Orlando’s First Network of Podcasting
Update: Elizabeth Maupin has launched an independent Orlando theatre blog.
After almost 26 years on the staff of the Orlando Sentinel, Elizabeth Maupin has been writing and creating community togetherness. For my part in this game, I'd like to congratulate her and wish her the best.
Above: Maupin with Boris the Robot at the Orlando Fringe. Boris is a retired robot. As of this post, Maupin is a retired Journalist.
Join Mike and Ryan as they sit down and discuss the latest Drupal news including Florida DrupalCamp 2010, Drupal 7 progress, Drupal jobs and more.
This reminds me of an old joke…
A smurf, a dragon-lady, and a witch doctor walk in to a bar. The robot bartender asks…
Curious about the lineup of this band, I dug a bit and discovered a link to Hannah, Brian Feldman’s wife, who he married for artistic and political reasons last week.
Join Mike Anello as he talks to Jesse Feiler, the author of Sams Teach Yourself Drupal in 24 Hours from Pearson Education.
Mike and Jesse talk about the beginnings of database-driven web sites, teaching the concepts of Drupal, usability in Drupal, Russians and COBOL (seriously!), and who should really be responsible for your web site.
Doug Vann (dougvann) joins Ryan Price (liberatr) in a man-to-man talk about training for Drupal, Doug's Drupal Genesis story, Florida DrupalCamp, and Doug's work with Drupal in the last 3 years, most recently for Duo Consulting in Chicago.
Who: The Fair Trade Project
When & Where: Saturday, March 6 at 2:30pm @ Austin’s Coffee
RSVP on Facebook
The Fair Trade Project is holding a poker run–bike style! Registration is only $5 and will start at 2:30pm at Austin’s. The 10+ mile ride will start at 4 and take you to local stores that sell fair trade: Chamberlin’s Natural Foods, Enzian Theater, Ten Thousand Villages, Whole Foods and Austin’s. You’ll pick up a playing card at each stop to complete your poker hand.
We’ll have great prizes from each stop for the person with the best hand, plus additional prizes, including great stuff from local bike shops. After we give out the prizes at 6:30, we’ll have a free show featuring local music.
Even if you don’t participate in the ride, we hope you’ll join us for the show. See you there!
Read more from The Fair Trade Project Facebook Page:
The Fair Trade Project seeks to help disadvantaged producers receive a just price for their goods while building relationships and encouraging social and environmental responsibility. When people are paid a fair price for what they produce, they can pull themselves, their families, and their communities out of poverty.
You can make a difference simply by buying fair trade products.
Who thought this was a good idea? ORLANDO TO THE EXTREME!
All the right video clips, all the WRONG edits, effects, and titles. I seriously want to barf right now.
Give ANYONE with 3 ounces of talent access to your video library - there are some really great things in there, I’m sure, and you must have spent so much money capturing and acquiring all of that footage (or someone did), why would you then let a 3-year-old with a mouse and keyboard near it?
I apologize to the person who did the editing - you may have just been following orders, but they were BAD orders.