Date: Friday March 16, 2007
Time: 8:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Location: Scotch Plains Rescue Services, 1916 Bartle Avenue, Scotch
Plains, NJ 07076

Brad will be giving a talk entitled "PodCasting. It's a big world out
there... do you want to be part of it?" to ACGNJ, the Amateur Computer
Group of NJ, http://www.acgnj.org. This talk is intended to be an
overview of PodCasting and an introduction to the technical aspects of
PodCasting. Please feel free to send me your business cards, stickers,
swag... or show up and bring your stuff and undying love and affection
and support for me. If you can't make it, I'll make sure it gets there
with me.

Hi everyone,

I know it's super short notice, but I decided to hold a skypecast
tonight at 6:30PM. Here's the address if you're interested:
https://skypecasts.skype.com/skypecasts/skypecast/detailed.html?id_talk=318609

I'll try for another one soon.

Chris

Back from a 3 month podfade - lots of cool new music:

http://jerseyjamcast.blogspot.com

Especially you'll want to check out "Minuet in F" by A Halo Called
Fred - a song that could only be played on a podcast!

--*Rob

Chris,

I want in. I'm available for either of those days. I'd prefer March,
but if it's taken I'll do April.

I would want the banner, cds and handouts. I'd also want cards,
stickers, swag from anybody who wants me to hand stuff out.

Brad


--- In njpodcasters@yahoogroups.com, "filmosity" <njpodcasters@...> wrote:
>
> Happy New Year! I hope you all had a great holiday season. Now that
> we're all done with our holiday induced comas, it's time to get the
> NJPA back in action! I've received several emails over the last few
> weeks requesting speakers for certain groups. I know many of us are
> very busy, but here's our opportunity to get out there. Instead of
> just me doing a presentation, I'm passing this on to you folks. Below
> you'll find an opportunity to speak at the Princeton Public Library in
> March or April.
>
> Please let me know if you're interested in this opportunity. This will
> be first come, first served. Send an email to njpodcasters@...
> asap.
>
> As always, if you'd like to use the NJPA banner or hand out some
> Podcasting Starter Kit CDs or the pamphlets Lynette Young designed for
> the TCF last year, please let me know.
>
> Here's the information:
>
> "Hello:
>
> My name is Janie Hermann and I am the Technology Training Librarian at
> the Princeton Public Library. One of my duties is to coordinate
> technology instruction for our patrons. I am also the founder and
> coordinator of a popular series known as the "Tuesday Technology
> Talks" (see: http://tuesdaytechtalks.blogspot.com/)
>
> I noticed that Chris Cavallari gave a talk last year at the TCF on
> Vidcasting and Podcasting. This is a topic that I would be very
> interested in having Chris or another person from your group present
> at our library this spring. I am currently seeking a speaker for March
> 6th or April 3rd 2007. The program begins at 7 pm and ends by 8:30 pm
> – you would be expected to speak for approximately 60 minutes and then
> answer questions from the audience.
>
> Would you be interested? Some of our past speakers have included Doug
> Dixon from Sarnoff as well as several other well-known names in
> computing circles such as John Levine, Ira Fuchs, and Brian Kernighan.
> We generally draw an audience of 30-50 people. Publicity for your talk
> would include a blurb in our program guide and on the library's web
> site as well as press releases being sent to all the local papers.
>
> I look forward to your reply.
>
> Regards,
>
> Janie"

Hi Everyone,

Happy New Year! I hope you all had a great holiday season. Now that
we're all done with our holiday induced comas, it's time to get the
NJPA back in action! I've received several emails over the last few
weeks requesting speakers for certain groups. I know many of us are
very busy, but here's our opportunity to get out there. Instead of
just me doing a presentation, I'm passing this on to you folks. Below
you'll find an opportunity to speak at the Princeton Public Library in
March or April.

Please let me know if you're interested in this opportunity. This will
be first come, first served. Send an email to njpodcasters@...
asap.

As always, if you'd like to use the NJPA banner or hand out some
Podcasting Starter Kit CDs or the pamphlets Lynette Young designed for
the TCF last year, please let me know.

Here's the information:

"Hello:

My name is Janie Hermann and I am the Technology Training Librarian at
the Princeton Public Library. One of my duties is to coordinate
technology instruction for our patrons. I am also the founder and
coordinator of a popular series known as the "Tuesday Technology
Talks" (see: http://tuesdaytechtalks.blogspot.com/)

I noticed that Chris Cavallari gave a talk last year at the TCF on
Vidcasting and Podcasting. This is a topic that I would be very
interested in having Chris or another person from your group present
at our library this spring. I am currently seeking a speaker for March
6th or April 3rd 2007. The program begins at 7 pm and ends by 8:30 pm
– you would be expected to speak for approximately 60 minutes and then
answer questions from the audience.

Would you be interested? Some of our past speakers have included Doug
Dixon from Sarnoff as well as several other well-known names in
computing circles such as John Levine, Ira Fuchs, and Brian Kernighan.
We generally draw an audience of 30-50 people. Publicity for your talk
would include a blurb in our program guide and on the library's web
site as well as press releases being sent to all the local papers.

I look forward to your reply.

Regards,

Janie"

Does anyone plan on attending a December meeting? Or should we just
plan on meeting in January? I know it's tough to go to an NJPA meeting
around the holidays, so maybe it's a good idea just to wait until
January when we're all refreshed.

Vote in the poll:
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/njpodcasters/surveys?id=2111982

Polling closes on Saturday, 12/26.

Thanks,

Chris Cavallari

Enter your vote today!  A new poll has been created for the
njpodcasters group:

Should we go ahead with a December meeting or wait until January for the next
NJPA meeting?

   o Have the December Meeting on 12/20
   o Have the meeting on some other date, maybe a weekend.
   o Wait until January for a fresh start.


To vote, please visit the following web page:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/njpodcasters/surveys?id=2111982

Note: Please do not reply to this message. Poll votes are
not collected via email. To vote, you must go to the Yahoo! Groups
web site listed above.

Thanks!

Hi folks,

The NJPA has been invited back to the Trenton Computer Festival for 2007!

I'm sending out a call for anyone who'd like to give a good
presentation at the fest to contact me and we can discuss the
possibility.

We also have the opportunity to have a booth at the festival, so if
you're interested in helping out with that, please also let me know.

So, send an email to njpodcasters [at] gmail.com telling me your answers.

Thanks,

Chris Cavallari

Second Life is a good idea, however because SL is very processor
intensive, it may turn off some people to attending meetings. I know I
have a hard time using it, especially over a shared wireless network
and on a laptop.

We can try skypecast again, and I believe Steve Stanger recommended
talkshoe.com. I'm checking it out now. If anyone's interested in
trying TalkShoe out early next week (monday or tuesday evening), email
me at njpodcasters [at] gmail.com.


Chris

--- In njpodcasters@yahoogroups.com, "Steve Lubetkin" <steve@...> wrote:
>
> How about a meeting in Second Life?
>
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We've attempted a skypecast a couple times, with little luck. Someone
mentioned another software option we'll try in the future.

--- In njpodcasters@yahoogroups.com, "Rob Usdin" <rob@...> wrote:
>
> How about a Skypecast?
>
> On 11/18/06, Steve Lubetkin <steve@...> wrote:
> >
> >    How about a meeting in Second Life?
> >
>

should you guys ever be interested in further North

i'd always have a location in Morristown if needed.  Then
maybe I could actually attend some.  (One with WiFi, one
without)

On Fri, 17 Nov 2006 09:42:42 -0500
   "Brad Pendergraph" <wholelotofnonsense@...> wrote:
> Hey! What am I? Chopped liver? I spoke to you...
>granted, the call was,
> "Hey, Brad, are you coming down?" But you did get to
>share your loneliness
> with -somebody-... I think it's time to move those
>meetings back up north. I
> got a request from Lynette to find a pub with WiFi...
>
> We're gonna put a couch in the basement. It's unfinished
>(the basement, not
> the couch)... but hey, it's a space with WiFi. And, hey,
>with the number of
> people at some of the meetings lately, we could just
>hang out in my kitchen.
>
> We could use that as a temporary space until we come up
>with a place.
>
> On 11/16/06, filmosity <njpodcasters@...> wrote:
>>
>>   Soooo...I'd give everyone a wrapup of last night's
>>meeting, but sadly, I
>> was the only person who showed up. I had a good
>>conversation with
>> myself, worked on my website design, ate a nice
>>sandwich. It was fun.
>> I hope to see someone at the next meeting. Anyone?
>> Chris
>>
>>
>>
>
>
>
> --
> Whole Lot of Nonsense PodCast -
>http://www.wholelotofnonsense.org

__________________________________
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Creator/Producer

Hometown Tales
PO Box 2338
Morristown, NJ 07962-2338
http://www.hometowntales.com

I would love to attend a meeting and meet some of you.

However,  weeknight meetings off Rte 1 in  Princeton are a bit of a
challenge since I live in North Jersey and don't drive.  If you want to
meet in Princeton,  perhaps someplace near Palmer Square accessible to
the bus might be better?




Jim Testa
Jersey Beat
www.jerseybeat.com
jerseybeat.blogspot.com


-----Original Message-----
From: njpodcasters@...
To: njpodcasters@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thu, 16 Nov 2006 2:30 PM
Subject: [njpodcasters] NJPA November Meeting Wrapup

Soooo...I'd give everyone a wrapup of last night's meeting, but sadly, I
was the only person who showed up. I had a good conversation with
myself, worked on my website design, ate a nice sandwich. It was fun.
I hope to see someone at the next meeting. Anyone?
Chris






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--- In njpodcasters@yahoogroups.com, "Lynette Young" <scrapcast@...>
wrote:
>
> Wow Rob, you posted this even before I got a chance to listen to the
> interview!  Thanks for the congrats!
>
> The editing job on that interview was incredible, because I cracked up
> a lot and said uuuhhhhhh like 1000 times.  You can tell I'm a Jersey
> Girl 'cause I talk a million miles a minute!
>
> - Lynette
>
> --- In njpodcasters@yahoogroups.com, "Rob Usdin" rob@ wrote:
> >
> > Congrats to Lynette for being interviewed on the latest episode of
> Podcast 411!
> >
> > --*Rob
> >
> > The Jersey Jamcast
> > http://jerseyjamcast.blogspot.com
>

Soooo...I'd give everyone a wrapup of last night's meeting, but sadly, I
was the only person who showed up. I had a good conversation with
myself, worked on my website design, ate a nice sandwich. It was fun.
I hope to see someone at the next meeting. Anyone?
Chris

Wow Rob, you posted this even before I got a chance to listen to the
interview!  Thanks for the congrats!

The editing job on that interview was incredible, because I cracked up
a lot and said uuuhhhhhh like 1000 times.  You can tell I'm a Jersey
Girl 'cause I talk a million miles a minute!

- Lynette

--- In njpodcasters@yahoogroups.com, "Rob Usdin" <rob@...> wrote:
>
> Congrats to Lynette for being interviewed on the latest episode of
Podcast 411!
>
> --*Rob
>
> The Jersey Jamcast
> http://jerseyjamcast.blogspot.com

Congrats to Lynette for being interviewed on the latest episode of Podcast 411!

--*Rob

The Jersey Jamcast
http://jerseyjamcast.blogspot.com

So, is anyone actually showing up tonight? Or am I going to sit in
Panera by myself?

--- In njpodcasters@yahoogroups.com, "Lynette Young" <scrapcast@...>
wrote:
>
> As much as I'd rather go to the meeting tonight, I'm roped into
> working a parent night at my daughters school!!!
>
> - Lynette
>
> PS - If Brad announces who that famous podcaster is...someone better
> call me ;)
>