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It’s hard to believe this is our 13th year producing professional wedding video productions.  In that time we have produced hundreds and hundreds of wedding videos.  We have shot weddings all over Michigan, and traveled to destination weddings locations such as Charleston, South Carolina, Key West, Grand Cayman, and Cozumel, Mexico. Scott Bert, Keepsake Video Productions shooting a medical filmPINIMAGEFive years ago we started producing medical training and promotional films.  I’ve had the opportunity to film surgeries all over the country for Biopro.  Biopro is a world leader in design, manufacture, and distribution of assorted orthopedic implants and surgical devices.

Below is a Femoral Hip Stem Implant training film that I shot in Houston Texas and edited in our studio in Jeddo, Michigan.
WARNING: DO NOT WATCH THIS MEDICAL FILM IF YOU HAVE A WEAK STOMACH
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Below are some highlights that were shown on duel big screens at the 2008 Detroit Red Wings Alumni Banquet.

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Johnny WilsonPINIMAGEAt the Detroit Red Wings Alumni President’s Ball on July 13, 2008 at the Royal Park Hotel, the Alumni honored Johnny Wilson with the original Iron Man Award presented by the Red Wings Alumni courtesy of Carhartt, Inc. Alumni President, Dennis Hextall, said, “Johnny was the Iron Man during his NHL playing days. Now, Johnny is the Iron Man and a rock for our Alumni charities.”

Wilson was known as the “Iron Man of Hockey” in the Fifties when he played eight straight seasons without missing a game from 1952-1953 to 1959-1960 (580 games)

Dennis Hextall, announced that Alex Delvecchio was named as the 2008 Humanitarian Award Winner. Dennis shared, “the Detroit Red Wings Alumni are pleased to honor a living legend and fine man, Alex Delvecchio. Alex has been an integral part of the long term success of this organization.”  Shawn Burr, Larry Kenny and Alex DelvecchioPINIMAGE

Shawn Burr added, “Alex is a role model and a true professional. He is someone we look up to.” Past recipients of this prestigious award include legendary members like Ted Lindsay (2005), Dennis Hextall (2006), and Jimmy Peters (2007).


Datapak Services Corporation and its President, Larry Kinney, are sponsors for this prestigious award and they are all about giving. As the Red Wings Alumni Title Sponsor in 2007 and 2008, they have dedicated this award to Alumni members who have displayed the standard of excellence demonstrated by our generous sponsor. The Red Wings Alumni are grateful to Datapak Services Corporation for fulfilling the needs of the alumni business, which is giving to worthy charitable causes and honoring a wonderful human being, Alex Delvecchio. Red Wing Alumni Operations Manager, David Goetze, said “Alex is living proof that nice guys, don’t finish last.” [MEDIA=7]
Carhartt’s John D. Pepera unveiled Carhartt’s Coat’s For kids program and introduced the Alumni’s new PSA.

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Our daughter sailed her second Port Huron to Mackinac Race with her grandfather aboard his sailboat Liberty.  Below is her video of the race.
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Below is a Port Huron Times Herald article about Kelsey.

More women brave the waves

Female sailors bring expertise to the water

By NICHOLAS DESHAIS
Times Herald
• July 9, 2008

VERSATILE: Kelsey Bert, 14, of Jeddo stands Tuesday with her grandfather, Bob Bert, on Liberty, his Beneteau First 42, docked at the Port Huron Yacht Club. (Photo by MELISSA WAWZYSKO, Times Herald)

Kelsey Bert and Bob Bert aboard LibertyPINIMAGEFlags were whipping in the breeze and Kelsey Bert took a quick reading.  The 14-year-old cocked her head, narrowed her eyes and said: “It’s okay. It’s a medium wind.”

On Saturday, Bert of Jeddo will compete in her second Port Huron-to-Mackinac Island Sailboat Race and she hopes the wind picks up a bit.

“Last year, we didn’t do so well,” she said, describing how long her grandfather’s 11-ton boat, Liberty, sat dead in the water, sails slack in a weak breeze.

As she sat Tuesday at a table outside of the Port Huron Yacht Club, she left no doubt of her readiness to compete for a win.

“I’m addicted to (sailing),” she said. “It’s like you’ve captured the wind and are controlling it.”

Kelsey is one of many females participating in this year’s race. The number of women in the race, and in the sport of sailing in general, is growing.

Still, many local female sailors say they’re still outnumbered.

“Last year, I was the only girl on the boat,” Bert said. “My parents say I’ve been hanging around boys too much.”

Locally, many women have broken through sailing’s glass ceiling in recent years. The sailors include people such as Katie Pettibone. The Port Huron native was selected in 1995 out of nearly 700 sailors to be one of a 28-member crew on America 3, the first all-female crew in the 144-year history of the America’s Cup. Pettibone, who now lives in Sacramento, Calif., went on to compete in two more cups.

Bert, who begins her freshmen year at Croswell-Lexington High School this fall, said she’s introduced a few of her friends to sailing but none have shown her level of dedication.

She said she’s experienced some resistance when trying to compete, but it mainly was due to her size and age, not her gender.

“At first, I felt a little odd,” she said. “But I just jumped in there and proved to them I could do it. … Now, I do foredeck and they trust me with it.”

  • Contact Nicholas Deshais at (810) 989-6275 or ndeshais@gannett.com.
  • Read the complete article here.
  • Visit Liberty’s Blog www.libertysailteam.com
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