Shared Concept

Here’s Google’s attempt at a transcript.  Some of it is pretty funny. I especially like “now Japan bank into new work week” (instead of “jump’n back”). Voice to text is a pretty tricky process.

So it’s Monday morning november seconds and just realized that I can leave a message for google voice and use that as a special voice podcast, or at least know Pat so this is a Experian and calling myself and and leading if you thoughts. First, that this is really busy weekend went up to Cole gate to make a visit my son for parents weekend in came back for Bill across turning it for my other son and then finally ended up with a Pop Warner football game for my third son. So I was busy. Let’s see all the kids and doing well and now Japan back into a new work work week.

Here’s what I actually said (or close to it with my editing):

So it’s Monday morning November 2nd and just realized that I can leave a message for Google voice and use that as a special voice podcast, or at least a Note Pad so this is an experiment and calling myself and and leaving a few thoughts. First, it was a really busy weekend went up to Colgate to visit my son for parent’s weekend and then came back for a Lacrosse tournament for my other son and then finally ended up at a Pop Warner football game for my third son. So I was busy. Got to see all the kids and doing well and now jump’n back into a new work week.

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Just to clarify what I did: I called my own Google voice number and left a voice message. When I listened to it online Google has an option under “more” to get embed code.  I posted that in this WordPress blog in the HTML editor.  It was a bit tricky getting the transcript because Google wraps it in a ton of div and span tags.  It really messes up the page.

Found it:  one of the best illustrations of what the internet and new media technologies are about.  This is the Grand Unification theory brought to life by musicians around the world.  Discovered via Peter Lavenson — a great musician, performer, and creative soul.

via “Stand by Me” performed by musicians around the world on Vimeo.

YouTube – Groundswell Profile: Mzinga.

A video interview with Josh Bernoff which included make-up and fancy lighting.   It’s somewhat odd that the points I’m making today are the same things were were talking about in the early 90s.

You’re looking at a WordPress blog with about an hour of time invested.  With luck, and a bit more time, it should come to life over the next few monts.