http://odeo.com/channels/2111145-Ryan-Price-and-the-Media liberatr no Do not violate the safe area. Do not violate the safe area. Do not violate the safe area. en 40 Sat, 24 Oct 2009 08:49:01 -0700 Sat, 24 Oct 2009 08:49:01 -0700 Podcasting, Technology, Media, macintosh, Internet, networking, florida, linux, apple, vista, Blogging, network, Information, channels, Windows, Ryan, price, journalism, social, web20, 3d, orlando, professional, citizen, graphics, unix, Fedora, liberatr Personal Blogs Podcasting Technology Media macintosh Internet networking florida linux apple vista Blogging network Information channels Windows Ryan price journalism social web20 3d orlando professional citizen graphics unix Fedora liberatr http://odeo.com/episodes/25364558-Drupal-7-will-Rock-so-hard Where do I even begin? First of all, I must preface that the Drupal Community is without a doubt one of the best open source communities. (meaning: most open, most likely to share code, experience and best practices, most innovative, most forward-thinking, least likely to “chase the bunny”, most likely to be the bunny, and most likely to create tons of venture-backed companies in the next few years) I mean, the people involved are just amazing. The two DrupalCons I’ve attended were just amazing, and our local Florida DrupalCamp and Florida Drupal user groups are a big part of why I have not jumped ship to Python, Ruby, or other even other PHP-based platforms, and why I have no plans to any time soon. We had a demo of the penumbrant Drupal 7 at our recent monthly Drupal user group. I am convinced it is THE CMS with more power under the hood (built-in, for free) than anything else… ever. The whole Job Queue API by itself is a reason to build web apps on top of ... Where do I even begin? First of all, I must preface that the Drupal Community is without a doubt one of the best open source communities. (meaning: most open, most likely to share code, experience and best practices, most innovative, most forward-thinking, least likely to “chase the bunny”, most likely to be the bunny, and most likely to create tons of venture-backed companies in the next few years) I mean, the people involved are just amazing. The two DrupalCons I’ve attended were just amazing, and our local Florida DrupalCamp and Florida Drupal user groups are a big part of why I have not jumped ship to Python, Ruby, or other even other PHP-based platforms, and why I have no plans to any time soon. We had a demo of the penumbrant Drupal 7 at our recent monthly Drupal user group. I am convinced it is THE CMS with more power under the hood (built-in, for free) than anything else… ever. The whole Job Queue API by itself is a reason to build web apps on top of this, and stop thinking of Drupal as a CMS – if you’ve got tons of processing that needs to happen, such as processing thousands of RSS feeds, or creating something very processing-intensive like Feedburner or Flickr, you will need to use multiple servers – a simple Cron job isn’t enough any more. Then there is the database layer – not that it was the worst before, but there were certain kinds of configurations which used to require hacking core. Now, because of some pretty OOP (yes, Drupal has objects now!), you can override the database layer, and it uses PDO. One huge change is the addition of a Fields API (AKA adding CCK to core, but it’s more than that). This means that instead of storing simple rows in a database, Drupal 7 exposes data storage to developers and end-users. At the most basic level, fields are used to store the title and body of nodes, categories/tags, images, dates, links, numbers or references to internal objects like nodes and users. This allows you to add extra fields to comments, user accounts and taxonomy terms as well. Next, we’d have to talk about user interface and workflow improvements. The entire administrative interface now has a default skin – and there is now a compact administrative toolbar at the top of each page, plus a customizable bookmarks area and a configurable dashboard (unlike Wordpress, where you get to read Matt’s blog). The interface is a great sensible default, which is a bit of a departure from where Drupal has been in the last few years. You’ll actually notice that there will now be a choice when you install Drupal – to use a “Basic” install, or strip everything down to the bare metal. In fact, you don’t even have to turn on node module any more – really. This is part of some hard work by folks who would like to use Drupal’s core as a PHP framework for building entirely custom apps (instead of smelly Zend Framework or the other unmentioned PHP tools that exist). If you look around for #smallcore, you’ll see what I mean. There is so much more to say… In fact, this presentation by Steve Karsch says more. If you’re a big podcast listener, I’d highly recommend listening to Lullabot’s Drupal Voices. I’ll leave you with this, Drupal Planet and Google to find more. Drupal 7: What's In It For You? View more documents from karschsp. Where do I even begin? First of all, I must preface that the Drupal Community is without a doubt one of the best open source communities. (meaning: most open, most likely to share code, experience and best practices, most innovative, most forward-thinking, least likely to “chase the bunny”, most likely to be the bunny, and most likely to create tons of venture-backed companies in the next few years) I mean, the people involved are just amazing. The two DrupalCons I’ve attended were just amazing, and our local Florida DrupalCamp and Florida Drupal user groups are a big part of why I have not jumped ship to Python, Ruby, or other even other PHP-based platforms, and why I have no plans to any time soon. We had a demo of the penumbrant Drupal 7 at our recent monthly Drupal user group. I am convinced it is THE CMS with more power under the hood (built-in, for free) than anything else… ever. The whole Job Queue API by itself is a reason to build web apps on top of this, and stop thinking of Drupal as a CMS – if you’ve got tons of processing that needs to happen, such as processing thousands of RSS feeds, or creating something very processing-intensive like Feedburner or Flickr, you will need to use multiple servers – a simple Cron job isn’t enough any more. Then there is the database layer – not that it was the worst before, but there were certain kinds of configurations which used to require hacking core. Now, because of some pretty OOP (yes, Drupal has objects now!), you can override the database layer, and it uses PDO. One huge change is the addition of a Fields API (AKA adding CCK to core, but it’s more than that). This means that instead of storing simple rows in a database, Drupal 7 exposes data storage to developers and end-users. At the most basic level, fields are used to store the title and body of nodes, categories/tags, images, dates, links, numbers or references to internal objects like nodes and users. This allows you to add extra fields to comments, user accounts and taxonomy terms as well. Next, we’d have to talk about user interface and workflow improvements. The entire administrative interface now has a default skin – and there is now a compact administrative toolbar at the top of each page, plus a customizable bookmarks area and a configurable dashboard (unlike Wordpress, where you get to read Matt’s blog). The interface is a great sensible default, which is a bit of a departure from where Drupal has been in the last few years. You’ll actually notice that there will now be a choice when you install Drupal – to use a “Basic” install, or strip everything down to the bare metal. In fact, you don’t even have to turn on node module any more – really. This is part of some hard work by folks who would like to use Drupal’s core as a PHP framework for building entirely custom apps (instead of smelly Zend Framework or the other unmentioned PHP tools that exist). If you look around for #smallcore, you’ll see what I mean. There is so much more to say… In fact, this presentation by Steve Karsch says more. If you’re a big podcast listener, I’d highly recommend listening to Lullabot’s Drupal Voices. I’ll leave you with this, Drupal Planet and Google to find more. Drupal 7: What's In It For You? View more documents from karschsp. tag:odeo.com,2009-10-24,25364558 Sat, 24 Oct 2009 08:49:01 -0700 no Ryan Price and the Media drupal, Tech, Community, Presentations, programming Podcasting Technology Media macintosh Internet networking florida linux apple vista Blogging network Information channels Windows Ryan price journalism social web20 3d orlando professional citizen graphics unix Fedora liberatr http://odeo.com/episodes/25358109-October-24-2009-A-Day-of-Climate-Action-350 Download Eco Footprint Special: 350.org   Length: 3:04 Gabe LeBlanc of EcoFactory left me this message about the event being held on 10/24/09 to raise awareness about the level of Carbon in the air. More info can be found at http://350.org and http://ecofactory.com Gabe is offering free beer to the first 350 people to arrive at Orlando Brewing at 3:50 PM on October 24th. Gabe is doing awesome stuff in our community, and I recommend everyone go and support him, or find a similar event in your area. Download Eco Footprint Special: 350.org   Length: 3:04 Gabe LeBlanc of EcoFactory left me this message about the event being held on 10/24/09 to raise awareness about the level of Carbon in the air. More info can be found at http://350.org and http://ecofactory.com Gabe is offering free beer to the first 350 people to arrive at Orlando Brewing at 3:50 PM on October 24th. Gabe is doing awesome stuff in our community, and I recommend everyone go and support him, or find a similar event in your area. Download Eco Footprint Special: 350.org   Length: 3:04 Gabe LeBlanc of EcoFactory left me this message about the event being held on 10/24/09 to raise awareness about the level of Carbon in the air. More info can be found at http://350.org and http://ecofactory.com Gabe is offering free beer to the first 350 people to arrive at Orlando Brewing at 3:50 PM on October 24th. Gabe is doing awesome stuff in our community, and I recommend everyone go and support him, or find a similar event in your area. tag:odeo.com,2009-10-23,25358109 Fri, 23 Oct 2009 11:17:11 -0700 no Ryan Price and the Media podcast, Beer, events, Press, earth, friends, local Podcasting Technology Media macintosh Internet networking florida linux apple vista Blogging network Information channels Windows Ryan price journalism social web20 3d orlando professional citizen graphics unix Fedora liberatr http://odeo.com/episodes/24818691-some-Drupal-Theming-Slides For a DrupalEasy workshop we taught today for NEFLIN, I put together some slides about learning good webpage design, which is mostly geared towards theming Drupal. All of the links in here are clickable, and I highly recommend you check them out. (some) Drupal Theming by Ryan Price View more documents from Ryan Price. (pass around a shortened URL to this slideshare with http://bit.ly/sAF6i) I spent years making static pages and hand-coding stuff before I came to Drupal, and I feel as though I was able to reach the brains of some librarians today with a few of these links. It was good fun when I was showing off the article about Sprites. One guy said “…really small, fly around sprinkling magic dust”. Indeed. Also, a quick reminder that we have a DrupalEasy CCK and Views Workshop coming up on July 23rd at Leu Gardens in Orlando. Use the coupon code “FLORIDA” to get $25 off registration. For a DrupalEasy workshop we taught today for NEFLIN, I put together some slides about learning good webpage design, which is mostly geared towards theming Drupal. All of the links in here are clickable, and I highly recommend you check them out. (some) Drupal Theming by Ryan Price View more documents from Ryan Price. (pass around a shortened URL to this slideshare with http://bit.ly/sAF6i) I spent years making static pages and hand-coding stuff before I came to Drupal, and I feel as though I was able to reach the brains of some librarians today with a few of these links. It was good fun when I was showing off the article about Sprites. One guy said “…really small, fly around sprinkling magic dust”. Indeed. Also, a quick reminder that we have a DrupalEasy CCK and Views Workshop coming up on July 23rd at Leu Gardens in Orlando. Use the coupon code “FLORIDA” to get $25 off registration. For a DrupalEasy workshop we taught today for NEFLIN, I put together some slides about learning good webpage design, which is mostly geared towards theming Drupal. All of the links in here are clickable, and I highly recommend you check them out. (some) Drupal Theming by Ryan Price View more documents from Ryan Price. (pass around a shortened URL to this slideshare with http://bit.ly/sAF6i) I spent years making static pages and hand-coding stuff before I came to Drupal, and I feel as though I was able to reach the brains of some librarians today with a few of these links. It was good fun when I was showing off the article about Sprites. One guy said “…really small, fly around sprinkling magic dust”. Indeed. Also, a quick reminder that we have a DrupalEasy CCK and Views Workshop coming up on July 23rd at Leu Gardens in Orlando. Use the coupon code “FLORIDA” to get $25 off registration. tag:odeo.com,2009-07-16,24818691 Thu, 16 Jul 2009 19:04:15 -0700 no Ryan Price and the Media Design, Browsers, drupal, Tech, training, howto, Presentations, themes Podcasting Technology Media macintosh Internet networking florida linux apple vista Blogging network Information channels Windows Ryan price journalism social web20 3d orlando professional citizen graphics unix Fedora liberatr http://odeo.com/episodes/24746134-How-to-Kick-Ass-at-Your-Job-%E2%80%93-Slides-from-Ignite-Orlando-2 Before you get too far into your creative endeavor, stop and think about why you got into this in the first place. Creating a Mission statement can tell you why, but should not tell you how, when or how much, but a Vision statement can. Arnold, Cyrano and Kermit can help too. IgniteOrlando Ryan Price View more PDF documents from Ryan Price. Presented at IgniteOrlando just moments ago. Before you get too far into your creative endeavor, stop and think about why you got into this in the first place. Creating a Mission statement can tell you why, but should not tell you how, when or how much, but a Vision statement can. Arnold, Cyrano and Kermit can help too. IgniteOrlando Ryan Price View more PDF documents from Ryan Price. Presented at IgniteOrlando just moments ago. Before you get too far into your creative endeavor, stop and think about why you got into this in the first place. Creating a Mission statement can tell you why, but should not tell you how, when or how much, but a Vision statement can. Arnold, Cyrano and Kermit can help too. IgniteOrlando Ryan Price View more PDF documents from Ryan Price. Presented at IgniteOrlando just moments ago. tag:odeo.com,2009-06-24,24746134 Wed, 24 Jun 2009 19:29:27 -0700 no Ryan Price and the Media events, howto, ignite, Presentations, local, floridacreatives, Markteting, Pecha Kucha Podcasting Technology Media macintosh Internet networking florida linux apple vista Blogging network Information channels Windows Ryan price journalism social web20 3d orlando professional citizen graphics unix Fedora liberatr http://odeo.com/episodes/24620249-My-Pipes-to-Retweet-Article-as-a-Video I’ve been getting lots of good karma and feedback from people about my retweeting recipe using Yahoo Pipes. In truth, the tutorial can be a bit hard to swallow if you aren’t familiar with pipes or a node-based editing system. Xavier Vespa from Hyve Up has done an easy to follow, step-by-step version of a retweeting recipe based on the content of my original tutorial. From: HU Twitter: How-to Retweet Automatically - Video Demo I’ve been getting lots of good karma and feedback from people about my retweeting recipe using Yahoo Pipes. In truth, the tutorial can be a bit hard to swallow if you aren’t familiar with pipes or a node-based editing system. Xavier Vespa from Hyve Up has done an easy to follow, step-by-step version of a retweeting recipe based on the content of my original tutorial. From: HU Twitter: How-to Retweet Automatically - Video Demo I’ve been getting lots of good karma and feedback from people about my retweeting recipe using Yahoo Pipes. In truth, the tutorial can be a bit hard to swallow if you aren’t familiar with pipes or a node-based editing system. Xavier Vespa from Hyve Up has done an easy to follow, step-by-step version of a retweeting recipe based on the content of my original tutorial. From: HU Twitter: How-to Retweet Automatically - Video Demo tag:odeo.com,2009-05-28,24620249 Thu, 28 May 2009 09:09:07 -0700 no Ryan Price and the Media video, twitter, Tech, Blogging, trends, howto, pipes, Recipies Podcasting Technology Media macintosh Internet networking florida linux apple vista Blogging network Information channels Windows Ryan price journalism social web20 3d orlando professional citizen graphics unix Fedora liberatr http://odeo.com/episodes/24592538-JetPack-Bespin-Ubiquity%E2%80%A6-and-beyond Mozilla Labs announced a new product called JetPack, which reminds me of the kinds of features you’ve seen in Adobe Air, Flock and Songbird, but the tool makes creating said features very simple. Mozilla Labs Jetpack - Intro & Tutorial from Aza Raskin on Vimeo. In the video, the developer mentioned two other Mozilla Labs projects, the first of which I hadn’t seen before. It’s called Bespin, and it’s a cloud-based code editor. Right now, they are hosting the app for open source developers, but I’d love to be able to host an instance on my own server in the future. Introducing Bespin from Dion Almaer on Vimeo. Last but not least is what’s basically an implementation of QuickSilver (the application launcher) in your Firefox browser, but instead of launching desktop apps, you’re accessing web services, search and browser actions. The project is called Ubiquity, and it’s cool (for people who like using the keyboard). Ubiquity for Firef... Mozilla Labs announced a new product called JetPack, which reminds me of the kinds of features you’ve seen in Adobe Air, Flock and Songbird, but the tool makes creating said features very simple. Mozilla Labs Jetpack - Intro & Tutorial from Aza Raskin on Vimeo. In the video, the developer mentioned two other Mozilla Labs projects, the first of which I hadn’t seen before. It’s called Bespin, and it’s a cloud-based code editor. Right now, they are hosting the app for open source developers, but I’d love to be able to host an instance on my own server in the future. Introducing Bespin from Dion Almaer on Vimeo. Last but not least is what’s basically an implementation of QuickSilver (the application launcher) in your Firefox browser, but instead of launching desktop apps, you’re accessing web services, search and browser actions. The project is called Ubiquity, and it’s cool (for people who like using the keyboard). Ubiquity for Firefox from Aza Raskin on Vimeo. Then they just get downright insane… Aurora (Part 1) from Adaptive Path on Vimeo. This video really takes the idea of web browsing away from just a bunch of flashing data and gives some good context. I can’t say I would like to use that exact interface, but extra points for effort. Or if you’d rather see something that’s not so far in the future, this MIT student builds on some ideas that are already out there and improves them. It still has some of the “spatial history” ideas, and takes the idea of “pages” out of the browser, but if you ask me, it doesn’t go far enough. Firefox Concept Video from liyan chang on Vimeo. Mozilla Labs announced a new product called JetPack, which reminds me of the kinds of features you’ve seen in Adobe Air, Flock and Songbird, but the tool makes creating said features very simple. Mozilla Labs Jetpack - Intro & Tutorial from Aza Raskin on Vimeo. In the video, the developer mentioned two other Mozilla Labs projects, the first of which I hadn’t seen before. It’s called Bespin, and it’s a cloud-based code editor. Right now, they are hosting the app for open source developers, but I’d love to be able to host an instance on my own server in the future. Introducing Bespin from Dion Almaer on Vimeo. Last but not least is what’s basically an implementation of QuickSilver (the application launcher) in your Firefox browser, but instead of launching desktop apps, you’re accessing web services, search and browser actions. The project is called Ubiquity, and it’s cool (for people who like using the keyboard). Ubiquity for Firefox from Aza Raskin on Vimeo. Then they just get downright insane… Aurora (Part 1) from Adaptive Path on Vimeo. This video really takes the idea of web browsing away from just a bunch of flashing data and gives some good context. I can’t say I would like to use that exact interface, but extra points for effort. Or if you’d rather see something that’s not so far in the future, this MIT student builds on some ideas that are already out there and improves them. It still has some of the “spatial history” ideas, and takes the idea of “pages” out of the browser, but if you ask me, it doesn’t go far enough. Firefox Concept Video from liyan chang on Vimeo. tag:odeo.com,2009-05-21,24592538 Thu, 21 May 2009 14:56:51 -0700 no Ryan Price and the Media Design, video, Browsers, Tech, trends, programming, interface Podcasting Technology Media macintosh Internet networking florida linux apple vista Blogging network Information channels Windows Ryan price journalism social web20 3d orlando professional citizen graphics unix Fedora liberatr http://odeo.com/episodes/24515543-TED-Video-Serious-Play If we’re “Creatives”, one of the things that helps define us as such is that we have not lost our ability to engage in play. This video has more on the subject: Stuart Brown: Why play is vital — no matter your age Stuart Brown’s research shows play is not just joyful and energizing — it’s deeply involved with human development and intelligence. Through the National Institute for Play, he’s working to better understand its significance. Dr. Stuart Brown came to research play through research on murderers — unlikely as that seems — after he found a stunning common thread in killers’ stories: lack of play in childhood. Since then, he’s interviewed thousands of people to catalog their relationships with play, noting a strong correlation between success and playful activity. One thing you see and hear often is about the “creative types” who work at ad agencies is that they know how to have fun at work. Ta... If we’re “Creatives”, one of the things that helps define us as such is that we have not lost our ability to engage in play. This video has more on the subject: Stuart Brown: Why play is vital — no matter your age Stuart Brown’s research shows play is not just joyful and energizing — it’s deeply involved with human development and intelligence. Through the National Institute for Play, he’s working to better understand its significance. Dr. Stuart Brown came to research play through research on murderers — unlikely as that seems — after he found a stunning common thread in killers’ stories: lack of play in childhood. Since then, he’s interviewed thousands of people to catalog their relationships with play, noting a strong correlation between success and playful activity. One thing you see and hear often is about the “creative types” who work at ad agencies is that they know how to have fun at work. Take MindComet, for example - the building is built with all these crooked lines and rounded corners, to encourage the fun and playful culture they have cultivated - they even have Tequila Fridays, Cakeplow parties, and dress-up days. Not all creatives work in ad agencies, but when you put them all in one room like that, they can often come up with some great and innovative stuff. Take this video, for example: Lip Dub - Flagpole Sitta by Harvey Danger from amandalynferri on Vimeo. ’nuff said. Have you incorporated play in your work and home life? I want some of those “wearable meetings”. If we’re “Creatives”, one of the things that helps define us as such is that we have not lost our ability to engage in play. This video has more on the subject: Stuart Brown: Why play is vital — no matter your age Stuart Brown’s research shows play is not just joyful and energizing — it’s deeply involved with human development and intelligence. Through the National Institute for Play, he’s working to better understand its significance. Dr. Stuart Brown came to research play through research on murderers — unlikely as that seems — after he found a stunning common thread in killers’ stories: lack of play in childhood. Since then, he’s interviewed thousands of people to catalog their relationships with play, noting a strong correlation between success and playful activity. One thing you see and hear often is about the “creative types” who work at ad agencies is that they know how to have fun at work. Take MindComet, for example - the building is built with all these crooked lines and rounded corners, to encourage the fun and playful culture they have cultivated - they even have Tequila Fridays, Cakeplow parties, and dress-up days. Not all creatives work in ad agencies, but when you put them all in one room like that, they can often come up with some great and innovative stuff. Take this video, for example: Lip Dub - Flagpole Sitta by Harvey Danger from amandalynferri on Vimeo. ’nuff said. Have you incorporated play in your work and home life? I want some of those “wearable meetings”. tag:odeo.com,2009-04-28,24515543 Tue, 28 Apr 2009 10:17:33 -0700 no Ryan Price and the Media video, career, storytelling, fun, ted, floridacreatives Podcasting Technology Media macintosh Internet networking florida linux apple vista Blogging network Information channels Windows Ryan price journalism social web20 3d orlando professional citizen graphics unix Fedora liberatr http://odeo.com/episodes/24506389-The-Least-Pretentious-Demo-I%E2%80%99ve-Seen-in-Ages Everybody can take a hint from Ryland Haggis and Lisa Bettany over at redpilot media in vancouver, b.c. (that’s in Canada, yo). It’s simply designed, the edits are not too fast, and they have a very clear message to communicate. Redpilot Media from Redpilot Media on Vimeo. Most Demo Reels or Trailers you see for companies try to jam as many different styles, media, bright colors, fast motion and buzzwords as they possibly can. What Ryland and Lisa have done here is notable, because, unlike all the other guys, they’re not trying too hard. Don’t agree? Concur? Tell me why. Everybody can take a hint from Ryland Haggis and Lisa Bettany over at redpilot media in vancouver, b.c. (that’s in Canada, yo). It’s simply designed, the edits are not too fast, and they have a very clear message to communicate. Redpilot Media from Redpilot Media on Vimeo. Most Demo Reels or Trailers you see for companies try to jam as many different styles, media, bright colors, fast motion and buzzwords as they possibly can. What Ryland and Lisa have done here is notable, because, unlike all the other guys, they’re not trying too hard. Don’t agree? Concur? Tell me why. Everybody can take a hint from Ryland Haggis and Lisa Bettany over at redpilot media in vancouver, b.c. (that’s in Canada, yo). It’s simply designed, the edits are not too fast, and they have a very clear message to communicate. Redpilot Media from Redpilot Media on Vimeo. Most Demo Reels or Trailers you see for companies try to jam as many different styles, media, bright colors, fast motion and buzzwords as they possibly can. What Ryland and Lisa have done here is notable, because, unlike all the other guys, they’re not trying too hard. Don’t agree? Concur? Tell me why. tag:odeo.com,2009-04-26,24506389 Sun, 26 Apr 2009 11:18:02 -0700 no Ryan Price and the Media video, howto, storytelling, promotion, Markteting, 5minuteromance Podcasting Technology Media macintosh Internet networking florida linux apple vista Blogging network Information channels Windows Ryan price journalism social web20 3d orlando professional citizen graphics unix Fedora liberatr http://odeo.com/episodes/25358111-Your-Tech-Doesn%E2%80%99t-Matter-n00b-%E2%80%93-How-to-Kick-Ass-at-Your-Job My BarCamp Presentation actually hit the home page of SlideShare the other day. I gave this at the very end of the day, so if you missed it, check it out in 35 McCluhan-inspired text-happy slides. Barcamp Storytelling AKA Your Tech is Stupid by Ryan Price View more presentations from Ryan Price. My BarCamp Presentation actually hit the home page of SlideShare the other day. I gave this at the very end of the day, so if you missed it, check it out in 35 McCluhan-inspired text-happy slides. Barcamp Storytelling AKA Your Tech is Stupid by Ryan Price View more presentations from Ryan Price. My BarCamp Presentation actually hit the home page of SlideShare the other day. I gave this at the very end of the day, so if you missed it, check it out in 35 McCluhan-inspired text-happy slides. Barcamp Storytelling AKA Your Tech is Stupid by Ryan Price View more presentations from Ryan Price. tag:odeo.com,2009-04-25,25358111 Sat, 25 Apr 2009 07:15:22 -0700 no Ryan Price and the Media podcast, Tech, Press, howto, storytelling, orlando, Presentations, floridacreatives, barcamp Podcasting Technology Media macintosh Internet networking florida linux apple vista Blogging network Information channels Windows Ryan price journalism social web20 3d orlando professional citizen graphics unix Fedora liberatr http://odeo.com/episodes/24502590-Your-Tech-Doesn%E2%80%99t-Matter-n00b-How-to-Kick-Ass-at-Your-Job My BarCamp Presentation actually hit the home page of SlideShare the other day. I gave this at the very end of the day, so if you missed it, check it out in 35 McCluhan-inspired text-happy slides. Barcamp Storytelling AKA Your Tech is Stupid by Ryan Price View more presentations from Ryan Price. My BarCamp Presentation actually hit the home page of SlideShare the other day. I gave this at the very end of the day, so if you missed it, check it out in 35 McCluhan-inspired text-happy slides. Barcamp Storytelling AKA Your Tech is Stupid by Ryan Price View more presentations from Ryan Price. My BarCamp Presentation actually hit the home page of SlideShare the other day. I gave this at the very end of the day, so if you missed it, check it out in 35 McCluhan-inspired text-happy slides. Barcamp Storytelling AKA Your Tech is Stupid by Ryan Price View more presentations from Ryan Price. tag:odeo.com,2009-04-25,24502590 Sat, 25 Apr 2009 06:15:22 -0700 no Ryan Price and the Media podcast, Tech, Press, howto, storytelling, orlando, Presentations, floridacreatives, barcamp Podcasting Technology Media macintosh Internet networking florida linux apple vista Blogging network Information channels Windows Ryan price journalism social web20 3d orlando professional citizen graphics unix Fedora liberatr http://odeo.com/episodes/24746135-Your-Tech-Doesn%E2%80%99t-Matter-n00b-%E2%80%93-How-to-Kick-Ass-at-Your-Job My BarCamp Presentation actually hit the home page of SlideShare the other day. I gave this at the very end of the day, so if you missed it, check it out in 35 McCluhan-inspired text-happy slides. Barcamp Storytelling AKA Your Tech is Stupid by Ryan Price View more presentations from Ryan Price. My BarCamp Presentation actually hit the home page of SlideShare the other day. I gave this at the very end of the day, so if you missed it, check it out in 35 McCluhan-inspired text-happy slides. Barcamp Storytelling AKA Your Tech is Stupid by Ryan Price View more presentations from Ryan Price. My BarCamp Presentation actually hit the home page of SlideShare the other day. I gave this at the very end of the day, so if you missed it, check it out in 35 McCluhan-inspired text-happy slides. Barcamp Storytelling AKA Your Tech is Stupid by Ryan Price View more presentations from Ryan Price. tag:odeo.com,2009-04-25,24746135 Sat, 25 Apr 2009 06:15:22 -0700 no Ryan Price and the Media podcast, Tech, Press, howto, storytelling, orlando, Presentations, floridacreatives, barcamp Podcasting Technology Media macintosh Internet networking florida linux apple vista Blogging network Information channels Windows Ryan price journalism social web20 3d orlando professional citizen graphics unix Fedora liberatr http://odeo.com/episodes/25388097-Home-Page-of-Slideshare-Flickr Liberatr.net posted a photo: Your Tech Doesn't Matter, n00b: AKA How to Kick Ass at Your Job. given at BarCampOrlando3, April 18th, 2009. It's gotten 160+ views because the slideshare folks put it on their home page. Liberatr.net posted a photo: Your Tech Doesn't Matter, n00b: AKA How to Kick Ass at Your Job. given at BarCampOrlando3, April 18th, 2009. It's gotten 160+ views because the slideshare folks put it on their home page. Liberatr.net posted a photo: Your Tech Doesn't Matter, n00b: AKA How to Kick Ass at Your Job. given at BarCampOrlando3, April 18th, 2009. It's gotten 160+ views because the slideshare folks put it on their home page. tag:odeo.com,2009-04-23,25388097 Thu, 23 Apr 2009 20:01:42 -0700 no Ryan Price and the Media 2009, orlando, slides, rpmedia, barcamporlando Podcasting Technology Media macintosh Internet networking florida linux apple vista Blogging network Information channels Windows Ryan price journalism social web20 3d orlando professional citizen graphics unix Fedora liberatr http://odeo.com/episodes/24496319-Home-Page-of-Slideshare-Flickr Liberatr.net posted a photo: Your Tech Doesn't Matter, n00b: AKA How to Kick Ass at Your Job. given at BarCampOrlando3, April 18th, 2009. It's gotten 160+ views because the slideshare folks put it on their home page. Liberatr.net posted a photo: Your Tech Doesn't Matter, n00b: AKA How to Kick Ass at Your Job. given at BarCampOrlando3, April 18th, 2009. It's gotten 160+ views because the slideshare folks put it on their home page. Liberatr.net posted a photo: Your Tech Doesn't Matter, n00b: AKA How to Kick Ass at Your Job. given at BarCampOrlando3, April 18th, 2009. It's gotten 160+ views because the slideshare folks put it on their home page. tag:odeo.com,2009-04-23,24496319 Thu, 23 Apr 2009 19:01:42 -0700 no Ryan Price and the Media 2009, orlando, slides, rpmedia, barcamporlando Podcasting Technology Media macintosh Internet networking florida linux apple vista Blogging network Information channels Windows Ryan price journalism social web20 3d orlando professional citizen graphics unix Fedora liberatr http://odeo.com/episodes/25358112-BarCamp-people-can-Learn-from-Dead-Chickens While I was at DrupalCon DC I went to a session about how to give a presentation. Emma Jane Hogbin had a slide where she was talking about different presentation styles, and she brought up “Selena talks dead chickens“. With some creative googling, I discovered that the presentation was from Ignite Portland, and that someone had videotaped it. Click To Play This is why you have to love events like Pecha Kucha Night and Ignite – people will present on any subject, as long as it fits the time limit. At the same time, they are almost always very personal and gripping. We have a BarCamp coming up in Orlando this weekend, and I’m really looking forward to what everyone comes up with this year. While I will really enjoy yet another OAuth session, I’m wondering who will be the “dead chickens” of #barcamporlando. While I was at DrupalCon DC I went to a session about how to give a presentation. Emma Jane Hogbin had a slide where she was talking about different presentation styles, and she brought up “Selena talks dead chickens“. With some creative googling, I discovered that the presentation was from Ignite Portland, and that someone had videotaped it. Click To Play This is why you have to love events like Pecha Kucha Night and Ignite – people will present on any subject, as long as it fits the time limit. At the same time, they are almost always very personal and gripping. We have a BarCamp coming up in Orlando this weekend, and I’m really looking forward to what everyone comes up with this year. While I will really enjoy yet another OAuth session, I’m wondering who will be the “dead chickens” of #barcamporlando. While I was at DrupalCon DC I went to a session about how to give a presentation. Emma Jane Hogbin had a slide where she was talking about different presentation styles, and she brought up “Selena talks dead chickens“. With some creative googling, I discovered that the presentation was from Ignite Portland, and that someone had videotaped it. Click To Play This is why you have to love events like Pecha Kucha Night and Ignite – people will present on any subject, as long as it fits the time limit. At the same time, they are almost always very personal and gripping. We have a BarCamp coming up in Orlando this weekend, and I’m really looking forward to what everyone comes up with this year. While I will really enjoy yet another OAuth session, I’m wondering who will be the “dead chickens” of #barcamporlando. tag:odeo.com,2009-04-13,25358112 Mon, 13 Apr 2009 08:34:54 -0700 no Ryan Price and the Media video, ignite, orlando, Presentations, local, floridacreatives, barcamp, Pecha Kucha Podcasting Technology Media macintosh Internet networking florida linux apple vista Blogging network Information channels Windows Ryan price journalism social web20 3d orlando professional citizen graphics unix Fedora liberatr http://odeo.com/episodes/24443250-BarCamp-people-can-Learn-from-Dead-Chickens While I was at DrupalCon DC I went to a session about how to give a presentation. Emma Jane Hogbin had a slide where she was talking about different presentation styles, and she brought up “Selena talks dead chickens“. With some creative googling, I discovered that the presentation was from Ignite Portland, and that someone had videotaped it. Click To Play This is why you have to love events like Pecha Kucha Night and Ignite - people will present on any subject, as long as it fits the time limit. At the same time, they are almost always very personal and gripping. We have a BarCamp coming up in Orlando this weekend, and I’m really looking forward to what everyone comes up with this year. While I will really enjoy yet another OAuth session, I’m wondering who will be the “dead chickens” of #barcamporlando. While I was at DrupalCon DC I went to a session about how to give a presentation. Emma Jane Hogbin had a slide where she was talking about different presentation styles, and she brought up “Selena talks dead chickens“. With some creative googling, I discovered that the presentation was from Ignite Portland, and that someone had videotaped it. Click To Play This is why you have to love events like Pecha Kucha Night and Ignite - people will present on any subject, as long as it fits the time limit. At the same time, they are almost always very personal and gripping. We have a BarCamp coming up in Orlando this weekend, and I’m really looking forward to what everyone comes up with this year. While I will really enjoy yet another OAuth session, I’m wondering who will be the “dead chickens” of #barcamporlando. While I was at DrupalCon DC I went to a session about how to give a presentation. Emma Jane Hogbin had a slide where she was talking about different presentation styles, and she brought up “Selena talks dead chickens“. With some creative googling, I discovered that the presentation was from Ignite Portland, and that someone had videotaped it. Click To Play This is why you have to love events like Pecha Kucha Night and Ignite - people will present on any subject, as long as it fits the time limit. At the same time, they are almost always very personal and gripping. We have a BarCamp coming up in Orlando this weekend, and I’m really looking forward to what everyone comes up with this year. While I will really enjoy yet another OAuth session, I’m wondering who will be the “dead chickens” of #barcamporlando. tag:odeo.com,2009-04-13,24443250 Mon, 13 Apr 2009 07:34:54 -0700 no Ryan Price and the Media video, ignite, orlando, Presentations, local, floridacreatives, barcamp, Pecha Kucha Podcasting Technology Media macintosh Internet networking florida linux apple vista Blogging network Information channels Windows Ryan price journalism social web20 3d orlando professional citizen graphics unix Fedora liberatr http://odeo.com/episodes/25358113-Radio-Rickshaw John, Dan and Corey rock it out in the Rickshaw Boy studios. http://rickshawboy.com/radiorickshaw John, Dan and Corey rock it out in the Rickshaw Boy studios. http://rickshawboy.com/radiorickshaw John, Dan and Corey rock it out in the Rickshaw Boy studios. http://rickshawboy.com/radiorickshaw tag:odeo.com,2009-04-07,25358113 Tue, 07 Apr 2009 11:21:59 -0700 no Ryan Price and the Media podcast, video, live, qik, fringe, bloggingfringe, barcamp, radio rickshaw Podcasting Technology Media macintosh Internet networking florida linux apple vista Blogging network Information channels Windows Ryan price journalism social web20 3d orlando professional citizen graphics unix Fedora liberatr http://odeo.com/episodes/24421259-Radio-Rickshaw John, Dan and Corey rock it out in the Rickshaw Boy studios. http://rickshawboy.com/radiorickshaw John, Dan and Corey rock it out in the Rickshaw Boy studios. http://rickshawboy.com/radiorickshaw John, Dan and Corey rock it out in the Rickshaw Boy studios. http://rickshawboy.com/radiorickshaw tag:odeo.com,2009-04-07,24421259 Tue, 07 Apr 2009 10:21:59 -0700 no Ryan Price and the Media podcast, video, live, qik, fringe, bloggingfringe, barcamp, radio rickshaw Podcasting Technology Media macintosh Internet networking florida linux apple vista Blogging network Information channels Windows Ryan price journalism social web20 3d orlando professional citizen graphics unix Fedora liberatr http://odeo.com/episodes/25388098-BarCampOrlando-2009-Flickr Liberatr.net posted a photo: BarCampOrlando is back and is going to be bigger and better than ever. The Orlando Scene has quickly proven it can put on one of the premier BarCamp events in the US, and quite possibly the world. BarCampOrlando is a 1 day 'unconference' offering all attendees the opportunity to share their knowledge by giving short talks on ANY subject. This year we will have 3 different rooms to showcase the participants and sessions of different lengths to accommodate more content then you can shake your marshmallow stick at. BarCamp by it's nature has no schedule, no keynote speaker, and no main topic of conversation - the participants decide the who, what, how, why and when - we just pick the where! Liberatr.net posted a photo: BarCampOrlando is back and is going to be bigger and better than ever. The Orlando Scene has quickly proven it can put on one of the premier BarCamp events in the US, and quite possibly the world. BarCampOrlando is a 1 day 'unconference' offering all attendees the opportunity to share their knowledge by giving short talks on ANY subject. This year we will have 3 different rooms to showcase the participants and sessions of different lengths to accommodate more content then you can shake your marshmallow stick at. BarCamp by it's nature has no schedule, no keynote speaker, and no main topic of conversation - the participants decide the who, what, how, why and when - we just pick the where! Liberatr.net posted a photo: BarCampOrlando is back and is going to be bigger and better than ever. The Orlando Scene has quickly proven it can put on one of the premier BarCamp events in the US, and quite possibly the world. BarCampOrlando is a 1 day 'unconference' offering all attendees the opportunity to share their knowledge by giving short talks on ANY subject. This year we will have 3 different rooms to showcase the participants and sessions of different lengths to accommodate more content then you can shake your marshmallow stick at. BarCamp by it's nature has no schedule, no keynote speaker, and no main topic of conversation - the participants decide the who, what, how, why and when - we just pick the where! tag:odeo.com,2009-04-05,25388098 Sun, 05 Apr 2009 14:06:40 -0700 no Ryan Price and the Media rpmedia, bloggingfringe, barcamporlando, OrlandoScene, bco2009 Podcasting Technology Media macintosh Internet networking florida linux apple vista Blogging network Information channels Windows Ryan price journalism social web20 3d orlando professional citizen graphics unix Fedora liberatr http://odeo.com/episodes/24411187-BarCampOrlando-2009-Flickr Liberatr.net posted a photo: BarCampOrlando is back and is going to be bigger and better than ever. The Orlando Scene has quickly proven it can put on one of the premier BarCamp events in the US, and quite possibly the world. BarCampOrlando is a 1 day 'unconference' offering all attendees the opportunity to share their knowledge by giving short talks on ANY subject. This year we will have 3 different rooms to showcase the participants and sessions of different lengths to accommodate more content then you can shake your marshmallow stick at. BarCamp by it's nature has no schedule, no keynote speaker, and no main topic of conversation - the participants decide the who, what, how, why and when - we just pick the where! Liberatr.net posted a photo: BarCampOrlando is back and is going to be bigger and better than ever. The Orlando Scene has quickly proven it can put on one of the premier BarCamp events in the US, and quite possibly the world. BarCampOrlando is a 1 day 'unconference' offering all attendees the opportunity to share their knowledge by giving short talks on ANY subject. This year we will have 3 different rooms to showcase the participants and sessions of different lengths to accommodate more content then you can shake your marshmallow stick at. BarCamp by it's nature has no schedule, no keynote speaker, and no main topic of conversation - the participants decide the who, what, how, why and when - we just pick the where! Liberatr.net posted a photo: BarCampOrlando is back and is going to be bigger and better than ever. The Orlando Scene has quickly proven it can put on one of the premier BarCamp events in the US, and quite possibly the world. BarCampOrlando is a 1 day 'unconference' offering all attendees the opportunity to share their knowledge by giving short talks on ANY subject. This year we will have 3 different rooms to showcase the participants and sessions of different lengths to accommodate more content then you can shake your marshmallow stick at. BarCamp by it's nature has no schedule, no keynote speaker, and no main topic of conversation - the participants decide the who, what, how, why and when - we just pick the where! tag:odeo.com,2009-04-05,24411187 Sun, 05 Apr 2009 13:06:40 -0700 no Ryan Price and the Media rpmedia, bloggingfringe, barcamporlando, OrlandoScene, bco2009 Podcasting Technology Media macintosh Internet networking florida linux apple vista Blogging network Information channels Windows Ryan price journalism social web20 3d orlando professional citizen graphics unix Fedora liberatr http://odeo.com/episodes/24400109-CATHAT-Flickr Liberatr.net posted a photo: That's my cat Fozzie, wearing his "happy hat", and then as my hat! Join the CAT-HAT Revolution! www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=73913006521 Started by a couple of theatre kids from Orlando. Liberatr.net posted a photo: That's my cat Fozzie, wearing his "happy hat", and then as my hat! Join the CAT-HAT Revolution! www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=73913006521 Started by a couple of theatre kids from Orlando. Liberatr.net posted a photo: That's my cat Fozzie, wearing his "happy hat", and then as my hat! Join the CAT-HAT Revolution! www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=73913006521 Started by a couple of theatre kids from Orlando. tag:odeo.com,2009-04-02,24400109 Thu, 02 Apr 2009 17:56:20 -0700 no Ryan Price and the Media Facebook, cat, groups, rpmedia, bloggingfringe, cathat, petentials, fozzie Podcasting Technology Media macintosh Internet networking florida linux apple vista Blogging network Information channels Windows Ryan price journalism social web20 3d orlando professional citizen graphics unix Fedora liberatr http://odeo.com/episodes/25358114-This-is-so-much-more-interesting-than-TV I’m sure it helps that it’s Demi Moore’s qik account, and that Bruce Willis is in the shot (”Are you twittering?”), but I find stuff like this to be greater than 95% of the content on television, and therefore I don’t feel the least bit bad about not having seen any in the last few years. EDIT: I’m not sure exactly how I’d categorize the next live video I encountered today, but probably still more interesting than television… Love ya, Randall! Live Streaming by Ustream.TV I’m sure it helps that it’s Demi Moore’s qik account, and that Bruce Willis is in the shot (”Are you twittering?”), but I find stuff like this to be greater than 95% of the content on television, and therefore I don’t feel the least bit bad about not having seen any in the last few years. EDIT: I’m not sure exactly how I’d categorize the next live video I encountered today, but probably still more interesting than television… Love ya, Randall! Live Streaming by Ustream.TV I’m sure it helps that it’s Demi Moore’s qik account, and that Bruce Willis is in the shot (”Are you twittering?”), but I find stuff like this to be greater than 95% of the content on television, and therefore I don’t feel the least bit bad about not having seen any in the last few years. EDIT: I’m not sure exactly how I’d categorize the next live video I encountered today, but probably still more interesting than television… Love ya, Randall! Live Streaming by Ustream.TV tag:odeo.com,2009-03-28,25358114 Sat, 28 Mar 2009 12:13:14 -0700 no Ryan Price and the Media video, live, tv, celebrity, art, qik Podcasting Technology Media macintosh Internet networking florida linux apple vista Blogging network Information channels Windows Ryan price journalism social web20 3d orlando professional citizen graphics unix Fedora liberatr http://odeo.com/episodes/24377980-This-is-so-much-more-interesting-than-TV I’m sure it helps that it’s Demi Moore’s qik account, and that Bruce Willis is in the shot (”Are you twittering?”), but I find stuff like this to be greater than 95% of the content on television, and therefore I don’t feel the least bit bad about not having seen any in the last few years. EDIT: I’m not sure exactly how I’d categorize the next live video I encountered today, but probably still more interesting than television… Love ya, Randall! Live Streaming by Ustream.TV I’m sure it helps that it’s Demi Moore’s qik account, and that Bruce Willis is in the shot (”Are you twittering?”), but I find stuff like this to be greater than 95% of the content on television, and therefore I don’t feel the least bit bad about not having seen any in the last few years. EDIT: I’m not sure exactly how I’d categorize the next live video I encountered today, but probably still more interesting than television… Love ya, Randall! Live Streaming by Ustream.TV I’m sure it helps that it’s Demi Moore’s qik account, and that Bruce Willis is in the shot (”Are you twittering?”), but I find stuff like this to be greater than 95% of the content on television, and therefore I don’t feel the least bit bad about not having seen any in the last few years. EDIT: I’m not sure exactly how I’d categorize the next live video I encountered today, but probably still more interesting than television… Love ya, Randall! Live Streaming by Ustream.TV tag:odeo.com,2009-03-28,24377980 Sat, 28 Mar 2009 11:13:14 -0700 no Ryan Price and the Media video, live, tv, celebrity, art, qik Podcasting Technology Media macintosh Internet networking florida linux apple vista Blogging network Information channels Windows Ryan price journalism social web20 3d orlando professional citizen graphics unix Fedora liberatr http://odeo.com/episodes/25388100-Gavin-Baker-on-Coworking Liberatr.net posted a video: About a year ago (February 26th, 2008), Gavin, Chad, Chris, Phil and myself were hanging out at CopyNight Orlando, and we got to talking about Coworking. This is when we came up with Coworking Tuesdays. Gavin and I stayed at Stardust long after closing, and I decided to shoot some video. Look at how far we've come since then: wiki.coworking.info/CoworkingOrlando groups.google.com/group/coworking-orlando colaborlando.com floridacreatives.com/group/coworking Even more at: floridacreatives.com/blogs/ryanprice/2009/03/25/coworking... Liberatr.net posted a video: About a year ago (February 26th, 2008), Gavin, Chad, Chris, Phil and myself were hanging out at CopyNight Orlando, and we got to talking about Coworking. This is when we came up with Coworking Tuesdays. Gavin and I stayed at Stardust long after closing, and I decided to shoot some video. Look at how far we've come since then: wiki.coworking.info/CoworkingOrlando groups.google.com/group/coworking-orlando colaborlando.com floridacreatives.com/group/coworking Even more at: floridacreatives.com/blogs/ryanprice/2009/03/25/coworking... Liberatr.net posted a video: About a year ago (February 26th, 2008), Gavin, Chad, Chris, Phil and myself were hanging out at CopyNight Orlando, and we got to talking about Coworking. This is when we came up with Coworking Tuesdays. Gavin and I stayed at Stardust long after closing, and I decided to shoot some video. Look at how far we've come since then: wiki.coworking.info/CoworkingOrlando groups.google.com/group/coworking-orlando colaborlando.com floridacreatives.com/group/coworking Even more at: floridacreatives.com/blogs/ryanprice/2009/03/25/coworking... tag:odeo.com,2009-03-25,25388100 Wed, 25 Mar 2009 12:30:27 -0700 no Ryan Price and the Media 2008, orlando, coworking, rpmedia, floridacreatives, upcoming:event=429252, gavinbaker Podcasting Technology Media macintosh Internet networking florida linux apple vista Blogging network Information channels Windows Ryan price journalism social web20 3d orlando professional citizen graphics unix Fedora liberatr http://odeo.com/episodes/24362221-Gavin-Baker-on-Coworking-Flickr Liberatr.net posted a video: About a year ago (February 26th, 2008), Gavin, Chad, Chris, Phil and myself were hanging out at CopyNight Orlando, and we got to talking about Coworking. This is when we came up with Coworking Tuesdays. Gavin and I stayed at Stardust long after closing, and I decided to shoot some video. Look at how far we've come since then: wiki.coworking.info/CoworkingOrlando groups.google.com/group/coworking-orlando colaborlando.com floridacreatives.com/group/coworking Liberatr.net posted a video: About a year ago (February 26th, 2008), Gavin, Chad, Chris, Phil and myself were hanging out at CopyNight Orlando, and we got to talking about Coworking. This is when we came up with Coworking Tuesdays. Gavin and I stayed at Stardust long after closing, and I decided to shoot some video. Look at how far we've come since then: wiki.coworking.info/CoworkingOrlando groups.google.com/group/coworking-orlando colaborlando.com floridacreatives.com/group/coworking Liberatr.net posted a video: About a year ago (February 26th, 2008), Gavin, Chad, Chris, Phil and myself were hanging out at CopyNight Orlando, and we got to talking about Coworking. This is when we came up with Coworking Tuesdays. Gavin and I stayed at Stardust long after closing, and I decided to shoot some video. Look at how far we've come since then: wiki.coworking.info/CoworkingOrlando groups.google.com/group/coworking-orlando colaborlando.com floridacreatives.com/group/coworking tag:odeo.com,2009-03-25,24362221 Wed, 25 Mar 2009 11:30:27 -0700 no Ryan Price and the Media 2008, orlando, coworking, rpmedia, floridacreatives, upcoming:event=429252, gavinbaker Podcasting Technology Media macintosh Internet networking florida linux apple vista Blogging network Information channels Windows Ryan price journalism social web20 3d orlando professional citizen graphics unix Fedora liberatr http://odeo.com/episodes/24359540-Coworking-Gavin-Baker-from-the-Past-Flickr Liberatr.net posted a video: About a year ago (February 26th, 2008), Gavin, Chad, Chris, Phil and myself were hanging out at CopyNight Orlando, and we got to talking about Coworking. This is when we came up with Coworking Tuesdays. Gavin and I stayed at Stardust long after closing, and I decided to shoot some video. Look at how far we've come since then: wiki.coworking.info/CoworkingOrlando groups.google.com/group/coworking-orlando colaborlando.com floridacreatives.com/group/coworking Liberatr.net posted a video: About a year ago (February 26th, 2008), Gavin, Chad, Chris, Phil and myself were hanging out at CopyNight Orlando, and we got to talking about Coworking. This is when we came up with Coworking Tuesdays. Gavin and I stayed at Stardust long after closing, and I decided to shoot some video. Look at how far we've come since then: wiki.coworking.info/CoworkingOrlando groups.google.com/group/coworking-orlando colaborlando.com floridacreatives.com/group/coworking Liberatr.net posted a video: About a year ago (February 26th, 2008), Gavin, Chad, Chris, Phil and myself were hanging out at CopyNight Orlando, and we got to talking about Coworking. This is when we came up with Coworking Tuesdays. Gavin and I stayed at Stardust long after closing, and I decided to shoot some video. Look at how far we've come since then: wiki.coworking.info/CoworkingOrlando groups.google.com/group/coworking-orlando colaborlando.com floridacreatives.com/group/coworking tag:odeo.com,2009-03-25,24359540 Wed, 25 Mar 2009 10:20:51 -0700 no Ryan Price and the Media 2008, orlando, coworking, rpmedia, bloggingfringe, floridacreatives, upcoming:event=429252, gavinbaker Podcasting Technology Media macintosh Internet networking florida linux apple vista Blogging network Information channels Windows Ryan price journalism social web20 3d orlando professional citizen graphics unix Fedora liberatr http://odeo.com/episodes/25358115-Watch-my-SXSW-videos-live tag:odeo.com,2009-03-13,25358115 Fri, 13 Mar 2009 13:51:14 -0700 no Ryan Price and the Media video, sxswi, qik, floridacreatives Podcasting Technology Media macintosh Internet networking florida linux apple vista Blogging network Information channels Windows Ryan price journalism social web20 3d orlando professional citizen graphics unix Fedora liberatr http://odeo.com/episodes/24301759-Watch-my-SXSW-videos-live tag:odeo.com,2009-03-13,24301759 Fri, 13 Mar 2009 12:51:14 -0700 no Ryan Price and the Media video, sxswi, qik, floridacreatives Podcasting Technology Media macintosh Internet networking florida linux apple vista Blogging network Information channels Windows Ryan price journalism social web20 3d orlando professional citizen graphics unix Fedora liberatr http://odeo.com/episodes/24242067-txt_show-Flickr Liberatr.net posted a photo: @brianfeldman at the Jack Kerouac House in College Park performing the world premiere of an audience-created @txt_show. Brian wrote none of the words, all of his lines were texted in via twitter and he read them off of his iPhone. Audience members were then emailed a PDF of the script later. Liberatr.net posted a photo: @brianfeldman at the Jack Kerouac House in College Park performing the world premiere of an audience-created @txt_show. Brian wrote none of the words, all of his lines were texted in via twitter and he read them off of his iPhone. Audience members were then emailed a PDF of the script later. Liberatr.net posted a photo: @brianfeldman at the Jack Kerouac House in College Park performing the world premiere of an audience-created @txt_show. Brian wrote none of the words, all of his lines were texted in via twitter and he read them off of his iPhone. Audience members were then emailed a PDF of the script later. tag:odeo.com,2009-03-03,24242067 Tue, 03 Mar 2009 05:39:23 -0800 no Ryan Price and the Media twitter, Arts, orlando, theatre, kerouac, rpmedia, bloggingfringe, OrlandoScene, brianfeldman, txtshow Podcasting Technology Media macintosh Internet networking florida linux apple vista Blogging network Information channels Windows Ryan price journalism social web20 3d orlando professional citizen graphics unix Fedora liberatr http://odeo.com/episodes/24162660-Research-Development-2-0-Flickr Liberatr.net posted a photo: Liberatr.net posted a photo: Liberatr.net posted a photo: tag:odeo.com,2009-02-23,24162660 Mon, 23 Feb 2009 11:53:59 -0800 no Ryan Price and the Media miami, liberatr, rpmedia, floridacreatives, bcm09, barcampmiami, ryanprice Podcasting Technology Media macintosh Internet networking florida linux apple vista Blogging network Information channels Windows Ryan price journalism social web20 3d orlando professional citizen graphics unix Fedora liberatr http://odeo.com/episodes/24183037-Research-Development-2-0-Flickr Liberatr.net posted a photo: Liberatr.net posted a photo: Liberatr.net posted a photo: tag:odeo.com,2009-02-23,24183037 Mon, 23 Feb 2009 11:53:59 -0800 no Ryan Price and the Media miami, liberatr, rpmedia, floridacreatives, bcm09, barcampmiami, ryanprice Podcasting Technology Media macintosh Internet networking florida linux apple vista Blogging network Information channels Windows Ryan price journalism social web20 3d orlando professional citizen graphics unix Fedora liberatr http://odeo.com/episodes/24162661-Research-Development-2-0-Flickr Liberatr.net posted a photo: Liberatr.net posted a photo: Liberatr.net posted a photo: tag:odeo.com,2009-02-23,24162661 Mon, 23 Feb 2009 11:53:53 -0800 no Ryan Price and the Media miami, liberatr, rpmedia, floridacreatives, bcm09, barcampmiami, ryanprice Podcasting Technology Media macintosh Internet networking florida linux apple vista Blogging network Information channels Windows Ryan price journalism social web20 3d orlando professional citizen graphics unix Fedora liberatr http://odeo.com/episodes/24183038-Research-Development-2-0-Flickr Liberatr.net posted a photo: Liberatr.net posted a photo: Liberatr.net posted a photo: tag:odeo.com,2009-02-23,24183038 Mon, 23 Feb 2009 11:53:53 -0800 no Ryan Price and the Media miami, liberatr, rpmedia, floridacreatives, bcm09, barcampmiami, ryanprice Podcasting Technology Media macintosh Internet networking florida linux apple vista Blogging network Information channels Windows Ryan price journalism social web20 3d orlando professional citizen graphics unix Fedora liberatr http://odeo.com/episodes/24151269-DrupalCon-DC-DrupalEasy-Podcast In less than two weeks, I and a few of my geeky Drupal friends will be jetting up to DC for a massive gathering of Drupallers larger than the world has ever seen. With well over 1,200 tickets sold, this will be almost one-half larger than any previous Drupal convention. I’m hoping to see some folks I met in New Orleans and make some new friends. Mike, Andrew and I will be there promoting our Drupal Easy Training, one of the ventures of our new project. To date, we have released a bunch of blog posts and one podcast. The podcast has already been mentioned in a poll about future DrupalCons and on Dries’ twitter. Listen to DrupalEasy 01: “Dries for President”:   You can subscribe to it in iTunes (search for DrupalEasy) or you can get the latest episodes from the DrupalEasy website. Also, if your going to be at DrupalCon DC and you want to be a guest on the podcast please contact Andrew so he can set up a time. I will have the N96, and Mike will have a Flip ... In less than two weeks, I and a few of my geeky Drupal friends will be jetting up to DC for a massive gathering of Drupallers larger than the world has ever seen. With well over 1,200 tickets sold, this will be almost one-half larger than any previous Drupal convention. I’m hoping to see some folks I met in New Orleans and make some new friends. Mike, Andrew and I will be there promoting our Drupal Easy Training, one of the ventures of our new project. To date, we have released a bunch of blog posts and one podcast. The podcast has already been mentioned in a poll about future DrupalCons and on Dries’ twitter. Listen to DrupalEasy 01: “Dries for President”:   You can subscribe to it in iTunes (search for DrupalEasy) or you can get the latest episodes from the DrupalEasy website. Also, if your going to be at DrupalCon DC and you want to be a guest on the podcast please contact Andrew so he can set up a time. I will have the N96, and Mike will have a Flip camera, so we’ll probably be doing some conference videos as well. P.S. I’m still looking for a room in DC - if you know of anything, I’m game! In less than two weeks, I and a few of my geeky Drupal friends will be jetting up to DC for a massive gathering of Drupallers larger than the world has ever seen. With well over 1,200 tickets sold, this will be almost one-half larger than any previous Drupal convention. I’m hoping to see some folks I met in New Orleans and make some new friends. Mike, Andrew and I will be there promoting our Drupal Easy Training, one of the ventures of our new project. To date, we have released a bunch of blog posts and one podcast. The podcast has already been mentioned in a poll about future DrupalCons and on Dries’ twitter. Listen to DrupalEasy 01: “Dries for President”:   You can subscribe to it in iTunes (search for DrupalEasy) or you can get the latest episodes from the DrupalEasy website. Also, if your going to be at DrupalCon DC and you want to be a guest on the podcast please contact Andrew so he can set up a time. I will have the N96, and Mike will have a Flip camera, so we’ll probably be doing some conference videos as well. P.S. I’m still looking for a room in DC - if you know of anything, I’m game! tag:odeo.com,2009-02-21,24151269 Sat, 21 Feb 2009 08:50:12 -0800 no Ryan Price and the Media podcasts, drupal, Tech, travel Podcasting Technology Media macintosh Internet networking florida linux apple vista Blogging network Information channels Windows Ryan price journalism social web20 3d orlando professional citizen graphics unix Fedora liberatr http://odeo.com/episodes/24183039-DrupalCon-DC-DrupalEasy-Podcast In less than two weeks, I and a few of my geeky Drupal friends will be jetting up to DC for a massive gathering of Drupallers larger than the world has ever seen. With well over 1,200 tickets sold, this will be almost one-half larger than any previous Drupal convention. I’m hoping to see some folks I met in New Orleans and make some new friends. Mike, Andrew and I will be there promoting our Drupal Easy Training, one of the ventures of our new project. To date, we have released a bunch of blog posts and one podcast. The podcast has already been mentioned in a poll about future DrupalCons and on Dries’ twitter. Listen to DrupalEasy 01: “Dries for President”:   You can subscribe to it in iTunes (search for DrupalEasy) or you can get the latest episodes from the DrupalEasy website. Also, if your going to be at DrupalCon DC and you want to be a guest on the podcast please contact Andrew so he can set up a time. I will have the N96, and Mike will have a Flip ... In less than two weeks, I and a few of my geeky Drupal friends will be jetting up to DC for a massive gathering of Drupallers larger than the world has ever seen. With well over 1,200 tickets sold, this will be almost one-half larger than any previous Drupal convention. I’m hoping to see some folks I met in New Orleans and make some new friends. Mike, Andrew and I will be there promoting our Drupal Easy Training, one of the ventures of our new project. To date, we have released a bunch of blog posts and one podcast. The podcast has already been mentioned in a poll about future DrupalCons and on Dries’ twitter. Listen to DrupalEasy 01: “Dries for President”:   You can subscribe to it in iTunes (search for DrupalEasy) or you can get the latest episodes from the DrupalEasy website. Also, if your going to be at DrupalCon DC and you want to be a guest on the podcast please contact Andrew so he can set up a time. I will have the N96, and Mike will have a Flip camera, so we’ll probably be doing some conference videos as well. P.S. I’m still looking for a room in DC - if you know of anything, I’m game! In less than two weeks, I and a few of my geeky Drupal friends will be jetting up to DC for a massive gathering of Drupallers larger than the world has ever seen. With well over 1,200 tickets sold, this will be almost one-half larger than any previous Drupal convention. I’m hoping to see some folks I met in New Orleans and make some new friends. Mike, Andrew and I will be there promoting our Drupal Easy Training, one of the ventures of our new project. To date, we have released a bunch of blog posts and one podcast. The podcast has already been mentioned in a poll about future DrupalCons and on Dries’ twitter. Listen to DrupalEasy 01: “Dries for President”:   You can subscribe to it in iTunes (search for DrupalEasy) or you can get the latest episodes from the DrupalEasy website. Also, if your going to be at DrupalCon DC and you want to be a guest on the podcast please contact Andrew so he can set up a time. I will have the N96, and Mike will have a Flip camera, so we’ll probably be doing some conference videos as well. P.S. I’m still looking for a room in DC - if you know of anything, I’m game! tag:odeo.com,2009-02-21,24183039 Sat, 21 Feb 2009 08:50:12 -0800 no Ryan Price and the Media podcasts, drupal, Tech, travel Podcasting Technology Media macintosh Internet networking florida linux apple vista Blogging network Information channels Windows Ryan price journalism social web20 3d orlando professional citizen graphics unix Fedora liberatr http://odeo.com/episodes/24183040-WANT-Nokia-N97 Still the best camera of any “smartphone”. AT&T or T-Mobile should really start carrying these things… Still the best camera of any “smartphone”. AT&T or T-Mobile should really start carrying these things… Still the best camera of any “smartphone”. AT&T or T-Mobile should really start carrying these things… tag:odeo.com,2009-02-17,24183040 Tue, 17 Feb 2009 08:40:47 -0800 no Ryan Price and the Media phone, video, Reviews Podcasting Technology Media macintosh Internet networking florida linux apple vista Blogging network Information channels Windows Ryan price journalism social web20 3d orlando professional citizen graphics unix Fedora liberatr http://odeo.com/episodes/24120057-WANT-Nokia-N97 Still the best camera of any “smartphone”. AT&T or T-Mobile should really start carrying these things… Still the best camera of any “smartphone”. AT&T or T-Mobile should really start carrying these things… Still the best camera of any “smartphone”. AT&T or T-Mobile should really start carrying these things… tag:odeo.com,2009-02-17,24120057 Tue, 17 Feb 2009 08:40:47 -0800 no Ryan Price and the Media phone, video, Reviews Podcasting Technology Media macintosh Internet networking florida linux apple vista Blogging network Information channels Windows Ryan price journalism social web20 3d orlando professional citizen graphics unix Fedora liberatr http://odeo.com/episodes/24183041-Central-Florida-Geeks CFGeeks is a community / mailing list / meetup / whatever mostly made up of Linux guys, sysadmins and Ham radio operators. I have been following the mailing lists since some time last year, after I found a bunch of pointers to it through local Linux user groups, like GOLUG and LEAP-CF. The group was created by a guy named Kevin Inscoe (ke3vin), who currently does some administrative stuff at local publishing juggernaut Harcourt. The other day I went to a lunchp, which is based on an old LISP joke… adding -P to something is like asking a yes/no question. Moviep? Skycraftp? and of course Lunchp? are asked quite often on the list. To my understanding, this was the first lunchp in some time, but it was well-attended, and there were some good conversations, stories and historic context thrown around, along with the random YouTube video on someone’s laptop. It kind of felt like all the time you spend in a big office wasting time standing at your friend’s desk… exce... CFGeeks is a community / mailing list / meetup / whatever mostly made up of Linux guys, sysadmins and Ham radio operators. I have been following the mailing lists since some time last year, after I found a bunch of pointers to it through local Linux user groups, like GOLUG and LEAP-CF. The group was created by a guy named Kevin Inscoe (ke3vin), who currently does some administrative stuff at local publishing juggernaut Harcourt. The other day I went to a lunchp, which is based on an old LISP joke… adding -P to something is like asking a yes/no question. Moviep? Skycraftp? and of course Lunchp? are asked quite often on the list. To my understanding, this was the first lunchp in some time, but it was well-attended, and there were some good conversations, stories and historic context thrown around, along with the random YouTube video on someone’s laptop. It kind of felt like all the time you spend in a big office wasting time standing at your friend’s desk… except none of these guys work in the same building (though I think some of them used to). In true new media fashion, there’s a Flickr set of photos from lunchp, and a uStream video Kevin made just as I got to the meetup. If ANY of the above are remotely attractive to you, or if you want to talk about iPhone development, I highly recommend you join a mailing list, give out your callsign, follow these guys on twitter, and go to lunchp this Friday downtown at Panera Bread. It’s worth it. Live Broadcasting by Ustream CFGeeks is a community / mailing list / meetup / whatever mostly made up of Linux guys, sysadmins and Ham radio operators. I have been following the mailing lists since some time last year, after I found a bunch of pointers to it through local Linux user groups, like GOLUG and LEAP-CF. The group was created by a guy named Kevin Inscoe (ke3vin), who currently does some administrative stuff at local publishing juggernaut Harcourt. The other day I went to a lunchp, which is based on an old LISP joke… adding -P to something is like asking a yes/no question. Moviep? Skycraftp? and of course Lunchp? are asked quite often on the list. To my understanding, this was the first lunchp in some time, but it was well-attended, and there were some good conversations, stories and historic context thrown around, along with the random YouTube video on someone’s laptop. It kind of felt like all the time you spend in a big office wasting time standing at your friend’s desk… except none of these guys work in the same building (though I think some of them used to). In true new media fashion, there’s a Flickr set of photos from lunchp, and a uStream video Kevin made just as I got to the meetup. If ANY of the above are remotely attractive to you, or if you want to talk about iPhone development, I highly recommend you join a mailing list, give out your callsign, follow these guys on twitter, and go to lunchp this Friday downtown at Panera Bread. It’s worth it. Live Broadcasting by Ustream tag:odeo.com,2009-01-28,24183041 Wed, 28 Jan 2009 09:52:03 -0800 no Ryan Price and the Media phone, video, linux, email, local Podcasting Technology Media macintosh Internet networking florida linux apple vista Blogging network Information channels Windows Ryan price journalism social web20 3d orlando professional citizen graphics unix Fedora liberatr http://odeo.com/episodes/23970310-Central-Florida-Geeks CFGeeks is a community / mailing list / meetup / whatever mostly made up of Linux guys, sysadmins and Ham radio operators. I have been following the mailing lists since some time last year, after I found a bunch of pointers to it through local Linux user groups, like GOLUG and LEAP-CF. The group was created by a guy named Kevin Inscoe (ke3vin), who currently does some administrative stuff at local publishing juggernaut Harcourt. The other day I went to a lunchp, which is based on an old LISP joke… adding -P to something is like asking a yes/no question. Moviep? Skycraftp? and of course Lunchp? are asked quite often on the list. To my understanding, this was the first lunchp in some time, but it was well-attended, and there were some good conversations, stories and historic context thrown around, along with the random YouTube video on someone’s laptop. It kind of felt like all the time you spend in a big office wasting time standing at your friend’s desk… exce... CFGeeks is a community / mailing list / meetup / whatever mostly made up of Linux guys, sysadmins and Ham radio operators. I have been following the mailing lists since some time last year, after I found a bunch of pointers to it through local Linux user groups, like GOLUG and LEAP-CF. The group was created by a guy named Kevin Inscoe (ke3vin), who currently does some administrative stuff at local publishing juggernaut Harcourt. The other day I went to a lunchp, which is based on an old LISP joke… adding -P to something is like asking a yes/no question. Moviep? Skycraftp? and of course Lunchp? are asked quite often on the list. To my understanding, this was the first lunchp in some time, but it was well-attended, and there were some good conversations, stories and historic context thrown around, along with the random YouTube video on someone’s laptop. It kind of felt like all the time you spend in a big office wasting time standing at your friend’s desk… except none of these guys work in the same building (though I think some of them used to). In true new media fashion, there’s a Flickr set of photos from lunchp, and a uStream video Kevin made just as I got to the meetup. If ANY of the above are remotely attractive to you, or if you want to talk about iPhone development, I highly recommend you join a mailing list, give out your callsign, follow these guys on twitter, and go to lunchp this Friday downtown at Panera Bread. It’s worth it. Live Broadcasting by Ustream CFGeeks is a community / mailing list / meetup / whatever mostly made up of Linux guys, sysadmins and Ham radio operators. I have been following the mailing lists since some time last year, after I found a bunch of pointers to it through local Linux user groups, like GOLUG and LEAP-CF. The group was created by a guy named Kevin Inscoe (ke3vin), who currently does some administrative stuff at local publishing juggernaut Harcourt. The other day I went to a lunchp, which is based on an old LISP joke… adding -P to something is like asking a yes/no question. Moviep? Skycraftp? and of course Lunchp? are asked quite often on the list. To my understanding, this was the first lunchp in some time, but it was well-attended, and there were some good conversations, stories and historic context thrown around, along with the random YouTube video on someone’s laptop. It kind of felt like all the time you spend in a big office wasting time standing at your friend’s desk… except none of these guys work in the same building (though I think some of them used to). In true new media fashion, there’s a Flickr set of photos from lunchp, and a uStream video Kevin made just as I got to the meetup. If ANY of the above are remotely attractive to you, or if you want to talk about iPhone development, I highly recommend you join a mailing list, give out your callsign, follow these guys on twitter, and go to lunchp this Friday downtown at Panera Bread. It’s worth it. Live Broadcasting by Ustream tag:odeo.com,2009-01-28,23970310 Wed, 28 Jan 2009 09:52:03 -0800 no Ryan Price and the Media phone, video, linux, email, local Podcasting Technology Media macintosh Internet networking florida linux apple vista Blogging network Information channels Windows Ryan price journalism social web20 3d orlando professional citizen graphics unix Fedora liberatr http://odeo.com/episodes/24183042-Florida-Drupal-Camp-in-2-Weeks From Novice to Expert, Programmer to Designer, Peon to Executive, this free unconference all about Drupal hopes you can get something valuable and meet some fun people who are passionate about Drupal, the best open-source content management system, and a darn good PHP framework if you ask me. What will we be talking about? Check the Schedule on Google Docs From Novice to Expert, Programmer to Designer, Peon to Executive, this free unconference all about Drupal hopes you can get something valuable and meet some fun people who are passionate about Drupal, the best open-source content management system, and a darn good PHP framework if you ask me. What will we be talking about? Check the Schedule on Google Docs From Novice to Expert, Programmer to Designer, Peon to Executive, this free unconference all about Drupal hopes you can get something valuable and meet some fun people who are passionate about Drupal, the best open-source content management system, and a darn good PHP framework if you ask me. What will we be talking about? Check the Schedule on Google Docs tag:odeo.com,2009-01-24,24183042 Sat, 24 Jan 2009 08:53:30 -0800 no Ryan Price and the Media Podcasting Technology Media macintosh Internet networking florida linux apple vista Blogging network Information channels Windows Ryan price journalism social web20 3d orlando professional citizen graphics unix Fedora liberatr http://odeo.com/episodes/23932444-Florida-Drupal-Camp-in-2-Weeks From Novice to Expert, Programmer to Designer, Peon to Executive, this free unconference all about Drupal hopes you can get something valuable and meet some fun people who are passionate about Drupal, the best open-source content management system, and a darn good PHP framework if you ask me. What will we be talking about? Check the Schedule on Google Docs From Novice to Expert, Programmer to Designer, Peon to Executive, this free unconference all about Drupal hopes you can get something valuable and meet some fun people who are passionate about Drupal, the best open-source content management system, and a darn good PHP framework if you ask me. What will we be talking about? Check the Schedule on Google Docs From Novice to Expert, Programmer to Designer, Peon to Executive, this free unconference all about Drupal hopes you can get something valuable and meet some fun people who are passionate about Drupal, the best open-source content management system, and a darn good PHP framework if you ask me. What will we be talking about? Check the Schedule on Google Docs tag:odeo.com,2009-01-24,23932444 Sat, 24 Jan 2009 08:53:30 -0800 no Ryan Price and the Media Podcasting Technology Media macintosh Internet networking florida linux apple vista Blogging network Information channels Windows Ryan price journalism social web20 3d orlando professional citizen graphics unix Fedora liberatr http://odeo.com/episodes/24183043-Palm-Pre-it%E2%80%99s-better-than-Ritalin “At CES, Palm announced that the new iPhone/BlackBerry/Android KILLA would be out in the first half of this year.” (CrunchGear) If this video is any indication, the main two features I see in the Palm Pre is multi-tasking, and fancy ways to hide and show the interface. I also have to say that the combined, yet sepatate, email inboxes, calendars and contacts are a nice-to-have. The little chicklet keyboard reminds me of my old Sony Mylo, of which the best feature was the feedback that I had pushed a button. Still, unless they put a light behind that keyboard, say goodbye to typing in the dark. With all these applications staying open, I can’t imagine battery life and speed being all that great, but I may never find out, because the phone is on Sprint! Sprint? I wonder what ever happened to Sprint’s “draw in the air” guestures? Is touch really a superior technology? Hmm, I think it must be… I can’t even find any references to the announc... “At CES, Palm announced that the new iPhone/BlackBerry/Android KILLA would be out in the first half of this year.” (CrunchGear) If this video is any indication, the main two features I see in the Palm Pre is multi-tasking, and fancy ways to hide and show the interface. I also have to say that the combined, yet sepatate, email inboxes, calendars and contacts are a nice-to-have. The little chicklet keyboard reminds me of my old Sony Mylo, of which the best feature was the feedback that I had pushed a button. Still, unless they put a light behind that keyboard, say goodbye to typing in the dark. With all these applications staying open, I can’t imagine battery life and speed being all that great, but I may never find out, because the phone is on Sprint! Sprint? I wonder what ever happened to Sprint’s “draw in the air” guestures? Is touch really a superior technology? Hmm, I think it must be… I can’t even find any references to the announcement about drawing in the air to dial numbers, answer calls, etc. - just a bunch of videos with light painting. Will the Palm Pre be the light painting commercial of tomorrow? “At CES, Palm announced that the new iPhone/BlackBerry/Android KILLA would be out in the first half of this year.” (CrunchGear) If this video is any indication, the main two features I see in the Palm Pre is multi-tasking, and fancy ways to hide and show the interface. I also have to say that the combined, yet sepatate, email inboxes, calendars and contacts are a nice-to-have. The little chicklet keyboard reminds me of my old Sony Mylo, of which the best feature was the feedback that I had pushed a button. Still, unless they put a light behind that keyboard, say goodbye to typing in the dark. With all these applications staying open, I can’t imagine battery life and speed being all that great, but I may never find out, because the phone is on Sprint! Sprint? I wonder what ever happened to Sprint’s “draw in the air” guestures? Is touch really a superior technology? Hmm, I think it must be… I can’t even find any references to the announcement about drawing in the air to dial numbers, answer calls, etc. - just a bunch of videos with light painting. Will the Palm Pre be the light painting commercial of tomorrow? tag:odeo.com,2009-01-24,24183043 Sat, 24 Jan 2009 06:00:24 -0800 no Ryan Price and the Media phone, video, Reviews, Tech Podcasting Technology Media macintosh Internet networking florida linux apple vista Blogging network Information channels Windows Ryan price journalism social web20 3d orlando professional citizen graphics unix Fedora liberatr http://odeo.com/episodes/23932445-Palm-Pre-it%E2%80%99s-better-than-Ritalin “At CES, Palm announced that the new iPhone/BlackBerry/Android KILLA would be out in the first half of this year.” (CrunchGear) If this video is any indication, the main two features I see in the Palm Pre is multi-tasking, and fancy ways to hide and show the interface. I also have to say that the combined, yet sepatate, email inboxes, calendars and contacts are a nice-to-have. The little chicklet keyboard reminds me of my old Sony Mylo, of which the best feature was the feedback that I had pushed a button. Still, unless they put a light behind that keyboard, say goodbye to typing in the dark. With all these applications staying open, I can’t imagine battery life and speed being all that great, but I may never find out, because the phone is on Sprint! Sprint? I wonder what ever happened to Sprint’s “draw in the air” guestures? Is touch really a superior technology? Hmm, I think it must be… I can’t even find any references to the announc... “At CES, Palm announced that the new iPhone/BlackBerry/Android KILLA would be out in the first half of this year.” (CrunchGear) If this video is any indication, the main two features I see in the Palm Pre is multi-tasking, and fancy ways to hide and show the interface. I also have to say that the combined, yet sepatate, email inboxes, calendars and contacts are a nice-to-have. The little chicklet keyboard reminds me of my old Sony Mylo, of which the best feature was the feedback that I had pushed a button. Still, unless they put a light behind that keyboard, say goodbye to typing in the dark. With all these applications staying open, I can’t imagine battery life and speed being all that great, but I may never find out, because the phone is on Sprint! Sprint? I wonder what ever happened to Sprint’s “draw in the air” guestures? Is touch really a superior technology? Hmm, I think it must be… I can’t even find any references to the announcement about drawing in the air to dial numbers, answer calls, etc. - just a bunch of videos with light painting. Will the Palm Pre be the light painting commercial of tomorrow? “At CES, Palm announced that the new iPhone/BlackBerry/Android KILLA would be out in the first half of this year.” (CrunchGear) If this video is any indication, the main two features I see in the Palm Pre is multi-tasking, and fancy ways to hide and show the interface. I also have to say that the combined, yet sepatate, email inboxes, calendars and contacts are a nice-to-have. The little chicklet keyboard reminds me of my old Sony Mylo, of which the best feature was the feedback that I had pushed a button. Still, unless they put a light behind that keyboard, say goodbye to typing in the dark. With all these applications staying open, I can’t imagine battery life and speed being all that great, but I may never find out, because the phone is on Sprint! Sprint? I wonder what ever happened to Sprint’s “draw in the air” guestures? Is touch really a superior technology? Hmm, I think it must be… I can’t even find any references to the announcement about drawing in the air to dial numbers, answer calls, etc. - just a bunch of videos with light painting. Will the Palm Pre be the light painting commercial of tomorrow? tag:odeo.com,2009-01-24,23932445 Sat, 24 Jan 2009 06:00:24 -0800 no Ryan Price and the Media phone, video, Reviews, Tech Podcasting Technology Media macintosh Internet networking florida linux apple vista Blogging network Information channels Windows Ryan price journalism social web20 3d orlando professional citizen graphics unix Fedora liberatr http://odeo.com/episodes/24183044-FLCreatives-Events-Flickr Liberatr.net posted a photo: This month's calendar is pretty full... here is the next 10 days with just things posted to the site. Liberatr.net posted a photo: This month's calendar is pretty full... here is the next 10 days with just things posted to the site. Liberatr.net posted a photo: This month's calendar is pretty full... here is the next 10 days with just things posted to the site. tag:odeo.com,2009-01-14,24183044 Wed, 14 Jan 2009 13:42:26 -0800 no Ryan Price and the Media january, events, 2009, orlando, rpmedia, floridacreatives Podcasting Technology Media macintosh Internet networking florida linux apple vista Blogging network Information channels Windows Ryan price journalism social web20 3d orlando professional citizen graphics unix Fedora liberatr http://odeo.com/episodes/23878086-FLCreatives-Events-Flickr Liberatr.net posted a photo: This month's calendar is pretty full... here is the next 10 days with just things posted to the site. Liberatr.net posted a photo: This month's calendar is pretty full... here is the next 10 days with just things posted to the site. Liberatr.net posted a photo: This month's calendar is pretty full... here is the next 10 days with just things posted to the site. tag:odeo.com,2009-01-14,23878086 Wed, 14 Jan 2009 13:42:26 -0800 no Ryan Price and the Media january, events, 2009, orlando, rpmedia, floridacreatives Podcasting Technology Media macintosh Internet networking florida linux apple vista Blogging network Information channels Windows Ryan price journalism social web20 3d orlando professional citizen graphics unix Fedora liberatr http://odeo.com/episodes/24183045-Chilling-in-New-Orleans-literally In NOLA for Do it with Drupal this week and having a great time. It’s so cold here that it snowed! In NOLA for Do it with Drupal this week and having a great time. It’s so cold here that it snowed! In NOLA for Do it with Drupal this week and having a great time. It’s so cold here that it snowed! tag:odeo.com,2008-12-12,24183045 Fri, 12 Dec 2008 08:56:36 -0800 no Ryan Price and the Media drupal, Tech, travel, qik Podcasting Technology Media macintosh Internet networking florida linux apple vista Blogging network Information channels Windows Ryan price journalism social web20 3d orlando professional citizen graphics unix Fedora liberatr http://odeo.com/episodes/23743947-Chilling-in-New-Orleans-literally In NOLA for Do it with Drupal this week and having a great time. It’s so cold here that it snowed! In NOLA for Do it with Drupal this week and having a great time. It’s so cold here that it snowed! In NOLA for Do it with Drupal this week and having a great time. It’s so cold here that it snowed! tag:odeo.com,2008-12-12,23743947 Fri, 12 Dec 2008 08:56:36 -0800 no Ryan Price and the Media drupal, Tech, travel, qik Podcasting Technology Media macintosh Internet networking florida linux apple vista Blogging network Information channels Windows Ryan price journalism social web20 3d orlando professional citizen graphics unix Fedora liberatr http://odeo.com/episodes/24183046-Scary-Flickr Liberatr.net posted a photo: This baby-teddy-partiot in the Crane Game at High Tide Harry's (a seafood restaurant) is just super-scary! Liberatr.net posted a photo: This baby-teddy-partiot in the Crane Game at High Tide Harry's (a seafood restaurant) is just super-scary! Liberatr.net posted a photo: This baby-teddy-partiot in the Crane Game at High Tide Harry's (a seafood restaurant) is just super-scary! tag:odeo.com,2008-11-28,24183046 Fri, 28 Nov 2008 13:46:04 -0800 no Ryan Price and the Media phone, scary, baby, seafood, orlando, restaurant, patriotic, n96, rpmedia, teddybear, cranegame Podcasting Technology Media macintosh Internet networking florida linux apple vista Blogging network Information channels Windows Ryan price journalism social web20 3d orlando professional citizen graphics unix Fedora liberatr http://odeo.com/episodes/23682864-Scary-Flickr Liberatr.net posted a photo: This baby-teddy-partiot in the Crane Game at High Tide Harry's (a seafood restaurant) is just super-scary! Liberatr.net posted a photo: This baby-teddy-partiot in the Crane Game at High Tide Harry's (a seafood restaurant) is just super-scary! Liberatr.net posted a photo: This baby-teddy-partiot in the Crane Game at High Tide Harry's (a seafood restaurant) is just super-scary! tag:odeo.com,2008-11-28,23682864 Fri, 28 Nov 2008 13:46:04 -0800 no Ryan Price and the Media phone, scary, baby, seafood, orlando, restaurant, patriotic, n96, rpmedia, teddybear, cranegame Podcasting Technology Media macintosh Internet networking florida linux apple vista Blogging network Information channels Windows Ryan price journalism social web20 3d orlando professional citizen graphics unix Fedora liberatr http://odeo.com/episodes/24183047-Peter-Hirshberg-on-TV-and-the-web-TED-Talks Just a few minutes after I wrote my most recent “Internet killed TV” rant, I see this more well-informed and context-rich talk about the very same subject, complete with references to Marshall Mcluhan. From Peter Hirshberg on TV and the web | Video on TED.com: In this absorbing look at emerging media and tech history, Peter Hirshberg shares some crucial lessons from Silicon Valley and explains why the web is so much more than “better TV.” A Silicon Valley executive, entrepreneur and marketing specialist, Peter Hirshberg might just be the definitive voice on how new technology affects business and culture. Full bio and more links Just a few minutes after I wrote my most recent “Internet killed TV” rant, I see this more well-informed and context-rich talk about the very same subject, complete with references to Marshall Mcluhan. From Peter Hirshberg on TV and the web | Video on TED.com: In this absorbing look at emerging media and tech history, Peter Hirshberg shares some crucial lessons from Silicon Valley and explains why the web is so much more than “better TV.” A Silicon Valley executive, entrepreneur and marketing specialist, Peter Hirshberg might just be the definitive voice on how new technology affects business and culture. Full bio and more links Just a few minutes after I wrote my most recent “Internet killed TV” rant, I see this more well-informed and context-rich talk about the very same subject, complete with references to Marshall Mcluhan. From Peter Hirshberg on TV and the web | Video on TED.com: In this absorbing look at emerging media and tech history, Peter Hirshberg shares some crucial lessons from Silicon Valley and explains why the web is so much more than “better TV.” A Silicon Valley executive, entrepreneur and marketing specialist, Peter Hirshberg might just be the definitive voice on how new technology affects business and culture. Full bio and more links tag:odeo.com,2008-11-23,24183047 Sun, 23 Nov 2008 12:38:38 -0800 no Ryan Price and the Media radio, video, Tech, tv, trends, digital media, historic, Web sites Podcasting Technology Media macintosh Internet networking florida linux apple vista Blogging network Information channels Windows Ryan price journalism social web20 3d orlando professional citizen graphics unix Fedora liberatr http://odeo.com/episodes/23659047-Peter-Hirshberg-on-TV-and-the-web-TED-Talks Just a few minutes after I wrote my most recent “Internet killed TV” rant, I see this more well-informed and context-rich talk about the very same subject, complete with references to Marshall Mcluhan. From Peter Hirshberg on TV and the web | Video on TED.com: In this absorbing look at emerging media and tech history, Peter Hirshberg shares some crucial lessons from Silicon Valley and explains why the web is so much more than “better TV.” A Silicon Valley executive, entrepreneur and marketing specialist, Peter Hirshberg might just be the definitive voice on how new technology affects business and culture. Full bio and more links Just a few minutes after I wrote my most recent “Internet killed TV” rant, I see this more well-informed and context-rich talk about the very same subject, complete with references to Marshall Mcluhan. From Peter Hirshberg on TV and the web | Video on TED.com: In this absorbing look at emerging media and tech history, Peter Hirshberg shares some crucial lessons from Silicon Valley and explains why the web is so much more than “better TV.” A Silicon Valley executive, entrepreneur and marketing specialist, Peter Hirshberg might just be the definitive voice on how new technology affects business and culture. Full bio and more links Just a few minutes after I wrote my most recent “Internet killed TV” rant, I see this more well-informed and context-rich talk about the very same subject, complete with references to Marshall Mcluhan. From Peter Hirshberg on TV and the web | Video on TED.com: In this absorbing look at emerging media and tech history, Peter Hirshberg shares some crucial lessons from Silicon Valley and explains why the web is so much more than “better TV.” A Silicon Valley executive, entrepreneur and marketing specialist, Peter Hirshberg might just be the definitive voice on how new technology affects business and culture. Full bio and more links tag:odeo.com,2008-11-23,23659047 Sun, 23 Nov 2008 12:38:38 -0800 no Ryan Price and the Media radio, video, Tech, tv, trends, digital media, historic, Web sites Podcasting Technology Media macintosh Internet networking florida linux apple vista Blogging network Information channels Windows Ryan price journalism social web20 3d orlando professional citizen graphics unix Fedora liberatr