If you have come to this page you are probably wondering what this website is all about and how it got started. I am making this post with a past date, so it is not really being written on the day it says it is, but I don't want it to show up on the front page of the blog. Anyways, I started this blog on February 1, 2006. I initially started it for fun and was not sure what I was going to post on it. As you can see in my initial post. As I recall the original name for the blog was "My Ramblings". I started out using the free space that I have with my ISP account, and thought I might post something to the site once a week or so. Nothing serious, just fun stuff I found on the internet.

On February 3, 2006 I posted about Google Video, and how I had been exploring many of the videos that they have available and how I was enjoying browsing through the many popular videos that they have and I thought at that time that I might post occasionally some videos from there. One February 4, I posted my first Google Video, 500kV Switch Opening, to the site and to be honest I did not think I would post another video for awhile. Was I wrong about that, and ever since that February 4 post I have been posting videos from Google Video, YouTube, Veoh and occasionally iFilm.

Around the first week in March it became apparent that my free hosting probably was not going to be adequate to continue hosting the website, so I decided that I would move the site to my dedicated server and come up with a domain name for it. I wanted to keep the word rambler, since that is pretty much all I do is ramble on, and since I was rambling on about videos, videorambler.com was born near the end of March, 2006.

Who Am I

My name is Lee and I am The Video Rambler. I run my own computer and internet development company called LGR Computer Enterprises. If you would like to know more about me and what I do please visit my company website and look around.

This site has become a fun thing to do and I hope to keep it going as long as I can. Hope you enjoy the videos as much as I do.

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