Tuesday 13 July 2010

Download Extraordinary Everyday Lives #073 : 1:14:46 27.3 MB

- Intro music “Wake Up Now”, by steck [Graham Steel; Scotland; macblawg], via macjams.com.
With @fang @dnwallace guest @vinbrown

Guest

- @vinbrown Vincent Brown : http://www.talkingpyramids.com/

Topics

- vin imac woes – internal hard drive and wifi
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Xs_1QCyPAg
http://octomac.com/tech/iMacHD/iMacHDUpgrade.html

-airport scanners kill your electronic stuff

-mikes been having gadget woes. hdd external discussion.

-blip.tv

http://fang.blip.tv
Blip is a great platform for video remix
I’d be delighted if someone downloaded .wmv or .mov editable stuff and mashed me up

- What to make of Apple?
3m ipads in 80 days; 1.7m iphone 4s in 3 days
Apple v Android? Kents thoughts?

When ideas have sex: Matt Ridley on TED.com
http://www.ted.com/talks/matt_ridley_when_ideas_have_sex.html
*Refer to the “Exchange Ideas” segment of last show
** Look forward to “Kookaburra” all music is the exchange of ideas, which should be encouraged to [adapt]

[vin] – Kookaburra & Men at Work continued:
http://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/music/men-at-work-flautist-has-heard-the-thunder-20100706-zyzu.html
”This whole copyright issue needs to be dealt with. Musicians are unaware of their rights, and they need to be able to cover themselves.” says the flautest Greg Ham.

[vin] – The future for the Music Industry:
- http://www.jamendo.com/en/
My favourite source of music. All Creative Commons licensed.

- http://www.bandcamp.com
Put your album up on Bandcamp and nominate a cost per song or per album. Make payment optional if you like.

- http://www.kickstarter.com/
A great way to finance a project. I’ve personally supported musos who have put up the recording of an album as a project. They nominate the amount they reckon it will cost to make and if they reach the goal by the nominated time then they get the money. If they don’t make the targeted amount they don’t receive the money.

- Wholesale Meat Direct: Creative Commons Record Store @ Format!
http://twitter.com/format_adelaide

http://wearehunted.com

Interesting links n bits

-memory box backup in zdnet : http://www.zdnet.com.au/sa-great-for-tech-start-ups-memory-box-339304405.htm
-Google Maps Adds Built-In URL Shortening : http://www.lifehacker.com.au/2010/07/google-maps-adds-built-in-url-shortening/
The Influence Project : http://influenceproject.fastcompany.com
http://fcinf.com/v/dqze
-social.com
-klout.com
-packrati.us

Thursday 17 Jun 2010

Download Extraordinary Everyday Lives #072 : 1:14:05 25.9 MB

- Intro music “Wake Up Now”, by steck [Graham Steel; Scotland; macblawg], via macjams.com.
With @fang @rickcl @dnwallace guest @danmc

Special guest

- @danmc Daniel McPherson
code7 cloud solutions, social computing behind the firewall
- www.zevenseas.com http://www.zevenseas.com
- sharepoint app store http://www.produshare.com/pages/appstore.aspx
- sharepoint conf tag #auspc

Rick’s writing to pollies: http://ricks-rambles.blogspot.com/2010/04/aussie-internet-filter-south-australian.html

Mikes video archives

http://fang.blip.tv

- Exchange IDEAS
- Exchange ???

- SA Brady 1997
- MSFT Services 2004

- LaserTag

Find out what a hashtag refers to on twitter – What the trend http://whatthetrend.com/

Howard Reihngold – Social crap detection

Creative Commons vs Copyright:

- Fashion industry TED talk
Johanna Blakley
http://www.ted.com/talks/johanna_blakley_lessons_from_fashion_s_free_culture.html

Copyright law’s grip on film, music and software barely touches the fashion industry … and fashion benefits in both innovation and sales, says Johanna Blakley. At TEDxUSC 2010, she talks about what all creative industries can learn from fashion’s free culture.

- Innovation thrives in absence of ‘IP Protection’
- www.learcenter.org/pdf/TEDxBlakley.pdf www.learcenter.org/pdf/TEDxBlakley.pdf

Lou Reed’s advice to JJJ the Doctor
http://www.abc.net.au/triplej/media/s122914839.htm

Extraordinary Everyday Lives #071 : 1:18:10 28.5MB [Right-click to download]

With @fang @silkcharm @dnwallace (Twitter… internet identity by chance?)

Mike wants revisit podcast #26 , first one we did with laurel, exactly 3 years ago, where part of what we talked about was web1 bust/web2 bust/web3
[play snippet]

12:36 Web 2.0 ‘bust up’ -> slideshare.net
http://www.slideshare.net/fang/student-services-social-media-part1pcsafe Slides 10-11 as per tweet:
@SilkCharm slides 10-11 of: http://ow.ly/1Pk3D in the light of what we said back in may 2007 on eel #26 http://ow.ly/1Pk5j #fb @dnwallace ??

Deadpool: http://techcrunch.com/tag/deadpool/

13:50 Web 3-4 Reading from the prophet fang. Lots of little bits. like 4square.com
LearnDog MarkII
Accessibility in 4square http://foursquare.com/apps/

15:00 What will web 3.0 look like?
17:00 Back-end integration (semantic web?)

18:00 Business continuity ‘archive’
Backupify http://www.backupify.com/
Old tweets at library of congress (by google?)
tweetscan.com for those old tweets and http://www.tweetscan.com/ for backing up your followers etc.

[ ] * listener challenge – find the old racy tweets betwen Helen Razer and Catherine Deveny mentioned on Monday May10 episode of QandA on the ABC.

Mike’s new QandA video mashup: “Do old tweets really die” featuring the recently de-twittered Helen Razer

Google Search @HelenRazer then click (left hand side) UPDATES.
Up the top, click May or 2010 then click through the timeline to the right date.
http://bit.ly/a0DNS9 should take you there.
Also:
http://www.tweetscan.com/index.php?s=&u=helenrazer&site=&de=1
Does the trick, taking some screenshots for my video mashup now!< <<-mike to insert link to ‘do old tweets die’ video mashup

20:00 if blogger went tomorrow
22:45 Move on -> the social (4th) sector

Facebook credits virtual currency

Dave ponders: is the web trading on recognition?

Acknowledgements

- Intro music “Wake Up Now”, by steck [Graham Steel; Scotland; macblawg], via macjams.com.

facefriendbookfeed logo?

Dave, Mike and Kent get together for this week’s conversation.

Dave has a new headset (Plantronics DSP400). High fidelity ensues.

Mike has been preparing for The University of Adelaide’s Open
Day and enjoying Science
Alive.

Social media marketing for District
9,
complete with confiscation of cell phones. Tweets ensue.

The Newsome family’s trip to New Braunfels, and the Comal River. Cassidy is a daredevil.

The Palm Pre pulls an ET, and phones home. Outrage ensues.

Facebook and the happiness or lack thereof behind the walls. Kent sort of
defends Facebook. Pigs take flight.

Facebook buys Friendfeed. Slumber ensues.

Delicious founder rethinks sale to Yahoo. Is Delicious relevant anymore?
Dave shows A.Tinythread.Com to Mike and Kent. Are we seeing the rebirth of
the message board? Mike likes RSS and messy things, and finds the
in-between things wanting. Usability does not always define the experience.

RSS is wonderful, but does anyone care? Kent and Mike mourn the treatment
of RSS. Dave says RSS is the infrastructure, not so much the destination.

Are stand alone RSS readers dead? Kent says it’s about monetization and
Google’s big war chest full of free. Dave and Mike praise
NetNewsWire.
Mike likes the archival abilities.

Dave is looking at microphones. Various alternatives are discussed. SAMSON C01U, RODE Podcaster or BEHRINGER C1U. Samson get points for being social.

Kent and Dave talk about how to make everything
better.
They have many good ideas for developers to ignore in favor of another
useless sharing feature.

Profiles: Facebook, Google Profiles, or just a free range web page? Dave
and Kent explore Google Profiles. More on this next time.

Pre Microsoft DOS for sale on eBay. Kent misses DOS. Dave tells the story
of how Microsoft acquired DOS.

The problem with YouTube.
Another problem is the music labels. YouTube’s audio swapper is a somewhat
acceptable work-around.

Kids think outside the box. Maybe that’s why they are the innovators.

Acknowledgements

- Image by me
- Thanks for the show notes Kent
- Intro music “Wake Up Now”, by steck [Graham Steel; Scotland; macblawg], via macjams.com.

Kookaburras have a gay life

Thursday Jul 30 2009

Just how gay is a Kookaburra’s life?

Dave, Kent & Mike are joined by VinBrown and talk tech news – mostly. With the odd rant on Kookaburras and the Lifekludger wiki launch.

Kookaburra sits in the old gum tree,Merry merry king of the bush is he.Laugh, Kookaburra, laugh, Kookaburra,Gay your life must be!

Thursday 18th June

The Extraordinary Everyday Lives Show #067 – Last Mile Communication Breakdown

 

 

 
*Telstra should be shot

-is this me? http://xkcd.com/597/

 

*Genevieve Bell, Adelaide Thinker In Residence, Intel fellow. .. “the Internet has gone feral”

-Your invitation to a free public lecture by Dr Genevieve Bell in Adelaide early July -> http://bit.ly/13VQdJ #sastories (via @fang)

 

* Making Dave’s wheelchair a wifi hotspot SSID=LifeKludger

Get a battery powered device

Stick Telstra NextG card in

Rack up bills and get Telstra to pay em

- verizon mifi xyz

 

*Facebook vanity urls. Is it all vanity?

 

*Gran Torino was not overacted!  Gran Torino (3)- overacting and the unnecessary verbalization of the obvious makes a great concept only a pretty good movie (nice ride, though). 

-watch taken

-august rush

 

*iPhone 3S

 

*Rick Clise comment. Short head/Long tail discussions.

-http://extraordinary.thepodcastnetwork.com/2009/06/04/163/#comments

 
*LearnDog / PlanetMuse:
- and update from mike
- a possible skype interview with Dean
- an .mp3 or two

 

Senator Nick Xenophon at PlanetMuse launch party

Wed, 17 Jun 2009 8:28 PM

Last week I attended the PlanetMuse launch party courtesy of the LearnDog foundation. I have just been given a video recording of proceedings from which I extracted some audio of Senator Nick Xenophon speaking. I was quite impressed with the connections the good Senator made in relation to Gladwell’s tipping point and Winston Churchill’s wrestling with [...]

 

LearnDog and PlanetMuse – patterns beginning to emerge

Fri, 12 Jun 2009 10:50 AM

Just returned from the mysterious ‘PlanetMuse’ party at the Underground in Adelaide, supported by the LearnDog foundation. If you know me will you will understand this is of great interest to me because I left a great job at Microsoft and a 25 year career in I.C.T. to spend a very difficult year (2005/06) as [...]

 

*Mike’s iPhone 3.0 updated during the show.

 

Acknowledgements

- Image from flickr by dhutchman

- Intro music “Wake Up Now”, by steck [Graham Steel; Scotland; macblawg], via macjams.com.

- feedmyinbox [http://www.feedmyinbox.com/] *WOW mike needs this for his Uni work
- feedblitz [FeedBlitz - The Email Marketing Service for Blogs, Social Media ...]
- feedburner’s e/mail feature dashboard->subscribe via e/mail [http://feedburner.google.com]

- losing backup.app since .mac divorce
- time machine ass backwards (dont wanna buy another leopard for old lappie)
- winXP evil of successful backup – restore completes without error msg but NO FILES!!!
- fecking with folder sync
- other ideas welcome?
- win home server [Introducing Windows Home Server]
- SynTwoFolders [http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/22644]
- synctoy [win-Synctoy 2 0]
- Mesh [https://www.mesh.com/welcome/default.aspx]
- dropbox [Dropbox - Home - Secure backup, sync and sharing made easy.]
- carbonite [http://carbonite.com/]

Dave, Mike & Kent get together and wax lyrical about the following:

Mike has a braindump debrief with Dave after attending the ConnectingUp 09 Conf. 

ConnectingUp 2009 Conference.

watching #cua09

Keynote audio from #cua09 – Allen Gunn

Audio from #cua09 – Mike Seyfang

Aggregated feed

Years highlights of this podcast

LifeKludger Project Pledge model

http://tinyurl.com/lkp001

https://www.fundable.com/groupactions/groupaction.2008-11-06.2051953639/view?searchterm=lifekludger

Timeline – 11 days left???

- makers
- livers
- suppliers
- givers

TPN Pledge
http://tpn.thepodcastnetwork.com/pledge
TPN google-bowled

TPN Shop
http://tpn.thepodcastnetwork.com/shop/

WikiPedia
http://wikimediafoundation.org/wiki/Donate/Now/en

CC
http://lessig.org/blog/2008/11/jonathan_coulton_on_cc.html

DollarPortraits dude?
http://dollarportraits.com/

cc:by images on flickr turning into c
- george oates?
- ui / times
- attribution in general
- JP ribbit birthday
- unable to tag other peoples photos UI=?
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/mikeblogs/2762543380/
- http://dnwallace.com/blog/2008/11/12/happy-birthday-jp-abundant-heterogeneous-creativity/
- photonics : http://flickr.com/photos/29005492@N07/3042629834/

MarsPhoenix photo mashups:
[We can't quit you, either! The team saw and loved this today -- very, uh, creative: http://tinyurl.com/65ou9y Enjoy. More news soon]

Update: Apologies for audio quality, some interference gremlins snuck in somewhere. We are looking at fixing it up somewhat and will republish the audio as soon as that’s done.

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The Extraordinary Everyday Lives Show #049

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Extraordinary Everyday Lives show #49 – Friday 23rd May 2008 – Catchup with @kanter

Beth Kanter is a trainer, blogger, consultant who writes about social-media tools in the nonprofit sector. She additionally develops curricula, researches, and evaluates technology for nonprofits. You can learn more about her at bethkanter.org.

Guests
Beth Kanter – http://beth.typepad.com/

In this short show we chat with Beth Kanter who came to OZ for the Connecting UP (cu08) conference in Brisbane.

The catchup is done via Skype to Beth’s mobile phone when she’s in a noisy pub, so excuse the quality.

Talk about cu08
karen?
Stuart Jones – Fritz and Sauce
beth keynote – fundraising

aus sim card with data – which one? = optus

Shirky – here comes everybody + vid from Beth’s blog – cognitive surplus (Beth just finished, Mike just started)
- p25-28 The birthday ‘paradox’
- n x (n-1)/2

- hashtag.org
- qik.com
- nonprofitpulse.org

The Extraordinary Everyday Lives Show #048 – Thursday 15th May 2008 : Ustream experingmenting and a no-guest ramble

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Extraordinary Everyday Lives show #48

Ustream experingmenting and a no-guest ramble

Acknowledgements:

The intro. music for the show is from the song ‘Extraordinary Girl’ by ‘Jack in the Pulpit’ (http://www.jackinthepulpit.com/) courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network (music.podshow.com)

This edition of the show was Sponsored by Nick Hodge, Professional Geek at Microsoft. For sponsorship opportunities email us at extraordinary@thepodcastnetwork.com

The Extraordinary Everyday Lives Show #047 – Thursday 1st May 2008 : Mark Pesce

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Extraordinary Everyday Lives show #47 – Mark Pesce

‘reality is that which will kill you if ignored long enough’

Mark Pesce – blog: Hyperpeople; http://blog.futurestreetconsulting.com/

Wikipedia:
Mark Pesce, (December 8, 1962, in Everett, Massachusetts) one of the early pioneers in Virtual Reality is a writer, researcher and teacher. The co-inventor of VRML, he is the author of five books and numerous papers on the future of technology.

* What happened in Adelaide?

Twitter whilst in adelaide – What exactly happenned at that point?
“mpesce Ok, I just witnessed a simulated death. I wasn’t warned about it, wasn’t prepared for it, and am unhappy about it. 18 minutesago from txt “

The Human Network – http://blog.futurestreetconsulting.com/?p=41

“I have focused my research toward an understanding of how technologies change the people who use them, and how people change the technologies they use. This emergent, or “autopoietic,” relationship between technology and society is now having a significant impact upon the organization of all aspects of human life – and, in specific, the relationships between vast collections of individuals: that is, politics.”

* What is an autopoietic relationship?
* Is technology driven by culture or culture by technology? (Linda Stone) (Does technology free you? Or enslave you?) (We feel alive when connected to others. (LS))

mpesce on business – http://blog.futurestreetconsulting.com/?p=44

“The larger an organization grows, the louder the cry for conversation grows, and the more pressing its need. In each case some industry sector or institution confronts a pervasively networked public which can out-think, out-maneuver and massively out-compete an institution which formed in an era before the rise of the network. The balance of power has shifted decisively into the hands of the networked public.”

* How does an organisation that basically has no control and no power survive?

* Lets talk about Meraki and Mesh networks for ubiquitous wifi
(inspired by ‘Mob Rules‘ talk ) http://mseyfang.edublogs.org/2007/11/06/meraki-mark-pesce-urges-us-mob-to-sieze-control-of-the-spectrum/ )
Links:

LP:Game link?-
- http://terranova.blogs.com/terra_nova/2004/02/us_army_mmo.html
- http://www.americasarmy.com/

Book: Orson Scott Cart – Enders Game (the trilogy)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ender’s_Game

Gibson’s Law: Unintended consequences
How can DIRC survive ? (very pithy one liner of Dave’s conclusion)
Currency / Money (store of value for exchange)

Free Australia Wireless network – http://www.open-mesh.com/
Free Sydney Wireless – http://blog.freesydneywireless.com/
icanhazmeraki.net
Acknowledgements:

The intro. music for the show is from the song ‘Extraordinary Girl’ by ‘Jack in the Pulpit’ (http://www.jackinthepulpit.com/) courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network (music.podshow.com)

This edition of the show was Sponsored by Nick Hodge, Professional Geek at Microsoft. For sponsorship opportunities email us at extraordinary@thepodcastnetwork.com

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The Extraordinary Everyday Lives Show #046 – Thursday 17 April 2008 : horizontal dave, manic mike, grumpy silkcharm

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Extraordinary Everyday Lives show #46 – horizontal dave, manic mike, grumpy silkcharm

As usual we acknowledge the makers of that fine introduction music you just heard which was Jack in the Pulpit from their song Extraordinary Girl.

Dave, mike and laurel chat about Laurel’s recent trip to Saudi to work with women there on a social network, the cultural, and gender issues, similarities and tech hurdles. Also joined by Andrew & Steph Doust who work in Dubai, Iraq and Palestine. **

Journey to Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Tolerance in SL

Part 2 : Calling Andrew and Steph. Doust

Andrew – Dubai – trade
Stories

Steph – Palestine – good books
Book
Blog

Acknowledgements:

The intro. music for the show is from the song ‘Extraordinary Girl’ by ‘Jack in the Pulpit’ (http://www.jackinthepulpit.com/) courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network (music.podshow.com)

This edition of the show was Sponsored by Nick Hodge, Professional Geek at Microsoft. For sponsorship opportunities email us at extraordinary@thepodcastnetwork.com

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The Extraordinary Everyday Lives Show #045 – Thursday 3rd April 2008 : GetNaked with biff

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Extraordinary Everyday Lives show #45 – GetNaked with biff

Once again this edition of the show is sponsored by Nick Hodge, Professional Geek at Microsoft. Our thanks to nick for his tangible support.
As usual we acknowledge the makers of that fine introduction music you just heard which was Jack in the Pulpit from their song Extraordinary Girl.

This show we are joined by Richard Birkin (biff) from Naked. Biff is from Derby, England.

Intro and what we’ve been up to.
Mike: New job and timezone hell – http://mseyfang.edublogs.org/2008/03/30/daylight-savings-i-told-you-so-11years-ago/
Dave: Implementing email solution using Google Security and Compliance Services [http://www.google.com/a/help/intl/en/security/index.html]
Kent: Too much work, may never blog again.

What is the hubbub over at Naked?

“Naked isn’t a place to collect new friends.
It’s simply a better way of staying in touch.
With Naked, you enjoy an ongoing feeling of openness with the people that matter to you.”

Dave thinks Naked messaging is about finding personal signal. (ref. linda stone); extendable cones of silence – swarm up not down and gets the feeling of ‘inverse vulnerability’.

Biff outlines the Naked ideas and how it works and the ‘kernel’ of what the service offers. We talk about closed being the new open, notions of privacy and trust. There’s lotsa banter and ideas about what we as people want in our lives and how technology needs to meet that – and biff seems to take copious notes on applying all our ideas into Naked [poor guy].

Anyway, it’s meaty fun stuff…if you like meat. Great food for thought on what is a very interesting service.

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Extraordinary Everyday Lives show #44 – Al Upton and the miniLegends

Once again this edition of the show is sponsored by Nick Hodge, Professional Geek at Microsoft. Our thanks to Nick for his tangible support.

As usual we acknowledge the makers of that fine introduction music you just heard which was Jack in the Pulpit from their song Extraordinary Girl.

There has been a bit of a kerfuffle on the interwebs this week as Al Upton and the miniLegends class blog was Closed. Kent couldn’t join us today due to time zone issues.

Some points covered in rough chronological order:

• intro to Al twitter.com/alupton
• who are the miniLegends, what they do
• whats been happening this week??
• alupton.edublogs.org (count the comments) [mseyfang is #37] (read #151)
• good summary posts linked to below

The intersection human desire/technology

• why’s everyone always upset when someone’s asked stop blogging? – more than just stiffling of free speech.
• we want to extend our geography
• kids miss blogs – comment in ustream – exactly.
• 168 comments – all supportive, many from parents.
• 154. mini’s parent – March 18, 2008
• I too am very disappointed that the kids blogs have been shut down. The kids have embraced the blogs with terrific enthusiasm and it is great to see my child can’t wait to get to school. I believe Al Upton is doing everything in his power to make it as safe as possible while the kids learn and explore. This is their future and they are in good hands.
• My favorite part about blogging is that people leave me comments. (english 2nd language student) – connection!

Acknowledgements:

The intro. music for the show is from the song ‘Extraordinary Girl’ by ‘Jack in the Pulpit’ (http://www.jackinthepulpit.com/) courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network (music.podshow.com)

This edition of the show was Sponsored by Nick Hodge, Professional Geek at Microsoft. For sponsorship opportunities email us at extraordinary@thepodcastnetwork.com

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The Extraordinary Everyday Lives Show #043 – Thursday 6th March, 2008

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Extraordinary Everyday Lives #043: Nick Lothian

kent, dave and mike regroup and talk to Nick Lothian from education.au about opensource, code and what’s being going on tech-wise in their lives since last time.

Some network oddities cause skype drop-outs and reconnects that happen during the show. I left them in because it’s funny…and I use the term Skypeosphere (of which currently google says there’s very few results)

Some points to be covered in rough chronological order:

• nickl in general (web2 spin) (nick.lothian on skype)
• cool stuff from/about nick
• sloppy science (? interested in Nick’s views on my plans for blogging about science research)
• openDSM in particular
• opensourcing software
• helping Trent – what would linus do? [what would lifekludger do?]
• flickr manager vs photodropper
• http://blog.openwetware.org/scienceintheopen
• ‘credit’ (or recognition/attribution for writing a popular wordpress plugin) is a promise of future work (very LearnDog)
• disposable identities

This edition of the show was Sponsored by Nick Hodge, Professional Geek at Microsoft.
For sponsorship opportunities email us at extraordinary@thepodcastnetwork.com

Mike’s at car racing…piker.
Introduction: who is he; what does he do, etc.
How did he get into blogging?
Groveshark (http://www.grooveshark.com/). It’s in Steve’s email signature. What is it? What’s his involvement?
What are a few of his favorite blogs?
Kent asks the ‘Facebook’ question.
Widgets: the Siph lesson (http://howtosplitanatom.com/interview/lessons-from-entrepreneurs-siphs/).
We talk about Stumbleupon (http://www.stumbleupon.com/)
Techspoofs (http://techspoofs.com/).
What are his favorite online applications?
.gmail
.voice (http://vois.com)
.federated media (http://www.federatedmedia.net/)
Is requiring user registration an obstacle to growing users? Kent says yes.
How get eyeballs on your info. – filter
Microsoft & Yahoo

Extraordinary Everyday Lives show #41 – Thursday 7th Feb 2008

The Extraordinary Everyday Lives Show #040

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Extraordinary Everyday Lives show #40 – Thursday 20th Dec 2007

8pm sl time; 2.30pm adl time

In this show we talk live in Second Life with people involved with the American Cancer Society in Second Life. How SL acts as platform/space where people can come together in their common desire to help efforts to fight and to support those who are effected by cancer.

Talk about stories, experiences of the people.
How has SL made a difference?
Focus on what the people behind the scenes do to make something so big work.
See how everyone has been touched in some way by cancer [avatar show of hands?]
How the SL Relay For Life raises more $ that the FL one?

Guests
Marissa Goodlife – SL Cancer care givers
Fayandria Foley – SL Relay for life

Audio Contributions from audience
Lachlan Campbell
Nevar Lobo

American Cancer Society – (RC Mars stared the relay in SL)

Examples of what activities in SL:
-National Health Fair
-relay for life
-meetings?
-other support/functions?

Other contacts in SL

Poppy Zabelin – [Chair of SL's Cancer Survivors Group.-SL Survivors] – have or going through
Synergy Devonshire – Making Strides – Breast Cancer Side

‘Until theres a cure there’s relay for life’

Links:
SL Relay for Life : http://slrfl.org/
American Cancer Society : http://www.cancer.org/docroot/home/index.asp?promo=gaw
Flickr photos : http://flickr.com/search/?q=eel040&m=tags

* Acknowlegements

The intro. music for the show is from the song ‘Extraordinary Girl’ by ‘Jack
in the Pulpit’ (http://www.jackinthepulpit.com/) courtesy of the Podsafe
Music Network (music.podshow.com)

-thanks to ppl helped [spec tim, cait, dave, from glob geek & pixel, doug, gary or anyone else who provided input or bums on seats to try things out] (collaboration)
-thanks cam for allowing use tpn land

* Text log of public chat during session :

[2007/12/19 19:53] YellowFang Schmooz: dave – im swapping machinese
[2007/12/19 19:53] WhiteFang Shiras is Online
[2007/12/19 19:53] You: ok fang
[2007/12/19 19:54] WhiteFang Shiras: edit schmetdit
[2007/12/19 19:56] Marissa Goodliffe: YEEEEEHAAAWWWWW!!!!!!
[2007/12/19 20:01] Marissa Goodliffe: Hello Arianna
[2007/12/19 20:01] Arianna Centaur: Hi Marissa
[2007/12/19 20:03] You: hy arianna
[2007/12/19 20:04] Times Short accepted your inventory offer.
[2007/12/19 20:04] Arianna Centaur: hey there Dave :-)
[2007/12/19 20:04] WhiteFang Shiras accepted your inventory offer.
[2007/12/19 20:04] You: glad you could join us
[2007/12/19 20:04] Arianna Centaur: thank you, very kind of you
[2007/12/19 20:04] Arianna Centaur smiles
[2007/12/19 20:04] Marissa Goodliffe: Hiya Nevar :)
[2007/12/19 20:05] Nevar Lobo: hello everyone
[2007/12/19 20:05] You: tag photos eel040
[2007/12/19 20:05] Fayandria Foley: Hi Nevar!
[2007/12/19 20:05] You: I nevar
[2007/12/19 20:05] Nevar Lobo: hello everyone
[2007/12/19 20:05] YellowFang Schmooz: eel040 eel00x
[2007/12/19 20:05] sundhi Joubert is Online
[2007/12/19 20:06] Kopilo Hallard is Online
[2007/12/19 20:08] Ember McKay is Online
[2007/12/19 20:24] You: please anyone with thoughts, comments feel free to chime in
[2007/12/19 20:24] Sylph Howe is Offline
[2007/12/19 20:25] Kevlin Canadeo is Online
[2007/12/19 20:27] WhiteFang Shiras: sweet
[2007/12/19 20:32] Nevar Lobo: its very importiant that we dont push on those too who do want to escape ….. and if they change their minds and reach out be there wiht open arms
[2007/12/19 20:32] Kevlin Canadeo is Offline
[2007/12/19 20:32] You: yes good point nevar
[2007/12/19 20:33] sundhi Joubert is Offline
[2007/12/19 20:33] You: part of that is being seen too, so those wanting to can connect?
[2007/12/19 20:33] Nevar Lobo: exactly
[2007/12/19 20:34] WhiteFang Shiras: Dave seems to cross the boundary from escape to involved frequently ;-)
[2007/12/19 20:36] WhiteFang Shiras: ok
[2007/12/19 20:36] You: yes i do
[2007/12/19 20:38] You: if someone has teir talk on
[2007/12/19 20:38] You: please relese it
[2007/12/19 20:38] In Kenzo is Offline
[2007/12/19 20:38] You: someone take it, I’m having issues hearing.
[2007/12/19 20:40] Nevar Lobo: 70
[2007/12/19 20:40] Nevar Lobo: 146
[2007/12/19 20:40] You: nevar haveyou got voice
[2007/12/19 20:40] Marissa Goodliffe: Thank you Nevar :)
[2007/12/19 20:40] Nevar Lobo: yes
[2007/12/19 20:41] You: wuld you like to join in?
[2007/12/19 20:41] Nevar Lobo: sure if you like
[2007/12/19 20:43] YellowFang Schmooz: good idea – can we save the chat from this little shindig?
[2007/12/19 20:43] You: s I’m saving it
[2007/12/19 20:49] Doug Insippo: Good watching/listening!
[2007/12/19 20:49] YellowFang Schmooz: thanks doug
[2007/12/19 20:51] YellowFang Schmooz: Important indeed – there must be a bunch of people who just dont know about this
[2007/12/19 20:52] Marissa Goodliffe: SL is a huge place, it’s a job in itself to get the word out that we are here.
[2007/12/19 20:54] Lachlan gives Marissa a deep sensual kiss.
[2007/12/19 20:54] Marissa gives Lachlan a deep sensual kiss.
[2007/12/19 20:54] Marissa Goodliffe: heheh
[2007/12/19 20:57] You: htp://extraordinary.thpodcastnetwork.com
[2007/12/19 20:57] Lachlan Campbell: .th or .the ?
[2007/12/19 20:58] Nevar Lobo: no i dont either
[2007/12/19 20:58] wonder Sands: hi arianna
[2007/12/19 20:58] Arianna Centaur: hi there wonder
[2007/12/19 20:59] YellowFang Schmooz: little PODCAST subscribing lesson happening now
[2007/12/19 20:59] wonder Sands: whats going on here
[2007/12/19 20:59] Marissa Goodliffe: http://extraordinary.thepodcastnetwork.com
[2007/12/19 21:01] Doug Insippo: ooohh another cyclist?
[2007/12/19 21:01] YellowFang Schmooz: cyclist indeed
[2007/12/19 21:01] Doug Insippo: Roadie?
[2007/12/19 21:02] Nevar Lobo laughs
[2007/12/19 21:02] You have offered friendship to Doug Insippo
[2007/12/19 21:03] Fayandria Foley: Bye Mari!
[2007/12/19 21:03] You have offered friendship to Nevar Lobo
[2007/12/19 21:03] Fayandria Foley: Love ya Lach
[2007/12/19 21:03] Nevar Lobo is Online
[2007/12/19 21:03] Nevar Lobo is Online
[2007/12/19 21:03] Fayandria Foley: Nevar talk soon!
[2007/12/19 21:03] Nevar Lobo: Love ya Fay!!
[2007/12/19 21:03] Lachlan Campbell: Tak care frins
[2007/12/19 21:04] Doug Insippo: haha night
[2007/12/19 21:05] YellowFang Schmooz: http://www.flickr.com/photos/tags/eel00x
[2007/12/19 21:06] You: http://www.flikr.com/photos/tags/eel040
————-

If anyone is interested (and motivated) enough to co-ordinate a skype call where each character is read by a different person that would be sweet.  Maybe a wiki page for this would be smart.  Otherwise we will make do with whoever we can get on the skype call for our normal recording time (Thursday arvo’s ADELAIDE time).

If that goes well we will consider a Second Life extravaganza where we act out the story and record the video as a piece of machinima.

Fang – Mike Seyfang

The Extraordinary Everyday Lives Show #039

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Extraordinary Everyday Lives #039 : Regroup
Thursday 6th December, 2007

kent, dave and mike regroup and talk about what’s being going on tech-wise in their lives since last together.

Some points covered in rough chronological order:

* photowalk with thomas hawk/scoble
* sl recording last show
* SecondLife – Last Show, edna 10th anniversary, upcoming edublog awards
* wordcamp
* friday night hootnanny
* iphone/touch
* dave from ggp made us a promo
* Facebook invites – Jimmy50 [WikiPedia CC:By license]
* picnik and flickr
* whats kent think of the facebook beacon fiasco?

Links:

edna10 – search for edna10 in technorati / flickr

edublogs in SL – http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=7422531037 ,
Taking place December 8, 21.30GMT – click throgh for more info & local time zones: http://edublogawards.com/awards-party-dates-times-locations/
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How to Join Us in Second Life
**********************************
The awards will be held on the Island of jokaydia. The direct SLurl link is: http://tinyurl.com/3d9gmm
The ceremony will commence at 1:30pm Second Life time – check this link to see your local time – http://tinyurl.com/2ybao5
Please note we can only host a limited number of avatars on the Island at any one time.. so be early!!

NEXT EPISODE:
In SL, 3 of us.
Live audience + contributors.
PLAN: a topic, invite some speakers, make it clear where to sit if wanna join in.
Teach us a sentence in Mandarin?

* Acknowlegements

The intro. music for the show is from the song ‘Extraordinary Girl’ by ‘Jack
in the Pulpit’ (http://www.jackinthepulpit.com/) courtesy of the Podsafe
Music Network (music.podshow.com)

The Extraordinary Everyday Lives Show #038

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This episode was quite a piece of history in the making! Dave and Dave (from the global geek podcast) hooked up in SecondLife and decided to record a joint podcast from within SecondLife – with a ‘studio audience’ as it turned out.

• SLURL where we did the show.
• Flickr photos of the event.
• Mike’s blog post about it.
• Dave’s blog post about it.
• Global Geek episode 69.

LISTEN:

Show notes courtesy of the global geek:

TPN :: The Global Geek Podcast

Show Notes

Welcome

What is Second Life?

Criticisms of Second Life

Promo Spot – Extraordinary Everyday Lives Show

The Rooster’s Second Life

Dave’s Second Life

Farewell

Dave Gray’s Blog

Dave Wallace’s Blog

Mike Seyfang’s Blog

Dave’s Place in Second Life Link (to come)

Pictures Taken in Second Life During the Recording Thanks Velvet!!

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* Acknowlegements

The intro. music for the show is from the song ‘Extraordinary Girl’ by ‘Jack
in the Pulpit’ (http://www.jackinthepulpit.com/) courtesy of the Podsafe
Music Network (music.podshow.com)

The Extraordinary Everyday Lives Show #036 (MP3 – 17.7MB – 00:51:32min)

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In this show Mike Dave and Kent talk with Lisa Herrod (aka scenariogirl) about all things UX. We cover everything from carrots and sticks to multi discipline approaches to web accessibility.

The problems inherint when we design things with too narrow a focus on its intended use or perceived demographic. Dave once again raises his law of unforseen custom uses of general purpose stuff. Mike gets all excited about the potential of RSS (Hi Mr Winer) and Kent introduces his ‘butt’ (again).

http://del.icio.us/tag/eel036
ScenarioGirl – lisa’s work website.

George from Flickr.

Target lawsuit.

Lisa’s favourite kitchen kitsch and other fine design.

Dave at the eAccessibility forum, podcast, slides

* Acknowlegements

The intro. music for the show is from the song ‘Extraordinary Girl’ by ‘Jack
in the Pulpit’ (http://www.jackinthepulpit.com/) courtesy of the Podsafe
Music Network (music.podshow.com)

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Ayelet Noff of Blonde 2.0 (www.blonde2dot0.com) joins Dave and Kent to talk about social networks, Web 2.0, Twitter, conversational marketing and other
current topics. Mike takes the night off.

Ayelet, Dave and Kent talk about Ayelet’s experience at ICQ and other tech startups, the technology industry in Israel, the best way to use social networks, personal branding and the best and worst ways to market within an online social network.

.The multitude of social networks have a dilutive effect on the online
social experience.
.Facebook’s momentum in the more social aspects of online connections.
.LinkedIn’s more businesslike approach, and whether it blew an opportunity
to gain more mindshare.
.The evolution and shakeout of social networks; survival of the fittest.
.The need for a cross-platform application to update profiles across social
networks.
.The role and importance of proximity and face to face contact in social and
business networks.

* Acknowlegements

The intro. music for the show is from the song ‘Extraordinary Girl’ by ‘Jack
in the Pulpit’ (http://www.jackinthepulpit.com/) courtesy of the Podsafe
Music Network (music.podshow.com)

The Extraordinary Everyday Lives Show #034 (MP3 – 25.5MB – 01:14:00min)

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Rough week folks. Had probs teeing up things for the show so decided to put a call out using Facebook to see if anyone wanted to come on and have a chat. Laurel Papworth answered the call so we got her on and we had a (very informal) chat about mobile social networks – her call.

-kent asleep – lining up guest next show v soon
-are mobile social networks diff to mobile access to online social networks?
-fan culture podcast (convergence culture)
-cost, discovery and another point Laurel made that I missed :)
-Laurel gets link love from JP (not sure we actually spoke about this, but was in my notes)
Some links:

MyMobilePals – mobile social networks and online communities | A Gal. Her Mobile Her Pals. (Laurel’s digg for mobile social networks)
ispott – mobile scavenger hunt games, TXT messaging, photo albums, promotional SpottCasts – groups for your mobile (mobile photo game talked about by laurel)
WidSets Beta – as mentioned on the show
BluePulse – mobile social network (from Australia)

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-Naked’s soon to be launched open messaging service
-The pros and cons of conversational archives via search engines
-Walls and privacy as a user-defined option
-Communication without frills or format
-The need for trust

We are joined by Naked Biff, of the Naked Yak (www.nakedyak.com). Biff,
Dave, Mike and Kent talk about Biff’s company, Naked (www.getnaked.com), a
start-up company working on a new open messaging service. The conversation
about Naked’s open messaging service leads to a discussion about social
networking, the need for user-defined flexibility between openness and
privacy, the need for trust in the social networking space, methods to bring
business to networking as a business enhancement, and the focus on content
over platform.

.Naked’s forthcoming open messaging service
.Designing for life, as opposed to merely for business
.Users need the ability to decide how many walls to use
.Isolation kills (http://lifekludger.net/2007/09/04/isolation-kills/)
.Facebook trying to be a lot of things to a lot of people
.The platform should serve the content, not the other way around
.Facebook opening up user profiles
.Fear and distrust of the non-geek user
.Building communities over time and through trustful behavior
.How to get corporate IT departments to embrace social networking
.The semantics problem: does the word social drive business away
.Blurring of the lines between work and non-work activities

* Acknowlegements

The intro. music for the show is from the song ‘Extraordinary Girl’ by ‘Jack
in the Pulpit’ (http://www.jackinthepulpit.com/) courtesy of the Podsafe
Music Network (music.podshow.com) Theme Music

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[Explicit]

This show the EEL family grows by 1 with Kent Newsome joining us as co-host for some unforeseeable future period of time.

We all chat about the outcomes of our facebook experiments which we first flagged with kent back on show 27.
Debate were the value and $ from this stuff is going to come from.
Discuss some things the Naked biff has been Yakin about.

-introducing kent newsome as co-host
-revisit from show 27
-facebook findings
-finding $ in a network
-yak comes back – http://www.nakedyak.com/?p=118

-a wired link
-yak comments Mike asked about (though most is in the above post or emails Mike)

* Acknowledgments

The intro. music for the show is from the song ‘Extraordinary Girl’ by ‘Jack in the Pulpit’ (http://www.jackinthepulpit.com/) courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network (music.podshow.com) Theme Music

The Extraordinary Everyday Lives Show #031 (MP3 – 42.8MB -
2:04:25min)

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[Explicit]

architectures for publics
cones of silence
when are walls not walls?
picking flowers (or noses) in walled gardens

This show we are joined again by guest Laurel Papworth, social network strategist from Sydney. Laurel, Mike and I have a long discussion about social networks, the need for spaces where we can find the freedoms to be all who we are. A lot of the talk also goes into aspects of closed and open communities, the need to erect gates both to ourselves and our communities, where that responsibility should lay and a lot of other interesting issues about how we relate as people online. Facebook as the latest incarnation of the meme gets a fair bit of airplay.

This is a long one, two hours. But rather than cut it up, please make use of your pause button.

.closed v open default
.private v public default
.danah boyd at education au conf – kids need walls
.Wired article – http://www.wired.com/software/webservices/news/2007/08/open_social_net
.we need a user controlled relationships patch panel
.ask mike about opposing achitectures theory
.(data: information v social [identity/privacy])
.no want conversayshun lolcat- http://mocast.tv/lolconversayshun.jpg
.facebook phases
.cones of silence
.context – can a ‘network’ be everything to everyone?
.openness/transparency – openness of data flow within context and controlled by creator of that data. individual centre of gravity
- don’t confuse openness of social interaction/subculture with free flow control of data.
.are bloggers becoming pr firm unpaid whores?

* Acknowlegements

The intro. music for the show is from the song ‘Extraordinary Girl’ by ‘Jack in the Pulpit’ (http://www.jackinthepulpit.com/) courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network (music.podshow.com) Theme Music

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Christopher Carfi
<ccarfi@cerado.com>
Haystack profile:

http://haystack.cerado.com/profile/2

The Social Customer Manifesto blog
http://socialcustomer.typepad.com/about.html

Notes in rough chronological order:

*First contact when signed up for a Haystack for Lifekludger
*What’s a haystack
*haystack as infrastructure for blogher
*haystack api & drupal (&swapthing.com )
*John Udell (last paragraph)
*openness of haystack
*identity info & doc searls’ vrm work
*export your network might be good
*pulse rss feed from haystack
*Friendliest guy on the net.
*What IS a social customer?
*Human desire & tech advance.
*how do we scale social customer interactions in an age of abundance?
*Clue unit podcast, cohosts with Le lefevre (common craft), Jake Mckee
*cluetrain reaction to corporate growth – longtail. organic.
*biological not newtonian
*on and open as default and need for off places
*(Dave makes bad loud typing noises! – SORRY)
*does lisa have an iphone and long nails?
*chriscarfi’shat flickr hat-whats up with this?

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Thursday June 28, 2007 – Johannesburgh Sth Africa. We speak with Roy Blumenthal. Artist, writer, producer, cartoonist, Corporate Facilitator, Coach, Creative Thinking Specialist, Performer, published poet and general self-described ‘common-or-garden creative type’. Roy is widely known for his art created on his Tablet PC and for hanging around in Coffee Shops. An exuberant, generous person, who loves technology and conversation, we speak with him as part of the exploration and deepening connection to people on Dave’s Blogroll.

*http://www.blogger.com/profile/01194440829358126889
*http://schmucknews.blogspot.com/
*http://www.flickr.com/photos/royblumenthal
Topics covered in rough order:

. Weather talk
. What is the second world?
. How Roy became to be on show – tablet review on lifekludger
. Tablet pc Hugo – http://ubertablet.blogspot.com/
. Roys flickr stream and context
. Roy on wikipedia – http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roy_Blumenthal
. Industrial theatre – corporate physical blogging? (‘Beyond the Box’, South Africa’s first open source industrial theatre company. We facilitate empowered conversations, through interactive role-playing.)
. Options thinking
. Beaming digital content to Ethiopian classrooms and possibilities for olpc
. Matinee Soup cartoon [red meat]
. Illustration friday – http://www.illustrationfriday.com/
. Creative Commons, remix and revenue models – CC BY NC SA – ccdrm
. Generosity and sharing and coffee shop signs – http://www.flickr.com/photos/royblumenthal/629734448/in/photostream/
- Roy’s cc based license agreement.
. Rapid prototyping, Playful work, “Perfection is the enemy of the good”.
. The because effect of CC and creative pursuits.

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On this show we have a special guest, JP Rangaswami from Confused of Calcutta blog. JP and Dave have been chatting via the blogs for a year and JP graciously agreed to come on the show and have a chat.

JP Rangaswami
http://confusedofcalcutta.com/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JP_Rangaswami
JP is Chief Information Officer of Global Services for BT Group.

What we talk about:

Blogging and diversification of ideas
Disenfranchisement
Finding pragmatic ways around problems
Building disenfranchised silos
Moving from the core to the edge
People are heterogeneous
Relationships are not embeded in what we do but who we are
Swimming upstream
Change comes from individuals moving away from the herd
Ideas have to be free
Remaining connected when isolated or immobile
Christopher Alexander and Jane Jacobs
Communities of integration rather than communities of isolation
Cross fertilisation takes place because of our differences
Economics of abundance and artificial scarcities
Triangle
- abundance rather than scarcity
- heterogeneous around the edge rather than homogeneous
- creative around the edge requires an avoidance of past solutions
Podcasting and time shifting
Are we as society “small people loosley joined”?
Power of weak interactions (Gladwell)
Relationship is voluntary not forced – has value because it is free
While immobile, Mike makes a video song of pain, Dave writes Haiku
-after interview-
Swimming backwards up the long tail

UPDATE: Images – JP Triangle and LongTail Salmon

The Extraordinary Everyday Lives Show #027 (MP3 – 20.3MB -
59:03min)

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Kent Newsome
Blog: http://www.newsome.org/

We speak with Kent about his blogging, his music and his connections. Dave has connected with Kent through cross linking and reading Kent’s blog for quite a while. In this episode of EELS we deepen that connection. Some of the things we talk about are:

[deepening the connection]
- first connected – both reading doc searls?
- linked/wrote on the second opinion / longtailjewel / newtailblog meme
[listened our horizontal hq rants]
- father, husband,lawyer,songwriter
- music. fav genre; fav song; obsession? how deal with issues copyright on ranchocast?
- blogging isn’t a profession. blogs aren’t money makers. (because effect?)
- Facebook and blogs:
“Kent is making the mistake of looking at services, not people. Social networking services like Facebook, and socially-enabled blogging services like MindSay, let people define a network through connections, not link-exchanges.” Jay Neely
- Blogs vs social networks
[when does information become knowledge [economy]?]
- Dave rants about community, language of physical vs digital realms
- Swivel feeds – let readers rebuild your blogroll
- UnTechnorati
- Permanent Twitter saving service needed
- Can Facebook break out of the walls?
[can we get meaningful RSS out of Facebook or is it another walled garden?]

The Extraordinary Everyday Lives Show #026 (MP3 – 17.6MB – 51:07min)

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Laurel Papworth

- blog: http://silkcharm.blogspot.com/

- who is laurel papworth?

. washed business card
. Social Networks Strategist – huh?
. consult in the Asia Pac area / Lectures sydney uni
. Q how look so young for yourage? Age: 251 from blogger profile

- why are we talkin to her?
. onten geek stories – the uncle nick connection

- Web2.0 bust and the birth of Web3.0

- cu07 take-aways
. fourth platform/sector – http://silkcharm.blogspot.com/2007/05/dotsub-and-fourth-social-sector.html

“there are no longer only 3 sectors in mixed and capitalist economies – private (companies), public (government) and voluntary (not for profit) sectors.”

“It’s the sector that makes no money and doesn’t even think of financials. It’s the sector that will sit for a few hours and translate someone elses video, or podcast from French into Arabic. It’s the community that will buy a book and leave it (with a code inside it) for people to find and look up on the ‘net and read reviews. It’s the person who will create a wiki page in the world’s largest encyclopedia, WikiPedia.”

. Is it also the community that will tinker, play and make things – kludge stuff – for other individuals – say who don’t have skills they don’t, say pwd?

- mike interested in voteapedia :
http://silkcharm.blogspot.com/2007/05/csiro-votapedia-surveys-run-on-wiki.html

- sydney webloggers meetup format?

Links:
Extraordinary happenings for Mike’s after the podcast:

I found out about Pat’s return to Microsoft at the end of a rather bizzare day of internet connections with my past.

• Discovering Jim McCarthy’s podcasts via a collaboration with Andy
• Being asked to consult for a former employer from over 20 years ago
• Launching an independent music venture with some friends
• Talking with Laurel and Dave about a Web2.0 bust and the birth of Web3.0
• Finding out that Daniel is about to launch a startup that smells v.Web3.0
• Having lunch today with a former client who was with me in London when I had my Web2.0 epiphany, and in Seattle where I made my first ever blog post from Microsoft’s visitor centre.

Something just went blip in the ether.

The Extraordinary Everyday Lives Show #025 (MP3 – 17.1MB – 49:35min)

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It’s our 1st Anniversary of the show!

Dave & Mike discuss their involvement and thoughts about the Connecting Up 2007 Conference just attended.

Mike outlines some good tips for podcast production at events like this, including the process he used and tips for rapidly getting the framework together so you can move ahead with it.

Somewhere in all of this we manage to get onto the topic of why Dave doesn’t twitter.

Some of the things we touch on.
cu07 unravelled
-our roles
feeds.feedburner.com/cu07
process to podcast
-blog workshop
-ppl we linked with
-mediaaccess – dotsub.com
-laurel papworth
-john kenyon
-daniel ben-horin

* Acknowlegements

The intro. music for the show is from the song ‘Extraordinary Girl’ by ‘Jack in the Pulpit’ (http://www.jackinthepulpit.com/) courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network (music.podshow.com)

The Extraordinary Everyday Lives Show #024 (MP3 – 12.7MB – 36:49min)

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This episode, is from the March E-Accessibility Forum and is a recording of a speech by Graham Innes, Disability Discrimination Commissioner.

Dave and Mike intro. the speech a bit and then Graham’s speech begins. If you wanna skip to that bit, it’s at 3:01min.

Word doc of speech can be found here. (A Doc file? Really people, come on)

A html version I converted for easier access you can find here.

Dave’s presentation at the eAccessibility forum can be heard in a previous show – The Extraordinary Everyday Lives Show #021 – Dave does the eAccessibility forum

The Extraordinary Everyday Lives Show #023 (MP3 – 12.4MB – 36:01min)

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Mike and Andy launch their new collaborative blog processofinnovation.com and conduct their first vision/scope workshop right here for your listening pleasure! Please wander over to the blog, subscribe and let Mike and Andy know what you think about their ideas around innovation in the workplace.

* Acknowlegements

The intro. music for the show is from the song ‘Extraordinary Girl’ by ‘Jack in the Pulpit’ (http://www.jackinthepulpit.com/) courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network (music.podshow.com)

The Extraordinary Everyday Lives Show #022 (MP3 – 15.2MB – 44:03min)

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ANZAC DAY – Lest we forget.

Dave’s testing a new recording method and Mike’s away on a break, so Dave and guest host Nick Hodge have some subversive fun, talk about the digital generation gap, challenges and possibilities and other issues on their minds.

1/ subverting mike
2/ anzac day
3/ generational divide
4/ gen Y, gen M @ digital gen – jp
5/ linda stone / hippy gen / change culture
6/ challenges/opportunities

Astronauts and Princesses
Difference of Opinion: Growing Up in the Digital Age

* Acknowlegements

The intro. music for the show is from the song ‘Extraordinary Girl’ by ‘Jack in the Pulpit’ (http://www.jackinthepulpit.com/) courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network (music.podshow.com)

The Extraordinary Everyday Lives Show #021 (MP3 – 15.4MB – 44:56min)

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Mike’s busy and I’m just,well, had it. So, this show is pulled from a forum Dave presented at on eAccessibility last month. Mentioned in a previous show, number 19.

Dave and Mike talk about the forum a bit and then Dave’s talk begins. If you wanna skip to that bit, it’s at 14:40min.

The forum was put on by this govt. mob. Moderators and all! … mmm…

The Extraordinary Everyday Lives Show #020 (MP3 – 16.1MB – 45:23min)

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Wanna see what we look like – last week we got videoed for the geek stories on Microsoft channel 10 -on10.net. We talk about that and other interesting things we have seen and heard this week – including jimmy wales of wikipedia and and ex governor general, a four hour work week and clever anthropological ideas for recording peoples stories.

Geek Stories and Wired

* Dave and I on the geek stories
* Nick reflects on his role at Microsoft in the light of THIS wired article

Pre-Announcement

* processofinnovation.com

Wot we saw/heard this week

* Jimmy Wales, Wikipedia and an ex Governor General
* Microphone in mobile phone handset for recording indian language
* Four hour work week
* Hippie media revolution & Linda Stone

Links:

The Extraordinary Everyday Lives Show #019 (MP3 – 22.4MB – 1:04:25min)

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Having heard about TalkShoe on Gday world, we are excited by the potential and decide to give it a whirl for this episode. The first part of the show is recorded using our usual Skype and outboard audio gear, then we have a go at using TalkShoe for the rest of the show. Lets see how it goes.
Dave wasn’t real happy with the audio…but that’s the way it goes sometimes.

Space Telephone Update

• update on the async reverberations
• Adam Currys Daily Source Code DSC561

Daves presso at eAccessibility forum

• his talk
• the federal commissioner’s talk
• coming soon as episodes

SecondLife

• daves first video snip up
• dave talks about business models
• liver specs 4 makers
• open sourcing hardware and lifekludging
• shout out to phil torrone and limor fried
• daves open source meets physical world post

TalkShoe

• GDAY WORLD #209 – Dave Nelsen, TalkShoe
• we whizz over to talkshoe for an audio experiment

Links:

http://www.talkshoe.com/talkshoe/web/talkCast.jsp?masterId=20270

http://lifekludger.net/2006/04/22/kludging-on-the-radar/

http://gdayworld.thepodcastnetwork.com/2007/03/07/gday-world-209-dave-nelsen-talkshoe/

http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/SXSWpodcasts/~3/101230580/keynote_conversation_limor_fried_phil_to

The Extraordinary Everyday Lives Show #018 (MP3 – 18.2MB – 51:50min)

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Our second show for the year we talk with Podcast Pete from London. This episode is a living example of the connections that can be made through podcasting and features reflections on the space telephone meme. We had some audio badness from Dave’s end and had to drop the Skype call a few times. Bear with us – it was an interesting and hopefully fruitful conversation

Introductions

• Dave starts the show and the introductions are made
• Pete tells us about his podcast history
• A little bit about Pete’s work and connection with Community Affairs
• The way the connections formed

Space Telephone Call to JP

• Reflecting on Pete’s observations from our previous episode
• Asynchronous vs Synchronous conversations

Scaling Up the Connections / Conversations

• We are doing this because LifeKludger and LearnDog need highly scalable methods
• Pete is actively recruiting new PodCasters

Mike and Dave

Links

Pete Cogle
Podcast Host and Producer of “PC Podcast” – an eclectic mix of music from all around the world, via a small village in Sussex
Blogsite: http://pcpodcast.blogsome.com
Host: http://pcpodcast.podshow.com
Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/pcpodcast
RSS Feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/pcpodcast”>pcpodcast

Mike’s kids band: myspace.com/themiltonexperiance

ClickCaster, CastBlaster, Odeo, Libsyn

* Acknowlegements

The intro. music for the show is from the song ‘Extraordinary Girl’ by ‘Jack in the Pulpit’ (http://www.jackinthepulpit.com/) courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network (music.podshow.com) Theme Music

The Extraordinary Everyday Lives Show #017 (MP3 – 13.1MB – 38:10min)

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Our first show for the year we talk about our plans for the year ahead and jump straight in with two examples of what we are planning – by reaching out to somebody new to our network (JP) and an unscripted skype call with an interesting colleague (Steph).

Space Telephone Call to JP

• Help us reach out to JP Rangaswami – having been inspired by his confused of calcutta blog, we would like to deepen our connection with him.
• In the style of Dave Slusher’s ‘Space Telephone‘ meme.

Dave touches a little on the subject of context-shifting and innovation.

Mike at upconf2007

• Mike spent the first part of the week in Sydney at Microsoft’s Unlimited Potential conference, where he presented an introduction to podcasting.
• shout out to beth and podcast pete
• frank, unclenick and the blogs
• comment from hugo

The year ahead – guests & the intersection of technology and people’s lives (with a focus on innovation).

• talking about a list of potential guests
• use of the space telephone to reach out and extend network
• rss/blog/podcast101 howto’s for those who don’t yet know how to connect
• conversations with people we have connected with already

Steph IM’s Mike on Skype so we invite her onto the show for a quick chat:

• Talking about Steph’s new job in the Middle East
• Andrew’s delayed departure from Iraq

* Acknowlegements

The intro. music for the show is from the song ‘Extraordinary Girl’ by ‘Jack in the Pulpit’ (http://www.jackinthepulpit.com/) courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network (music.podshow.com)

The Extraordinary Everyday Lives Show #016 (MP3 – 16.8MB – 48:37min)

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* Acknowlegements

The intro. music for the show is from the song ‘Extraordinary Girl’ by ‘Jack in the Pulpit’ (http://www.jackinthepulpit.com/) courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network (music.podshow.com)

Un-Industrialisation of Things with Andy Delin

The problem – Industrialisation in general

ICT – India and China Together

Dave’s book reference – A Whole New Mind: Moving from the Information Age to the Conceptual Age (Daniel Pink)

The solution – Creativity and Innovation

Metropolis – Pat Helland

Dave’s Secondlife ART (dkart)

Value of Link – Andy’s wisdom on future business models

LINKS:

pat-http://www.pathelland.com/presentation_overview/index.htm
pink-him-http://www.danpink.com/
pink-mind map-http://steves.blogharbor.com/blog/_archives/2006/2/19/1772216.html
pink-amazon-http://www.amazon.com/Whole-New-Mind-Information-Conceptual/dp/1573223085

The Extraordinary Everyday Lives Show #015 (MP3 – 19.1MB – 55:22min)

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* Acknowlegements

The intro. music for the show is from the song ‘Extraordinary Girl’ by ‘Jack in the Pulpit’ (http://www.jackinthepulpit.com/) courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network (music.podshow.com)

* Audio Feckery

The audio fecking about with new settings on the lasdt show actually starts to sound goopd tis time!.

* Extraordinary happenings

Uncle Nick Hodge joins (Uncles) Dave and Mike to talk about stuff precipitated by recent events and blog posts

- Dave (LifeKludger) Wallace in the mainstream press (Sydney Morning Herald / Age)
- newtailblog (a new tag that relates to our old longtailjewel conversation)
- platforms (from blogging to erp and crm)
- opulence in this age of economic rationalism (having time to over-engineer self.inc and self.inc v2.0)
- Daves campaign to bring beetroot back to subway
Then it all goes a bit futuristic and ‘benny hill’ as UncleNick would say

http://lifekludger.net/2006/11/29/full-interview-article-from-the-age/

http://www.technorati.com/tag/newtailblog

http://www.nickhodge.com/blog/archives/1753

http://dnw.dircsa.org.au/beetroot/

http://dnwallace.com/blog/beetroot

The Extraordinary Everyday Lives Show #014 (MP3 – 18.5MB – 53:29min)

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* Acknowlegements

The intro. music for the show is from the song ‘Extraordinary Girl’ by ‘Jack in the Pulpit’ (http://www.jackinthepulpit.com/) courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network (music.podshow.com)

* Audio Feckery

Bear with us as we feck about with new studio layouts and settings. (The sound improves after the initial overmodulation of Dave’s voice)

* Extraordinary happenings

* textlink ads $14..oct. into paypal

* column on Dave in The Age Newspaper -photoshoot, proofread, out soon.

* Mike’s flickr photo workflow

* simpler access to complex systems
ref web ui on internet/ web 2 apps/design
linda stone says: Ease of use is not good enough. New mantra:”improves quality of life.” She suggests that good design is at theheart of quality of life. (apple/ipod

* Samuel Taylor Coleridge – Common sense in an uncommon degree is what the world calls wisdom. Linda stone: We’re gone from information workers, to knowlege workers, and now we can become wisdom workers. Discussion on uncommond degree of commonsense.

* Frank Arrigo’s scar!

* Is Second Life an example of small pieces loosely joined?

Father Bob promo

In addition Mike and I have a whinge in the Blocked Catheter segment and we muse about being careful what you wish for, growth attenuation treatments and other freaky stuff.

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* Acknowlegements

The intro. music for the show is from the song ‘Extraordinary Girl’ by ‘Jack in the Pulpit’ (http://www.jackinthepulpit.com/) courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network (music.podshow.com)

* Extraordinary happenings

Dave & Mike catch up withNancy White from Full Circle Assoc. who was in Australia on a whirlwind speaking tour. She was in Adelaide and Mike was playing chauffeur and tour guide.

Nancy, Mike and I took the opportunity to meet at my office in the city and have a chat…..

In addition Mike and I have a whinge in a return of the Blocked Catheter segment and we muse about a virtualised future.

This show was in part produced using Levelator.

(Apologies for the noisy recording in parts…if you saw te state of my desk you’d wonder how any sound came out)

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* Acknowlegements

The intro. music for the show is from the song ‘Extraordinary Girl’ by ‘Jack in the Pulpit’ (http://www.jackinthepulpit.com/) courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network (music.podshow.com)

* Extraordinary happenings

EELS 12 Coping with keeping your mind

Mike and Dave have special guest Cameron Reilly, Chief dogs body at TPN, on the show and we ramble about how to keep your sanity in this fast paced technologically connected yet humanly disconnected age.

Dave goes on yet again about his recent foray into burnout, Cam ponders what keeps someone motivated and Mike, well he just annoys Cam with his background guitar playing….at one point giving us all a glimpse into Cam’s thinking (not that that has ever been much of a problem).

No normal segments this time around folks.

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* Acknowlegements

The intro. music for the show is from the song ‘Extraordinary Girl’ by ‘Jack in the Pulpit’ (http://www.jackinthepulpit.com/) courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network (music.podshow.com)

* Extraordinary happenings

EELS 11 The new literacy

Mike and I ramble about Read/Write culture – the new literacy. Remix culture and copyright and how we can take part in the new world of remixing our digital world without having CIA knock on your door.

. DSC #437 played Jack In The Pulpit, Extraordinary Girl
. Capacity democratised — similar to DTP
. Lessig…must be free to create. Remix our experience.
. PLEs are about empowerment…personal empowerment — [connected to point above]
. Leaveraging connection

Dave rambles trying to pull together the individual focus nature that the Read/Write culture is creating. This is part of the attention focus Linda Stone talks about.

88 Lines about 44 Women – We talk about the remix ‘mock opera’ Kent Newsome did of his bloroll, setting itto the music thesong and came up with 88 lines about 44 bloggers. One of whom is Dave who gets a mention as “Dave is an amazing dude, Of that there is no doubt”

Links:
ccmixtr.com
campusdownloading.com
88 Lines about 44 Women

No normal segments this time around folks.
PS: Sorry about audio levels this show…my head just wasn’t working.

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* Acknowlegements

The intro. music for the show is from the song ‘Extraordinary Girl’ by ‘Jack in the Pulpit’ (http://www.jackinthepulpit.com/) courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network (music.podshow.com)

* Extraordinary happenings

Dave & Mike chew the fat on things happenning in their lives : Dave’s burnout and how that feels and what it means and Mike tries to explain the epiphany he’s having over a couple podcasts that are focusing thoughts around the importance of the user centric remixed world.

The two podcasts:
1. George Siemens and Stephen Downes talk about connective knowledge
2. Larry Lessig Lectures at LinuxWorld Keynote part 1(and Parts 2, 3)

http://mseyfang.edublogs.org/2006/08/21/two-profound-podcasts-must-listen/
http://www.elearnspace.org/blog/archives/002562.html
http://www.downes.ca/cgi-bin/page.cgi?post=33034
http://www.podtech.net/technology/962

No normal segments this time around folks.

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* Acknowlegements

The intro. music for the show is from the song ‘Extraordinary Girl’ by ‘Jack in the Pulpit’ (http://www.jackinthepulpit.com/) courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network (music.podshow.com)

* Extraordinary happenings

Dave & Mike catch up with Beth Kanter via skype. Beth is a nonprofit technology consultant from the US who was involved in getting the recent Techsoup.org mixed reality meetup going. We chat about Second Life, Non-profits, community and how to teach the new media message.

No normal segments this time around folks.

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* Acknowlegements

The intro. music for the show is from the song ‘Extraordinary Girl’ by ‘Jack in the Pulpit’ (http://www.jackinthepulpit.com/) courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network (music.podshow.com)

* Extraordinary happenings

A loose stream of thoughts this show is about (in rough oder):

- good connection/discussion with JP re ‘edge’, isolation, marginalisation.
- josh bowman – carnivore reflux
- doc searls is second life model
- about second life
- discussion and thoughts about the Mixed Reality Meetup run by Techsoup.org in Second Life that Mike and I attended
- dave uses SL to veg and connect
- SL as a mixed reality prototyping tool for lifekludger
- SL uplifting
- Pathfinder Linden
- Lifekludger dreaming – Design, Build, Manage [repeat] (43:25)
- Haystack (53:00) chat re haystack and tags (batsignal), (maker), (giver), (liver), (supplier)
- Dave wants a box that takes a usb or ps2 keyboard and outputs wireless so he can use any keyboard format wirelessly.

* Links (in rough order)

Confused of Calcutta blog (JP)
Josh on Carnivore Reflux
http://flickr.com/photos/tags/techsoup
http://flickr.com/photos/tags/mixedreality/
Beth’s blog post
Mixed Reality Meetup
Pathfinder Linden (John Lester) – http://zero.hastypastry.net/pathfinder/
Haystack - http://haystack.cerado.com/member/103
Calacanis pays people
* Blocked catheter – what’s been going wrong? (bitch session)
- Mike gets his missus back, sick, then buys champagne and tramples dog poo through the house while
- Dave just gets buried in bills and busyness and bureaucracy.

* What do you do to keep sane?
- Mike gets out of bed and goes on a mixed reality adventure with Dave while
- Dave gets his mindless recreation thrills in SecondLife exploring his creativity.

* Help us build the EELS commuinty

* Frapper: http://www.frappr.com/eelpodcast – add yourself and also use chat there.
* Participate in the show – send us a voice message!

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* Acknowlegements

The intro. music for the show is from the song ‘Extraordinary Girl’ by ‘Jack in the Pulpit’ (http://www.jackinthepulpit.com/) courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network (music.podshow.com)

‘Kicking against the Bricks’ by Seven Stories from the Album ‘Judges and Bagmen’.

* Guest – (Uncle Nick) – Nick Hodge

Nick Hodge is the Channel Sales Manager and part-time Technology Evangelist for Adobe Systems. He and Mike go way back when they worked together.

On this show we talk about the history of the Munge Brothers, technology and basically chew the fat on issues dear to our hearts like how to change the world in a meaningful way.

Along the way Dave has a big let fly about why he’s ‘kicking against the bricks’ and is inducted as Munge Brother.

An excellent discussion about Lifekludger occurs starting about 34mins in.

We had heaps of technical problems mostly with Dave’s link which ended up with Dave on the telephone via Skype-out. [stick in there, it picks up]

* Links

Nick Hodge – http://www.nickhodge.com/mn8/section/1/

Gandicon - http://www.faqs.org/docs/jargon/G/GandhiCon.html

Freedbacking - http://chris.pirillo.com/2006/06/23/freedbacking/

* Help us build the EELS commuinty

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* Extraordinary happenings – what’s been going right.

* Dave: Discussion with the Lab re ipod touch wheels. Great way ppl join conversation and work stuff out together…[lifekludger - ish]
* Mike : Got paid for first time in his non-salaried life.

* Special Mention

* 24 hours of media independence – Listen to Promo

* Guest – Dr Lloyd Walker

Dr Lloyd Walker, Rehabilitation Engineer and currently the Director of NovitaTech, the technology Division of Novita Children’s Services.

Lloyd has a Mechanical Engineering degree and a PhD in Bioengineering.

We talk about the bid for a Cooperative Research Centre on Technology for Independent Living and the things that seem to stop innovation in the area of disability technology research.

Lloyd has a blog on enableblogs – http://lloyd.enableblogs.org

* Blocked catheter – what’s been going wrong?

* Dave: Fujitsu lifebook un-service
* Mike: phonescams – http://feeds.feedburner.com/mikeseyfang?m=96
on jjj http://www.abc.net.au/triplej/hack/notes/s1668004.htm

* What do you do to keep sane?

Dave: Sleep. Laugh. Play “mudcrab”
Mike : Guitar

* Help build the EELS community

* Frapper: http://www.frappr.com/eelpodcast – add yourself and also use chat there.
* Participate in the show – send us a voice message!

* Acknowlegements

The intro. music for the show is from the song ‘Extraordinary Girl’ by ‘Jack in the Pulpit’ (http://www.jackinthepulpit.com/) courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network (music.podshow.com)

Lead-in music for the Blocked Catheter segment by The Milton Experiance via Wholesale Meat Music.

july4us

Head over there and say hi. We’d love to be able to see just who’s listening to the show and connect with you.

FORUM: The Extraordinary Everyday Lives Show

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Dave Wallace and Mike Seyfang talk to … well … each other!

There’s no guests – to find out why you’ll need to listen – instead we chat about things like the $100 laptop but with a different spin, flipping learning and the way people look at disability and how to connect to each other in a community way around this podcast.

Some of the usual show segments occur in there:

* Extraordinary happenings – What’s extraordinary that’s been happening in our lives this week?
* Blocked catheter – what’s been going wrong?
* What do you do to keep sane?

Some links:

I am bored – http://i-am-bored.com/bored_link.cfm?link_id=17911
$100 laptop quote – http://doc.weblogs.com/2006/06/12#letsHopeSo
Nicholas Negroponte MIT Media Lab $100 laptop – http://www.itconversations.com/shows/detail777.html
Scoble explains The Extraordinary Everyday Lives Show
EEL Podcast Frapper Map – http://www.frappr.com/eelpodcast

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Check us out and join our community – add yourself to our shows Frapper Map

Acknowlegements

The intro. music for the show is from the song ‘Extraordinary Girl’ by ‘Jack in the Pulpit’ (http://www.jackinthepulpit.com/) courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network (music.podshow.com)

Lead-in music for the Blocked Catheter segment by The Milton Experiance via Wholesale Meat Music.

You never know when you’re gonna meet someone interesting, that’s for sure, and just shows why you should stop and take time to get to know the people who don’t seem to be all that interesting at first glance.

One thing I’ve learned is that the most interesting stuff (and the most interesting stories) are being done by people you don’t know, or who you think are unimportant.

And the thing is, all these people don’t just live in the ‘echo-chamber’ of Silicon Valley.

Dave

[lol]

Dave

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Dave Wallace and Mike Seyfang talk to the first three people to ‘connect up’ with our podcast – Clay from Arizona, Warwick from Melbourne and Matt from Ohio.

There’s some snippets from Clay and Warrick and a lengthy chat with Matt that involves pain management, motorbikes, machinema, how lazy our body/mind can be, and other extra/ordinary everyday things.

Some of the usual show segments may even occur in there:

* Extraordinary happenings – What’s extraordinary that’s been happening in our lives this week?
* Blocked catheter – what’s been going wrong?
* What do you do to keep sane?

Some links:

Mikes song of pain video

Computer gaming world

http://cgw.1up.com/

Which X are you?

http://www.xplanet.net/

Mikes fangled recording setup

http://www.flickr.com/photos/mikeblogs/tags/eel00x

The forgotten mashup

http://dnwallace.com/mp3/theforgotten.mp3

Clay said:

i found ur pheed wired into a pre-loaded reader i downloaded from a
web publishing membersite i do some admin work for – http://
contentdesk.com/cmd.php?af=284818 (an aff link :) ) — blog away,
bro !!

it’s the very 1st podcast i’ve ever listened to… wayfun

yes – ‘connect and make each other stronger’

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Acknowlegements

The intro. music for the show is from the song ‘Extraordinary Girl’ by ‘Jack in the Pulpit’ (http://www.jackinthepulpit.com/) courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network (music.podshow.com)

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Dave Wallace and Mike Seyfang have a chat about what their experiences at the ConnectingUp2006 Conference. They talk about what they talked about and there’s a couple snippets of audio played in their presentation (how cyclic) and some talk of connections made from the conference.

The fallout of the activity around the conference means the show is pretty laid back…..in fact it’s so laid back they almost fell off!

I’m not sure the usual show segments even occur in there:

* Extraordinary happenings – What’s extraordinary that’s been happening in our lives this week?
* Blocked catheter – what’s been going wrong? (bitch session)
* What do you do to keep sane?

Some links:

ConnectingUp site
Goodies page we used with resources – http://lifekludger.net/cu06talk
Technorati tag for event-cu06 – http://www.technorati.com/tags/cu06

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And be sure to check out Dave Wallace and Mike Seyfang’s new podcast, “The Extraordinary Everyday Lives Show”–it’s not exclusively about disability, but that’s part of the Australian show’s focus.

Well, as one of the hosts has a disability I guess it’ll be part of it. At least it’ll try and throw a different light on things from time to time.

Dave

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Dave & Mike

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Dave Wallace and Mike Seyfang play part of a chat Mike had with with Adelaide guitar legend Chris Finnen. We discuss parts of the interview and highlight some of the excellent points Chris makes about how music supports, enriches and can empower people’s lives.

Chris certainly has some extraordinary talent and views where music is concerened and over time we hope to do more to explore this with him and others.

And the usual show segments occur in there somewhere:

* Extraordinary happenings – What’s extraordinary that’s been happening in our lives this week?
* Blocked catheter – what’s been going wrong? (bitch session)
* What do you do to keep sane?

Some links:

http://www.blues.org.au/bands/f/chrisfinnen.php
http://www.jefflang.com.au/vines.htm – go there, buy the album!
ABC Interview
Mikes crazy skype recording setup

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Show Notes

Some handy links for you to follow along with the story.

Kosova facts
Balkan Sunflowers

Article on Gjilan Park project – PDF

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Gjilan

Pristina

Google Earth Tour – Right click, save the .kml file to your computer, right mouse open with google earth, press F11 (fullscreen) F10 (fly the tour).Google earth will fly from Dave’s place to Mike’s, Hugos, Kosovo

How do I know?
He sent me an e/mail a few days ago and I just got off a lengthly SKYPE call with him (we will incorporate some of that into a future show).

Turns out he is an ex-musician of the Woodstock era who is now unfortunately a wheelchair user and unable to play piano. Ours was the first podcast he ever heard – he found it because he had just downloaded an RSS aggregator with TPN shows ‘pre-subscribed’. The name of our show caught his interest as did the fact that Dave too is ‘chairbound’ (Correction, Dave’s already there, Mike’s ‘bound’). I know he listened to the show because he comments on my guitar playing and reflects that a connection was made when our stories overlapped around I.T. Music and ‘disability’. He is working on a startup called ‘alterabilities’ which has much in common with LifeKludger and LearnDog. Who is he?

Well you will just have to stick (or google) around to find out.

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Show Notes

Unless the ‘management’ tells us otherwise, we’ll be sticking up Show #0 (because all geeky things should start from 0!) which is a piloty-type thing we put together to introduce your hosts and as a bit of background to where we’re coming from.

Stay sane!