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Change #24843

2013-11-12

15:02:56

create Calagator::Event 1250465216 PDXFX November Event: Connected Relationships Roll back

description	nil	→	The relationships we build with other people are often both the most rewarding and most challenging areas of life – and sometimes, it’s the same relationship that covers both ends of the spectrum! It’s hard trying to figure out how to navigate our relationships when they don’t go smoothly. That’s where Dana Corey, the Modern Relationship Expert, comes in. Our best relationships become a wellspring of energy that we can tap at any time: to get things done, to heal, or even just to unwind. When we struggle with relationship issues, most of us tend to blame it on our partners. The truth is, having a good relationship is almost never about “fixing” the other person. It’s about you. Who you identify as, what you want, and more than anything, what you’re choosing to do in your life right now. Join us for this sure to be amazing event. Register here: http://bit.ly/1cKYLhm
end_time	nil	→	2013-11-19 19:30:00 -0800
id	nil	→	1250465216
start_time	nil	→	2013-11-19 17:30:00 -0800
title	nil	→	PDXFX November Event: Connected Relationships
url	nil	→	http://www.pdxfx.org
venue_id	nil	→	202394256

Change #24842

2013-11-12

15:02:56

create Calagator::Venue 202394256 Pour Wine Bar Bistro Roll back

events_count	nil	→	1
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title	nil	→	Pour Wine Bar Bistro

Change #24841

2013-11-12

13:55:05

create Calagator::Event 1250465215 Let's Talk Riak! Roll back

description	nil	→	In conjunction with the Portland Big Data User Group (http://www.meetup.com/Hadoop-Portland/), Basho Technologies engineer Eric Redmond talks about the NoSQL Key/Value datastore Riak). A huge thanks to the Copious (http://www.copio.us/) guys for hosting the event! Food and Refreshments on the house! Agenda: 6 - 6:30 : Meet and Greet 6:30 - 7 : Intro to Riak 7 - 7:30 : Eric Redmond's Magic Recipe to master Riak 7:30 - 8 : Q&A 8 - 9 : Food & Networking
end_time	nil	→	2013-11-21 20:00:00 -0800
id	nil	→	1250465215
start_time	nil	→	2013-11-21 18:00:00 -0800
title	nil	→	Let's Talk Riak!
url	nil	→	http://basho.com/
venue_id	nil	→	202393613

Change #24840

2013-11-12

13:21:33

create Calagator::Event 1250465214 Intro to Neo4j Tutorial Roll back

description	nil	→	There's an upcoming beginner level Neo4j tutorial! It'll be from 9am - 5pm on November 26 at The Congress Center building in SW. Founder and CEO of GraphAlchemist Huston Hedinger will be the instructor and the cost of the training is $99. There will be breakfast, lunch and refreshments provided. All you have to do is show up (with your laptop) ready to learn! Register here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/intro-to-neo4j-portland-tickets-8723420987 SEE DETAILS BELOW: Course Code: Intro to Neo4j Duration: 8-hours/1 day Skill Level: Beginner Delivery Type: Classroom delivery with instructor Audience Developers, Administrators, DevOps engineers, DBAs, Business Analysts and students. Executives and others who want an overview of the Neo4j technology. Skills taught: An understanding of graph databases How to use graph databases Introduction to data modeling with Graph databases How to get started working with Neo4j Build confidence in building a graph enabled application Prerequisites You don’t need any previous experience with Neo4j, NOSQL databases or specific development languages Course Description This course helps build a good knowledge of graph databases. It also teaches the core functionality of the Neo4j graph database. With a mixture of theory and hands-on practice sessions, you will quickly learn how easy it is to work with a powerful graph database using Cypher as the query language Course Outline Introduction to Graphs Introduction to Graph based Modeling Neo4j and Cypher Advanced Queries with Cypher Real-world implementation use cases with Neo4j Technical requirements You will need your own laptop. Please arrive early to quickly install the product and labs used in the class. For any questions about the event, e-mail [email protected]
end_time	nil	→	2013-11-26 17:00:00 -0800
id	nil	→	1250465214
start_time	nil	→	2013-11-26 09:00:00 -0800
title	nil	→	Intro to Neo4j Tutorial
url	nil	→	https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/intro-to-neo4j-portland-tickets-8723420987
venue_id	nil	→	202391672

Change #24839

2013-11-12

13:06:43

destroy Calagator::Event 1250464005 Joomla! PDX Roll back

Change #24838

2013-11-12

12:43:51

update Calagator::Event 1250465213 A Raspberry Pi for Christmas - an Intro for Parents Roll back

description	Should you get your child a Raspberry Pi for Christmas? This informal talk will address that question. The Pi is targeted at kids and at $35 it sounds pretty good. However, there are keyboards, SD cards, monitors, power supplies and other hardware to consider. Furthermore, the Pi is not for the faint of heart. You get all of the capabilities of a Linux system at the cost of its complexity. There will be two halves to this talk. 1. One for elementary children using Lego WeDo robotics and Scratch. 2. The second targeting junior high or high schoolers and using Python to control a Vex robot. The goal of this talk is to introduce you to a couple of robots you can control with the Pi. It will give you an idea of whether you want to tackle this with your children or if you want to give it to yourself instead. You have to be comfortable with hardware and willing to learn Linux. It is easy to manage as long as you follow the happy path. It is designed for children but is not childproof like Lego Mindstorms. The Pi provides you an opportunity to reduce it to scrap with a misplaced wire or to change its software in such a way it takes a wizard to recover. But hay â itâs only 35 bucks and you can always reload the software. This talk is for parents. It is ok to bring a child but I do not promise to engage them. It will not teach you how to master the Pi. It will get you started by showing you what it can do and pointing you to resources on the web. Everyone is welcome. Speaker: Ed Epp, IEEE When: Dec. 4, 6:30pm to 9pm Where: OTBC, 8305 SW Creekside Place, Beaverton, OR Directions Cost: Free	→	Should you get your child a Raspberry Pi for Christmas? This informal talk will address that question. The Pi is targeted at kids and at $35 it sounds pretty good. However, there are keyboards, SD cards, monitors, power supplies and other hardware to consider. Furthermore, the Pi is not for the faint of heart. You get all of the capabilities of a Linux system at the cost of its complexity. There will be two halves to this talk. 1. One for elementary children using Lego WeDo robotics and Scratch. 2. The second targeting junior high or high schoolers and using Python to control a Vex robot. The goal of this talk is to introduce you to a couple of robots you can control with the Pi. It will give you an idea of whether you want to tackle this with your children or if you want to give it to yourself instead. You have to be comfortable with hardware and willing to learn Linux. It is easy to manage as long as you follow the happy path. It is designed for children but is not childproof like Lego Mindstorms. The Pi provides you an opportunity to reduce it to scrap with a misplaced wire or to change its software in such a way it takes a wizard to recover. But hay – it’s only 35 bucks and you can always reload the software. This talk is for parents. It is ok to bring a child but I do not promise to engage them. It will not teach you how to master the Pi. It will get you started by showing you what it can do and pointing you to resources on the web. Everyone is welcome. Speaker: Ed Epp, IEEE When: Dec. 4, 6:30pm to 9pm Where: OTBC, 8305 SW Creekside Place, Beaverton, OR Directions Cost: Free
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Change #24837

2013-11-12

12:43:34

create Calagator::Event 1250465213 A Raspberry Pi for Christmas - an Intro for Parents Roll back

description	nil	→	Should you get your child a Raspberry Pi for Christmas? This informal talk will address that question. The Pi is targeted at kids and at $35 it sounds pretty good. However, there are keyboards, SD cards, monitors, power supplies and other hardware to consider. Furthermore, the Pi is not for the faint of heart. You get all of the capabilities of a Linux system at the cost of its complexity. There will be two halves to this talk. 1. One for elementary children using Lego WeDo robotics and Scratch. 2. The second targeting junior high or high schoolers and using Python to control a Vex robot. The goal of this talk is to introduce you to a couple of robots you can control with the Pi. It will give you an idea of whether you want to tackle this with your children or if you want to give it to yourself instead. You have to be comfortable with hardware and willing to learn Linux. It is easy to manage as long as you follow the happy path. It is designed for children but is not childproof like Lego Mindstorms. The Pi provides you an opportunity to reduce it to scrap with a misplaced wire or to change its software in such a way it takes a wizard to recover. But hay â itâs only 35 bucks and you can always reload the software. This talk is for parents. It is ok to bring a child but I do not promise to engage them. It will not teach you how to master the Pi. It will get you started by showing you what it can do and pointing you to resources on the web. Everyone is welcome. Speaker: Ed Epp, IEEE When: Dec. 4, 6:30pm to 9pm Where: OTBC, 8305 SW Creekside Place, Beaverton, OR Directions Cost: Free
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start_time	nil	→	2013-11-12 13:00:00 -0800
title	nil	→	A Raspberry Pi for Christmas - an Intro for Parents
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venue_id	nil	→	202392234

Change #24836

2013-11-12

12:16:54

create Calagator::Event 1250465212 Graph Meetup: Let's Give Thanks for Graph Hacks Roll back

description	nil	→	*This Meetup will follow our all day Neo4j intro tutorial* We will be hacking away at graph projects, while chatting about all things 'graphs' and enjoying pizza (veggie and gluten free options will be available), beer and cider. Members from the GraphAlchemist team will be on hand with tips and some python based data import tools. Other languages have fantastic support as well (see below): Ruby: https://github.com/maxdemarzi/neography Python: py2neo.org PHP: https://github.com/jadell/neo4jphp Node.js: https://github.com/thingdom/node-neo4j Feel free to bring your graph projects at any stage - from the concept stage, to visualization/analytics stage, let's do our learning together! HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE!
end_time	nil	→	2013-11-26 20:00:00 -0800
id	nil	→	1250465212
start_time	nil	→	2013-11-26 18:00:00 -0800
title	nil	→	Graph Meetup: Let's Give Thanks for Graph Hacks
url	nil	→	http://www.meetup.com/PDX-Graph-Meetup/
venue_details	nil	→	When you arrive at the building, just walk into the first level. A member of the GraphAlchemist team will be there to meet you.
venue_id	nil	→	202393619

Change #24835

2013-11-12

12:10:41

update Calagator::Source 996334857 https://www.google.com/calendar/ical/alk4puf0vocje4udr9q74se4ic%40group.calendar.google.com/public/basic.ics Roll back

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Change #24834

2013-11-12

12:09:25

update Calagator::Source 996334943 https://www.google.com/calendar/embed?src=alk4puf0vocje4udr9q74se4ic%40group.calendar.google.com&ctz=America/Los_Angeles Roll back

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Change #24833

2013-11-12

12:09:25

create Calagator::Source 996334943 https://www.google.com/calendar/embed?src=alk4puf0vocje4udr9q74se4ic%40group.calendar.google.com&ctz=America/Los_Angeles Roll back

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Change #24832

2013-11-12

12:06:36

update Calagator::Source 996334857 https://www.google.com/calendar/ical/alk4puf0vocje4udr9q74se4ic%40group.calendar.google.com/public/basic.ics Roll back

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2013-02-27 13:02:10 -0800

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Change #24831

2013-11-12

12:06:01

update Calagator::Source 996334942 https://www.google.com/calendar/feeds/alk4puf0vocje4udr9q74se4ic%40group.calendar.google.com/public/basic Roll back

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2013-11-12 12:06:01 -0800

Change #24830

2013-11-12

12:06:01

create Calagator::Source 996334942 https://www.google.com/calendar/feeds/alk4puf0vocje4udr9q74se4ic%40group.calendar.google.com/public/basic Roll back

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Change #24829

2013-11-12

11:07:46

destroy Calagator::Event 1250465208 Collective Agency Holiday Party Roll back

Change #24828

2013-11-12

11:07:31

destroy Calagator::Event 1250465210 Collective Agency Holiday Party Roll back

Change #24827

2013-11-12

11:07:22

destroy Calagator::Event 1250465209 Collective Agency Holiday Party Roll back

Change #24826

2013-11-12

11:07:04

create Calagator::Event 1250465211 Collective Agency Holiday Party Roll back

description	nil	→	There will be a holiday party at Collective Agency Thursday December 12th, from 5-8pm, for members, friends, co-workers, partners, families, and visitors. It will be potluck -- bring a food or drink item of your delight. [More details about activities will be added.] RSVP at: [link coming soon] Questions? Suggestions? Email Alex and Resh at [email protected] or call (503) 517-6900.
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start_time	nil	→	2013-12-12 17:00:00 -0800
title	nil	→	Collective Agency Holiday Party
url	nil	→	http://collectiveagency.co
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Change #24825

2013-11-12

11:06:51

create Calagator::Event 1250465210 Collective Agency Holiday Party Roll back

description	nil	→	There will be a holiday party at Collective Agency Thursday December 12th, from 5-8pm, for members, friends, co-workers, partners, families, and visitors. It will be potluck -- bring a food or drink item of your delight. [More details about activities will be added.] RSVP at: [link coming soon] Questions? Suggestions? Email Alex and Resh at [email protected] or call (503) 517-6900.
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start_time	nil	→	2013-12-12 11:00:00 -0800
title	nil	→	Collective Agency Holiday Party
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venue_id	nil	→	202392813

Change #24824

2013-11-12

11:06:26

create Calagator::Event 1250465209 Collective Agency Holiday Party Roll back

description	nil	→	There will be a holiday party at Collective Agency Thursday December 12th, from 5-8pm, for members, friends, co-workers, partners, families, and visitors. It will be potluck -- bring a food or drink item of your delight. [More details about activities will be added.] RSVP at: [link coming soon] P.S. There won't be a Last Wednesday Open House this month. Questions? Suggestions? Email Alex and Resh at [email protected] or call (503) 517-6900.
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Change #24823

2013-11-12

11:06:00

create Calagator::Event 1250465208 Collective Agency Holiday Party Roll back

description	nil	→	There will be a holiday party at Collective Agency Thursday December 12th, from 5-8pm, for members, friends, co-workers, partners, families, and visitors. It will be potluck -- bring a food or drink item of your delight. [More details about activities will be added.] RSVP at: [link coming soon] There won't be a Last Wednesday Open House this month. Questions? Suggestions? Email Alex and Resh at [email protected] or call (503) 517-6900.
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Change #24822

2013-11-12

10:02:13

create Calagator::Event 1250465207 PDX Mobile Workgroup and Free Android Course Roll back

description	nil	→	Come join other mobile developers for a workgroup and socializing. We are also looking for people to sign up for a study group for a free 8 week Android course. https://www.coursera.org/course/android
end_time	nil	→	2013-11-19 20:30:00 -0800
id	nil	→	1250465207
start_time	nil	→	2013-11-19 18:30:00 -0800
title	nil	→	PDX Mobile Workgroup and Free Android Course
url	nil	→	https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/pdx-mobile-workgroup
venue_details	nil	→	Look for us along the wall with power.
venue_id	nil	→	202390282

Change #24821

2013-11-12

09:56:12

update Calagator::Event 1250465205 CoFoundersLab Matchup Portland Roll back

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Change #24820

2013-11-12

08:56:20

update Calagator::Event 1250465079 TiE Pearl Pitch Club Roll back

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2013-11-21 20:30:00 -0800

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Change #24819

2013-11-12

08:47:35

update Calagator::Event 1250465201 TiE Oregon PitchFest 2013 Roll back

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Are you an entrepreneur who has taken the leap of faith and created a company with your brilliant idea? Are you looking for seed or early stage funding? Do want validation of your idea? Then pitch to a panel of investors at TiE Oregon's annual PitchFest. <a href="https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1ij5AK_pJ8NtmsB27jButiJ9Z4NVD4ZvNhBAZzAld068/viewform">Apply Online to Pitch</a> Applying to pitch is free. Pitching is available for TiE Members only. (Each pitching company must have at least one TiE member in order to pitch.) Awards, such as cash prizes, legal services etc. will be made available to winners in the following categories: - Concept Stage - Seed/Bootstrap Stage - Mature/Growth Stage <a href="https://www.123signup.com/register?id=dzjdz">Register</a> to attend the event. TiE Members: early bird price (until Nov 30th) ) $5, after that $10 Non-members: early bird price (until Nov 30th) $10, after that $15 (Registration is free for those who are pitching, and you can bring one guest for free as well. If your pitch is accepted, you will be registered automatically.

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Are you an entrepreneur who has taken the leap of faith and created a company with your brilliant idea? Are you looking for seed or early stage funding? Do want validation of your idea? Then pitch to a panel of investors at TiE Oregon's annual PitchFest. <a href="https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1ij5AK_pJ8NtmsB27jButiJ9Z4NVD4ZvNhBAZzAld068/viewform">Apply Online to Pitch</a> Applying to pitch is free. Pitching is available for TiE Members only. (Each pitching company must have at least one TiE member in order to pitch.) Awards, such as cash prizes, legal services etc. will be made available to winners in the following categories: - Concept Stage - Seed/Bootstrap Stage - Mature/Growth Stage <a href="https://www.123signup.com/register?id=dzjdz">Register</a> to attend the event. TiE Members: early bird price (until Nov 24th) ) $5, after that $10 Non-members: early bird price (until Nov 24th) $10, after that $15 (Registration is free for those who are pitching, and you can bring one guest for free as well. If your pitch is accepted, you will be registered automatically.

Change #24818

2013-11-12

07:58:10

update Calagator::Venue 202390038 Lucky Labrador Brewing Company Roll back

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Change #24817

2013-11-12

07:57:10

create Calagator::Event 1250465206 Tech Hero Tour Roll back

description	nil	→	The Tech Hero Tour is coming to Portland! Carpathia is recognizing and celebrating the heroes of the digital age from coast to coast! Come meet other Tech Heroes and share stories of the new app you just built, the recent 3:00am emergency phone call you jumped out of bed to take, or the software glitch you single-handedly fixed! In between high-fives, enjoy free drinks, food and in true event tradition, we'll have a raffle. By attending the event, you'll be automatically entered to win a JAMBOXÂ® and the chance to win an all new PlayStationÂ® 4!
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Change #24816

2013-11-12

07:57:10

create Calagator::Venue 202390038 Lucky Labrador Brewing Company Roll back

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Change #24815

2013-11-12

07:50:43

create Calagator::Event 1250465205 CoFoundersLab Matchup Portland Roll back

description	nil	→	CoFoundersLab Matchup Portland is an opportunity to find a co-founder for your business, or find a business to join. Brought to you by CoFoundersLab, this event is a finely tuned networking event where you can meet other entrepreneurs and build the team to make your business happen. Start networking now by creating a FREE profile at CoFoundersLab.com!
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title	nil	→	CoFoundersLab Matchup Portland
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Change #24814

2013-11-12

00:46:27

update Calagator::Venue 202394254 ThinkShout Roll back

address	433 NW 4th Ave., Suite 100 Portland, OR 97209	→	ThinkShout 321 NW Glisan St Suite 700 Portland, OR 97209
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longitude	-122.6152	→	-122.6748
street_address	433 NW 46th Ave., Suite 100	→	321 NW Glisan St Suite 700

Change #24813

2013-11-12

00:45:29

update Calagator::Venue 202394254 ThinkShout Roll back

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ThinkShout 433 NW 4th Ave., Suite 100 Portland, OR 97209

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Change #24812

2013-11-12

00:21:41

update Calagator::Venue 202394254 ThinkShout Roll back

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ThinkShout 433 NW 4th Ave., Suite 100 Portland, Or 97209

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Change #24811

2013-11-12

00:19:12

update Calagator::Venue 202394254 ThinkShout Roll back

Change #24810

2013-11-12

00:17:12

update Calagator::Event 1250465204 Portland Data Science Group Roll back

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Change #24809

2013-11-12

00:16:13

update Calagator::Event 1250465204 Portland Data Science Group Roll back

Change #24808

2013-11-12

00:14:27

update Calagator::Venue 202394254 ThinkShout 433 NW 4th Ave., Suite 100 Portland, Or 97209 Roll back

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Change #24807

2013-11-12

00:02:51

create Calagator::Event 1250465204 Portland Data Science Group Roll back

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Change #24806

2013-11-12

00:02:51

create Calagator::Venue 202394254 ThinkShout 433 NW 4th Ave., Suite 100 Portland, Or 97209 Roll back

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Change #24805

2013-11-11

20:32:45

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Change #24804

2013-11-11

19:05:01

update Calagator::Event 1250465203 PDXCloud November Gathering Roll back

description	Topic this month: From Ground to Cloud Jason LaPier, Lead Cloud Architect and Max Murphy, Senior DevOps Engineer at Elemental Technologies will talk about taking a software product and stack designed to run on specific hardware and migrating it to cloud-based deployments. Challenges and features that will be covered: - maintaining development parity with the continued hardware-deployed versions of the software; - managing strict software package requirements; - making products available in all AWS regions; - using AWS's Virtual Private Cloud networking capabilities; - using centralized logging to monitor and maintain multiple cloud-based deployments. Have your own Ground to Cloud story? Bring it and let's discuss! See you on Wednesday night. This month, pizza and refreshments are courtesy of Mirantis. Mirantis has rescheduled their OpenStack training course for November 12th - please register here: http://bit.ly/17viYFU with the Nov_PDX discount code to save $200. Doors open at 6:30pm and presentation starts around 7.	→	Topic this month: From Ground to Cloud Jason LaPier, Lead Cloud Architect and Max Murphy, Senior DevOps Engineer at Elemental Technologies will talk about taking a software product and stack designed to run on specific hardware and migrating it to cloud-based deployments. Challenges and features that will be covered: * maintaining development parity with the continued hardware-deployed versions of the software; * managing strict software package requirements; * making products available in all AWS regions; * using AWS's Virtual Private Cloud networking capabilities; * using centralized logging to monitor and maintain multiple cloud-based deployments. Have your own Ground to Cloud story? Bring it and let's discuss! See you on Wednesday night. This month, pizza and refreshments are courtesy of Mirantis. Mirantis has rescheduled their OpenStack training course for November 12th - please register here: http://bit.ly/17viYFU with the Nov_PDX discount code to save $200. Doors open at 6:30pm and presentation starts around 7.
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Change #24803

2013-11-11

19:04:24

create Calagator::Event 1250465203 PDXCloud November Gathering Roll back

description	nil	→	Topic this month: From Ground to Cloud Jason LaPier, Lead Cloud Architect and Max Murphy, Senior DevOps Engineer at Elemental Technologies will talk about taking a software product and stack designed to run on specific hardware and migrating it to cloud-based deployments. Challenges and features that will be covered: - maintaining development parity with the continued hardware-deployed versions of the software; - managing strict software package requirements; - making products available in all AWS regions; - using AWS's Virtual Private Cloud networking capabilities; - using centralized logging to monitor and maintain multiple cloud-based deployments. Have your own Ground to Cloud story? Bring it and let's discuss! See you on Wednesday night. This month, pizza and refreshments are courtesy of Mirantis. Mirantis has rescheduled their OpenStack training course for November 12th - please register here: http://bit.ly/17viYFU with the Nov_PDX discount code to save $200. Doors open at 6:30pm and presentation starts around 7.
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start_time	nil	→	2013-11-13 18:30:00 -0800
title	nil	→	PDXCloud November Gathering
url	nil	→	https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/pdxcloud
venue_details	nil	→	The door to the building is locked in the evening, but there will be someone there to let you in from 6:30 to 7:20 pm.
venue_id	nil	→	202393449

Change #24802

2013-11-11

17:55:02

update Calagator::Event 1250465079 TiE Pearl Pitch Club Roll back

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##Practice at Pitch Club. ##Then compete at PitchFest. Special edition of TiE Pearl Pitch Club. Come by to get information about, and practice for, the upcoming PitchFest event on December 10th. **Want to find out more about TiE Oregon PitchFest, before you sign up?** Then come by Pitch Club on November 21st, and talk to Gene Ehrbar, Manager of the TiE Pearl Incubator, and Shashi Jain, TiE Angel Program Manager. Find out more about what PitchFest is all about and what you can win. If you decide you want to compete, you can put in your application right then and there. **Did you already submit your application for TiE Oregon PitchFest? Are you looking for an opportunity to really fine-tune your pitch?** TiE Pearl Pitch Club on November 21st is going to be a big practice session for TiE Oregon PitchFest! We will pay special attention to the pitch format for the upcoming PitchFest event (limited time, no slide presentations), so that you can practice to become pitch perfect. TiE Mentors and peers will provide feedback and help you get it spot on! If you're not going to be pitching, come to hear others and provide them with your feedback. Free for TiE Members and public.

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##Practice at Pitch Club. Then compete at PitchFest. Special edition of TiE Pearl Pitch Club. Come by to get information about, and practice for, the upcoming PitchFest event on December 10th. **Want to find out more about TiE Oregon PitchFest, before you sign up?** Then come by Pitch Club on November 21st, and talk to Gene Ehrbar, Manager of the TiE Pearl Incubator, and Shashi Jain, TiE Angel Program Manager. Find out more about what PitchFest is all about and what you can win. If you decide you want to compete, you can put in your application right then and there. **Did you already submit your application for TiE Oregon PitchFest? Are you looking for an opportunity to really fine-tune your pitch?** TiE Pearl Pitch Club on November 21st is going to be a big practice session for TiE Oregon PitchFest! We will pay special attention to the pitch format for the upcoming PitchFest event (limited time, no slide presentations), so that you can practice to become pitch perfect. TiE Mentors and peers will provide feedback and help you get it spot on! If you're not going to be pitching, come to hear others and provide them with your feedback. Free for TiE Members and public.

Change #24801

2013-11-11

17:54:42

update Calagator::Event 1250465079 TiE Pearl Pitch Club Roll back

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##Come to practice at Pitch Club. ##Then compete at PitchFest. Special edition of TiE Pearl Pitch Club. Come by to get information about, and practice for, the upcoming PitchFest event on December 10th. **Want to find out more about TiE Oregon PitchFest, before you sign up?** Then come by Pitch Club on November 21st, and talk to Gene Ehrbar, Manager of the TiE Pearl Incubator, and Shashi Jain, TiE Angel Program Manager. Find out more about what PitchFest is all about and what you can win. If you decide you want to compete, you can put in your application right then and there. **Did you already submit your application for TiE Oregon PitchFest? Are you looking for an opportunity to really fine-tune your pitch?** TiE Pearl Pitch Club on November 21st is going to be a big practice session for TiE Oregon PitchFest! We will pay special attention to the pitch format for the upcoming PitchFest event (limited time, no slide presentations), so that you can practice to become pitch perfect. TiE Mentors and peers will provide feedback and help you get it spot on! If you're not going to be pitching, come to hear others and provide them with your feedback. Free for TiE Members and public.

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Change #24800

2013-11-11

17:51:51

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Change #24799

2013-11-11

17:50:39

update Calagator::Event 1250465079 TiE Pearl Pitch Club Roll back

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#Come to practice at Pitch Club. #Then compete at PitchFest. Special edition of TiE Pearl Pitch Club. Come by to get information about, and practice for, the upcoming PitchFest event on December 10th. **Want to find out more about TiE Oregon PitchFest, before you sign up?** Then come by Pitch Club on November 21st, and talk to Gene Ehrbar, Manager of the TiE Pearl Incubator, and Shashi Jain, TiE Angel Program Manager. Find out more about what PitchFest is all about and what you can win. If you decide you want to compete, you can put in your application right then and there. **Did you already submit your application for TiE Oregon PitchFest? Are you looking for an opportunity to really fine-tune your pitch?** TiE Pearl Pitch Club on November 21st is going to be a big practice session for TiE Oregon PitchFest! We will pay special attention to the pitch format for the upcoming PitchFest event (limited time, no slide presentations), so that you can practice to become pitch perfect. TiE Mentors and peers will provide feedback and help you get it spot on! If you're not going to be pitching, come to hear others and provide them with your feedback.

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Change #24798

2013-11-11

17:50:06

update Calagator::Event 1250465079 TiE Pearl Pitch Club Roll back

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Special edition of TiE Pearl Pitch Club. Come by to get information about, and practice for, the upcoming PitchFest event on December 10th. *Want to find out more about TiE Oregon PitchFest, before you sign up?* Then come by Pitch Club on November 21st, and talk to Gene Ehrbar, Manager of the TiE Pearl Incubator, and Shashi Jain, TiE Angel Program Manager. Find out more about what PitchFest is all about and what you can win. If you decide you want to compete, you can put in your application right then and there. *Did you already submit your application for TiE Oregon PitchFest? Are you looking for an opportunity to really fine-tune your pitch?* TiE Pearl Pitch Club on November 21st is going to be a big practice session for TiE Oregon PitchFest! We will pay special attention to the pitch format for the upcoming PitchFest event (limited time, no slide presentations), so that you can practice to become pitch perfect. TiE Mentors and peers will provide feedback and help you get it spot on! If you're not going to be pitching, come to hear others and provide them with your feedback.

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Change #24797

2013-11-11

17:48:22

update Calagator::Event 1250465079 TiE Pearl Pitch Club Roll back

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Special edition of TiE Pearl Pitch Club. Come by to get information about, and practice for, the upcoming PitchFest event on December 10th. Want to find out more about TiE Oregon PitchFest, before you sign up? Then come by Pitch Club on November 21st, and talk to Gene Ehrbar, Manager of the TiE Pearl Incubator, and Shashi Jain, TiE Angel Program Manager. Find out more about what PitchFest is all about and what you can win. If you decide you want to compete, you can put in your application right then and there. Did you already submit your application for TiE Oregon PitchFest? Are you looking for an opportunity to really fine-tune your pitch? TiE Pearl Pitch Club on November 21st is going to be a big practice session for TiE Oregon PitchFest! We will pay special attention to the pitch format for the upcoming PitchFest event (limited time, no slide presentations), so that you can practice to become pitch perfect. TiE Mentors and peers will provide feedback and help you get it spot on! If you're not going to be pitching, come to hear others and provide them with your feedback.

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Change #24796

2013-11-11

17:44:53

update Calagator::Event 1250465079 TiE Pearl Pitch Club Roll back

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Join TiE Pearl Pitch Club, a series of sessions whe you can practice your pitching skills. TiE Pearl Pitch Club is designed as a supportive environment in which to try out your presentation - in front of a group of peers, including established entrepreneurs, and others just getting their start. Bring your pitches, with or without slides (bring your laptop to plug into the A/V system), and walk away with valuable feedback and coaching. Following the Pitch Club session we will offer drinks and refreshments at the TiE Pearl Incubator, while we discuss feedback and mingle.

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Change #24795

2013-11-11

17:10:57

create Calagator::Event 1250465202 Are You Ready For The New PCI Standard? Roll back

description	nil	→	The PCI Standards Council has released the draft version of the upcoming standard. Join the industry experts from Online Business Systems and our strategic partners to discuss the upcoming changes and strategies for your company to prepare for the new standard. Steve Levinson and Rob Harvey of Online Business Systems have worked with hundreds of companies to perform PCI assessments, PCI readiness assessments, and security governance strategic consulting. . In addition to reviewing high-level changes to the standard and to the reporting mechanisms, we will discuss: â¢ Increased rigor to protect POS systems â¢ Vulnerability/Penetration testing requirements will be more prescriptive â¢ Scoping â¢ Infusing PCI into âbusiness as usualâ processes â¢ Increased scrutiny of Third Party vendors (trust but verify) â¢ Inventory of all in-scope components â¢ Anti-virus update â¢ Password requirements â added some flexibility
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id	nil	→	1250465202
start_time	nil	→	2013-11-15 08:00:00 -0800
title	nil	→	Are You Ready For The New PCI Standard?
url	nil	→	https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/881483586
venue_details	nil	→	Please register via the following link: https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/881483586
venue_id	nil	→	202394244

Change #24794

2013-11-11

17:03:21

update Calagator::Event 1250464786 pdxfunc: Portland Functional Programming Study Group Roll back

description	Jake Brownson will be presenting on his project River: <blockquote cite="https://groups.google.com/d/msg/pdxfunc/dBnDkdn_uPw/Z8Dwtz5OYeAJ"> River is a purely functional reactive system built on top of C++11 with some Ruby metaprogramming. It's reactive in the sense that as inputs to the program change invalidations ripple through a big graph of functions until they hit the outputs which greedily reevaluate the graph. One significant difference from other reactive systems is that there is no notion of time, or sequences of values at the language level. There is no notion of events, or continuous streams of values. It is just a big function that gets reevaluated as the input changes. We can talk about these things using the system, but they aren't first class. One key idea is to push all of the logical state out of the program itself and just make the outputs a big function of the inputs to the program. One big function. Inputs to the program can be things like the total console input as a list of characters, a list of clicks the user has made, etc. Outputs of the program are things like "There should be a window on screen" "The window should be called 'Frank'", "The window should have this button on it", etc. When the user clicks a button in the window the inputs change and a new output is calculated. Maybe the window is now called "Bob". Maybe the window no longer is on screen, but there's no state in the program that isn't a function of the inputs. Interactive Haskell programs work by ultimately evaluating some lazy list of things that doesn't end until the program is terminated. They're always in a state of being partially evaluated until the program ends. In each invalidation cycle the River program is fully evaluated, but the bits of it that are dependent on inputs that could change stay in memory so they can respond to changing inputs. An input list may have been empty the first go around, but now it has an item in it. I'm building River as the first phase of a larger project, but would be a whole different talk that hopefully I'll be able to do some day when I have something to demo. I'm always happy to rant about it if you ask though :). If the group is interested I would be showing an AppKit GUI implementation of the logic puzzle Akari running in the system and digging in to how things work a bit (don't worry, I won't show the particularly crazy c++ bits). I'll also show an interactive visualization of the in-memory graph that allows you to navigate it hierarchically which makes a great debugging tool. </blockquote> <i>ABOUT THE GROUP: Join programmers, researchers and enthusiasts to discuss functional programming. pdxfunc is a study/user group exploring the world of functional programming based in Portland, Oregon. The group welcomes programmers interested in all functional languages, including Haskell, OCaml, Erlang, Scala and others, as well as using functional techniques in non-functional languages. The group meets regularly and provides presentations, demos and discussions applicable to all skill levels, from newbies and experts. The meetings are usually on the second Monday of the month. </i>	→	Jake Brownson will be presenting on his project River: <blockquote cite="https://groups.google.com/d/msg/pdxfunc/dBnDkdn_uPw/Z8Dwtz5OYeAJ"> <p> River is a purely functional reactive system built on top of C++11 with some Ruby metaprogramming. It's reactive in the sense that as inputs to the program change invalidations ripple through a big graph of functions until they hit the outputs which greedily reevaluate the graph. One significant difference from other reactive systems is that there is no notion of time, or sequences of values at the language level. There is no notion of events, or continuous streams of values. It is just a big function that gets reevaluated as the input changes. We can talk about these things using the system, but they aren't first class. </p> <p> One key idea is to push all of the logical state out of the program itself and just make the outputs a big function of the inputs to the program. One big function. </p> <p> Inputs to the program can be things like the total console input as a list of characters, a list of clicks the user has made, etc. Outputs of the program are things like "There should be a window on screen" "The window should be called 'Frank'", "The window should have this button on it", etc. When the user clicks a button in the window the inputs change and a new output is calculated. Maybe the window is now called "Bob". Maybe the window no longer is on screen, but there's no state in the program that isn't a function of the inputs. </p> <p> Interactive Haskell programs work by ultimately evaluating some lazy list of things that doesn't end until the program is terminated. They're always in a state of being partially evaluated until the program ends. In each invalidation cycle the River program is fully evaluated, but the bits of it that are dependent on inputs that could change stay in memory so they can respond to changing inputs. An input list may have been empty the first go around, but now it has an item in it. </p> <p> I'm building River as the first phase of a larger project, but would be a whole different talk that hopefully I'll be able to do some day when I have something to demo. I'm always happy to rant about it if you ask though :). </p> <p> If the group is interested I would be showing an AppKit GUI implementation of the logic puzzle Akari running in the system and digging in to how things work a bit (don't worry, I won't show the particularly crazy c++ bits). I'll also show an interactive visualization of the in-memory graph that allows you to navigate it hierarchically which makes a great debugging tool. </p> </blockquote> <i>ABOUT THE GROUP: Join programmers, researchers and enthusiasts to discuss functional programming. pdxfunc is a study/user group exploring the world of functional programming based in Portland, Oregon. The group welcomes programmers interested in all functional languages, including Haskell, OCaml, Erlang, Scala and others, as well as using functional techniques in non-functional languages. The group meets regularly and provides presentations, demos and discussions applicable to all skill levels, from newbies and experts. The meetings are usually on the second Monday of the month. </i>
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