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Wisdom Words from Road Node 101 Midwest / Ozarks Division and Jaques Cousteau.

JoelArt Announces Node 101 Heidelberg (Germany) A Joel Carner interview on how he found the perfect spot for Node 101 Heidelberg. He's offered vloggers from around the world a place to stay... Video podcast vlog featuring the poetry of humanity in multimedia.

Part II of footage from the latest Meet The Vloggers that took place at the Apple Store on Michigan Avenue in Chicago, May 20, 2006. Speakers included Chuck Olsen from Minnesota Stories, Richard from The Richard Show, Bill from Lo-Fi Saint Louis and John and Justin from Feedburner. Other vloggers that participated in the Node 101 segment were Mason Dixon, Doug Meade, David Meade, Kelly Belly with Flash meeting appearances by Last Lap Nick, PJK Productions (UK), and Bicycle Sidewalk (Japan). More video blogs from the event will be available at ChicagoVideoBloggers.com. Take a second and comment HERE! Meet The Vloggers Midwest II [Quicktime 7/iTunes M4V, H-264 optimized for iPod - 3:26 - 20.3 mb] Alternative download :: Meet The Vloggers Midwest II [Quicktime 6.5+ MOV, MPEG-4 - 3:26 - 19.7 mb] Help support a digital starving artist today! TAGS :: Chicago, Meet The Vloggers, meetup, MTV, videoblogger, video podcaster, node 101, vlog,videoblog, video blog, video podcast

Part II of footage from the latest Meet The Vloggers that took place at the Apple Store on Michigan Avenue in Chicago, May 20, 2006. Speakers included Chuck Olsen from Minnesota Stories, Richard from The Richard Show, Bill from Lo-Fi Saint Louis and John and Justin from Feedburner. Other vloggers that participated in the Node 101 segment were Mason Dixon, Doug Meade, David Meade, Kelly Belly with Flash meeting appearances by Last Lap Nick, PJK Productions (UK), and Bicycle Sidewalk (Japan). More video blogs from the event will be available at ChicagoVideoBloggers.com. Take a second and comment HERE! Meet The Vloggers Midwest II [Quicktime 7/iTunes M4V, H-264 optimized for iPod - 3:26 - 20.3 mb] Alternative download :: Meet The Vloggers Midwest II [Quicktime 6.5+ MOV, MPEG-4 - 3:26 - 19.7 mb] Help support a digital starving artist today! TAGS :: Chicago, Meet The Vloggers, meetup, MTV, videoblogger, video podcaster, node 101, vlog,videoblog, video blog, video podcast

Part I of footage from the latest Meet The Vloggers that took place at the Apple Store on Michigan Avenue in Chicago, May 20, 2006. Speakers included Chuck Olsen from Minnesota Stories, Richard from The Richard Show, Bill from Lo-Fi Saint Louis and John and Justin from Feedburner. Other vloggers that participated in the Node 101 segment were Mason Dixon, Doug Meade, David Meade, Kelly Belly with Flash meeting appearances by Last Lap Nick, PJK Productions (UK), and Bicycle Sidewalk (Japan). More video blogs from the event will be available at ChicagoVideoBloggers.com. Comment HERE! Meet The Vloggers Midwest I [Quicktime 7/iTunes M4V, H-264 optimized for iPod - 3:22 - 19.9 mb] Alternative download :: Meet The Vloggers Midwest I [Quicktime 6.5+ MOV, MPEG-4 - 3:22 - 19.4 mb] TAGS :: Chicago, Meet The Vloggers, meetup, MTV, videoblogger, video podcaster, node 101, vlog,videoblog, video blog, video podcast

This week's episode of Coffee with Carl (aka Boston Node 101) features Steve Garfield talking about his life and how he came to be a videoblogger. Brittany really needles Steve and asks the tough questions we all wondered about.I took this vide with my Nikon Coolpix 8700 camera, which does not do very good with movies. It's great for stills, though. You can see this by clicking here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/50282184@N00/102839526/ Payment

I met two wonderful people. They reminded me of life, love and creativity whitin the importance of friendships and community. thank you jaime BrianaI had a HAPPY time.

Road Node 101::Chipman Storage Issues Watch the video Chipman New Brunswick resident Philip Clark purchased a new car the day of our arrival and was proud of and curious about her - Peg, for arpeggio In this episode, we get the dollar tour of Peg's trunk. The music is I Stole You a Sennheiser from the CD Control Change by Mr. Clark. cmd=_xclick&business=vze4pnhk%40verizon%2enet&item_name=Road%20Node%2010 1&no_shipping=0&no_note=1&tax=0¤cy" rel="payment">

Road Node 101::Heads Off / Cambridge MA Watch the video Arriving at Mike Serra's place, where cookies were in progress, we hit the streets to hang "We Are the Media" posters. Steve Garfield was more effective than our posters in getting humans to attend, having sent out email notices to his blogging lists. Bloggers are likely candidates to make the switch to vlogging. Check.cmd=_xclick&business=vze4pnhk%40verizon%2enet&item_name=Road%20Node%2010 1&no_shipping=0&no_note=1&tax=0¤cy" rel="payment">

Kent Bye's Echochamber Project gives me a thrill. In this episode, Kent talks about the impulse to record the main stream media in the months leading up to the war. Payment

Road Node 101::Address to Hopelessness Watch the video Speaking to Carl Weaver's class of young people-on-the-edge about jobs in film and videoblogging. Carl writes that one of the fellows you see here has gone back to jail and that another is on his way if things don't change. He calls them, "...the rusty knives in society's silverware drawer." Hadn't planned to post this because it's 16 minutes long, but Jonny Goldstein is gathering teaching materials and thought this might be of interest. Tags: Faux Press Road Node 101

Road Node 101::Chipman Morning Healing Watch the video Philip Clark conducts a morning healing session with Randy Mann.

Road Node 101::University of Maine Watch the video One of the best days we spent teaching was at the University of Maine. Here's a remnant of the day, vlogging the students' introductions. Kent Bye also gives a brief explanation of his Echochamber Project that is worth listening to.

Road Node 101::Randy Referee Watch the video Another of the many sides of Randy Mann.

Round Bob is part of the Randy Mann circle at Lowell Telecommunications public access and addresses here the nature of being a superstar and Lowell's vibrant arts community. Payment

Road Node 101::Reflections Watch the video While this video is a reflection upon Road Node 101 taken the last day officially on the tour, that doesn't mean there aren't a bunch of vids in process. Just wanted to post this wrap-up piece for its immediacy. What a trip it was! The network is strong. Stronger than imagined. And replete with mutual support. The urgency we feel to get the word out sooner is palpable and real. The need to teach folks to create media, important. When you create it, you begin to understand its complex power. Perhaps that's why I stopped consuming popular media for ten years just as I began to work in the film industry. In the end, I remain hugely optimistic about human nature and filled with hope for the future, for WE ARE THE MEDIA, and media is powerful when used as a tool. Work hard; use the proper tools. _______ replete adj 1: filled to satisfaction with food or drink; a full stomach [syn: full, replete(p)] 2: (followed by `with')deeply filled or permeated; imbued with the spirit of the Reformation ; words instinct with love ; it is replete with misery [syn: instinct(p), replete(p)] v : fill to satisfaction; I am sated [syn: satiate, sate, fill]

Road Node 101::The Chipman Music Video Watch the video Music Video time here at the Road Node. a href= http://swordfight.org Philip Clark /a affords a href= http://averrycoollifeblog.blogspot.com Randy /a and I a musical welcome and introduction to Peg, to whom this little piece is dedicated. Then, we have supper (Clark cooks), and among seven bedrooms we must choose where we should lay our road-weary heads. Welcome to Chipman, New Brunswick, where lots of great stuff happens.

Road Node 101::The Chipman Interviews Watch the video Philip Clark ov Swordfight.org says there's nothing to do in Chipman, New Brunswick. Humbly beg to differ. There was the stove to attend to. And the gathering and making of food and media. What else is there? Okay. A couple other things, like music and family and chores. And unspoken things. We chat about equipment, where we'll be when the re-evolution comes, the hermit lifestyle and reasons.

Road Node 101::Lowell Telecommunications Corporation Watch the video Spent a few days in Lowell Massachusetts gathering intelligence about Lowell Telecommunications Corporation and their media operation, with which Randy is intimately and actively involved. Home of the Digital Bicycle project, LTC is on the cutting edge in every way, and I approached them with a healthy doses of humility and respect for many years of experience and service to their community. When I asked Media Services Technician Jason Daniels what set public access television apart from the vlogosphere he characterized its long history as both boon and burden. The vlogosphere for all its naive infancy is light on its feet. The Digital Bicycle will be a means for public access television stations to upload digitized content for sharing. The expect to take the project online in a four-station alpha test soon. Support your public access television station. Would love reports from other vloggers about their local public access endeavors.

One of many great lessons learned was the use of blip.tv's alpha of direct browser-based video recording / uploading / posting for Safari browsers (they anticipate other browser capability eventually) as a vlog teaching tool. Here's a glimpse of the new media class to which Randy, Kent and I spoke. Randy was shooting and the kids had lots of questions about the Echochamber Project and Videoblogging. Tags: Faux Press Road Node 101

Ah. Long stretches of highway with nary another vehicle in sight. When all else fails, sing. Tags: Faux Press Road Node 101

At our meetup, organized by Road Node 101, we got to meet some interesting folks. Among them was Phil Hamilton, and his big time.How cool is that? Click here for Quicktime movie (in a new window) Runtime is 2:14 PS: Phil posted a video of us from this night, also! Check it out here!

Road Node 101 dropped by on Sunday evening, and when they realized we had cookies for them they decided to re-work American politics. Click here for Quicktime movie (in a new window) Runtime is 2:50 Please feel free to state your party offiliation below, after veiwing.

Pleased to report that the Cambridge MA MTV Meetup was an unadulterated success. Mike and I papered the neighborhood with flyers, but those new to the scene in attendance were induced by virtue of personal contact with Steve Garfield who brought 3 blogger / video capable folks in tow, including Ravi Jain (a comic video maker at http://ravijain.org and http://blog.ravijain.org), Michael (a blogger who is interested in doing some video work) and Holland Wilde, another vlog-curious blogger whose site is http://medianipple.blogspot.com). Thanks, Steve! New folks at other Node Trip MTV events also came from personal contact (the "Vlog it!" LED brooch worked wonders) and via blogmap and an email or two. Also present were Phil Hamilton (who hit the big time here: http://philham.blogspot.com/) and his mom, Donna. How great is that? Turns out Phil's family had no idea he was videoblogging until he was Googled and outed by a relative during his summer vacation. He's as wonderful in person as he is on tape. There was a great lot of excitement around the event, most of which came from seeing one another in person and telling the deeper, longer stories of our lives, like how Mike & Serra of http://headsoff.blogspot.com met (I'll post the story via podcast soon). In other news, heard through the grapevine that Dooser's Dad is intrigued by the vlog idea from our Saratoga Springs MTV. Write you from Winterport Maine and the home of Kent and Jen Bye. The leaves here have turned but not fallen. Tomorrow morning, we conduct an MTV event for the new media class at the University of Maine. Psyche. Then, we're off to Philip Clark and New Brunswick. That's the news from the Road Node. Jan -- "It isn't done alone. Pay more." http://groups.yahoo.com/group/roadnode101/ - education http://fauxpress.blogspot.com - motion http://blog.urbanartadventures.com - sound http://vlogpresskit.blogspot.com - media http://the-hold.blogspot.com - literature .

Introducing Carl's Class Watch the video Repetition.Meditation. Truth.

Dooser on the ontology of surveillance cameras. Payment

MB's Rant Watch the video

A Road Node Meditation on Logic with Carl Weaver Watch the video With Carl Weaver and his excellent poet/GED students. If young artists can be treated with respect in school, I am not without hope for the future.

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