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Monday, June 1, 2009
A-Ha!
I just figured out how to embed my Virtual Launch Party webcast in this here blog. Here's Part One, followed by Part Two (again, for Stephan Pastis fans, he shows up a few minutes into Part Two; be sure to watch until he leaves the second time):
Were the comments recorded in some way? (I couldn't figure out a way to bring them up on the embedded vids.) If not, that's too bad... there was some hilarious stuff going on.
No, I don't think UStream records the chat. I agree that's too bad, but it adds some ephemeral charm to the show: you really had to be there. Karen did keep me up to date on what everyone else was doing while I was frantically rebooting my computer--I heard her laughing in the other room.
I just figure it's like talk radio, where it passes through the air once and then radiates out into the universe.
Brian - that's a good metaphor (talk radio). I sort of wish I could read them again, but I am sure I was MUCH, MUCH funnier in my head than a subsequent review would reveal... ;) I can't speak for the rest, who seemed VERY, VERY funny to me at the time and who I'm sure would hold up to print review.
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Were the comments recorded in some way? (I couldn't figure out a way to bring them up on the embedded vids.) If not, that's too bad... there was some hilarious stuff going on.
Or maybe that's not too bad.
No, I don't think UStream records the chat. I agree that's too bad, but it adds some ephemeral charm to the show: you really had to be there. Karen did keep me up to date on what everyone else was doing while I was frantically rebooting my computer--I heard her laughing in the other room.
I just figure it's like talk radio, where it passes through the air once and then radiates out into the universe.
Hey that wasn't cringeworthy at all; you were rather good; and looked ver dapper.
I don't know if Stephan, beer, chips and a confined space is ever going to be a good idea. Respect.
Brian - that's a good metaphor (talk radio). I sort of wish I could read them again, but I am sure I was MUCH, MUCH funnier in my head than a subsequent review would reveal... ;) I can't speak for the rest, who seemed VERY, VERY funny to me at the time and who I'm sure would hold up to print review.
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