Well each to their own!
I'd organise a parallel event somewhere, and would try my hardest to avoid
hippy connotations - though I usually fail -
http://www.monochrom.org/flowerbank/index-en.htm
I'd prefer a serious demonstration of Rev and internet connected apps
applied to both the user communit
Dave,
I passed a green bus full of flowers today, did I just saw Runtime
Revolution BETA Bus or something?!
Cheers
andre
On Dec 22, 2006, at 9:56 PM, Dave Cragg wrote:
On 22 Dec 2006, at 23:02, David Bovill wrote:
I vote for Kentucky! No - how about Vieanna, or Belrin, London, or
Istan
Stephen,
LOL You know Stephen, I can do "networked dinners now..." all it
takes is low latency on the network and a very synchronized crew.
I like the idea of some networked experiments. I was going to vote
about RevCon Mayhem, I mean, RevCon South and have it here in Brazil
during th
On 22 Dec 2006, at 23:02, David Bovill wrote:
I vote for Kentucky! No - how about Vieanna, or Belrin, London, or
Istanbul?
More seriously can we not have a "networked conference" - that is
smaller
local and more personal and low cost spaces for real space meet ups
Or even more personal
I have some cool Rev based stuff for multi-screen installations - I'm
currently looking at how to integrate live video chat into a Rev based
environment - but so far no joy - ay ideas anyone?
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GREAT IDEA. not as cool as having a drink and "Dinner with Andre"
however...
I too was looking forward to and planning for summer 2007 in
Monterey. That is such a cool little conference place.
I vote for Kentucky! No - how about Vieanna, or Belrin, London, or Istanbul?
More seriously can
I vote for Kentucky! No - how about Vieanna, or Belrin, London, or Istanbul?
More seriously can we not have a "networked conference" - that is smaller
local and more personal and low cost spaces for real space meet ups - but
conected online where talks can be screened? From a community point of v
Jacque,
I can smell the memories... We used to live in Diamond Bar (CA) up on a
hill overlooking the valley between us & Cal Poly Pomona. Great vantage
point for watching 4th of July fireworks as long as one had a gas mask.
OTOH, there's always sunny SoCal in San Diego County... We've got Lego
Where are you in Canada? Vancouver BC is not so far off if someone
orchestrated a one-dayer in Seattle (or Vancouver for that matter).
Sorry Lynn, I'm in a little city called Sudbury which is in Ontario (4
hours north of Toronto FYI).. Supposedly southern Ontario (where
Toronto is) is close en
Hi Dan & Chipp and everyone,
If you (or anyone) wish to hold a Revolution event in LA, I would
cover the upfront expenses of the venue, probably LA Convention
Center, monster projector and screen, great sound system, donate
video gear for taping (again), do some co-co-ordination, etc.
We
Wilhelm Sanke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What about Miami for a change? Sunny and warm all the year, but not as
> hot as Las Vegas. Great places and beaches - a trip to the Everglades
> (alligators and boa constrictors are fighting there) and to the Keys
> (visit the Loreley restaurant on the Mat
Amsterdam! No, WAIT, I wouldn't get anything done!
How about something in Canada? I'm sure me and the other two Rev
developers up here could always meet at a Tim Horton's somewhere of
course Burger King has free wireless internet ;-)
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stephen barncard
s a n f r a n c i s c o
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I used to live in Omaha.
pew.
Even in the suburbs.
Kansas City? Perhaps the Plaza District.
I have wished for a more central location ever since the event
began. Minneapolis is a very nice central location. :; Or Omaha,
where my parents live...can't get much more central than that. We
c
On Thu Dec 21, 2006; Roger.E.Eller at sealedair.com wrote:
What concerns me is that the planned location of the
conference is seemingly locked-in to the west coast, and I am an east
coast Rev user. I would prefer a Rev sponsored event to take place either
alternating on the west/east coast.
I agree with Roger, please consider an East Coast location
Thanks,
An East Coast coder,
Todd
On Dec 21, 2006, at 5:16 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dan wrote:
They asked us to hold off until they could make their own
conference plans clearer. That was the first we'd heard that they
were
pla
Chipp Walters wrote:
On 12/21/06, J. Landman Gay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Or Omaha, where my
parents live...can't get much more central than that. We could all go
visit the stockyards after hours...
If I close my eyes and try real hard, I can already see them now. Wait,
what's that smell?
> How about something in Canada? I'm sure me and the other two
> Rev developers up here could always meet at a Tim Horton's
> somewhere of course Burger King has free wireless internet ;-)
Where are you in Canada? Vancouver BC is not so far off if someone
orchestrated a one-dayer in Seattle (or
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>
>How about something in Canada? I'm sure me and the other two Rev
>developers up here could always meet at a Tim Horton's somewhere of
How about something in Canada? I'm sure me and the other two Rev
developers up here could always meet at a Tim Horton's somewhere of
course Burger King has free wireless internet ;-)
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Plea
On 12/21/06, J. Landman Gay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Or Omaha, where my
parents live...can't get much more central than that. We could all go
visit the stockyards after hours...
If I close my eyes and try real hard, I can already see them now. Wait,
what's that smell?
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would prefer a Rev sponsored event to take place either
alternating on the west/east coast, or that is always somewhere in the
middle, or keeps moving around each year to keep it interesting.
I have wished for a more central location ever since the event began.
Minn
Dan wrote:
> They asked us to hold off until they could make their own
> conference plans clearer. That was the first we'd heard that they were
> planning to do a (potentially competitive) conference this year and it
> further reinforced our decision.
Then Lynn wrote:
> Im snipping out the portion
Lynn,
Instead of reacting defensively, all you need to is say 'my bad, we made a
mistake'. A quick apology is something which is a handy tool for those who
hang their hat on building 3rd party relationships.
This is no big deal.
I had mentioned earlier to Dan we should just announce to the comm
> As soon as we had decided to cancel this year's show, we
> notified Kevin and Lynn at RunRev. We did not want to
> announce our decision in a way that could harm the
> community's perception of the ongoing value we place on the
> technology. They asked us to hold off until they could make
>
By now, you've probably seen the quasi-announcement from RunRev that they
are planning some sort of conference activity this year. It may (or may not)
have occurred to you to wonder what that means for RevCon West in Monterey.
Chipp and I took a long, hard look at RevCon after the last show and d
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