My Very Spatial GISuser GAW Podcast

Not sure if I mentioned this but I had the pleasure of speaking with Sue and Jesse of Very Spatial (ya that's Jesse below.. remember Jesse... I always have my camera ;0) to do a podcast as part of their series during Geography Awareness Week.. thanks for the opportunity! Listen to it here


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the podlounge - find/add podcasts and now the mobile lounge

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another ESRI uc conference video and creepy cello guy??

I was just surfing youtube and found a 7 minute video from the ESRI UC. The video was posted by a group that calls themselves gisnation (sorry but I'm not familiar with them - think veryspatial knock-off!). Anyway, 3 gisers offer up a 7 minute take on the conference from the comfort of their hotel room (actually it looks like a motel) One funny bit though is their reference to "creepy cello guy"... if you were at the event and walked around the upper level you may have seen this guy and yes indeed, he was a bit creepy! The cello playinng was pretty nice but the whole package was definitely creepy. Made me think of middle age Fabio crossed with Mick Jager, gone classical! Anyway, turns out "cello guy" is actually a pro and has his own website etc... if you want more info about cello guy see Marston Smith's website at http://www.marstonsmith.com/main.html - if you want to see the ESRI videoblog see youtube and search "gisnation"