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AS IT HAPPENED #18 Oshkosh's 2nd Tweetup

AS IT HAPPENED #18 Oshkosh's 2nd Tweetup

from recent posts - blip.tv (beta) on June 20, 2009
Oshkosh had their second Tweetup. I missed the first one due to some pain I was in for lack of a better explanation lol. This particular tweetup had a lot of social value to it. American Table on Main St. was a very quiet restaurant so the Zi6 picked up our conversation much better. Plus Jaimy (@jaimy_marie) was the main camera girl. She did a better job than I would have. AS IT HAPPENED #18 on April 18th. It was actually 18 and 18.
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Jules Blattner, and the Warren Groovy All-Star Band

Jules Blattner, and the Warren Groovy All-Star Band

from Revver - music, video Videos on May 17, 2009
Author: videotrends Added: Sun, 17 May 2009 08:33:19 -0800 Duration: 0Throughout the 1970s booking agents knew Jules Blattner and the Warren Groovy All-Star Band as the hardest working band in the Midwest. They played up to 300 nights a year throughout the upper Midwest and Southeastern United States with no road personnel for setup or sound, unbelievable by todays standards. The majority of the bookings were one-night-stands in Illinois and Wisconsin, Iowa, Michigan, and Minnesota. Part of one summer found them in the Canadian provinces of Manitoba and Ontario. In January the band would head south to Louisville, Atlanta, and finally Florida where they played the Beachcomber in Daytona Beach for a ten year run during Bike Week, the Daytona 500 and on through Spring Break. Florida side ventures took them to Miami, Cocoa Beach, Merrit Beach, Barstow, and Fort Meyers. The South was their place to refresh the show with new material for the next northern migration. It also broadened their exposure to travelers from the entire United States and beyond.
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Jules Blattner, and the Warren Groovy All-Star Band

Jules Blattner, and the Warren Groovy All-Star Band

from ROCK MUSIC AND PEOPLE VIDEOS on May 17, 2009
Author: videotrends Added: Sun, 17 May 2009 08:33:19 -0800 Duration: 0Throughout the 1970s booking agents knew Jules Blattner and the Warren Groovy All-Star Band as the hardest working band in the Midwest. They played up to 300 nights a year throughout the upper Midwest and Southeastern United States with no road personnel for setup or sound, unbelievable by todays standards. The majority of the bookings were one-night-stands in Illinois and Wisconsin, Iowa, Michigan, and Minnesota. Part of one summer found them in the Canadian provinces of Manitoba and Ontario. In January the band would head south to Louisville, Atlanta, and finally Florida where they played the Beachcomber in Daytona Beach for a ten year run during Bike Week, the Daytona 500 and on through Spring Break. Florida side ventures took them to Miami, Cocoa Beach, Merrit Beach, Barstow, and Fort Meyers. The South was their place to refresh the show with new material for the next northern migration. It also broadened their exposure to travelers from the entire United States and beyond.
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AS IT HAPPENED #12 Green Bay's 2nd Tweetup

AS IT HAPPENED #12 Green Bay's 2nd Tweetup

from - blip.tv (beta) on May 10, 2009
Attended the second Tweetup in Green Bay, WI. It was a great time. Picked up as much video as I could without being too anti-social. Tough to edit since I couldn't remember what I shot live via Qik or my Zi6. Once again I mispelled a twitter user. Sorry @gegere! View the four #gbtu live streams at qik.com/rosslarocco
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AS IT HAPPENED #13 Shamrock Shakeup

AS IT HAPPENED #13 Shamrock Shakeup

from - blip.tv (beta) on May 10, 2009
We, the tweeps of Northeastern Wisconsin have finally come together for the first time at this Tweetup. Appleton, Oshkosh, Green Bay, Neenah. Truely a momentous occaison. Cheers to Twitter and Social Media. Group Picture (From left to right) @mattmutz, Jordan (correct me if I'm wrong lol), @mmangen, @mcyrulik, @rosslarocco, @evanbryce (below), @cocoancream, Dagen (below), @St4r5hin3, Christian (below), @m3g4hur7z, @dawnzo Live Stream qik.com/video/1290470 @Todd_Schmidt not in the picture, but JUST signed up for Twitter and attended the Tweetup. Awesome to see this phenomenon catch on quick.
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JetLev-Flyer Water Jet Pack Facts

JetLev-Flyer Water Jet Pack Facts

from Favorites of liseli on February 05, 2009
Fly on water thrust. This new jet pack idea may not be the best way to get to work, but it sure does look like a good time. The German company MS Watersports GmbH is marketing the water-pressure-powered JetLev-flyer jet pack and selling it (lessons included) for about $128,000 ... or just about what a brand new two-seat 120 mph light sport aircraft would cost you. But you can't use one of those underwater. For what it's worth, we'll bet this thing makes significantly more noise, too. Video narrated/edited by Glenn Pew for AVweb.com http://www.glennpew.com
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