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You're enjoying the personal website of Jason Garber — web developer, musician, photographer, and ne'er-do-well operating out of the Washington, DC metro area.

He's nuts about the web, Transformers, music, and microformats. In his spare time, he organizes BarCamps, Refresh DC meetups, and builds good works with friends as 200 OK.

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  1. nclud After After Party

    The good gentlemen at nclud are putting together an “After After Party” next Thursday evening, August 30th at Old Dominion Brewhouse in downtown DC. Martin posted all the details over on the nclud Sketchbook.
    This should be a ton of fun and will go a long way to building community. Not every event has to be [...]

  2. More BarCamp DC feedback

    There’s a good amount of conversation going on post-BarCamp DC. There’s a growing amount of talk about community:
    Martin Ringlein writes:
    It was such an amazing experience to be surrounded by such passionate and like-minded designers and developers. Events like this really make you remember what drives this community; passion.
    Martin hits the nail on the head. Late [...]

  3. SkypeDriving

    Jeremy just pointed me to this post on SkypeDriving. Did Cindy and I inadvertently invent something?
    Our setup in the photo was Cindy’s MacBook Pro using the built-in iSight, Skype, and Kevin’s Verizon EVDO card. Oh yeah, and a VW Beetle cruising along in the neighborhood of 90mph.

  4. Derek and Heather leave JPG Magazine

    Two of the founding members of JPG Magazine, Derek Powazek and Heather Champ have left 8020 Publishing over what appears to be an attempt at revisionism on the part of JPG’s “CEO.” It’s a sad story and I can’t imagine how hard it is for Derek and Heather to walk away from the community they [...]

  5. Bill Moyers interviews Jon Stewart

    I found this over on Ryan Gantz’s site. Bill Moyers sat down for an interview with Daily Show host Jon Stewart, who is quickly becoming the news-bearer for my generation. Unfortunately, we live in an era where 24-hour news channels are more interested in sensationalism and ratings than they are in reporting real, actual news.
    Stewart [...]