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  • Presenting at the August 2017 Lehigh Valley Tech Meetup

    The Lehigh Valley Tech Meetup is an excellent community in the Lehigh Valley that meets monthly at the Ben Franklin Technology Partners incubator within the Lehigh University Mountaintop campus. The community around the meetup is excellent and the building is amazing*. While the tail-end of my presentation walked through my experience building my first iOS…

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  • Presenting at the July NEPA.js Meetup

    Earlier this week my Condron Media cohort Tucker Hottes and I presented at the July NEPA.js Meetup. Our presentation was about automation and all of the things we can automate in our lives personally and professionally. And also how we employ automation in our workflows for creating applications and web sites using our own task…

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  • Speaking to the Social Media Gurus class at Misericordia University

    Me, doing my best Neil deGrasse Tyson. Photo credit: Richard Baldovin/Misericordia University. In early April I had the privilege of speaking to the Social Media Gurus class (or COM 485) at Misericordia University. My friend Dan Kimbrough is the Assistant Professor of Communications in the Mass Communication and Design Department at the university and he…

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  • Faraday Future

    Faraday Future (move playhead to 15 minutes in): Held at the Pavilions at World Market Center in Las Vegas, this event showcases our vision for the future of sustainable, connected mobility. Everything about this presentation is terrible. Aside from the fact that it takes them 30 minutes before they tell us about their product. It…

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  • Presenting at the NEPA WordPress Meetup

    Tonight I had the privilege of presenting at our local NEPA WordPress Meetup. We were also privileged to host the event at our space in Carbondale, PA. ![](http://static.public.getbarley.com/colin.getbarley.com/barley-media-uploads/2016/3/2014-01-14 19.37.37-1457702949814.jpg) My presentation was entitled The History & Future of Inline Editing. I’m sure there will be a video posted online as soon as it is ready.

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