Or what if you just want to drop a Twitter search into any old SharePoint page, rather than a full Results page? And more critical – what if you don’t have direct access to the SharePoint server in order to install binary web part and feature – with or without a Solution Package (WSP)?

The live streams are setup. There are a couple ways to view them. Go to the Live Media Streams page. There are four panels. You can activate all panels, or choose only the ones you’d like to view. Here’s how they are setup.

It’s too hard to keep up with all the content flowing into tweedeck from the conference, so I’ve setup a live twitter feed using the conference’s main hash. If you’d like your tweets included, use #wpc09 in the tweet or leave a comment below with your twitter handle. View the live feed after the jump.

There’s a new Twitter search engine out called Topsy. Interesting playground, that one. Spent a couple minutes and it helped me realize that some people know how to use the word “SharePoint” in their tweets, and some don’t. I’d have to put myself in the latter category.

There are three ways to catch the live feeds from Sharepoint Saturday in DC.

Live Twittering from SharePoint Saturday DC begins at 8:30am, EST.

Isaac Stith has put up a fun screencast on how to work with Twitter and Skype in SharePoint. This is the type of information you will be seeing at SharePoint Saturday Washington, D.C. this Saturday, May 2nd. I’m looking forward to it. Hope you can join us.

With Windows Live Writer, you’ll be on your way to creating and posting well formatted and feature rich blog posts in a little amount of time. As you have seen, configuring Live Writer to post to a SharePoint blog is very intuitive.

Please help me understand. I just don’t see what you, JoelO, and the SharePointPodcastShow are so pleased and excited about.

Twitter has pretty much taken over as my daily mode of communication. Here are some people and things you might consider following for those of you on Twitter. If not, register for a free account, download TweetDeck to make it all manageable, and then follow along with what’s going on at EndUserSharePoint.com and the SharePoint Twitterverse.