Chank Diesel is holding a talk on type improvisation @ CoCo in St. Paul next Thursday (Apr 29th) from 9am – 11am.
Registration is $30 that includes the afternoon of co-working @ CoCo, or $15 just for Chank’s session.
To register and for more information – visit CoCoMSP.com
Apologies for the delay, our plans for the January UX Meetup have unfortunately fallen through – so we’ve decided not to fight it and instead, return in February (announcement post forthcoming).
But it’s winter in Minnesota – and you need to get out more – so come over to CoCoMSP the new collaboration and co-working space [...]
The first meeting of the Mpls.-St. Paul Wordpress User Group is slated for July 30, 2009. We’ll be talking about a slew of WP topics, including:
Organizing Wordcamp Twin Cities 2009
Converting rocking HTML Designs into rocking Wordpress Templates
Wordpress Overview for Beginners
Wordpress as a CMS
Details:
Minneapolis St. Paul Wordpress User Group Kickoff Meeting
Thursday, July 30, 2009, 6:30 PM [...]
Happy summer Twin Cities UX’ers –(even though it feels like October outside!)
We met June 8, 6-8pm at Wilde Roast to discuss the book Communicating Design: Developing Web Site Documentation for Design and Planning by Dan Brown.
The conversation was facilitated by Stephanie. She manages a User Experience team at U.S. Bank. She told us a story [...]
I’m hoping to stir up some interest in organizing a WordCamp here in the Twin Cities. I’ll “run point” but could use some other enthusiasts to assist.
We have a thriving interactive community that presumably should be interested in things WordPress. Any takers?
Email jmyers at visi dot com or @jaymyers
Yep, I said that, outloud and on mic. Here’s the video to prove it.
Update: here’s the original Minnov8 post – video by Gabe Chefitz of 612Authentic.
Radiohead did it. NIN did it. Recently, Girl Talk did it. The name-your-own-price model for purchasing music albums is a nice trend to see. I’m at the point where I don’t even care what the music is. I just feel obligated to buy a copy to promote the business model.
Well, now you can support the [...]
Working back in the heady days of Web 1.0, Simon Delivers was one of the more exciting ‘evolutionary business shifts’ going on. Ordering groceries? Online? Never having to go the grocery store again!? It seemed too good to be true and, of course, we quickly signed up.
Well, the reality wasn’t quite as exciting as it [...]
Latest word from Dan Grigsby on the upcoming PublicRadioCamp
We’re pleased to announce that Jon Gordon, host of Future Tense, American Public Media’s technology broadcast heard on over 100 stations nationwide, will be joining us.
We’ve tallied up the resources we’ll have to play with, remix, and generally use as building blocks. These include 37 RSS [...]