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Ladies and gentlemen, a toast! Today, I give you the season finale of Seesmic du Jour: Season One. Cheers!

I am still in Paris so the Seesmic team made today's show again. This time, they are testing a science project they saw on YouTube to see if cell phones really can make popcorn kernels pop. They got some very interesting results.

I'm in Paris today so VInvin and Whit have made todays show without me again. Today Vinvin goes around asking everyone in the Seesmic offices what they are up too. Let's find out what happens in the office while i'm gone.

Once again, Marco has come out with a great new Twhirl release! Go to blog.twhirl.org to check out what's new. Also, one of our Seesmic users, Tiil, has created a very cool search at www.tiil.us/seesmicsearch and it's definitely something you must see.

Today, my friends Roberto and Michael of Nike stopped by the office and we talked a little about Nike and a little about seesmic. In this video, Michael and Roberto tell us a little about the "Human Race 10K" that will be taking place around the world on 08.31.08. Where will you be?

Recently, I was asked by Simon Grice to speak at the 'Being-Digital' mashup conference in London but was unable to make it this time around. So I sent them a video answering some of the questions they will be posing to some of the other speakers instead. And here it is!

Loic's answers

Vinvin goes to Capgemini, in Cupertino, CA, and meets students and professionals of the MoHo project. The people of the MoHo project travel around Silicon Valley visiting great companies and exploring how today's innovation might change the world... Congrats for this original project!

I'm in Japan but was not able to send any images so the production team did the best they could on todays Seesmic du Jour. Vinvin and Whit go through the whole episode and discuss what went wrong.

I am happy to introduce the Seesmic team's newest addition! Thomas Knoll, folks... That's pronounced Thomas ' Kuh-null and here he is to tell you why.

While I was working very hard in Sapporo, Japan, some of my employees took it upon themselves to hold a little contest. Now, we are looking at you for the result.

Seesmic has a new conversation under the topics tab called "Ask Seesmic". Vinvin explains what "Ask Seesmic" is and how it will be used. Today some of the Seesmic team gives their answer to a few questions asked by the Seesmic community.

Seesmic has been selected by AlwaysOn as one of 'The 2008 OnHollywood 100.' Marc B. Sternberg, President & COO of AlwaysOn, explains why. In this episode, we also talk about the "Killer Startup" competition, hosted by TechCrunch France, and reveal the winner.

Since I was gone today, Vinvin took the time to treat two lovely Seesmic employees, Rachael and Sukhjit, to quick therapy sessions. Or something like that...

The D Conference as described by their web page is "All Things Digital conference has brought to life the energy and excitement of the digital revolution in an unscripted, upfront and unparalleled way." Here are my thoughts on the conference, and a peak at the schwag I acquired.

The D Conference as described by their web page is "All Things Digital conference has brought to life the energy and excitement of the digital revolution in an unscripted, upfront and unparalleled way." Here are my thoughts on the conference, and a peak at the schwag I acquired.

This weekend people left Seesmic video comments all over the blogosphere. Mahalo Daily and TechCrunch had particularly good conversations, with Tim O Reilly leaving a few great comments. I think my favorite all weekend was the Twitter video comments, check it out!

A few days ago my friend Dave Mathews came into the office and told me about his new project Boxee. Dave is probably most well known for the Slingbox, he definitely knows what he's talking about. Check it out. Don't worry, my neck is ok now.

Technology journalist Steve Gillmor came by the Seesmic Cafe today to talk with me about his show, "The Gillmor Gang," which is a much longer show than mine! So we also talked about what a good length is for online audio and video content. We also chatted about Twitter, Seesmic, Mesh and other emerging technologies and the effects they have and will have on human communication.

I am now a puppet!... but my puppet needs to work on it's french accent. In other news, I just got back from Google Zeitgeist where I met some really cool people and heard Gordon Brown, Queen Rania and Salmon Rushdie speak. I also hang out with the Ask a Ninja men and analyze several social networks. Imagine that!

Arthur Madrid, Co-Founder and CEO of Wixi, visited the Seesmic office to share information about his new site With Wixi, you can upload your media and organize your files like you do on your computer's desktop. You can also add friends and make & share your playlist! Very cool stuff.

Steven Spielberg, George Lucas, Harrison Ford, Shia LaBeouf, Karen Allen and Cate Blanchett on Seesmic! It's the Indiana Jones team replying to journalists via Seesmic. It was a big and exciting event - so here is Vinvin to tell us how it happened, who was involved and how people reacted on Seesmic...

As promised, Dan Dubno shows us the technology that tells us who is hot and who is not. Then Martin Varsavsky talks a little about why he hosts TechTalk and what it is.

In Menorca I had many conversations with people who make web pages that copy existing sites. Is this a model that can actually be successful? Here is what they had to say, what do you think? Ricardo Galli http://meneame.net/ Lukasz Gadowski http://www.spreadshirt.com Lars Hinrichs http://www.xing.com/

I had the pleasure of spending a morning in Menorca with Joi Ito, John Markoff and Thomas Crampton. We talked about the future of old media in a new media world. I also had the opportunity to speak at TechTalk about the cultural differences that I have noticed as an entrepeneur in moving from Europe to the US.

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What can we learn about ourselves from the Wii fit? I play the Wii fit with Martin Varsavsky and an audience of entrepreneurs in Menorca to find out. Based on my own results, ahem, it's clearly not very accurate.

I've just returned from Menorca, Spain, where Martin Varsavsky hosted 'Tech Talk 2008.' I met great people, had amazing conversations and played with the Wii fit as well as as some other neat gadgets. This week will be a recap of that great week so here is a sneak peak of what is to come...

I talked with Willem-Jan Schutte and Ian Hayward, CEO & Founder of Glubble, about their site... Glubble "allows your child to freely discover the best of the web you choose with your family circle online."