photo: James Willamor; view this photo on Flickr
How to make money online, zero budget film making, iPhone app development, organizing social media, and how to make balloon animals were some of the sessions at Saturday’s BarCamp Charlotte 2. The un-conference allowed any attendee to pitch an idea for a session. Attendees then voted on the sessions they would like to see. The event was held again at Area Fifteen, located between Uptown and NoDa, where Charlotte’s first BarCamp was held in January.
Photo slideshow below, with more photos on the way.
photos: James Willamor; view this slideshow on Flickr
Great stuff, James.
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See @rjboyle’s pretty face front & center!
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@JamesWillamor excellent pics of people and event at BC2 http://cltblog.com/4835 #barcampclt
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AHH–I got CLTblogged! That’s what I look like when I’m zoned out from someone talking too much… at #barcampclt http://cltblog.com/4835
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Better then a sexy Cub Scout. Not much better, but better.
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so you’re trying to ruin all sex amanda?
Not my bag, but plenty of consenting healthy adults have the whole teacher/student; parent/babysitter; infantilism etc. fetishes. Are you saying consenting adults can’t have these fetishes? Or they only can’t have them on halloween? Or they can’t have them if they do it sexily?
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Victor, do you just not get anything? All your comments are “you don’t get it”, “Big WTF”, etc.
Sexualizing children is wrong. Sexualization and role play is ok in a consenting adult relationship, but when done purely for attention (like on Halloween) is a cry for psychological help.
pretty simple really.
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“Sexualizing children is wrong”
Last I heard, the woman above is over 18. “sexualizing children” is the act of dressing a child up or putting them in a situation in which their sexuality is the focus.
The above is an adult sexualizing childhood. How do you know why the consumer is wearing the outfit? Why are you so quick to assume it is for attention only? People use “dress up” situations such as halloween frequently to flirt with sexual fetishes and ideas which they don’t otherwise have the nerve to address. This would make her a consenting adult playing out a fetish she is curious about… and therefore, by your words “ok”
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Amanda, go check out CNBC’s “Top Halloween Costumes 2009.” http://www.cnbc.com/id/33177444/
While some of the costumes MUST be sexy (like “wench/vixen/tart”), others (”cop,” etc.) do not HAVE to be, heck, they don’t even have to be portrayed by WOMEN, but are portrayed that way in the article anyway! Ludicrous!
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noooooooo!!
OH MY GOD. why can’t they just stop it already??
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