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	<description>Just another geek in San Francisco</description>
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		<title>Dorkbot-SF, 2009-09-23, lofi streaming video</title>
		<description>With major help from Miloh from Noisebridge, the launch of the DorkbotSF Ustream channel.

	Timothy Childs - Technology and Chocolate (web)
	Mark Pauline - Survival Research Labs (web)
	Michael Ang (mang) - Light, Attraction and Emotion (web)
	(Opendork) Jacob Appelbaum - Noisebridge (web)


Other Opendorks were taped, but not streamed.
More info on the Dorkbot-SF page ...</description>
		<link>http://pronoiac.org/recordings/2009/09/25/dorkbot-sf-2009-09-23-lofi-streaming-video/</link>
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		<title>Jon Sarriugarte &amp; crew, Hogan Tesla Coil demonstration, Dorkbot-SF, 2009-06-20</title>
		<description>Crazy? Or crazy awesome? Jon Sarriugarte & crew demonstrate a 1928 Hogan Tesla Coil on volunteers around 1am at the Dorkbot-SF 7th Anniversary Party.

The video is up on Vimeo.

More info at the sites for Jon Sarriugarte, Form and Reform (the venue), & the Dorkbot-SF page for this meeting. </description>
		<link>http://pronoiac.org/recordings/2009/07/23/jon-sarriugarte-crew-hogan-tesla-coil-demonstration-dorkbot-sf-2009-06-20/</link>
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		<title>Greg Leyh, Lightning Lab &amp; Tesla Coils, Dorkbot-SF, 2009-06-03</title>
		<description>Greg Leyh talks about the state of the art of big tesla coils, for Dorkbot-SF. The Q&A starts about 20 minutes in. 

The video's at Vimeo, along with the video of the Tesla coil demonstration that followed.

Greg Leyh has more information at the Nevada Lightning Laboratory & Lightning on Demand ...</description>
		<link>http://pronoiac.org/recordings/2009/06/16/greg-leyh-lightning-lab-tesla-coils-dorkbot-sf-2009-06-03/</link>
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		<title>Cleaning</title>
		<description>I'm moving much of my audio over to Amazon S3. Old links should keep working.  I'll check before I change the links & I'll keep an eye out for breakage, but if I miss anything, please let me know! </description>
		<link>http://pronoiac.org/recordings/2009/05/25/cleaning/</link>
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		<title>China Mi&#233;ville, 2007-02-28</title>
		<description>From the archives, but previously unpublished: This is an old, lo-fi recording of a China Miéville Q&A from a couple of years ago, as part of his tour for Un Lun Dun, at the Fourth St. Berkeley location of Cody's, now closed & dearly missed.

Listing the questions made it seem ...</description>
		<link>http://pronoiac.org/recordings/2009/05/22/china-mieville-2007-02-28/</link>
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		<title>Dave Mathews, Software is the New Hardware, Dorkbot-SF, 2009-03-11</title>
		<description>Dave Mathews (with one "t," not two) gave a presentation - "Software is the New Hardware" - for Dorkbot-SF in March, at the Hat Factory.

Video available at vimeo. 

You can follow him on Twitter - @ggdm. </description>
		<link>http://pronoiac.org/recordings/2009/05/11/dave-mathews-software-is-the-new-hardware-dorkbot-sf-2009-03-11/</link>
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		<title>Bruce Damer, The EvoGrid, Dorkbot-SF, 2009-04-08</title>
		<description>Bruce Damer talks about meteors hitting the earth, probing & mining asteroids, creating new lifeforms, sustainable space travel, & more.

Bruce Damer
The EvoGrid
2009-04-08
Dorkbot-SF
At The Gallery with No Name

More info at (primarily) damer.com though digitalspace.com & evogrid.org & b612foundation.org & biota.org are closely related.

dorkbot.org/dorkbotsf/archive/200904/ </description>
		<link>http://pronoiac.org/recordings/2009/04/27/bruce-damer-the-evogrid-dorkbot-sf-2009-04-08/</link>
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		<title>Mitch Altman, TV-B-Gone &amp; lifehacking, Dorkbot-SF, 2009-02-25</title>
		<description>Mitch Altman talked about the invention of TV-B-Gone & lifehacking, for Dorkbot-SF, at PariSoMa in San Francisco, CA.
The video's on Google Video.
More info:
Cornfield Electronics 
the Dorkbot-SF page for this meeting
PariSoMa

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		<link>http://pronoiac.org/recordings/2009/03/07/mitch-altman-tv-b-gone-lifehacking-dorkbot-sf-2009-02-25/</link>
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		<title>Jeremy Bornstein, Introduction to Soapmaking, Dorkbot-SF, 2008-05-29</title>
		<description>Jeremy Bornstein demonstrates the making of soap, for Dorkbot-SF, at Polly Harrold's Sometime Gallery, in Oakland, CA.
It's just under 28 minutes long.
Video posted at Google Video & also Vimeo (as an experiment).

 </description>
		<link>http://pronoiac.org/recordings/2009/02/23/jeremy-bornstein-introduction-to-soapmaking-dorkbot-sf-2008-05-29/</link>
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		<title>SVHMPC / hbmobile &#8211; 2008-03-12</title>
		<description>Silicon Valley Homebrewed Mobile Phone Club, held in conjunction with the Emerging Communications Conference at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View.

Mark Wood talked about the Cell Broadcast System, for broadcasting text messages over geographic areas.  He's the CTO of CellCast, & he lectures on Disaster Telecommunications at the ...</description>
		<link>http://pronoiac.org/recordings/2008/06/05/svhmpc-hbmobile-2008-03-12/</link>
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