Visiting Cheryl Colan
Posted on April 6th, 2009 at 2:46 pm by Markus


Here’s our first video for VideobloggingWeek 2009. We visited our friend Cheryl Colan in Phoenix, AZ. She and Gary let us park our vlog bus in front of thier house and treated us to a wonderful breakfast with their friend Wendy (who made some great pancakes). We stayed up late Friday night and most of the morning Saturday talking about videoblogging and teaching. Cheryl showed us boxee, which is something I had been wanting to take a look at. Thanks a bunch Cheryl! I wish we could have stayed longer. What a fun way to finish up our five week RV trip across the United States.

BTW, this is first time with new iMovie09 template. What do you think?

Internet Archive page with OGG, MPEG and Flash video formats is here: http://archive.org/details/Apperceptions-VisitingCherylColan597-2

Santa Barbara Drupal Meetup
Posted on November 13th, 2008 at 9:26 pm by Markus

We had a nice Drupal meetup in Santa Barbara last night. A few of us started out at the Goleta Sushi House and then moseyed up the street to the Java Station, both on Hollister Ave. Attendees included chris (christefano), lee, jason, joe, felicia, joe (artlung), jim, owen (grugnog2) and myself (markus). Topics included introductions, current projects and interests, wysiwyg editing, drupal 5 vs drupal 6 and finding drupal developers. A fun time and free wi-fi were had by all :) Special thanks to Christefano and Lee for organizing the event.
Formats available: Quicktime (.mov)
Santa Barbara Gunman Incident
Posted on November 3rd, 2008 at 11:42 am by Markus

Captured from KEYT Channel 3 TV in Santa Barbara near 101 Freeway …

Introduction Google Code Part I
Posted on May 16th, 2008 at 3:54 pm by Markus

Here is a quick introduction to using Google Code to find Wordpress themes and plugins. A little tongue in cheek, but I think it gets the basics across. In this episode, we’re in search of the elusive videowrangler and pledgedrive plugins. Click the thumbnail for the full-sized Quicktime version (mp4). Here’s a direct link to the Quicktime video and to the Internet Archive details page.

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