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Ignite Spatial 3 Taking Place During FOSS4G
Ever been to an Ignite event? Well, the Aussies got it right because down there they’ve taken Ignite to a whole new level – enter Ignite Spatial 3. This latest installment of Ignite Spatial is being conveniently held to coincide … Continue reading
From Ignite Boulder… The Twitter Love song
A fun way to start your week… enjoy! From Ignite Boulder 6 at the cool, Boulder Theater, a fun Twitter-ish love song to kick off the night… enjoy this fine rendition provided by @pugofwar
Images from Ignite Boulder 5
Last night in Boulder, CO at the Boulder theater, myself and some 740+ attendees took in another fine edition of Ignite Boulder (#IgniteBoulder 5). This was the first time at the Boulder theater for this event and indeed it delivered … Continue reading
Ignite event to hit Fort Collins, CO
Yes indeed, we’re getting our very own Ignite event here on the Front Range in Fort Collins on May 29 – some details… Doors at 6 PM. We’re bringing geeks, designers, and hipsters together for a night of beer drinking … Continue reading
Cyborg Anthropology from Ignite Boulder event
An interesting presentation this week at Ignite Boulder… enjoy this discussion of Cyborg Anthropology… quite clever really!! From http://gisuser.blip.tv/









