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The bus tour is in Atlanta today, and it has been going great thus far. Leif Wells spoke for a couple of minutes to let everyone know about all of the local Atlanta Users groups (5 Total!).
I wanted to post the urls, in case anyone didnt get them all written down.
Atlanta ColdFusion User Group** First Monday of the month at Echo 11 http://www.acfug.org
Adobe Flash Platform User Group Second Tuesday of the month at King Plow Arts Center (Roundbox) http://www.afpugatlanta.org
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Just a quick reminder, but the second leg of the on AIR Bus tour starts today in Atlanta. Over the next 10 days we will be in 9 cities in the midwest and on the East coast talking about Adobe AIR.
You can find a complete list of cities on the schedule page, and can register here.
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Lee Brimelow and I have just posted an app that we put together while on the first leg of the bus tour.
The app is called flump (Flickr dump), and is a simple application that will download all of the public images from a Flickr account.
flump screenshot
We have posted the app, and source code to the bus tour’s code repository.
You can find more information on the application, as well as how to install and the flump application page.
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Lee Brimelow has posted a bunch of the raw video that he took on the bus and at events from the first leg of the bus tour. This will give you a bit of a feel for what it is like at the events and on the bus.
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Just a quick note, but we have had to move the start time for the Philadelphia AIR Camp event from 5:15 to 6:30. The agenda hasn’t changed, but all of the times have shifted back.
You can see the complete agenda on the Philadelphia event page.
Also, the Philadelphia Flash User Group is holding an AIR application contest to coincide with the event. They have some SWEET prizes lined up, so make sure to check out the website for more information.
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The bus is going to be making a detour between the Pittsburgh and Washington DC events to drive down to Raleigh, North Carolina for a mini AIR Camp / User group meeting. We will be bringing down the entire bus and crew (including schwag) for a night of sessions on Adobe AIR.
When : Saturday, August 18th at 6:30 PM Where : Durham, North Carolina
The event is being put on by the Carolina Adobe User Group, and the Triangle Area ColdFusion user group. You can find more information, including where the event will be held on the event’s website.
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We have just updated the event agendas, and have also posted the list of all of the speakers for the second leg of the bus tour.
Just as with the first leg, we have a pretty impressive list of speakers.
We also have sessions by effectiveUI, Akamai, Yahoo! Developers Network and Salesforce.com.
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One of our partners on the tour is mediatemple. They are providing the hosting for the website, weblogs, APIs and feeds, and have been a huge help in watching and maintaining the server.
However, not only are they helping us out on the site, but they also surprised us with some parting gifts on the bus, including these swank slippers being modeled by the bus’s own Andre Charland.
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We got some new Flair for the bus tonight from some of our friends at AIR Camp Vancouver.
Vancouver Bumper Sticker on Bus
I didn’t get the name of who gave these to us, but thanks for helping deck out the bus. We had a great time in Vancouver, and appreciate everyone hanging out at the event in the heat.
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Edward Mansouri of AirApps.net has put together a really cool mash-up of the location data from the tour. He has mapped the path of the tour, and plays it back over time, showing the time and temperature of the bus during the drive up the west coast.
Ive actually started seeing a bunch of cool stuff being done with the APIs, and we are going to put together a showcase page on the site over the next couple of days. If you have built anything with the APIs, either web or AIR based, then post it in the comments so we can include them on the showcase page.
