Rich Palmerhttp://richpalmer.comenTue, 30 Jun 2009 11:54:23 PDThttp://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.1hourly1http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/This is an XML content feed. It is intended to be viewed in a newsreader or syndicated to another site, subject to copyright and fair use.Fraser Seitel on becoming a successful PR professionalhttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/safesongs/~3/Gd4ZGYQArzE/UncategorizedRichTue, 30 Jun 2009 11:54:23 PDThttp://richpalmer.com/2009/06/fraser-seitel-on-becoming-a-successful-pr-professional/http://richpalmer.com/a/prpro

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]]>http://richpalmer.com/a/prpro Posted via email from Rich&#8217;s posterous Send to Facebook Tweet This Post&#160; Plurk This Post&#160; <hr />http://richpalmer.com/2009/06/fraser-seitel-on-becoming-a-successful-pr-professional/feed/0http://richpalmer.com/2009/06/fraser-seitel-on-becoming-a-successful-pr-professional/Fireworks Safety Story Backfireshttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/safesongs/~3/lCxiXOIhtQI/UncategorizedRichTue, 30 Jun 2009 10:25:56 PDThttp://richpalmer.com/2009/06/fireworks-safety-story-backfires/The following story appeared on the WDTN web site.  A longer version of the video was broadcast last night on the station. Thanks to Holly Samuels and Kris Sproles for their report. Thankfully, Kris was not seriously hurt.

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]]>The following story appeared on the WDTN web site.&#160; A longer version of the video was broadcast last night on the station. Thanks to Holly Samuels and Kris Sproles for their report. Thankfully, Kris was not seriously hurt. Posted via web from Rich&#8217;s posterous Send [...]<hr />http://richpalmer.com/2009/06/fireworks-safety-story-backfires/feed/0http://richpalmer.com/2009/06/fireworks-safety-story-backfires/Rich Palmer’s music on thesixtyonehttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/safesongs/~3/Fn5yes441A4/UncategorizedRichSun, 28 Jun 2009 09:23:33 PDThttp://richpalmer.com/2009/06/rich-palmers-music-on-thesixtyone/
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]]>via thesixtyone.com Posted via web from Rich&#8217;s posterous Send to Facebook Tweet This Post&#160; Plurk This Post&#160; <hr />http://richpalmer.com/2009/06/rich-palmers-music-on-thesixtyone/feed/0http://richpalmer.com/2009/06/rich-palmers-music-on-thesixtyone/Just Discovered Posteroushttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/safesongs/~3/t5czFLUjbPo/UncategorizedRichSun, 28 Jun 2009 08:39:08 PDThttp://richpalmer.com/2009/06/just-discovered-posterous/
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Looks like the kind of service I need to review at Blogs, Views and Blues.

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]]>Download now or watch on posterous MOV-0027.3gp (533 KB) Looks like the kind of service I need to review at Blogs, Views and Blues. Posted via email from Rich&#8217;s posterous Send to Facebook Tweet This Post&#160; Plurk This [...]<hr />http://richpalmer.com/2009/06/just-discovered-posterous/feed/0http://richpalmer.com/2009/06/just-discovered-posterous/Keyboard Cat Mocks Colberthttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/safesongs/~3/nWYfOAJ1XjU/UncategorizedJon Stewartkeyboard catStephen ColbertVideoRichWed, 27 May 2009 08:04:34 PDThttp://richpalmer.com/?p=772I could not resist sharing this. Yes, I know, it has become cliche, but it is funny. Admit it.

I find it hilarious that Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert are together on the same clip, too.

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]]>I could not resist sharing this. Yes, I know, it has become cliche, but it is funny. Admit it. I find it hilarious that Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert are together on the same clip, too. The Daily Show With Jon Stewart M &#8211; Th 11p / 10c Daily/Colbert &#8211; Keyboard Cat thedailyshow.com Daily Show Full Episodes Economic Crisis Political Humor Send [...]<hr />http://richpalmer.com/2009/05/keyboard-cat-mocks-colbert/feed/0http://richpalmer.com/2009/05/keyboard-cat-mocks-colbert/Hey Twitter! #FIXIThttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/safesongs/~3/HCaDBO1C3Vg/ComplaintsConnectingEditorialSocial MediaTwitterconversationdisconnectionsfollowsrepliesRichTue, 12 May 2009 20:32:46 PDThttp://richpalmer.com/blog/?p=741Can’t Join the Conversation

Twitter recently took away the option to see replies that people we don’t follow made in conversations.

This truly has broken the system that was making Twitter a joy for many of us. We often found new connections and new people to follow because we would find them engaged in conversation. In a sense, eavesdropping grew the community.

Twitter has not even given us the option to open this channel. They’ve simply taken it away altogether. Now we can only see the replies of others to people that we follow — but no one else.

FIXIT Twitter

I have seen quite a bit of action on this particular topic (obviously by people that I follow).

@ikepigott spearheaded a campaign tonight that has been filtering quite often in the “retweet” stream:

@twitter – The Replies were not broken. You’ve made conversational discovery impossible. #FIXIT (and retweet)

If you agree that this is a function that is debilitating to your Twitter useage, get on your stream and let them have it! #FIXIT

And you can quote me on that. I’m @richpalmer.

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]]>Can&#8217;t Join the Conversation Twitter recently took away the option to see replies that people we don&#8217;t follow made in conversations. This truly has broken the system that was making Twitter a joy for many of us. We often found new connections and new people to follow because we would find them engaged in conversation. [...]<hr />http://richpalmer.com/2009/05/hey-twitter-fixit/feed/0http://richpalmer.com/2009/05/hey-twitter-fixit/We’ll Miss You, Jamiehttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/safesongs/~3/pPlJcVy8dxc/EditorialVideopublic safetycancerJamie FaulknerKnight BlazeRichThu, 23 Apr 2009 06:02:36 PDThttp://richpalmer.com/blog/?p=734Good friend and former band-mate, Jamie Faulkner passed away early this morning. He was a fantastic man; a man of faith; a man of ethics and conviction. I know that he touched many lives and that he will be missed by so many.

Gerry Gustin commented about Jamie on his Facebook account this morning:

at 222 am, Trotwood Police Detective Jamie Faulkner passed away after a valiant battle with cancer. The world has lost another good one! He was a close friend, a band-mate in Knight Blaze, and one of the most kind and gentle men I ever met! He is at peace finally and has earned his great reward!

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]]>Good friend and former band-mate, Jamie Faulkner passed away early this morning. He was a fantastic man; a man of faith; a man of ethics and conviction. I know that he touched many lives and that he will be missed by so many. Gerry Gustin commented about Jamie on his Facebook account this morning: at [...]<hr />http://richpalmer.com/2009/04/well-miss-you-jamie/feed/2http://richpalmer.com/2009/04/well-miss-you-jamie/Grace Buford, Second Life Musician, on CNNhttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/safesongs/~3/GlUVGqMPk50/Music StuffSecond LifeVideoGrace BufordliveMusicperformanceRichTue, 07 Apr 2009 09:12:59 PDThttp://richpalmer.com/blog/?p=729This is a very nice view of the live music community and the availability of great entertainment from artists such as Grace Buford (Cylindrian Rutabaga) in Second Life.

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]]>This is a very nice view of the live music community and the availability of great entertainment from artists such as Grace Buford (Cylindrian Rutabaga) in Second Life. Embedded video from CNN Video Send to Facebook Tweet This Post&#160; Plurk This Post&#160; <hr />http://richpalmer.com/2009/04/grace-buford-on-cnn/feed/0http://richpalmer.com/2009/04/grace-buford-on-cnn/Does your business ban social media at work?http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/safesongs/~3/ZISDid-HvcM/ConnectingSocial MediaVideobusinessfiltersrestrictionsShel HoltzTwitterRichWed, 01 Apr 2009 12:54:52 PDThttp://richpalmer.com/blog/?p=722Ragan Communications shared this video featuring Shel Holtz.

Holtz discusses why using social media at the office should no longer be taboo; in fact, it could prevent you from doing your job.

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]]>Ragan Communications shared this video featuring Shel Holtz. Holtz discusses why using social media at the office should no longer be taboo; in fact, it could prevent you from doing your job. Send to Facebook Tweet This Post&#160; Plurk This Post&#160; <hr />http://richpalmer.com/2009/04/does-your-business-ban-social-media-at-work/feed/0http://richpalmer.com/2009/04/does-your-business-ban-social-media-at-work/In Defense of Twitter – Musicians Perspectivehttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/safesongs/~3/Ei5RCp495Xc/BloggingConnectingMusic StuffTechnologyTwitterAndrew DubberSteve LawsonRichThu, 19 Mar 2009 06:31:53 PDThttp://richpalmer.com/blog/?p=718
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Andrew Dubber recently interviewed bassist and music business thinker, Steve Lawson. They discussed the merits of Twitter, especially as it pertains to musicians. Lawson had posted an article called “Twitter Sucks, So Change Your Friends.”

I especially liked the point that Lawson made regarding how to use Twitter while you’re between albums/projects. He noted that this time is good for connecting with new people, carrying on conversation and building your “social DNA chain.”

Follow Steve Lawson: @solobasssteve
Follow Andrew Dubber: @dubber

According to his site,

Andrew Dubber’s New Music Strategies New Music Strategies attempts to unpick and explain what’s going on in the online music environment – and from that, develop strategies to help independent musicians and music businesses cope and thrive in a changing media environment.

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]]>Steve Lawson from Andrew Dubber on Vimeo. Andrew Dubber recently interviewed bassist and music business thinker, Steve Lawson. They discussed the merits of Twitter, especially as it pertains to musicians. Lawson had posted an article called &#8220;Twitter Sucks, So Change Your Friends.&#8221; I especially liked the point that Lawson made regarding how to use Twitter [...]<hr />http://richpalmer.com/2009/03/in-defense-of-twitter-musicians-perspective/feed/0http://richpalmer.com/2009/03/in-defense-of-twitter-musicians-perspective/