Video from the Oregon Brewfest 2010 kickoff parade.
Oregon Brewfest
The CrapMonkey Podcast Episode #132
In this very short episode I share a few of the latest editions to the crapmonkey family of products. First off, KarateKidPose.com has been updated to enable voting, so get out there and vote for your favorite photos and submit your own (be sure to come back often as photos will be added regularly). Additionally, the CrapMonkey Cube Audio Clip Player is now available for general use. Click on the “Share Audio” page from this blog to try it out.
Mix 2009 is coming up next week (March 18-20) in Las Vegas – be sure to check it out in person or online if you’re interested in the future of the web. Also, It’s never too early to start planning for the Oregon Brewers Festival (July 23-26th). Get your hotel now and I’ll see you at the brewfest!
The song of the day is flickr, by Jonathan Coulton (view a great video version of it here – and a live version here). The website of the day is washingtonbeerblog.com. The show closes on a song called Amway, by Fanny Alger.
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The CrapMonkey Podcast Episode #129
It’s hot in Seattle! I’m not complaining, but it’s a short show cause it’s just too hot in the Crapmonkey “Studio” to stay for any length of time. Looking for something to do this weekend? The Rails to Ales Brewfest is coming up in Cle Elum on Saturday, July 12th. If you’re not down with heading that far East, you might just go as far as Redmond and visit the Sub Pop 20th Anniversary Concert (July 12 & 13). Personally, I’m looking most forward to the Oregon Brewfest coming up at the end of the month (Click here to view a video I produced at last year’s brewfest). In Tech news, Bill Gates retired this week. A great retrospective collection of videos is located on Microsoft.com.
The Song of the Day is Rooftop by Sunday Morning Music. They are not together anymore, but you might want to keep track of former members, Jeff Fielder and Zach Harjo. The Website of the day is viewzi.com and we close the show with a song called 4th of July by Stephen Kellogg and the Sixers.
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