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Breaking Crews from Around the World (Google Map)

Posted on December 1, 2009 by

View Bboy Crews in a larger map BreakerNYC.com has spearheaded the creation of this awesome Google Map of b-boy crews from around the world.  It's an impressive collection, albeit not quite comprehensive at only a couple hundred crews.  I.e. I know there must be more crews in Latin America and Australia. Brazil alone must have…

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Conscience Unconference explores intersection of social media and human rights

Posted on November 30, 2009 by

This Saturday, December 5, I will be participating in the "Conscience Unconference" at the US Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington DC.  This looks to be a very interesting gathering of museum professionals, activists, educators and academics to discuss "problems, practicalities, and opportunities of using social media to further the missions of 'institutions of conscience' —…

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“Transmedia Challenge” Game Show for New Media Education

Posted on November 23, 2009 by

This weekend, I got to watch and participate in the "World Series of Tubing" an augmented-reality game show that pits two contestants in a competition to see who can present the most popular YouTube viral video before a live studio audience. It was a wacky good time, but it also made me think about possibilities…

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Facebook vs. Yehoodi: Social network deathmatch

Posted on November 23, 2009 by

Here at Yehoodi Central, we are busy working on polishing and refining the cool features of our new website Yehoodi 3.0 (beta).  We are pretty confident that it will take a to a new level our already successful swing dance community website. I think it can't come too soon.  As several people have related to…

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“ManuandRik.com”? Why not “RikandManu.com”?

Posted on November 11, 2009 by

Someone thinks they are very, very funny. That's what we get for mentioning a fake URL on the Yehoodi Talk Show. Well played, sir. Well played.

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Fun Prezi presentation about the new Yehoodi.com website!

Posted on October 25, 2009 by

I just finished preparing a video presentation about the new Yehoodi.com, complete with the classic Yehoodi song created by Spuds several years ago.  I hope you like it! Created using the awesome prezi zoom-a-rific, web-based presentation tool, you can see the original prezi version of the slideshow after the jump…

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Celebrating 11 years of Yehoodi & new Yehoodi 3.0 website this Thursday at Frim Fram!

Posted on October 20, 2009 by

I am excited to announce that this Thursday, October 22, Yehoodi.com, the swing dance website I help run, will be celebrating our eleventh year of operation. So we are throwing an extra special Frim Fram Jam swing dance this Thursday featuring all of your favorite Yehoodistrators! The incomparable Manu "Spuds" Smith will be spinning songs…

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Reframing social media for non-early adopters

Posted on October 14, 2009 by

Yesterday I had the pleasure of helping facilitate an all-day training on social media for educators and nonprofits at the Global Kids offices, as part of our regular professional development services. It's always fun to talk with an eager and open group of folks about social media, particularly if they have no particular background in…

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Apl.de.ap of Black-eyed Peas wants to “Take You to the Philippines” (video)

Posted on October 12, 2009 by

I got that news that Philippines-born member of the Black-eyed Peas Apl.de.ap recently launched a new music video / tourism spot called "Take Me to the Philippines" on MTV Asia. It's a catchy little number and a slickly produced music video, created by LA-based We Are Royale, with support from the Philippine Department of Tourism. …

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Interactive “Shim Sham” line dance instructional video

Posted on October 10, 2009 by

Here's a really well-produced instructional video on how to do the "Shim Sham Shimmy," a popular line dance that is performed at swing dances all around the world.  The video project was conceived and created by lindy hoppers Patrick and Natasha of Montreal. Here's why they made this video: We all know how frustrating it…

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