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Change #21285
2013-05-24
22:03:28

update Calagator::Event 1250464175 Python Hack Night Roll back

description Let's get together and build cool stuff. Bring your computer and your Python projects and come hack with us from 6-9pm on fourth Tuesdays! Never written Python before? No problem. There will be Pythonistas at the ready to mentor beginners. Anyone at any level of Python experience is welcome and invited to join us! → Let's get together and build cool stuff. Bring your computer and your Python projects and come hack with us from 6-9pm on fourth Tuesdays! Never written Python before? No problem. There will be Pythonistas at the ready to mentor beginners. Anyone at any level of Python experience is welcome and invited to join us!
end_time 2013-05-28 08:30:00 -0700 → 2013-05-28 20:30:00 -0700
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Change #21284
2013-05-24
22:02:47

update Calagator::Event 1250464176 Python Presentation Roll back

end_time 2013-06-11 08:30:00 -0700 → 2013-06-11 20:30:00 -0700
start_time 2013-06-11 06:30:00 -0700 → 2013-06-11 18:30:00 -0700
Change #21283
2013-05-24
22:02:11

update Calagator::Event 1250464181 Python Presentation Roll back

end_time 2013-11-12 08:30:00 -0800 → 2013-11-12 20:30:00 -0800
start_time 2013-11-12 06:30:00 -0800 → 2013-11-12 18:30:00 -0800
Change #21282
2013-05-24
22:01:50

update Calagator::Event 1250464180 Python Presentation Roll back

end_time 2013-10-08 08:30:00 -0700 → 2013-10-08 20:30:00 -0700
start_time 2013-10-08 06:30:00 -0700 → 2013-10-08 18:30:00 -0700
Change #21281
2013-05-24
20:32:43

create Calagator::Event 1250464282 WordPress 10th Anniversary Roll back

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start_time nil → 2013-05-27 19:00:00 -0700
title nil → WordPress 10th Anniversary
url nil → http://www.meetup.com/WordPress/Portland-OR/920682/
Change #21280
2013-05-24
20:31:21

update Calagator::Source 996334892 http://www.meetup.com/WordPress/Portland-OR/920682/ Roll back

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Change #21279
2013-05-24
20:31:14

update Calagator::Source 996334892 http://www.meetup.com/WordPress/Portland-OR/920682/ Roll back

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Change #21278
2013-05-24
20:31:14

create Calagator::Source 996334892 http://www.meetup.com/WordPress/Portland-OR/920682/ Roll back

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Change #21277
2013-05-24
17:20:49

destroy Calagator::Event 1250464281 Looking for 78702 Homes For Sale Roll back

Change #21276
2013-05-24
17:07:33

create Calagator::Event 1250464281 Looking for 78702 Homes For Sale Roll back

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Change #21275
2013-05-24
16:59:34

update Calagator::Venue 202393805 Kiva Tea Spa Roll back

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Change #21274
2013-05-24
16:59:11

create Calagator::Event 1250464280 Meetup and book signing with Darya Pino Rose, PhD and Kevin Rose Roll back

description nil → Darya Rose, Ph.D is the author of Foodist, Using Real Food and Real Science to Lose Weight Without Dieting. She’ll be signing books on Saturday at Kiva Tea Spa. As luck would have it, her husband Kevin Rose is speaking at WebVisions, this week. You may know Kevin from such hits as Digg on which he worked with Portland’s Joe Stump, Revision3, Pownce, and Milk. Well, and if you’re as old as me, ZDTV/TechTV. Anyway, he’ll be at the book signing to hang out, as well.
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title nil → Meetup and book signing with Darya Pino Rose, PhD and Kevin Rose
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venue_id nil → 202393805
Change #21273
2013-05-24
16:59:11

create Calagator::Venue 202393805 Kiva Tea Spa Roll back

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title nil → Kiva Tea Spa
Change #21272
2013-05-24
15:04:01

create Calagator::Event 1250464279 THE POWER OF PROFESSIONALISM/12th Annual Managing Projects Programs and Portfolios Conference Roll back

description nil → **Friday, August 23, 2013** *This premier educational event takes place every August.* **Come join us to . . .** * Learn the latest tools, tips, techniques and trends in project, program and portfolio management that will help you take your career to the next level and improve your organizational success. * Network and share ideas and experiences with executives, project, program and portfolio managers, sponsors, and other practitioners from a wide variety of industries, government agencies, and educational institutions. * Earn professional development units (PDUs) toward maintaining your PMI credential.
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venue_details nil → Event Cost PMI Students: * $99 PMI Early Bird Special: * $249 PMI Regular: * $299 Non-Members: $349 *Current PMI Portland Members rates
venue_id nil → 202393804
Change #21271
2013-05-24
15:04:01

create Calagator::Venue 202393804 Doubletree Hotel - Lloyd Center Roll back

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title nil → Doubletree Hotel - Lloyd Center
Change #21270
2013-05-24
11:38:44

update Calagator::Event 1250464105 PSU Tech Talk: Text Lacks Empathy Roll back

description Have you ever written a nice friendly email and gotten a reply that seems like they read a whole different email? In Open Source communities we write to each other all the time, but we’re not really writing, we’re speaking with our fingers. Text is our primary way to communicate, but text has problems. Speaking conveys subtle emotional cues that as social animals we rely on; text strips them out. A thoughtful correspondent can put those emotions back, but we’re often not thoughtful. This talk is about the special problems of textual communication: mitigating them; ensuring that what you mean to say is what is understood; interpreting messages that seem totally out of whack; and increasing empathic bandwidth. About the speaker ---------------------- Nóirín Plunkett is a jack of all trades, and a master of several. By day, she works for Eucalyptus Systems, as a geekEnglish translator, and general force multiplier. She's passionate about community, communication, and collaboration. Her open source work epitomizes the saying “if you want something done, ask a busy person”: Nóirín cut her teeth on the httpd documentation project at Apache, but soon started running conferences for the Apache Software Foundation . She was involved in setting up the Community Development project, is Org Admin for the Google Summer of Code (with more than 40 students!), and continues to contribute to projects as diverse as Infrastructure and Incubator. Nóirín was the first woman on the board of the Apache Software Foundation, and continues to sit on the board of the Open Cloud Initiative. She's also an advisor to The Ada Initiative, supporting women in open technology and culture. When she’s not online, Nóirín often found on the dance floor or down at the pub, although she’s also a keen harpist & singer, and an excellent sous chef! → Have you ever written a nice friendly email and gotten a reply that seems like they read a whole different email? In Open Source communities we write to each other all the time, but we’re not really writing, we’re speaking with our fingers. Text is our primary way to communicate, but text has problems. Speaking conveys subtle emotional cues that as social animals we rely on; text strips them out. A thoughtful correspondent can put those emotions back, but we’re often not thoughtful. This talk is about the special problems of textual communication: mitigating them; ensuring that what you mean to say is what is understood; interpreting messages that seem totally out of whack; and increasing empathic bandwidth. About the speaker ---------------------- Nóirín Plunkett is a jack of all trades, and a master of several. By day, she works for Eucalyptus Systems, as a geekEnglish translator, and general force multiplier. She's passionate about community, communication, and collaboration. Her open source work epitomizes the saying “if you want something done, ask a busy person”: Nóirín cut her teeth on the httpd documentation project at Apache, but soon started running conferences for the Apache Software Foundation . She was involved in setting up the Community Development project, is Org Admin for the Google Summer of Code (with more than 40 students!), and continues to contribute to projects as diverse as Infrastructure and Incubator. Nóirín was the first woman on the board of the Apache Software Foundation, and continues to sit on the board of the Open Cloud Initiative. She's also an advisor to The Ada Initiative, supporting women in open technology and culture. When she’s not online, Nóirín often found on the dance floor or down at the pub, although she’s also a keen harpist & singer, and an excellent sous chef!
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Change #21269
2013-05-24
10:36:03

update Calagator::Event 1250464277 Portland Seed Fund Class 4 Demo Day After-Party Roll back

description Join us in celebrating Portland Seed Fund's newest class of companies at our after-party at Doug Fir Lounge from 6-10pm! <p>Alum.ni</p> <p>AppThwack</p> <p>Celly</p> <p>Indie Vinos</p> <p>Measureful</p> <p>Minetta Brook</p> <p>Opal Labs</p> <p>PrestoBox</p> <p>RallyCause</p> <p>Simple Emotion</p> <p>Smart Mocha </p> <p>Open to the public; food and comp drink ticket for investors. The fireplace area and a large part of the patio will be reserved for us so come, relax and have some fun.</p> We look forward to seeing you! → Join us in celebrating Portland Seed Fund's newest class of companies at our after-party at Doug Fir Lounge from 6-10pm! <p>Alum.ni</p> <p>AppThwack</p> <p>Celly</p> <p>Indie Vinos</p> <p>Measureful</p> <p>Minetta Brook</p> <p>Opal Labs</p> <p>PrestoBox</p> <p>RallyCause</p> <p>Simple Emotion</p> <p>Smart Mocha </p> <p>Open to the public; food and comp drink ticket for investors. The fireplace area and a large part of the patio will be reserved for us so come, relax and have some fun.</p> We look forward to seeing you!
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Change #21268
2013-05-24
10:33:37

create Calagator::Event 1250464278 Startup your Startup III Roll back

description nil → Deadline to apply: 4:15pm on Wednesday, May 29th The third Startup Your Startup by NedSpace is an exciting opportunity for up to 10 highly motivated early stage Portland startups. The 10-day experience begins Monday, June 3rd. Every day you will work on a crucial part of your business including: marketing, sales, branding, revenue tracking, logo, web sites with impact, pitch development, insightful business plan, social media strategies and much more.
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start_time nil → 2013-06-03 07:30:00 -0700
title nil → Startup your Startup III
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Change #21267
2013-05-24
10:26:41

create Calagator::Event 1250464277 Portland Seed Fund Class 4 Demo Day After-Party Roll back

description nil → Join us in celebrating Portland Seed Fund's newest class of companies at our after-party at Doug Fir Lounge from 6-10pm! <p>Alum.ni</p> <p>AppThwack</p> <p>Celly</p> <p>Indie Vinos</p> <p>Measureful</p> <p>Minetta Brook</p> <p>Opal Labs</p> <p>PrestoBox</p> <p>RallyCause</p> <p>Simple Emotion</p> <p>Smart Mocha </p> <p>Open to the public; food and comp drink ticket for investors. The fireplace area and a large part of the patio will be reserved for us so come, relax and have some fun.</p> We look forward to seeing you!
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id nil → 1250464277
start_time nil → 2013-05-30 18:00:00 -0700
title nil → Portland Seed Fund Class 4 Demo Day After-Party
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venue_details nil → <p>Address: 830 E Burnside St Portland, OR 97214</p>
venue_id nil → 202390551
Change #21266
2013-05-24
10:09:57

update Calagator::Event 1250463171 OSCON Roll back

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Change #21265
2013-05-24
10:09:27

update Calagator::Event 1250463635 OEN Workshop in Hillsboro: Lean Startup - The One Page Business Model Roll back

description A startup is an organization that is searching for a business model that works. It's critical to understand that a startup's business model is a set of assumptions - and those assumptions need to be tested, earlier rather than later! And earlier means before you develop the product or service! (But even if you've already started developing the product is still the right time to validate the business model!) A 1 page business model canvas is an excellent way to capture the assumptions underlying your business model, so you can methodically test those assumptions. In this workshop, you'll learn about the lean startup approach, and be introduced to the 1 Page Lean Business Model Canvas, and discuss how you can use the canvas to test each assumption in the model. Then you'll work through a “hands on” exercise where you complete and present to the group a portion of your 1 page lean canvas. All participants will receive printed copies of the Lean Canvas to use, and will also be provided with a PowerPoint version of the canvas so they can continue to create canvases on a computer. Who should attend: Anyone who is starting a business and has not yet developed and tested the business model for that business. This material and process is relevant for any startup - not just tech startups. Presenter: Steve Morris Steve Morris is the Executive Director of OTBC and the Managing Director of OregonStartups.com. He is a veteran of three start-ups, and has more than 25 years of management experience in the software, service, and semiconductor test industries at companies such as Hewlett Packard, Integrated Measurement Systems, Cadence Design Systems, Mentor Graphics, Credence Corporation and Teseda Corporation. He holds a B.A. in mathematics from Reed College and a Masters of Science degree from Carnegie-Mellon University Graduate School of Industrial Administration (now The Tepper School of Business). When: Wednesday, July 17, 2013 Time: 9:00am - Noon Where: Hillsboro Chamber of Commmerce, 5193 NE Elam Young Parkway, Suite A, Hillsboro, OR 97124 OEN & HCC Member: $32 Non-Member $70 → A startup is an organization that is searching for a business model that works. It's critical to understand that a startup's business model is a set of assumptions - and those assumptions need to be tested, earlier rather than later! And earlier means before you develop the product or service! (But even if you've already started developing the product is still the right time to validate the business model!) A 1 page business model canvas is an excellent way to capture the assumptions underlying your business model, so you can methodically test those assumptions. In this workshop, you'll learn about the lean startup approach, and be introduced to the 1 Page Lean Business Model Canvas, and discuss how you can use the canvas to test each assumption in the model. Then you'll work through a “hands on” exercise where you complete and present to the group a portion of your 1 page lean canvas. All participants will receive printed copies of the Lean Canvas to use, and will also be provided with a PowerPoint version of the canvas so they can continue to create canvases on a computer. Who should attend: Anyone who is starting a business and has not yet developed and tested the business model for that business. This material and process is relevant for any startup - not just tech startups. Presenter: Steve Morris Steve Morris is the Executive Director of OTBC and the Managing Director of OregonStartups.com. He is a veteran of three start-ups, and has more than 25 years of management experience in the software, service, and semiconductor test industries at companies such as Hewlett Packard, Integrated Measurement Systems, Cadence Design Systems, Mentor Graphics, Credence Corporation and Teseda Corporation. He holds a B.A. in mathematics from Reed College and a Masters of Science degree from Carnegie-Mellon University Graduate School of Industrial Administration (now The Tepper School of Business). When: Wednesday, July 17, 2013 Time: 9:00am - Noon Where: Hillsboro Chamber of Commmerce, 5193 NE Elam Young Parkway, Suite A, Hillsboro, OR 97124 OEN & HCC Member: $32 Non-Member $70
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Change #21264
2013-05-24
10:08:22

update Calagator::Event 1250464273 Open Source Bridge 2013 Volunteer Orientation Sessions Roll back

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Change #21263
2013-05-24
10:07:34

update Calagator::Event 1250464199 Tech4Change - A Mercy Corps and Startup Weekend Collaboration Roll back

description Mercy Corps and Startup Weekend have partnered to create a first-of-its kind event focused on solving some of the world’s toughest problems through technology and entrepreneurship, measured by solutions formulated from the boldest of ideas. Tech4Change will serve as a platform to encourage new ways to think about entrepreneurship in challenging environments around the globe. The 54-hour marathon event will be focused on developing tech tools for the greater good and creating viable social enterprises that can scale to address global needs. We need sharp business development and marketing experts with ideas for social change! We need Ruby and mobile engineers and developers! We need UI/UX experts with an eye for all things beautiful! Here's an opportunity for you to gain experience working with social impact entrepreneurs and nonprofit program officers! Put your skills to the test at Tech4Change and develop a minimum viable product with a shot for deployment with Mercy Corps! Tech4Change will take place at Mercy Corps Portland Headquarters and will start with participants pitching their ideas for social change. You'll also get to hear pitches from Mercy Corps personnel who've been in the field. From there, the crowd will choose the best ideas that will be developed during the weekend. The top prize winning team will have a chance at deploying their application with Mercy Corps in the field! Mercy Corps is a non-profit disaster relief and development organization with operations in over 40 countries. Its mission is to alleviate suffering, poverty and oppression by helping people build secure, productive and just communities. Mercy Corps strives to catalyze community-led and market-driven solutions to global poverty issues. Increasingly, Mercy Corps is employing technologies which have the potential to give millions of people new access to financial services and information, enabling them to grow businesses and improve their livelihoods, health and communities. Mercy Corps is also increasingly using startup technologies to streamline operations and meet compliance needs, freeing up human and financial resources to benefit those in need.www.mercycorps.org → Mercy Corps and Startup Weekend have partnered to create a first-of-its kind event focused on solving some of the world’s toughest problems through technology and entrepreneurship, measured by solutions formulated from the boldest of ideas. Tech4Change will serve as a platform to encourage new ways to think about entrepreneurship in challenging environments around the globe. The 54-hour marathon event will be focused on developing tech tools for the greater good and creating viable social enterprises that can scale to address global needs. We need sharp business development and marketing experts with ideas for social change! We need Ruby and mobile engineers and developers! We need UI/UX experts with an eye for all things beautiful! Here's an opportunity for you to gain experience working with social impact entrepreneurs and nonprofit program officers! Put your skills to the test at Tech4Change and develop a minimum viable product with a shot for deployment with Mercy Corps! Tech4Change will take place at Mercy Corps Portland Headquarters and will start with participants pitching their ideas for social change. You'll also get to hear pitches from Mercy Corps personnel who've been in the field. From there, the crowd will choose the best ideas that will be developed during the weekend. The top prize winning team will have a chance at deploying their application with Mercy Corps in the field! Mercy Corps is a non-profit disaster relief and development organization with operations in over 40 countries. Its mission is to alleviate suffering, poverty and oppression by helping people build secure, productive and just communities. Mercy Corps strives to catalyze community-led and market-driven solutions to global poverty issues. Increasingly, Mercy Corps is employing technologies which have the potential to give millions of people new access to financial services and information, enabling them to grow businesses and improve their livelihoods, health and communities. Mercy Corps is also increasingly using startup technologies to streamline operations and meet compliance needs, freeing up human and financial resources to benefit those in need.www.mercycorps.org
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Change #21262
2013-05-24
10:06:43

update Calagator::Event 1250464252 New Challenges in Data Security – Are You Prepared? Roll back

Change #21261
2013-05-24
10:05:46

update Calagator::Event 1250464211 TiE Pearl Incubator at ISITE Inauguration Roll back

description Ted Wheeler, Oregon State Treasurer, will be the guest of honor at the TiE Pearl at ISITE launch. TiE leaders attending from Silicon Valley are P.K. Agarwal, CEO, TiE Global, and Vish Mishra, Past President TiE Silicon Valley and Trustee TiE Global. Other distinguised guests include Erin Flynn, Associate Vice President, Strategic Partnerships at PSU, TiE Oregon Board Members Diane Fraiman Voyager Capital, and Nitin Khanna CEO, MergerTech. Please RSVP to attend this event, enjoy a reception with appetizers and beverages and network with Who's Who of the Portland investment and Startup scene. Join TiE Oregon and ISITE Design as we celebrate the grand opening of the TiE Pearl Incubator at ISITE, Wednesday May 29th from 6:00 to 9:00 PM. A collaborative workspace focused around digital startup companies, TiE Pearl is now accepting applications for residency from Portland-area startups. Tie Pearl is located within ISITE Design's Portland headquarters building, at 2035 NW Overton St, Portland OR 97209. Registration is required for this event. www.oregon.tie.org → Ted Wheeler, Oregon State Treasurer, will be the guest of honor at the TiE Pearl at ISITE launch. TiE leaders attending from Silicon Valley are P.K. Agarwal, CEO, TiE Global, and Vish Mishra, Past President TiE Silicon Valley and Trustee TiE Global. Other distinguised guests include Erin Flynn, Associate Vice President, Strategic Partnerships at PSU, TiE Oregon Board Members Diane Fraiman Voyager Capital, and Nitin Khanna CEO, MergerTech. Please RSVP to attend this event, enjoy a reception with appetizers and beverages and network with Who's Who of the Portland investment and Startup scene. Join TiE Oregon and ISITE Design as we celebrate the grand opening of the TiE Pearl Incubator at ISITE, Wednesday May 29th from 6:00 to 9:00 PM. A collaborative workspace focused around digital startup companies, TiE Pearl is now accepting applications for residency from Portland-area startups. Tie Pearl is located within ISITE Design's Portland headquarters building, at 2035 NW Overton St, Portland OR 97209. Registration is required for this event. www.oregon.tie.org
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venue_details 2035 NW Overton St. Portland, Or 97209 → 2035 NW Overton St. Portland, Or 97209
Change #21260
2013-05-24
09:13:08

destroy Calagator::Event 1250464276 gsufif Roll back

Change #21259
2013-05-24
07:06:56

update Calagator::Event 1250463865 AgilePDX Downtown Pub Lunch: Dealing with Performance Reviews Roll back

description Jackie Barretta will be talking with us about dealing with performance reviews when you're trying to focus on team level performance. More details closer to the date. → Description: To facilitate the highest levels of team performance, your practices need to transcend the ordinary. This includes performance review practices. When you use team-based performance reviews, rather than individual-based, you boost collaboration and coherence in a team, which leads to higher performance. Join us for a discussion on how one Fortune 500 Information Technology group used these practices to help solve complicated technical challenges. The Speaker: Jackie Barretta is a successful business change agent. She’s built groundbreaking organizational cultures as a Fortune 500 executive, she’s won a reputation as a leading edge thought leader with her writing and speaking, and, as the Founding Partner of Nura Group, she’s pioneered new ways to conduct business through consulting and training. She is the author of an upcoming book, Primal Teams, which describes the emotional energy of elite teams and helps readers create it in their own teams. She is the former senior vice president and chief information officer for Con way Inc.
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title AgilePDX Downtown Pub Lunch: Dealing with Performance Reviews → AgilePDX Downtown Pub Lunch: Team-based Performance Reviews
venue_details On Burnside under the Crystal Ballroom http://www.mcmenamins.com/257-ringlers-pub-home → On Burnside under the Crystal Ballroom http://www.mcmenamins.com/257-ringlers-pub-home
Change #21258
2013-05-24
02:40:59

create Calagator::Event 1250464276 gsufif Roll back

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Change #21257
2013-05-24
00:11:35

update Calagator::Event 1250464273 Open Source Bridge 2013 Volunteer Orientation Sessions Roll back

description If you are volunteering at Open Source Bridge 2013, you need to come to this! We're holding 2 orientation sessions (1-2:30 pm and 2:30-4pm) today to go over duties and give an updated tour of the venue (many things are new this year). We require that volunteers show up for one of these OSB Volunteer orientations. In addition, certain volunteer positions require training. For these specialized positions, we will be providing specific training today, so please be sure to schedule extra time to attend. Thank you! Volunteer orientations will be held onsite at the Eliot Center. If you are interested in learning more about volunteering opportunities for Open Source Bridge, please visit our website. → If you are volunteering at Open Source Bridge 2013, you need to come to this! We're holding 2 orientation sessions (1-2:30 pm and 2:30-4pm) today to go over duties and give an updated tour of the venue (many things are new this year). We require that volunteers show up for one of these OSB Volunteer orientations. In addition, certain volunteer positions require training. For these specialized positions, we will be providing specific training today; please be sure to schedule extra time to attend. Thank you! Volunteer orientations will be held onsite at the Eliot Center. If you are interested in learning more about volunteering opportunities for Open Source Bridge, please visit our website.
Change #21256
2013-05-24
00:03:00

update Calagator::Event 1250464273 Open Source Bridge 2013 Volunteer Orientation Sessions Roll back

description If you are volunteering at Open Source Bridge 2013, you need to come to this! We're holding 2 orientation sessions (1-2:30 pm and 2:30-4pm) today to go over duties and give an updated tour of the venue (many things are new this year). We require that volunteers show up for one of these OSB Volunteer orientations. In addition, certain volunteer positions require training. For these specialized positions, we will be providing specific training today, so be sure to schedule extra time to attend. Thank you! Volunteer orientations will be held onsite at the Eliot Center. If you are interested in learning more about volunteering opportunities for Open Source Bridge, please visit our website. → If you are volunteering at Open Source Bridge 2013, you need to come to this! We're holding 2 orientation sessions (1-2:30 pm and 2:30-4pm) today to go over duties and give an updated tour of the venue (many things are new this year). We require that volunteers show up for one of these OSB Volunteer orientations. In addition, certain volunteer positions require training. For these specialized positions, we will be providing specific training today, so please be sure to schedule extra time to attend. Thank you! Volunteer orientations will be held onsite at the Eliot Center. If you are interested in learning more about volunteering opportunities for Open Source Bridge, please visit our website.
Change #21255
2013-05-23
22:16:30

create Calagator::Event 1250464275 NEXT Customer Discovery Program by Portland Startup Weekend Roll back

description nil → NEXT is a complete hands-on program for developing and validating your business idea based on a comprehensive curriculum rooted in Steve Blank's Customer Development methodology, built around in-person interactions with potential customers and delivered by our accredited NEXT instructor - Tim Clark. What you will learn: how to generate assumptions to validate about your assumed customer's needs, motivations and their behaviors; how to find and reach out to people for interviews that match your assumed customer segments; how to define experiments that validate or invalidate assumptions you have about your business model; how to develop your own customer discovery interview plan; how to conduct effective customer discovery interviews; and how to turn customer feedback into real insight. <ul> <li>Week 1, The Art of Customer Discovery, June 19th 6:00pm to 9:00pm</li> <li>Week 2, Opportunity Assessment, June 26th 6:00pm to 9:00pm</li> <li>Week 3, Team Presentations, July 3rd 6:00pm to 9:00pm</li> <li>Week 4, Team Presentations, July 10th 6:00pm to 9:00pm</li> <li>Week 5, NEXT Final Presentations, July 17th 6:00pm to 9:00pm</li> </ul> Grab your co-founders and enroll today!
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start_time nil → 2013-06-19 18:00:00 -0700
title nil → NEXT Customer Discovery Program by Portland Startup Weekend
url nil → http://portland-next-spring2013.eventbrite.com/
venue_id nil → 202393529
Change #21254
2013-05-23
22:10:36

update Calagator::Event 1250464273 Open Source Bridge 2013 Volunteer Orientation Session Roll back

description Volunteer Orientation sessions for people who are volunteering for the Open Source Bridge conference, taking place June 17-21. This Volunteer orientation will be held onsite at the Eliot Center. Note: Some of our positions require specific training. As a volunteer, we require you to show up for at least one of the OSB Volunteer meetups we have this year (eg: Volunteer Luncheon, Volunteer Happy Hour, or this Volunteer Orientation Session). If you are interested in learning more about volunteering opportunities for Open Source Bridge, please visit our website. → If you are volunteering at Open Source Bridge 2013, you need to come to this! We're holding 2 orientation sessions (1-2:30 pm and 2:30-4pm) today to go over duties and give an updated tour of the venue (many things are new this year). We require that volunteers show up for one of these OSB Volunteer orientations. In addition, certain volunteer positions require training. For these specialized positions, we will be providing specific training today, so be sure to schedule extra time to attend. Thank you! Volunteer orientations will be held onsite at the Eliot Center. If you are interested in learning more about volunteering opportunities for Open Source Bridge, please visit our website.
title Open Source Bridge 2013 Volunteer Orientation Session → Open Source Bridge 2013 Volunteer Orientation Sessions
Change #21253
2013-05-23
21:40:23

create Calagator::Event 1250464274 Startup Your Startup: The Dog Ate My Startup Roll back

description nil → Come hear tales of brilliant & young startup founders and get some great Q&A going. High School Musical my ass, how about High School Startup? Or Junior High Startup? Reserve your spot today for The Dog Ate My Startup next Wednesday evening at NedSpace 5th Avenue, third floor, doors open at 5pm, event starts at 5:30pm Seating is limited. Colby Aley is a 16 year old web developer, High School student and entrepreneur. He enjoys working with early stage startups, going from nothing to launched product. After starting his first (failed) company not knowing how to code, Colby decided never again to do so without more solid programming skills. His influencers include Sam Soffes of Nothing Magical and Maciej Ceglowski of Pinboard. Jackson Gariety attended Grant High School 2009 to 2012, he started doing freelance web design in early 2009. His first clients were local businesses and slowly grew his abilities and network to pay for better design and development tools. In 2012 he started working with Brian Hendrickson to build a social web platform called HashTraffic which has been developed and is currently being sold. He also teaches a class on app development. Andrew Oesterreich is a 12 year old 7th grade entrepreneur who attends Wood Middle School in Wilsonville. He started out by doing odd jobs for his neighbors then moved on to giving younger students drum lessons. Last fall, he ventured in on a duct-tape wallet business with 2 friends. It wasn't long til half of the school had a shiny new duct tape wallet. He loves shark tank and is always looking for new businesses to create. The emcee for The Dog Ate My Startup and open QA event is the always funny, the sometimes sober, and the ever flatulent John Friess, founder and CEO of Journey Gym. Doors open at 5:00pm for networking Event starts at 5:30pm and goes until 6:30pm or 6:45pm, it's up to John, let's hope he's lucid.
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id nil → 1250464274
start_time nil → 2013-05-29 17:00:00 -0700
title nil → Startup Your Startup: The Dog Ate My Startup
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venue_id nil → 202393529
Change #21252
2013-05-23
19:25:06

update Calagator::Event 1250464273 Open Source Bridge 2013 Volunteer Orientation Session Roll back

description Volunteer Orientation sessions for people who are volunteering for the Open Source Bridge conference, taking place June 17-21. This Volunteer orientation will be held onsite at the Eliot Center. Some of our positions require specific training. As a volunteer, we require you to show up for at least of the Volunteer oriented meetups we are hosting this year (eg: Volunteer Happy Hour, Volunteer Luncheon, or this Orientation Session). If you are interested in learning more about volunteering opportunities for Open Source Bridge, please visit our website. → Volunteer Orientation sessions for people who are volunteering for the Open Source Bridge conference, taking place June 17-21. This Volunteer orientation will be held onsite at the Eliot Center. Note: Some of our positions require specific training. As a volunteer, we require you to show up for at least one of the OSB Volunteer meetups we have this year (eg: Volunteer Luncheon, Volunteer Happy Hour, or this Volunteer Orientation Session). If you are interested in learning more about volunteering opportunities for Open Source Bridge, please visit our website.
Change #21251
2013-05-23
19:04:37

update Calagator::Event 1250464273 Open Source Bridge 2013 Volunteer Orientation Session Roll back

description Volunteer Orientation sessions for people who are volunteering for the Open Source Bridge conference, taking place June 17-21. This Volunteer orientation will be held onsite at the Eliot Center. Some of our positions require specific training. As a volunteer, we require you to show up for at least of the Volunteer oriented meetups we are hosting this year. (eg: Volunteer Happy Hour, Volunteer Luncheon, or this Orientation Session). If you are interested in learning more about volunteering opportunities for Open Source Bridge, please visit our website. → Volunteer Orientation sessions for people who are volunteering for the Open Source Bridge conference, taking place June 17-21. This Volunteer orientation will be held onsite at the Eliot Center. Some of our positions require specific training. As a volunteer, we require you to show up for at least of the Volunteer oriented meetups we are hosting this year (eg: Volunteer Happy Hour, Volunteer Luncheon, or this Orientation Session). If you are interested in learning more about volunteering opportunities for Open Source Bridge, please visit our website.
Change #21250
2013-05-23
19:04:18

update Calagator::Event 1250464273 Open Source Bridge 2013 Volunteer Orientation Session Roll back

description Volunteer Orientation sessions for people who are volunteering for the Open Source Bridge conference, taking place June 17-21. This Volunteer orientation will be held onsite at the Eliot Center. Some of our positions require specific training. There are a total of 3 volunteer meetups this year. As a volunteer, you must attend one of the meetups. If you are interested in learning more about volunteering opportunities for Open Source Bridge, please visit our website. → Volunteer Orientation sessions for people who are volunteering for the Open Source Bridge conference, taking place June 17-21. This Volunteer orientation will be held onsite at the Eliot Center. Some of our positions require specific training. As a volunteer, we require you to show up for at least of the Volunteer oriented meetups we are hosting this year. (eg: Volunteer Happy Hour, Volunteer Luncheon, or this Orientation Session). If you are interested in learning more about volunteering opportunities for Open Source Bridge, please visit our website.
Change #21249
2013-05-23
18:44:18

create Calagator::Event 1250464273 Open Source Bridge 2013 Volunteer Orientation Session Roll back

description nil → Volunteer Orientation sessions for people who are volunteering for the Open Source Bridge conference, taking place June 17-21. This Volunteer orientation will be held onsite at the Eliot Center. Some of our positions require specific training. There are a total of 3 volunteer meetups this year. As a volunteer, you must attend one of the meetups. If you are interested in learning more about volunteering opportunities for Open Source Bridge, please visit our website.
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Change #21248
2013-05-23
16:32:57

update Calagator::Event 1250464217 Developer Workshop: Windows 8 enterprise apps, consumer apps, and games Roll back

description From enterprise LOB apps, to consumer apps, to games, Windows 8 development has something for everyone. Come hear Microsoft's **Matt Harrington** and **Jeremy Foster**, and Telerik's **Chris Sells**, tell you all you need to know. **Attendees will receive a free license to Telerik's RadControls for Windows 8. Thanks, Telerik!** The opportunity is NOW! Don’t miss another chance to get in on the next great marketplace! Get your competitive juices flowing and participate in this fun and **FREE** Windows 8 App Factor event. **Friday, June 7**: Microsoft's Portland office. A day of content on how to build a Windows 8 app. Form teams or code alone, and build your app over the next 2 weeks. **Saturday, June 22**: Hackathon presentations, done online. Details will be announced at the June 7 event. **Register today** at the [registration site](https://msevents.microsoft.com/CUI/EventDetail.aspx?EventID=1032553331&Culture=en-US&community=0). More information is on [http://www.windows8appfactor.com](http://www.windows8appfactor.com). **Agenda** * Windows 8 in the Enterprise (Chris Sells) * Windows Ecosystem Opportunity * Windows Development Overview for .NET Devs * Developing Windows Store Apps with VS2012 and HTML5 * Visual Studio 2012 Application Templates (C# and JS) * Creating Games with Scirra Construct2 * Creating Games with Unity * Application Starter Kits * Creating Cross-Platform Apps with Xamarin * Backending your Application with the Cloud (Azure Mobile Services) * Advertising and Monetization Best Practices * Best Practices for Creating Re-usable .NET Code * Store Setup and Submission We'll cover what you need to know from idea to store submission. Well show you how to either create an application from scratch or use a beautiful sample to get started. Once you discover your app potential, your team can hack for two weeks building the app of your dreams. **You can even get free consulting from Microsoft staff via Skype.** Don't worry if you don't yet have Windows 8. We'll give you a trial version which has all the tools you'll need. You can install this in a VM on a Mac or PC as long as you have 25 GB of free space. On Saturday, June 22, we’ll host Windows 8 App Factor Compete online, and provide you with an opportunity to show off your app and hard work to the world and potentially win. **Prizes include** Surface RT slates, Beats by Dr. Dre headphones, and Jawbone Jamboxes. More details will be provided at the event on June 7. More information to be provided on rules and eligibility for online or in-person submission at the first event. Find out what amazing apps are coming out of your community! Watch and see which developers truly have the Windows 8 App Factor! → From enterprise LOB apps, to consumer apps, to games, Windows 8 development has something for everyone. Come hear Microsoft's **Matt Harrington** and **Jeremy Foster**, and Telerik's **Chris Sells**, tell you all you need to know. **Attendees will receive a free license to Telerik's RadControls for Windows 8. Thanks, Telerik!** The opportunity is NOW! Don’t miss another chance to get in on the next great marketplace! Get your competitive juices flowing and participate in this fun and **FREE** Windows 8 App Factor event. **Friday, June 7**: Workshop at Microsoft's Portland office. A day of content on how to build a Windows 8 app. Form teams or code alone, and build your app over the next 2 weeks. **Saturday, June 22**: Hackathon presentations, done online. Details will be announced at the June 7 event. **Register today** at the [registration site](https://msevents.microsoft.com/CUI/EventDetail.aspx?EventID=1032553331&Culture=en-US&community=0). More information is on [http://www.windows8appfactor.com](http://www.windows8appfactor.com). **Agenda** * Windows 8 in the Enterprise (Chris Sells) * Windows Ecosystem Opportunity * Windows Development Overview for .NET Devs * Developing Windows Store Apps with VS2012 and HTML5 * Visual Studio 2012 Application Templates (C# and JS) * Creating Games with Scirra Construct2 * Creating Games with Unity * Application Starter Kits * Creating Cross-Platform Apps with Xamarin * Backending your Application with the Cloud (Azure Mobile Services) * Advertising and Monetization Best Practices * Best Practices for Creating Re-usable .NET Code * Store Setup and Submission We'll cover what you need to know from idea to store submission. Well show you how to either create an application from scratch or use a beautiful sample to get started. Once you discover your app potential, your team can hack for two weeks building the app of your dreams. **You can even get free consulting from Microsoft staff via Skype.** Don't worry if you don't yet have Windows 8. We'll give you a trial version which has all the tools you'll need. You can install this in a VM on a Mac or PC as long as you have 25 GB of free space. On Saturday, June 22, we’ll host Windows 8 App Factor Compete online, and provide you with an opportunity to show off your app and hard work to the world and potentially win. **Prizes include** Surface RT slates, Beats by Dr. Dre headphones, and Jawbone Jamboxes. More details will be provided at the event on June 7. More information to be provided on rules and eligibility for online or in-person submission at the first event. Find out what amazing apps are coming out of your community! Watch and see which developers truly have the Windows 8 App Factor!
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Change #21247
2013-05-23
16:32:20

update Calagator::Event 1250464217 Developer Workshop: Windows 8 enterprise apps, consumer apps, and games Roll back

description From enterprise LOB apps, to consumer apps, to games, Windows 8 development has something for everyone. Come hear Microsoft's Matt Harrington and Jeremy Foster, and Telerik's Chris Sells, tell you all you need to know. **Attendees will receive a free license to Telerik's RadControls for Windows 8. Thanks, Telerik!** The opportunity is NOW! Don’t miss another chance to get in on the next great marketplace! Get your competitive juices flowing and participate in this fun and **FREE** Windows 8 App Factor event. **Friday, June 7**: Microsoft's Portland office. A day of content on how to build a Windows 8 app. Form teams or code alone, and build your app over the next 2 weeks. **Saturday, June 22**: Hackathon presentations, done online. Details will be announced at the June 7 event. **Register today** at the [registration site](https://msevents.microsoft.com/CUI/EventDetail.aspx?EventID=1032553331&Culture=en-US&community=0). More information is on [http://www.windows8appfactor.com](http://www.windows8appfactor.com). **Agenda** * Windows 8 in the Enterprise (Chris Sells) * Windows Ecosystem Opportunity * Windows Development Overview for .NET Devs * Developing Windows Store Apps with VS2012 and HTML5 * Visual Studio 2012 Application Templates (C# and JS) * Creating Games with Scirra Construct2 * Creating Games with Unity * Application Starter Kits * Creating Cross-Platform Apps with Xamarin * Backending your Application with the Cloud (Azure Mobile Services) * Advertising and Monetization Best Practices * Best Practices for Creating Re-usable .NET Code * Store Setup and Submission We'll cover what you need to know from idea to store submission. Well show you how to either create an application from scratch or use a beautiful sample to get started. Once you discover your app potential, your team can hack for two weeks building the app of your dreams. **You can even get free consulting from Microsoft staff via Skype.** Don't worry if you don't yet have Windows 8. We'll give you a trial version which has all the tools you'll need. You can install this in a VM on a Mac or PC as long as you have 25 GB of free space. On Saturday, June 22, we’ll host Windows 8 App Factor Compete online, and provide you with an opportunity to show off your app and hard work to the world and potentially win. **Prizes include** Surface RT slates, Beats by Dr. Dre headphones, and Jawbone Jamboxes. More details will be provided at the event on June 7. More information to be provided on rules and eligibility for online or in-person submission at the first event. Find out what amazing apps are coming out of your community! Watch and see which developers truly have the Windows 8 App Factor! → From enterprise LOB apps, to consumer apps, to games, Windows 8 development has something for everyone. Come hear Microsoft's **Matt Harrington** and **Jeremy Foster**, and Telerik's **Chris Sells**, tell you all you need to know. **Attendees will receive a free license to Telerik's RadControls for Windows 8. Thanks, Telerik!** The opportunity is NOW! Don’t miss another chance to get in on the next great marketplace! Get your competitive juices flowing and participate in this fun and **FREE** Windows 8 App Factor event. **Friday, June 7**: Microsoft's Portland office. A day of content on how to build a Windows 8 app. Form teams or code alone, and build your app over the next 2 weeks. **Saturday, June 22**: Hackathon presentations, done online. Details will be announced at the June 7 event. **Register today** at the [registration site](https://msevents.microsoft.com/CUI/EventDetail.aspx?EventID=1032553331&Culture=en-US&community=0). More information is on [http://www.windows8appfactor.com](http://www.windows8appfactor.com). **Agenda** * Windows 8 in the Enterprise (Chris Sells) * Windows Ecosystem Opportunity * Windows Development Overview for .NET Devs * Developing Windows Store Apps with VS2012 and HTML5 * Visual Studio 2012 Application Templates (C# and JS) * Creating Games with Scirra Construct2 * Creating Games with Unity * Application Starter Kits * Creating Cross-Platform Apps with Xamarin * Backending your Application with the Cloud (Azure Mobile Services) * Advertising and Monetization Best Practices * Best Practices for Creating Re-usable .NET Code * Store Setup and Submission We'll cover what you need to know from idea to store submission. Well show you how to either create an application from scratch or use a beautiful sample to get started. Once you discover your app potential, your team can hack for two weeks building the app of your dreams. **You can even get free consulting from Microsoft staff via Skype.** Don't worry if you don't yet have Windows 8. We'll give you a trial version which has all the tools you'll need. You can install this in a VM on a Mac or PC as long as you have 25 GB of free space. On Saturday, June 22, we’ll host Windows 8 App Factor Compete online, and provide you with an opportunity to show off your app and hard work to the world and potentially win. **Prizes include** Surface RT slates, Beats by Dr. Dre headphones, and Jawbone Jamboxes. More details will be provided at the event on June 7. More information to be provided on rules and eligibility for online or in-person submission at the first event. Find out what amazing apps are coming out of your community! Watch and see which developers truly have the Windows 8 App Factor!
Change #21246
2013-05-23
16:31:38

update Calagator::Event 1250464217 Developer Workshop: Windows 8 enterprise apps, consumer apps, and games Roll back

description From enterprise LOB apps, to consumer apps, to games, Windows 8 development has something for everyone. Come hear Microsoft's Matt Harrington and Jeremy Foster, and Telerik's Chris Sells, tell you all you need to know. The opportunity is NOW! Don’t miss another chance to get in on the next great marketplace! Get your competitive juices flowing and participate in this fun and **FREE** Windows 8 App Factor event. **Friday, June 7**: Microsoft's Portland office. A day of content on how to build a Windows 8 app. Form teams or code alone, and build your app over the next 2 weeks. **Saturday, June 22**: Hackathon presentations, done online. Details will be announced at the June 7 event. **Register today** at the [registration site](https://msevents.microsoft.com/CUI/EventDetail.aspx?EventID=1032553331&Culture=en-US&community=0). More information is on [http://www.windows8appfactor.com](http://www.windows8appfactor.com). **Agenda** * Windows 8 in the Enterprise (Chris Sells) * Windows Ecosystem Opportunity * Windows Development Overview for .NET Devs * Developing Windows Store Apps with VS2012 and HTML5 * Visual Studio 2012 Application Templates (C# and JS) * Creating Games with Scirra Construct2 * Creating Games with Unity * Application Starter Kits * Creating Cross-Platform Apps with Xamarin * Backending your Application with the Cloud (Azure Mobile Services) * Advertising and Monetization Best Practices * Best Practices for Creating Re-usable .NET Code * Store Setup and Submission We'll cover what you need to know from idea to store submission. Well show you how to either create an application from scratch or use a beautiful sample to get started. Once you discover your app potential, your team can hack for two weeks building the app of your dreams. **You can even get free consulting from Microsoft staff via Skype.** Don't worry if you don't yet have Windows 8. We'll give you a trial version which has all the tools you'll need. You can install this in a VM on a Mac or PC as long as you have 25 GB of free space. On Saturday, June 22, we’ll host Windows 8 App Factor Compete online, and provide you with an opportunity to show off your app and hard work to the world and potentially win. **Prizes include** Surface RT slates, Beats by Dr. Dre headphones, and Jawbone Jamboxes. More details will be provided at the event on June 7. More information to be provided on rules and eligibility for online or in-person submission at the first event. Find out what amazing apps are coming out of your community! Watch and see which developers truly have the Windows 8 App Factor! → From enterprise LOB apps, to consumer apps, to games, Windows 8 development has something for everyone. Come hear Microsoft's Matt Harrington and Jeremy Foster, and Telerik's Chris Sells, tell you all you need to know. **Attendees will receive a free license to Telerik's RadControls for Windows 8. Thanks, Telerik!** The opportunity is NOW! Don’t miss another chance to get in on the next great marketplace! Get your competitive juices flowing and participate in this fun and **FREE** Windows 8 App Factor event. **Friday, June 7**: Microsoft's Portland office. A day of content on how to build a Windows 8 app. Form teams or code alone, and build your app over the next 2 weeks. **Saturday, June 22**: Hackathon presentations, done online. Details will be announced at the June 7 event. **Register today** at the [registration site](https://msevents.microsoft.com/CUI/EventDetail.aspx?EventID=1032553331&Culture=en-US&community=0). More information is on [http://www.windows8appfactor.com](http://www.windows8appfactor.com). **Agenda** * Windows 8 in the Enterprise (Chris Sells) * Windows Ecosystem Opportunity * Windows Development Overview for .NET Devs * Developing Windows Store Apps with VS2012 and HTML5 * Visual Studio 2012 Application Templates (C# and JS) * Creating Games with Scirra Construct2 * Creating Games with Unity * Application Starter Kits * Creating Cross-Platform Apps with Xamarin * Backending your Application with the Cloud (Azure Mobile Services) * Advertising and Monetization Best Practices * Best Practices for Creating Re-usable .NET Code * Store Setup and Submission We'll cover what you need to know from idea to store submission. Well show you how to either create an application from scratch or use a beautiful sample to get started. Once you discover your app potential, your team can hack for two weeks building the app of your dreams. **You can even get free consulting from Microsoft staff via Skype.** Don't worry if you don't yet have Windows 8. We'll give you a trial version which has all the tools you'll need. You can install this in a VM on a Mac or PC as long as you have 25 GB of free space. On Saturday, June 22, we’ll host Windows 8 App Factor Compete online, and provide you with an opportunity to show off your app and hard work to the world and potentially win. **Prizes include** Surface RT slates, Beats by Dr. Dre headphones, and Jawbone Jamboxes. More details will be provided at the event on June 7. More information to be provided on rules and eligibility for online or in-person submission at the first event. Find out what amazing apps are coming out of your community! Watch and see which developers truly have the Windows 8 App Factor!
Change #21245
2013-05-23
14:22:37

update Calagator::Event 1250464217 Developer Workshop: Windows 8 enterprise apps, consumer apps, and games Roll back

description From enterprise LOB apps, to consumer apps, to games, Windows 8 development has something for everyone. Come hear Microsoft's Matt Harrington and Jeremy Foster, and Telerik's Chris Sells, tell you all you need to know. **Attendees will receive licenses to Telerik's Windows 8 RadControls!** The opportunity is NOW! Don’t miss another chance to get in on the next great marketplace! Get your competitive juices flowing and participate in this fun and **FREE** Windows 8 App Factor event. **Friday, June 7**: Microsoft's Portland office. A day of content on how to build a Windows 8 app. Form teams or code alone, and build your app over the next 2 weeks. **Saturday, June 22**: Hackathon presentations, done online. Details will be announced at the June 7 event. **Register today** at the [registration site](https://msevents.microsoft.com/CUI/EventDetail.aspx?EventID=1032553331&Culture=en-US&community=0). More information is on [http://www.windows8appfactor.com](http://www.windows8appfactor.com). **Agenda** * Windows 8 in the Enterprise (Chris Sells) * Windows Ecosystem Opportunity * Windows Development Overview for .NET Devs * Developing Windows Store Apps with VS2012 and HTML5 * Visual Studio 2012 Application Templates (C# and JS) * Creating Games with Scirra Construct2 * Creating Games with Unity * Application Starter Kits * Creating Cross-Platform Apps with Xamarin * Backending your Application with the Cloud (Azure Mobile Services) * Advertising and Monetization Best Practices * Best Practices for Creating Re-usable .NET Code * Store Setup and Submission We'll cover what you need to know from idea to store submission. Well show you how to either create an application from scratch or use a beautiful sample to get started. Once you discover your app potential, your team can hack for two weeks building the app of your dreams. **You can even get free consulting from Microsoft staff via Skype.** Don't worry if you don't yet have Windows 8. We'll give you a trial version which has all the tools you'll need. You can install this in a VM on a Mac or PC as long as you have 25 GB of free space. On Saturday, June 22, we’ll host Windows 8 App Factor Compete online, and provide you with an opportunity to show off your app and hard work to the world and potentially win. **Prizes include** Surface RT slates, Beats by Dr. Dre headphones, and Jawbone Jamboxes. More details will be provided at the event on June 7. More information to be provided on rules and eligibility for online or in-person submission at the first event. Find out what amazing apps are coming out of your community! Watch and see which developers truly have the Windows 8 App Factor! → From enterprise LOB apps, to consumer apps, to games, Windows 8 development has something for everyone. Come hear Microsoft's Matt Harrington and Jeremy Foster, and Telerik's Chris Sells, tell you all you need to know. The opportunity is NOW! Don’t miss another chance to get in on the next great marketplace! Get your competitive juices flowing and participate in this fun and **FREE** Windows 8 App Factor event. **Friday, June 7**: Microsoft's Portland office. A day of content on how to build a Windows 8 app. Form teams or code alone, and build your app over the next 2 weeks. **Saturday, June 22**: Hackathon presentations, done online. Details will be announced at the June 7 event. **Register today** at the [registration site](https://msevents.microsoft.com/CUI/EventDetail.aspx?EventID=1032553331&Culture=en-US&community=0). More information is on [http://www.windows8appfactor.com](http://www.windows8appfactor.com). **Agenda** * Windows 8 in the Enterprise (Chris Sells) * Windows Ecosystem Opportunity * Windows Development Overview for .NET Devs * Developing Windows Store Apps with VS2012 and HTML5 * Visual Studio 2012 Application Templates (C# and JS) * Creating Games with Scirra Construct2 * Creating Games with Unity * Application Starter Kits * Creating Cross-Platform Apps with Xamarin * Backending your Application with the Cloud (Azure Mobile Services) * Advertising and Monetization Best Practices * Best Practices for Creating Re-usable .NET Code * Store Setup and Submission We'll cover what you need to know from idea to store submission. Well show you how to either create an application from scratch or use a beautiful sample to get started. Once you discover your app potential, your team can hack for two weeks building the app of your dreams. **You can even get free consulting from Microsoft staff via Skype.** Don't worry if you don't yet have Windows 8. We'll give you a trial version which has all the tools you'll need. You can install this in a VM on a Mac or PC as long as you have 25 GB of free space. On Saturday, June 22, we’ll host Windows 8 App Factor Compete online, and provide you with an opportunity to show off your app and hard work to the world and potentially win. **Prizes include** Surface RT slates, Beats by Dr. Dre headphones, and Jawbone Jamboxes. More details will be provided at the event on June 7. More information to be provided on rules and eligibility for online or in-person submission at the first event. Find out what amazing apps are coming out of your community! Watch and see which developers truly have the Windows 8 App Factor!
Change #21244
2013-05-23
14:22:12

update Calagator::Event 1250464217 Developer Workshop: Windows 8 enterprise apps, consumer apps, and games Roll back

description From enterprise LOB apps, to consumer apps, to games, Windows 8 development has something for everyone. Come hear Microsoft's Matt Harrington and Jeremy Foster, and Telerik's Chris Sells, tell you all you need to know. The opportunity is NOW! Don’t miss another chance to get in on the next great marketplace! Get your competitive juices flowing and participate in this fun and **FREE** Windows 8 App Factor event. **Friday, June 7**: Microsoft's Portland office. A day of content on how to build a Windows 8 app. Form teams or code alone, and build your app over the next 2 weeks. **Saturday, June 22**: Hackathon presentations, done online. Details will be announced at the June 7 event. **Register today** at the [registration site](https://msevents.microsoft.com/CUI/EventDetail.aspx?EventID=1032553331&Culture=en-US&community=0). More information is on [http://www.windows8appfactor.com](http://www.windows8appfactor.com). **Agenda** * Windows 8 in the Enterprise (Chris Sells) * Windows Ecosystem Opportunity * Windows Development Overview for .NET Devs * Developing Windows Store Apps with VS2012 and HTML5 * Visual Studio 2012 Application Templates (C# and JS) * Creating Games with Scirra Construct2 * Creating Games with Unity * Application Starter Kits * Creating Cross-Platform Apps with Xamarin * Backending your Application with the Cloud (Azure Mobile Services) * Advertising and Monetization Best Practices * Best Practices for Creating Re-usable .NET Code * Store Setup and Submission We'll cover what you need to know from idea to store submission. Well show you how to either create an application from scratch or use a beautiful sample to get started. Once you discover your app potential, your team can hack for two weeks building the app of your dreams. **You can even get free consulting from Microsoft staff via Skype.** Don't worry if you don't yet have Windows 8. We'll give you a trial version which has all the tools you'll need. You can install this in a VM on a Mac or PC as long as you have 25 GB of free space. On Saturday, June 22, we’ll host Windows 8 App Factor Compete online, and provide you with an opportunity to show off your app and hard work to the world and potentially win. **Prizes include** Surface RT slates, Beats by Dr. Dre headphones, and Jawbone Jamboxes. More details will be provided at the event on June 7. More information to be provided on rules and eligibility for online or in-person submission at the first event. Find out what amazing apps are coming out of your community! Watch and see which developers truly have the Windows 8 App Factor! → From enterprise LOB apps, to consumer apps, to games, Windows 8 development has something for everyone. Come hear Microsoft's Matt Harrington and Jeremy Foster, and Telerik's Chris Sells, tell you all you need to know. **Attendees will receive licenses to Telerik's Windows 8 RadControls!** The opportunity is NOW! Don’t miss another chance to get in on the next great marketplace! Get your competitive juices flowing and participate in this fun and **FREE** Windows 8 App Factor event. **Friday, June 7**: Microsoft's Portland office. A day of content on how to build a Windows 8 app. Form teams or code alone, and build your app over the next 2 weeks. **Saturday, June 22**: Hackathon presentations, done online. Details will be announced at the June 7 event. **Register today** at the [registration site](https://msevents.microsoft.com/CUI/EventDetail.aspx?EventID=1032553331&Culture=en-US&community=0). More information is on [http://www.windows8appfactor.com](http://www.windows8appfactor.com). **Agenda** * Windows 8 in the Enterprise (Chris Sells) * Windows Ecosystem Opportunity * Windows Development Overview for .NET Devs * Developing Windows Store Apps with VS2012 and HTML5 * Visual Studio 2012 Application Templates (C# and JS) * Creating Games with Scirra Construct2 * Creating Games with Unity * Application Starter Kits * Creating Cross-Platform Apps with Xamarin * Backending your Application with the Cloud (Azure Mobile Services) * Advertising and Monetization Best Practices * Best Practices for Creating Re-usable .NET Code * Store Setup and Submission We'll cover what you need to know from idea to store submission. Well show you how to either create an application from scratch or use a beautiful sample to get started. Once you discover your app potential, your team can hack for two weeks building the app of your dreams. **You can even get free consulting from Microsoft staff via Skype.** Don't worry if you don't yet have Windows 8. We'll give you a trial version which has all the tools you'll need. You can install this in a VM on a Mac or PC as long as you have 25 GB of free space. On Saturday, June 22, we’ll host Windows 8 App Factor Compete online, and provide you with an opportunity to show off your app and hard work to the world and potentially win. **Prizes include** Surface RT slates, Beats by Dr. Dre headphones, and Jawbone Jamboxes. More details will be provided at the event on June 7. More information to be provided on rules and eligibility for online or in-person submission at the first event. Find out what amazing apps are coming out of your community! Watch and see which developers truly have the Windows 8 App Factor!
Change #21243
2013-05-23
14:04:35

update Calagator::Event 1250464217 Windows 8 App Factor Hackathon Roll back

description The opportunity is NOW! Don’t miss another chance to get in on the next great marketplace! Get your competitive juices flowing and participate in a fun and **FREE** Windows 8 App Factor event. **Friday, June 7**: Microsoft's Portland office. A day of content on how to build a Windows 8 app. Form teams or code alone, and build your app over the next 2 weeks. **Saturday, June 22**: Hackathon presentations, done online. Details will be announced at the June 7 event. **Register today** at the [registration site](https://msevents.microsoft.com/CUI/EventDetail.aspx?EventID=1032553331&Culture=en-US&community=0). More information is on [http://www.windows8appfactor.com](http://www.windows8appfactor.com). Have app ideas? Have software development skills? If so, that’s all you need to learn, compete and win! Take your skills and ideas into a new economy. If you've just had an idea, already been developing for Windows 8, or have been wondering how easy it is to get in on the new Windows app economy then this is for you. We'll cover what you need to know from idea to store submission. Well show you how to either create an application from scratch or use a beautiful sample to get started. Once you discover your app potential, your team can hack for two weeks building the app of your dreams. You can even get free consulting from the local evangelist team (in person or online). Don't worry if you don't yet have Windows 8. We'll give you a trial version which has all the tools you'll need. You can install this in a VM on a Mac or PC as long as you have 25 GB of free space. On Saturday, June 22, we’ll host Windows 8 App Factor Compete online, and provide you with an opportunity to show off your app and hard work to the world and potentially win. Prizes include Surface RT slates, Beats by Dr. Dre headphones, and Jawbone Jamboxes. More details will be provided at the event on June 7. More information to be provided on rules and eligibility for online or in-person submission at the first event. Find out what amazing apps are coming out of your community! Watch and see which developers truly have the Windows 8 App Factor! → From enterprise LOB apps, to consumer apps, to games, Windows 8 development has something for everyone. Come hear Microsoft's Matt Harrington and Jeremy Foster, and Telerik's Chris Sells, tell you all you need to know. The opportunity is NOW! Don’t miss another chance to get in on the next great marketplace! Get your competitive juices flowing and participate in this fun and **FREE** Windows 8 App Factor event. **Friday, June 7**: Microsoft's Portland office. A day of content on how to build a Windows 8 app. Form teams or code alone, and build your app over the next 2 weeks. **Saturday, June 22**: Hackathon presentations, done online. Details will be announced at the June 7 event. **Register today** at the [registration site](https://msevents.microsoft.com/CUI/EventDetail.aspx?EventID=1032553331&Culture=en-US&community=0). More information is on [http://www.windows8appfactor.com](http://www.windows8appfactor.com). **Agenda** * Windows 8 in the Enterprise (Chris Sells) * Windows Ecosystem Opportunity * Windows Development Overview for .NET Devs * Developing Windows Store Apps with VS2012 and HTML5 * Visual Studio 2012 Application Templates (C# and JS) * Creating Games with Scirra Construct2 * Creating Games with Unity * Application Starter Kits * Creating Cross-Platform Apps with Xamarin * Backending your Application with the Cloud (Azure Mobile Services) * Advertising and Monetization Best Practices * Best Practices for Creating Re-usable .NET Code * Store Setup and Submission We'll cover what you need to know from idea to store submission. Well show you how to either create an application from scratch or use a beautiful sample to get started. Once you discover your app potential, your team can hack for two weeks building the app of your dreams. **You can even get free consulting from Microsoft staff via Skype.** Don't worry if you don't yet have Windows 8. We'll give you a trial version which has all the tools you'll need. You can install this in a VM on a Mac or PC as long as you have 25 GB of free space. On Saturday, June 22, we’ll host Windows 8 App Factor Compete online, and provide you with an opportunity to show off your app and hard work to the world and potentially win. **Prizes include** Surface RT slates, Beats by Dr. Dre headphones, and Jawbone Jamboxes. More details will be provided at the event on June 7. More information to be provided on rules and eligibility for online or in-person submission at the first event. Find out what amazing apps are coming out of your community! Watch and see which developers truly have the Windows 8 App Factor!
title Windows 8 App Factor Hackathon → Developer Workshop: Windows 8 enterprise apps, consumer apps, and games
Change #21242
2013-05-23
10:28:56

update Calagator::Venue 202393803 Union Pine Roll back

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Change #21241
2013-05-23
10:26:57

create Calagator::Event 1250464272 What's New Part Deux Roll back

description nil → The original creators, engineers, and evangelists of Adobe After Effects are coming to Portland to provide a truely unique breakdown of the new features of AE. Cineware will be one of the hot topics of discussion. Breakaway Q&A sessions after the presentation will provide attendees the opportunity to sit down with either the creators of Adobe After Effects, C4D, or Red Giant Software to ask them more specific questions about new software and features. Software raffle includes Creative Cloud yearly memberships, a copy of C4D Broadcast R14, and various Red Giant Software products The Lineup ( will probably be adding additional Adobe people ) Paul Babb: President and CEO of Maxon, The Americas. Steve Forde: Product Manager of Adobe After Effects David Simons: Principal Scientist (Co-founder of CoSA) Amir Stone: Software Engineer at Adobe Systems Toff Kopriva: Adobe Technical Support Lead Harry Frank who is an accompolished Motion Designer, Animator & Visual Effects Artist from Red Giant Software will also be joining us to This is your one stop to get the latest updates on new software coming out right now from the people that don't just demo the software they created it. Light snacks / sandwiches will be provided. We will walk over to Rontoms ( 600 East Burnside - a few blocks) after the event for drinks.
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Change #21240
2013-05-23
10:26:57

create Calagator::Venue 202393803 Union Pine Roll back

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Change #21239
2013-05-23
01:31:40

destroy Calagator::Event 1250464268 Better Performance burberry Enabling You To Rock The sneaker World Roll back

Change #21238
2013-05-23
01:20:48

create Calagator::Event 1250464271 SE Portland Coders Night (SEPoCoNi) Roll back

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Change #21237
2013-05-23
01:20:39

create Calagator::Event 1250464270 SE Portland Coders Night (SEPoCoNi) Roll back

description nil → Alternative to PDX Weekly Hackathon. Come hang out and write code in a quieter, less crowded environment with your fellow nerds. The meetings are extremely informal, and everyone is welcome! The place is smaller, so finding the nerd herd shouldn't be too difficult.
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Change #21236
2013-05-23
01:20:31

create Calagator::Event 1250464269 SE Portland Coders Night (SEPoCoNi) Roll back

description nil → Alternative to PDX Weekly Hackathon. Come hang out and write code in a quieter, less crowded environment with your fellow nerds. The meetings are extremely informal, and everyone is welcome! The place is smaller, so finding the nerd herd shouldn't be too difficult.
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