[Update 2009-01-02: It took a 22 hours after upload completed, but the HD YouTube transcode has completed. If you have crazy bandwidth and CPU power, once video has started playing click HD then fullscreen. Sure didn't take Google long to catch up with the HDTV experience. -g]

You need Flash player 8+ and JavaScript enabled to view this video. DemoCamp Calgary 14.

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• 00:31 Mark Rosenberger shows off Tagle (called Side Finder back in 2007). This “information connector” tracks your tagged or taggable data, and also automatically propagates desired tags to sites such as Flickr.
• 09:45 Bruno Stepphun demonstrates TheFabler.com which he describes as “YouTube meets Threadless for comics”.
• 14:29 Shawn Abbott speaks on behalf of iNovia Capital a seed and early stage venture fund sponsoring DemoCampCalgary.
• 16:26 Shawn then demonstrates Tynt, a user engagement monitoring tool which is currently in beta.
• 24:43 Michael Sikorsky announces iPhone Dev School, a 2 day course at University of Calgary at the end of May. MJ (Sikorsky) also runs a Startup School at the end of September.
• 27:00 Tys von Gaza and Sean Healy conduct a survey in which iPhone equipped DemoCampers use Surveyor, their iTouch/iPhone feedback tool.
• 32:54 Reg Cheramy and Sean Healy then illustrate what happens when you combine computer geeks, a 3 hour drive, 3G data connectivity and a WiFi/3G tethering iPhone: software development on the go! The result, TwitClipper, was built without a single auto accident.
• 34:58 Some of Reg’s software took more than 3 hours to create. For example, EdiStorm is a “one year in development” application which helps people brainstorm online. Built to be more accessible to the general public than a mind map, it employs “info-bots” to automatically conduct research on whatever items you are brainstorming. For example, if you are brainstorming a name for your baby, EdiStorm will show you search engine matches, and perform a whois on similar domains. This also is useful for brainstorming product names.
• 41:08 Tys von Gaza invites Calgarians down to BarCampEdmonton on May 13th.
• 41:43 Duncan Kinney asks all Calgary bloggers to submit their blog URLs to him for a Calgary blogs project he is working on.
• 42:00 David Gluzman updates us about Wine Camp. The date has been pushed out until late May / early June. This concludes the Wine Camp update.
• 42:26 And finally Andrew Hanna’s GuestReel was employed by DemoCampers to share their thoughts about DemoCampCalgary.

David Gluzman let me use his photos of DemoCampCalgary14 in the video, which is released under a Creative Commons Share-Alike license.

Using a simple YouTube embed with a &start=123 parameter, you can share a specific presentation on your own web page.

Hey… next time… lets use screen capture software, m’kay? Pointing a video camera at a projection screen is great. It has the same rustic charm as rubbing two sticks together to light a campfire. Which is fun once. Then you reach for the lighter fluid and matches.

To those who responded “looked photoshopped” when presented with David Gluzman’s photos of the event…

To my mom who keeps referring to Calgary DemoCamp attendees as “my imaginary friends”…

I present videographic irrefutable proof that this event did indeed take place!

DCC9 is just around the corner (this Tuesday) and this is your friendly reminder to get down to Melrose for 6:30pm. Where is Melrose you ask? Just off 17th ave (red mile territory) off the corner of 7th St SW. Also if you haven’t registered please do so.

Also for those keeners out there, we’ve started to twitter with the hash tag #DemoCampCalgary so if you want to get on with some craaaaazy twittering regarding DemoCampCalgary go nuts. :)

Who’s presenting? Will Madonna sing? Is someone having a party? Find out by coming down!