NatalieJ Interviews Kim Floyd

NatalieJ on KCOH in Houston

This is NatalieJ. I had the opportunity to be on KCOH yesterday so this picture is from that show. More on Natalie: NatalieJ of The Night Train radio program on 1430 AM KCOH hosts a weekly radio show full of Latin, African and Contemporary Jazz sprinkled with interviews and perceptive commentary from friends and fans alike. NatalieJ also works with the Children's Life Workshop and after school video production classes  that teach basic video and radio recording, lighting and photography skills to enable youth to prepare for careers in broadcast journalism and communications.

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Kafka Rules

Kafka Rules OK! Encierren a BUSH antes de que nos mate a todos!!!

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KCOH in Houston Texas

KCOH Radio is the oldest urban radio station in Texas.

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KCOH Sunday Bible Study

KCOH Bible Study call in show hosts.

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interview bee

houston, tx

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Madison Square Garden 1977 Pink Floyd

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better days

haha its a pig roast, or the cover of the next pink floyd album

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Interview für die Rheinische Post

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The Natuba interview mic

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My interview with Matt M.

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How not to dress for an interview

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On the SF Interview Beat...

"san francisco" ca 2007 december

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Kelsey Ruger being interviewed by Russ Capper

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SXSW keynote

The interviewer seems to want to jump young Zuckerburg. It's pretty entertaining.

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Ricky Rickshaw

white linen nights in the heights, August 4, 2007 Houston TX

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Congrès National FGTB-ABVV Auditorium 2000 - Brussels 2006/06/08 Preparing the interviews (credits : Marc Lerchs)

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Creative Commies

In an interview, Bill Gates referred to free culture advocates as "modern-day sort of communists". boingboing.net/2005/01/05/bill_gates_free_cult.html Someone adapted the Aeroflot logo to use the copyleft symbol and released it for free. www.boingboing.net/2005/01/06/more_gates_copyleft_.html A screen printer took the logo and started selling tshirts for $5 a piece. www.giantrobotprinting.com/store/shirts/all/ccaero This all happened in the space of 24 hours and wouldn't have been possible without free culture.

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Houstonist - Mustaches for Kids

The following story appeared on the Houstonist yesterday October 3 2007 and yes that is me! Thanks Happykatie for the love houstonist.com/2007/10/03/heart_of_gold_m.php October 3, 2007 Heart of Gold: Mustaches for kids (m4k Houston) Houstonist's 'Heart of Gold' is a regular feature that gives a little love to the people that make a difference. Yes, we randomly get that touchy-feely. So sue us. And share your ideas with us too! stache_winner.jpgBecause shaving is just so uncharitable, Houston is holding its very first Mustaches For Kids fundraiser event. Didn't think kids needed mustaches did you? Well, think of it like a walkathon where the walking is replaced with facial hair and beer foam retention contests. All money raised is being donated to M4K Houston's charity of choice - Texas Children's Hospital Cancer Center. Participants meet at Stag's Head Pub to shear themselves bare, drink beer and promise to shave at minimum once a week (other than their mustaches, obviously) during the month-long 'grow season'. At the end of it all, a 'Sweetest Stache' will be determined at a final M4K Houston pageant where pose-downs/dance-offs, beer foam retention, Q&A and touchability contests will unveil the mustached winner. Read on for an insightful interview with JayMac, M4K Houston founder and lead mustache enthusiast: How did you decide to start the m4k here in Houston? I had vision last year around Christmas about a world so perfect that hairy man gathered to raise money and grow mustaches for kids. A world so right that out of all these amazing follicle fellas one would stand high above them all, one who would be deemed the Sweetest Stache! Oh and about a couple minutes before that you sent me a link about m4k. It was after the grow season so I have plotting ever since. What kind of outreach does this organization have nationwide -- how many cities / mustaches are in this now? Currently there are now 13 chapters with the addition of the Houston chapter. Mustaches are growing everywhere, from San Francisco to Toronto to Richmond. Eager participants in each city have vowed to grow and give. Just know that this holiday season will be a lot hairier thanks to some selfless people. Jaymac_mustache.jpgSince you're Canadian you may not have heard this yet, but women are allowed to vote here now. Since they're all about 'participating', how do you think that women (the kind without facial hair) can participate in M4K? Or is there a sister charity organization they can join to participate in? Women are encouraged to participate in the grow season. There are many ways to do this. First you could grow your own. They will obviously be judged as equals. Secondly you could grow an imaginary mustache. Both options will help raise funds for Texas Children’s but with the latter only your imagination can hold back you stache. The third option is to 'stand by your man'. As you know growing a mustache can be a lonely endeavour, he will need your support in times of self doubt. You will need to be there when he can't go on. The final option would be to be a judge for the Sweet Stache competition. This position comes at a price - bribing is encouraged so judges will have to have a good memory to know who's pocket they are at any given time. Favorite type of mustache? Although I love a good handlebar and fu manchu the old fashioned 'pittsburgh' corner to corner staches are the best. This straight up top lip stunner screams 'yeah I like the Steelers and driving a Camaro, what of it?’ Of course this is only one man's dream; other dreams may vary. Favorite celebrity mustache? The obvious choice is Tom Selleck but I'm going to have to go with Burt Reynolds. That stache may hold the secrets of the known world. When Burt passes, god bless his soul, his stache should go on display at all the major museums. First the Louvre, then perhaps the Sistine Chapel. It should meet with heads of state, dine with royalty, drive for one NASCAR season and eventually become secretary of the defense. Hints on what you are growing for this year? As is required of all growers I will be coming as my favorite mustache. I have my idea of whom or what I will be but as you know the mustache will dictate the final outcome so we will see what my upper lip has planned for me. I am but an instrument. Are you interested in participating in the Mustaches For Kids grow-a-thon? You can sign up online here and be sure to make it to the Stag's Head Pub (2128 Portsmouth) on November 8th for the Mustache Meet & Greet (shaving day is one week later on November 15th). It's for the kids!!! -- Photos thanks to Flickr users jasminepark and the fearless Deneyterrio By Katie Laird in Heart of Gold | Link | Comments (1) | Recommend this! (3)Loading... | * [+]

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Fwd: Mashable! - The Social Networking Blog

Envoyé depuis mon iPhone, Zak. Début du message transféré : Expéditeur: support@mdigger.com Date: 16 avril 2008 04:33:08 GMT+02:00 Destinataire: zak.mbirko@yahoo.fr Objet: Mashable! - The Social Networking Blog Répondre à: zak.mbirko@yahoo.fr mDigger user (zak.mbirko@yahoo.fr) has just forwarded some content to you. Mashable! - The Social Networking Blog Mashable’s Guide to Upcoming Web 2.0 Conferences and Events April 15, 2008 — 05:24 AM PDT — by Tamar Weinberg — Mashable has more upcoming events, parties, and conferences than ever listed this week. Not included on this list? Email us and let’s establish a media sponsorship with you. April 22-23, 2008: SMX Social Media Marketing is the event for internet marketers who want to learn the tactics needed to harness the power of reader-engagement sites and tools like Del.icio.us, Digg, StumbleUpon and Propeller. The event will have presentations by Jason Calacanis of Mahalo and Jimmy Wales of Wikia Search and will jump-start your way to making social media a way of life within your startup or company. Mashable readers are also entitled to a discount. NewComm April 22-25, 2008: Mashable is a proud sponsor of the upcoming New Communications Forum which will occur on April 22-25 at the Hyatt Vineyard Creek Hotel & Spa in Sonoma County, CA. The NewComm forum is designed to foster conversations across advertisers, marketers, journalists, individuals in public relations and in corporate communications professions, educators and students, and new media and communications technologists. There will be more than 60 sessions followed by cocktail receptions, wine tasting opportunities, and the first ever SNCR Jam. Mashable readers are entitled to a discount, so check our announcement post detailing more. Web 2.0 Expo April 22-25, 2008: Mashable is proud to announce a media sponsorship for the Web 2.0 Expo in San Francisco from April 22-25, 2008. Web 2.0 Expo takes the pulse of the Web ecosystem and looks to its future, shining a spotlight across the Web 2.0 landscape to show how the Internet Revolution is being created and delivered. It showcases the latest Web 2.0 business models, development paradigms and design strategies for designers, developers, entrepreneurs, VCs, marketers, product managers and business strategists, from start-ups to enterprises. Web 2.0 Expo is for the builders of the next generation web; people who have experiences to share and a passion for learning–the hot new thing, lessons from failures, innovations and inspirations, and the practical applications of all of the above. Discounts are still available for Mashable readers; visit our post for more Web 2.0 Expo information. April 23, 2008: Mashable and Chi.mp are proud to announce: Evolve, the Web 2.0 Expo after party on April 23rd, 2008 at Mighty in San Francisco, California. Our co-host, Chi.mp, will be announcing and sharing a sneak preview of their new platform that will set you up with your own free domain that comes with a content hub and identity management platform… “It’s where you will break free for free – and truly own your digital self online.” More information about the party is at the Evolve page. April 24, 2008: Enjoy an evening of indulgence and libations as GLAM’s recent acquisition is announced. Participate in a “SpringMix” fashion show, interview with vloggers, and dance the night away at the SpringMix party. Also, meet influential marketer Rohit Bhargava and learn about his book, Personality Not Included. Attendees will also receive goodie bags and have an opportunity to meet with folks from GLAM, Ogilvy, Twiistup followers, Girls in Tech members, folks from 24 Seven, fashionistas, stylists, reporters, bloggers, and of course, San Fran A-Listers. Tech Cocktail April 24, 2008: TECH Cocktail unites bloggers, technology enthusiasts, venture capitalists, and entrepreneurs to discuss all things tech. Their mission: “To amplify the technology signal in under served markets and have fun doing it.” The Washington DC event will be held at MCCXXIII: 1223 Connecticut Avenue, NW - Washington, DC from 6:30-9PM and is free for all attendees. RSVP now to reserve your spot and check out our post for more information on more events just like that one. dealmaker.jpg April 30, 2008: From 12PM-6PM in San Francisco, join DealMaker Media for Social Media: The Insider’s Playbook to Market Domination. Analyzing business models, go-to-market strategies and exit options, the Dealmaker Forum is a half-day event designed to dispel the hype and uncover the specific moves required to win this game. Register here for your VIP tickets, and if you want to participate in the speed dating opportunity, sign up here. Only a few spots remain! May 4-5, 2008: Sun Startup Essentials will host its fifth Sun Startup Camp(SM) event May 4-5 2008 at Moscone Center in San Francisco. Startup Camp is an interactive “unconference”, i.e., no large conference panels all day. Instead, Startup Camp involves leader-moderated discussions that everyone is free to contribute to. Interested participants (register for FREE here) may also publish topic ideas for discussion sessions and view those that others are proposing by visiting the Discussion Ideas page. May 12-14, 2008: The O’Reilly Where 2.0 conference, to be held on May 12-14 in Burlingame, CA, will feature experts from Loopt, Yahoo/Flickr, Google, Autodesk, Frog Design, and FortiusOne who will discuss the significance of the geospatial web, which has continued to grow with the help of the internet. Save 15% when you register with our promotional code which you’ll only be able to access if you visit our Where 2.0 conference announcement page, and that’s where you can find out more information about the event. communtelligence.jpg communtelligence2.jpg May 21-22, 2008: The 3rd Communitelligence Executing Social Media Conference & Workshops is a must-attend event for anyone in need of good advice on using the new social media tools for business advantage. The conference delivers practical, how-to take-aways from two-dozen experts and practitioners who are boldly executing successful new media programs today. Get $300 off the registration fee by following the instructions in our Communitelligence Conference post. May 28-29, 2008: On May 28th and 29th in San Francisco, join some of Google’s engineers and talk about building superb applications with Google Code and other open web technologies. The Google I/O conference will discuss AJAX, JavaScript, tools that leverage Google Maps, social applications, APIs, mobile apps, and more. Register for the event at the Google I/O page. Under the Radar Submissions June 3, 2008: Submissions are now being accepted for the next event to be held on June 3rd, also in Mountain View. The 11th conference will feature 32 emerging startups in the following areas: advertising, casual gaming, commerce, measurement tools, messaging, mobile applications and tools, publishing, search, rich internet apps, search, social Media/networking, virtual communities, video, web design tools, and widgets and desktop enhancements. Criteria for selection include a unique value proposition, ability to monetize product/business, large market opportunity, must still be considered “under the radar” - launched within the year, company must be an actual startup - not a new product from a large company, and should have been in beta and beyond - must have customers/beta testers/or using the product in the market. July 17, 2008: At Twiistup, connect with the LA tech & media communities, check out some hot start-ups, and enjoy this huge summer evening event. Register now to demo your company. Tickets are now on sale. Stay tuned for an announcement regarding Twiistup later today! Rate this post: 1 Star 2 Stars 3 Stars 4 Stars 5 Stars (No Ratings Yet) Loading ... Loading ... © Mashable! Try mDigger at http://www.mdigger.com v> © Mashable! Try mDigger at http://www.mdigger.com

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