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@Brad Gilreath: I want to be a fan --- just can't figure out how :(


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car-pooling from Sacramento?

sorry to miss you Dylan - catch you later


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@anselm: Hi Andy- thanks so much for your work on this. What a great event. btw- I missed a contact with the guy that lead the bicycle ride Sunday AM. Pointers welcome


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@Anand Tomar: Yep, show up whenever works best


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@Marcelo Camelo: I'm not sure if it's the same in Australia, but from our experiences here, you're right that agents are very restrictive with information in order to make sure the people come to them when looking for a house. But, often the lack of pictures is simply because of technophobia, or technical inability.

The problem is, that ultimately the consumer suffers for that.

We should talk. I'm here at where camp right now. Look for me. Or call me 909-754-3941.

Also, check out what we've done so far: HouseFLIX.com

Hope to see you around.

- Henrik


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@Ryan Sarver: would i still be allowed entry if i came in late today ... have to attend TiEcon session in the morning (5/17)


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@Erik Hersman: Eric, can't wait to see you again this weekend.

http://ushahidi.com is fantastic.

Looking forward to meeting other folks working on activisty geohackery.

PS: puh-lease give the OReilly talk again.


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Looking for a ride from the Mission

Cars are such a drag. But: Is anyone riding in from Mission-ish area tomorrow?
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5/20 Meetup Update

We are locked and loaded for our Tuesday May 20th event! Visit http://web.meetup.com/49/ for more info. First off, none other than Google Maps API Developer Programs Engineer Pamela Fox presenting: "Communities + Google Maps: Harder, Better, F...
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GPS Units for WhereCamp

Cool! I'll also mention that there are plenty of caches nearby if anyone wants to go on a hunt sometime during the weekend.


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- from open maps to open spaces-

@wherecamp sorry can't be there to work on 3d geo after all. pre-empted by prior commitment for fun time with grandchildren 3 & 5, and now too , the passing of a close friend yesterday

Please have 3Dgeohacking fun!!


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@Henrik Joreteg: I totally agree with your comments on how online RE should work. In Australia things really suck. You get a couple of pictures and that's it. I just wonder who benefits from the current state of things. Maybe owners/realtors do want to (selectively) show as little as possible of the property to force potential buyers to inspect? Or maybe it is the RE sites that charge too much for additional pictures?


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@Chaitanya Kuber: Thanks, and let's definitely grab some time this weekend to continue talking.


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@Erik Hersman: Great talk at Where 2.0 the other day. I was very impressed and inspired. Would love to chat during WhereCamp.


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Where 2.0

Conference was a blast. Totally energized after hearing from many great thinkers. Talks on and about Freebase, MapuFacture, OSM and Flickr were some that really caught my eye and got my brain cells ticking. Looking forward to WhereCamp and t...
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@Brian Hamlin: brian, sounds good, i'll call you this eve about car-pooling.


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@Andrew Turner: hey Andrew- I just saw your OGC presentation on Mass Market Geo Standards.. excellent! http://blog.mapufacture.com/2008/04/03/presentation-on-emerging-mass-market-geo-standards/


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@brent pedersen: Hey Brent- let's carpool down there on Saturday.. four one five seven one seven four four six two cell -Brian


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@dean: bike maps: http://gravitystorm.co.uk/osm

To find out more get in touch with Andy, the guy who created the site.


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@Carl Gorringe: gotalift sounds cool!


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@Jessica Forbess: i would love a bike route site, there are alot of halfway solutions that just don't cut it.


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@dean: dean, by registering on here you are signed up :)


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Web 2.0 Mapping and Social Networks Meetup with Pamela Fox on May 20th in Menlo Park - be there.

Event title: Web 2.0 Mapping and Social Networks May Meetup Event date: Tuesday May 20, 2008 @ 7:00pm - 9:00pm Event location: Menlo Park, CA. Event fee: Free RSVP: http://web.meetup.com/49/ Brief description: This month we are very e...
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@Ryan Sarver: how do I sign up for wherecaomp, I login and there is no sign up sheet

Dean


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Unconference Topic: Mapping and User Interfaces

Thanks everyone for the positive feedback. Looks like I better step up my presentation :)

I'll definitely be attending the unconference and presenting on this topic. I look forward to sharing what I've learned with all of you. I especially like the idea of a discussion of cartographic approaches (which I'm probably not too familiar with) to a UI compared to the web site UI approaches.

If there's any questions or topics you'd like me to research/present on, feel free to leave them here.


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Web 2.0 Mapping and Social Networks Meetup

Hi Catherine,

Thank you for posting this invitation and organizing the Web 2.0 Mapping and Social Networks Meetup. I just signed up for the event. Nice to virtually meet you, and I am looking forward to meet you in person on May 20th.

All the best,
Gabriel


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Camping at the Googleplex

Also follow "wherecamp" on twitter for updates that Anselm posts there. Sorry for the distributed news -- but we need to make you work for it a bit :)


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where camp schedule

There isn't a schedule until the morning of the first day of WhereCamp. This is the unconference/barcamp style. Attendees become presenters and join the discussion.

You can expect a very wide range of topics: open-data, geolocation api's, mapping software, hardware hacking, etc.

And if you have a specific topic you want to hear about, ask for it. Or if you have a topic you want to share, post that you'll be talking about it.


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@anselm: saw you today walking towards the broadway bridge, was driving opposite direction


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@Van Riper: Hello Van!
Thanks for your comment. Too bad our meetup's conflict. I would love to know more about your work with KML. Look forward to meeting you at WhereCamp.
Kind regards, Catherine


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@Catherine Burton: I probably should have done that first comment as a private message. Luckily, it wasn't all that private to begin with. :-)