results http://tcrn.ch/cVxE7g
What does a web video cost? 25 Factors (with prices) that affect video production costs. http://bit.ly/aZjR74
Placing video in your email just got easy… http://bit.ly/aEiFlg
Data Shows that Facebook is Better for Video Marketing Than Twitter http://ow.ly/1pD6ug
http://bit.ly/brn7gj Video File Container Formats, Compression & Codecs – Oh My!
Streamy Awards to Honor Web Video’s Best: Here Are the Nominees http://bit.ly/d65Ixv
Don’t Be a Chicken: 6 Simple Steps to Creating Online Marketing Videos. http://bit.ly/9wqhIx
List of Royalty Free Resources for Video Production http://bit.ly/dmKok3 – I also like @swsound
Larry Kless’ Weblog: Online Video Gets Serious in 2010, and it’s only the Beginning http://is.gd/8UK0T
34 People and Posts To Help Your Video – http://tr.im/OBRL
5 Reasons Why You Should Post Your Marketing Video on YouTube: http://bit.ly/cQDjX4
7 Tips for More Powerful Online Video Storytelling http://bit.ly/bNIsS2
What Works in Online Video – eMarketer http://ow.ly/1oiYe6

Articles
Help Bring Google Fiber 1Gbps Network to Boulder http://is.gd/9XWsO
Top 10 Geekiest Decorations for Your Home or Office [PICS] http://bit.ly/cVtmLp

Crowdsourcing
SlideShare presentation : 10 tips for Successful Crowdsourcing http://slidesha.re/csi95Q

Nobody Beats The Drum – Grindin’ from nobody beats the drum on Vimeo.

Diane Magliolo was nominated “for her work with the Boulder County Addictions Recovery Center and her nearly 30 years of experience in addictions, community corrections and wellness education. Diane served on a planning committee under the direction of Judge Roxanne Bailin to develop and implement the Boulder County Integrated Treatment  Court (an intensive intervention court to address the problems of substance abuse which treats the offender as an addict rather than a criminal). Diane continuously works to keep the path to recovery illuminated and to improve the quality of life for addicts and their families.”

Sue Deans “started in Boulder as a cub reporter at the Daily Camera in 1977 and with her talents was soon made an assistant managing editor and city editor. Her work contributed to the Camera later being named one of the country’s best small newspapers by the American Society of Newspaper Editors. Sue was key in obtaining the same honors for The Sun News in Myrtle Beach which was also named one of the best designed newspapers in the world. She returned to the Camera in 2003 as editor and retired in 2007 after a 30-year career in journalism. In her retirement she is busy providing communication assistance to the boards of numerous organizations as well as for the CU-Boulder School of Journalism and Mass Communication.”

JoAnn Joselyn “is the first woman to earn a doctoral degree at CU in astrogeophysics and the first woman elected as the secretary-general of the International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics. In 1972 she was part of the formation of the Boulder-based Share-A-Gift program (now Toys for Tots) and the following year took over its leadership. In 2008 JoAnn helped 1,564 kids have a gift-filled Christmas. She noticed that many of the recipients were from Spanish speaking families and recruited high school Spanish classes to assist in the distribution of gifts.”

Josie Heath received a lifetime achievement award. “As president of The Community Foundation serving Boulder County, total grants and scholarships awarded by the foundation have grown from $17,750 in 1995 to $4,795,108 in 2008. Additionally, she has developed a program at Red Rocks Community College to enable underprivileged women to pursue non-traditional, higher paying careers; helped establish the Women’s Foundation of Colorado; was appointed by President Carter as Denver regional director for ACTION; served as the assistant to the director of the White House Office of National Service; worked with elected officials in emerging democracies in Central and Eastern Europe as a member of Harvard University’s Project Liberty team; was a consultant for the Transatlantic Community Foundations; a member of the international Women’s Forum; has been inducted into the Colorado Women’s Hall of Fame; was honored by the Colorado Association of Non-Profit Organizations; and has received three presidential appointments.”

Beverly Sears also received a lifetime achievement award. “For 48 years Bev has brought people together through her work, volunteer activities, and friendship. She has contributed her time and efforts to: People’s Clinic, Colorado Music Festival, Audubon Society, Democratic Women, Fortnightly Club, Unitarian Universalist Church, and Special Transit. As an elected member of the Boulder City Council, she participated in decisions around growth control, sustainable economy, and environmental quality. She headed the Model Lease Committee which created today’s Boulder Model Lease. Bev built the funding for the Graduate School and research institutes at CU and generated a multi-million dollar endowment. She did the legwork to initiate collaborative research institutes at CU and build the research campus. Her efforts also brought together the Graduate School Advisory Council and a small grants program now named the Beverly Sears Grants Endowment.”

Special thanks to Jennifer Myronuk for helping produce 4 of the 5 videos.

52 from Cori Chavez on Vimeo.

Old tree.

48 from Cori Chavez on Vimeo.

Crystal.

38 from Cori Chavez on Vimeo.

Series of tubes.

36 from Cori Chavez on Vimeo.

Boulder Creek.

33 from Cori Chavez on Vimeo.

Pan across huge tubes.

25 from Cori Chavez on Vimeo.

Anica on slide.

23 from Cori Chavez on Vimeo.

Office play.