You may have been re-directed to my photography page if you were looking for Shane’s Flying Disc Show. Dream Weaver just blew me away. I could only get so much help from Go Daddy before they refused to help me get through the hard parts of web pages, like connecting FTP sites with Dreamweaver and Go Daddy.
I am utilizing Facebook, FlickR, Youtube, Vimeo and WordPress to bring you Shane’s Flying Disc Show and Shane K. Smith Photography. I have been a photographer and Flying Disc Thrower since elementary School. I made my first money with a camera in High School and my first money with a Frisbee in 1978. I also made money by teaching Tennis since I was 13. I am writing this in 2020.
I am going to set my menus up on my web pages so that Shane’s Flying Disc Show comes up first. Then all my other stories will fill in alphabetically.
Thanks for showing up in here!
Please make time to click on follow and fill out the email alert part near the bottom of the page. Share on Facebook or other sites. I put some tunes at the bottom of each page. Please come back often. I get motivated knowing someone is out there!
As of 20200514, I temporarily deactivated Facebook so I could concentrate on this project. I’ll be back on Facebook soon. I am shooting for a return to Facebook by June 12, 2020.
To get to the best of Shane’s Flying Disc Show please find me in the menu above.
My goal is to have everything in one place in case of the Facebook apocalypse. Now this is a little tricky but I am doing the first couple of South Sliders to draw your attention to my page. Anything that goes in a slider is also in an album with over 16,000 photos. Here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/shanesflyingdiscshow/albums/72157600403970854
Then I do a 180 round house kick and use the Flickr albums as embedded slideshow panels because I can’t afford the web space on Word Press. Some of the Flickr viewers have between 500 to 16,000 photos in them. That overheats the internet and if you are in an album that should have more photos in it, click around on the viewer and it will take you right to flickr to finish off!
That’s easy for you to say! It took me ten years to find the slideshow button! So We can use two styles. One way you can go through our photos one by one manually. Or I can do an occasional slide show with it.
South Sliders is a little tricky and takes some finesse on the phone especially. I was finally able to get my web page to load on just a telephone connection. I couldn’t break into Wal-Mart’s wi fi so I used my phone’s connection. When you see South Sliders a couple of Slide Shows will move the photos every five seconds or you can push one of those dots to get to another photo. The FlickR slider is touchy on the phone. I found if I barely touch on the far-right side in the middle, the arrows come up and I can surf each slider with my thumbs. If I bump it too hard it takes me to Flickr.
South Sliders 20200807
You can pause the Doobie Brothers or let them loop on. I have more tunes at the bottom of the page. You can also click the > or < to make the slides move faster!
Hover your mouse over the albums below and click away. I rely heavily on the < and > keys. I often hold one > down to watch my life flash before me.
The above slider is a tour of Shari Shue Sidebottom’s Older Sister’s gas pump collection.
Coming up or Scrolling down will be four
Bill Scott Albums
Bill Scott is playing all the instruments in these selections he gave me years ago.
Bill Scott Audio!
Bill Scott audio!
Bill Scott Audio. Bill plays many different instruments!
Bill Scott Audio!
Bill Scott Audio Originals!
Broke Ass Garage! Mike Yost
Catawba College By Shane Maybe 1977
Catawba College Sayakini 1978
Catawba College Annual 1979
Collages By Shane
Chris Harrington and Karen get Married
Christmas Lights by Little
Dr. Christopher Campbell
Kahunas Too Much Toni Jackie Overcash
King’s Forest
Lakeview Family Restaurant
Long Farm Family Soaps
Nelson Royal’s
Peggy Hoke’s Mother’s Funeral
Shane’s Flying Disc Show.
If you don’t see 4,000 photos in the slider. Open the slider to the flickr page by clicking around on it. It can take you to the single shot the album or (somewhere I forgot).
SidekickDojo.com
Ricky and Randy Smith
I will have many different albums for
Ricky and Randy
Ricky and Randy taught a young man to fly for his ceremony in front of other black belts and
Jerry Piddington!
South 1971 Red Devil
South Father’s Day
South Red Devil 1970
South 1972 The Devil’s Tale
South 1973 Turning 60
South 1974 Southerner
South by Joyce Jordan Richards
South 1975 40 Year Reunion
South 1975 40 Year Class Reunion By Sammy
South 1975 Southscript
South China Grove Junior High 1969
From Joyce Jordan
South Judy Castor Deal
Judy and William Deal go all out in everything they do!
South Judy Castor Deal
I haven’t even done a “spread” on Judy’s quilts yet!
South Mother’s Day
Neal and Jerrod
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I need to find a new home for Neal and Jerrod’s video. I violated a policy on Vimeo and got in trouble.
If you can find the down arrow on flickr you can also download the entire photo album in full resolution, in a zip file!
I like to hold the > key down and scroll through the stills as fast as my computer’s memory will let me.
South Now 20161015
South Rowan Class of 1974 Re-Union 20141026
South Rip 1975
My 1975 RIP album is not complete. We have been known to put all the way alive people in here. Just ask Frank White or Ricky Morris. Since I have combined 1973 to 1977 my information is piece mealed. I’d rather be honest about it because what I don’t know will totally amaze you!
South Shane’s Tennis, Acting and Frisbee Scrapbook
I don’t know how Bill Baldwin and his wife got in there but I’m going to leave it that way.
South Rowan 1974ish Re-Union
South Rowan Class of 1975 and Misc. Friends
If this album loads it should play over 16,000 photos. If it doesn’t you have to go to FlickR to see them. The slider has about three different FlickR links built in it. Hover your mouse to find the link that works for you.
This Particular album is a bear! The slider view here only shows 6 pages of 162. The beauty is, you can go to flickr by clicking on the links around the frame.
South Rowan 1975 Last Wills and Testaments
South Rowan 1975 Mystery Box
This includes lost cheerleading shots, Junior and varsity teams in color. This also includes color shots of South Pacific and a pep band shot.
South Rowan 1975 Senior Portraits
South Rowan Basketball 1975 era
Percy Caldwell on the line with a tie score. Double overtime and a technical foul called on the other team! Percy is called to the line. Percy shoots! It’s Up! IT’S GOOD! The whole crowd goes wild!
The Deals gave Shane permission to publish these collections!
All of these SlickR Flickrs are in working order. It took me two years to find the right formula. That means if you line up and touch the middle of the far right of the photo, magic happens. You get a cursor. Keep clicking on that cursor and you can see your friends fast or slow. You can also click on the flickr link if you want to view them the flickR way! Don’t let the top photo fool you. That is called a feature photo. It stands alone.
You might think these albums are duplicated but they aren’t.
Some of your photos may have gotten squeezed while viewing Flickr on WordPress. If that bothers you you can view the photo on Flickr and get back to normal!
Judy and William! Thank You so much for putting this together. The before and after segment had to be particularly tedious and time consuming. I really admire the both of you!
I looked for over an hour for an obit. I failed. Yesterday Amie Goodman told me it didn’t get published. So rattle my cage if you can find something and I’ll put it in here.
All I can say is Thank You to the man smart enough to code the WordPress FlickR Glitch. He sure saved me a lot of web space!
Are you confused yet? For a year or two I could run large amounts of photos on my WordPress page. This saved me money and web space. Then all of a sudden my flickr “South Sliders” quit working. They would only link to FlickR. Now this was bad magic. The WordPress reps blamed FlickR. Then a really smart beautiful tech at FlickR showed me why the fault was with WordPress. So for a year I couldn’t run South Sliders. I had to use valuable WordPress Real Estate. Then one day I stumbled on SlickR FlickR.
All of a sudden everything works again. I didn’t have to go back and correct many posts. I bought the pro SlickR. But haven’t figured out how to enter the codes yet to present different styles of displays.
So for now you have to figure out just where to put your mouse or touch on your phone. For example this awesome photo of Mar is the feature photo to lead you to the page. The bottom photo is actually 142 photos. Make the slider go by touching the edge of the middle of the right side. A cursor pops up. You can scroll as fast as your memory on your computer will pull. Or you can go slow. Or you can make it go to FlickR by clicking on the hyper-links to Flickr.
Just an info type. Some of the photos get stretched in the process. I don’t know why. But I am always trying to learn something!
These next two albums are located on FlickR. But they will play here on WordPress by magic. You take your mouse an hover it over the middle of the far right side of the album then a cursor appears. They will also bump and hyper-link to FlickR. You can view them slowly or quickly by keeping your mouse of the cursor. They move as fast as your Ram will let it go. Sometimes the jump from FlickR to WordPress bends the photo out of shape. But it is always something! The very top photo is called a feature photo. So there is no need to click all over it.
I have a bonus Beach Babe photo in this album.
Hopefully Julie will aim us at some of her photos.
“Teddy “Ted” Wayne Deal, 63, of Millbridge, passed away peacefully at his home on Friday October 11, 2019 surrounded by his family and friends. He was born on December 15, 1955 in Iredell County to Mary Null Deal and the late Frank Osborne Deal. Ted owned and operated Deals Land Surveying for 42 years. He was a graduate of South Rowan High School and graduated from Gaston College with a degree in Engineering. He was a life long member of Thyatira Presbyterian Church, a active member of the Millbridge Ruritan Club,and the Order of the Arrow. Ted was an avid outdoorsman and active in scouting as a Junior Scout Master and a Eagle Scout himself. He loved woodworking and could fix anything. Ted was a Loving Son, Father, Grandfather, Brother, and Friend. In addition to his mother, Ted is survived by his Son, Jeremy Evan Deal and with Klancy Burney Deal and daughter Abigail “Abby” Grace Deal of Millbridge, a daughter, Danielle Lindsay Deal of Salisbury; a brother, Jerry “Bo” Deal and wife Sharon of Mt. Ulla; a half brother, Donald Fink of Salisbury. The family would like to extend a special thanks to the entire staff at Carolina Oncology and Dr. William Brinkley and Doraine Spencer NP. A Visitation will be held on Wednesday October 16, 2019 from 1:00 to 2:45 PM at Thyatira Presbyterian Church (220 White Rd, Salisbury, NC 28147). A Celebration of Life will be held following the visitation at 3:00 PM at the church, conducted by Pastor, Stacey Steck. A private burial will be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Millbridge Ruritan Club (3060 Millbridge Rd., China Grove, NC 28023). Powles Staton Funeral Home is assisting the Deal family. Online condolences may be made at www.powlesfuneralhome.com
Published by Salisbury Post from Oct. 13 to Oct. 15, 2019.
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Shirley Sapp Misenheimer , 62, of Rockwell, passed away Wednesday, July 11, 2018 at her home in Rockwell, NC. She was born July 5, 1956 in Salisbury, NC to Grace Bost Sapp and the late James “Jim” Sapp. Shirley worked as a Shipping Coordinator for Southern Pipe in New London. Shirley was a member of Organ Lutheran Church. She enjoyed going to Cherokee, traveling with and listening to her husband play music, and spending time with her family. Shirley is survived by her husband of over 44 years, Tim Misenheimer , whom she married June 9, 1974; son, Jeremy Misenheimer and wife Cammie of Rockwell; grandsons, Colin White Misenheimer and Evan Parker Misenheimer; sisters, Susan Kerns and husband Jerry and Beth Brown and husband Johnny all of Rockwell; and brother, Jimmy Sapp of Rockwell. The family will greet friends and relatives on Sunday, July 15, 2018, 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm at Powles Staton Funeral Home, Rockwell, NC. The funeral service will be held at 2:00 pm on Monday, July 16, 2018, in the Organ Lutheran Church, Salisbury, NC, with Rev. Carlin Ours, officiating. Burial will follow in the Organ Lutheran Church Cemetery. In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to the Organ Lutheran Church Memorial Fund 1515 Organ Church Road Salisbury NC 28146. Powles Staton Funeral Home of Rockwell, honored provider of Veterans Funeral Care, is assisting the Misenheimer family. Online condolences may be made at http://www.powlesfuneralhome.com. Funeral Home: Powles Staton Funeral Home 913 W. Main Street Rockwell, NC US 28138 To send flowers to the family or plant a tree in memory of Shirley Sapp Misenheimer please visit our Tribute Store.”
Debby was born on November 18, 1956 and passed away on Monday, February 1, 2016. Debby was a resident of Salisbury, North Carolina at the time of her passing. She was a 1975 graduate of South Rowan High School. She was married to James. Service: 2 PM Thursday February 4 at Rowan Memorial Park Chapel in the Pines with the Rev. Mike Duncan officiating. Memorials: Glenn A. Kiser Hospice House 1229 Statesville Blvd. Salisbury NC 28144.
This is an interesting side effect. I was hoping I could juggle adobe and wordpress. But for now The animation effect is still scrolling or appearing to load on the WordPress end. It may mean that i use the collage on spark but not put an animation in the display.
Update 20210809. The .mp4 created by adobe only takes 844kb. Problem solved!
My theory has some merit. This method leaves me with some space saving options.
I collect many images from my friends and assemble them into one place. Thanks to the Safrits for sharing these awesome photos.
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