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Change #15871
2012-06-04
17:51:32

create Calagator::Event 1250462439 North Portland Coders Night Roll back

description nil → Come hang out, drink beer, and write code *every* Monday night. The meetings are extremely informal, and everyone is welcome! Maybe we'll be in the middle room, maybe in the back room, just keep walking until you see a table full of laptops.
end_time nil → 2012-06-25 22:00:00 -0700
id nil → 1250462439
start_time nil → 2012-06-25 18:30:00 -0700
title nil → North Portland Coders Night
url nil → http://twitter.com/nopoconi
venue_id nil → 202392001
Change #15870
2012-06-04
17:51:25

create Calagator::Event 1250462438 North Portland Coders Night Roll back

description nil → Come hang out, drink beer, and write code *every* Monday night. The meetings are extremely informal, and everyone is welcome! Maybe we'll be in the middle room, maybe in the back room, just keep walking until you see a table full of laptops.
end_time nil → 2012-06-18 22:00:00 -0700
id nil → 1250462438
start_time nil → 2012-06-18 18:30:00 -0700
title nil → North Portland Coders Night
url nil → http://twitter.com/nopoconi
venue_id nil → 202392001
Change #15869
2012-06-04
17:51:19

create Calagator::Event 1250462437 North Portland Coders Night Roll back

description nil → Come hang out, drink beer, and write code *every* Monday night. The meetings are extremely informal, and everyone is welcome! Maybe we'll be in the middle room, maybe in the back room, just keep walking until you see a table full of laptops.
end_time nil → 2012-06-11 22:00:00 -0700
id nil → 1250462437
start_time nil → 2012-06-11 18:30:00 -0700
title nil → North Portland Coders Night
url nil → http://twitter.com/nopoconi
venue_id nil → 202392001
Change #15868
2012-06-04
17:51:13

create Calagator::Event 1250462436 North Portland Coders Night Roll back

description nil → Come hang out, drink beer, and write code *every* Monday night. The meetings are extremely informal, and everyone is welcome! Maybe we'll be in the middle room, maybe in the back room, just keep walking until you see a table full of laptops.
end_time nil → 2012-06-04 22:00:00 -0700
id nil → 1250462436
start_time nil → 2012-06-04 18:30:00 -0700
title nil → North Portland Coders Night
url nil → http://twitter.com/nopoconi
venue_id nil → 202392001
Change #15867
2012-06-04
16:39:26

update Calagator::Event 1250462395 Gaming for Social Good Roll back

description As the use of video games becomes more pervasive--think Angry Birds to Farmville to Wii Fitness--it becomes useful to consider their wider impact on our lives. Are they merely useful for entertainment, or can games help create change through creativity, imagination and play? Can games be valuable for mission-based groups like non-profits, NGOs and community organizations? How can game development connect students to real-world problems? We’ll kick off the evening with a panel discussion including speakers at the intersection of gaming and game development for education, non-profit enablement and youth outreach. Our panelists will explore how gaming and the creation of games can positively impact our local communities and wider world mission-based efforts. Following audience Q&A, everyone is welcome to continue the discussion over networking, food and soft drinks. Join us to discuss how creating games and game development can benefit the social good! **What:** Meetup and Panel Roundtable **When:** Thursday, June 21st 6-9pm **Where:** Collective Agency, 322 NW Sixth Ave (between Everett and Flanders) **Who:** Game Developers and Designers, Creatives, Educators, Non-Profits, Programmers, Entrepreneurs, Businesses Please RSVP through Eventbrite http://gaming4good.eventbrite.com/ or Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/events/300740826682205/ _____________ **Moderator** **Erik Wecks**, Author of How to Manage Your Money When You Don't Have Any and contributor to GeekDad on Wired.com Panelists **Keld Bangsberg**, Academic Department Director at the Art Institute of Portland including Game Art & Design, Media Arts & Animation, Visual & Game Programming, and Design Visualization. **Chris Brook**, VP of Technology at WebMD and Director at TechStart Education Foundation, which hosts the Oregon Game Project Challenge. **Scott Crabtree**, HappyBrainScience. Video game designer, producer, and entrepreneur with over 10 years of professional experience managing the development of video games and has published games on PCs, consoles and the iPhone. **Jason Galbraith**, Robotics and Programming Instructor at Sunset High School, Saturday Academy Instructor and coach for the Oregon Game Project Challenge. About the Hosts: **PDXTech4Good** People and technology creating social good. Social changemakers and technological forerunners come together at PDXTech4Good events to mix, swap stories, share ideas, build new relationships, and reinforce the online communities of NetSquared and the NTEN 501 Tech Clubs. This group is organized/supported by volunteer efforts and open to all to attend. **Pixel Arts** A social entrepreneurship that empowers groups to address social and economic issues through video games. We support innovative collaborations for social good through game development, education, entrepreneurship and community building. → As the use of video games becomes more pervasive--think Angry Birds to Farmville to Wii Fitness--it becomes useful to consider their wider impact on our lives. Are they merely useful for entertainment, or can games help create change through creativity, imagination and play? Can games be valuable for mission-based groups like non-profits, NGOs and community organizations? How can game development connect students to real-world problems? We’ll kick off the evening with a panel discussion including speakers at the intersection of gaming and game development for education, non-profit enablement and youth outreach. Our panelists will explore how gaming and the creation of games can positively impact our local communities and wider world mission-based efforts. Following audience Q&A, everyone is welcome to continue the discussion over networking, food and soft drinks. Join us to discuss how creating games and game development can benefit the social good! **What:** Meetup and Panel Roundtable **When:** Thursday, June 21st 6-9pm **Where:** Collective Agency, 322 NW Sixth Ave (between Everett and Flanders) **Who:** Game Developers and Designers, Creatives, Educators, Non-Profits, Programmers, Entrepreneurs, Businesses Please RSVP through Eventbrite http://gaming4good.eventbrite.com/ or Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/events/300740826682205/ _____________ **Moderator** **Erik Wecks**, Author of How to Manage Your Money When You Don't Have Any and contributor to GeekDad on Wired.com Panelists **Keld Bangsberg**, Academic Department Director at the Art Institute of Portland including Game Art & Design, Media Arts & Animation, Visual & Game Programming, and Design Visualization. **Chris Brooks**, VP of Technology at WebMD and Director at TechStart Education Foundation, which hosts the Oregon Game Project Challenge. **Scott Crabtree**, HappyBrainScience. Video game designer, producer, and entrepreneur with over 10 years of professional experience managing the development of video games and has published games on PCs, consoles and the iPhone. **Jason Galbraith**, Robotics and Programming Instructor at Sunset High School, Saturday Academy Instructor and coach for the Oregon Game Project Challenge. About the Hosts: **PDXTech4Good** People and technology creating social good. Social changemakers and technological forerunners come together at PDXTech4Good events to mix, swap stories, share ideas, build new relationships, and reinforce the online communities of NetSquared and the NTEN 501 Tech Clubs. This group is organized/supported by volunteer efforts and open to all to attend. **Pixel Arts** A social entrepreneurship that empowers groups to address social and economic issues through video games. We support innovative collaborations for social good through game development, education, entrepreneurship and community building.
Change #15866
2012-06-04
15:35:09

update Calagator::Event 1250462395 Gaming for Social Good Roll back

description Gaming for Social Good Hosted by PDXTech4Good and Pixel Arts As the use of video games becomes more pervasive--think Angry Birds to Farmville to Wii Fitness--it becomes useful to consider their wider impact on our lives. Are they merely useful for entertainment, or can games help create change through creativity, imagination and play? Can games be valuable for mission-based groups like non-profits, NGOs and community organizations? How can game development connect students to real-world problems? We’ll kick off the evening with a panel discussion including speakers at the intersection of gaming and game development for education, non-profit enablement and youth outreach. Our panelists will explore how gaming and the creation of games can positively impact our local communities and wider world mission-based efforts. Following audience Q&A, everyone is welcome to continue the discussion over networking, food and soft drinks. Join us to discuss how creating games and game development can benefit the social good! What: Meetup and Panel Roundtable When: Thursday, June 21st 6-9pm Where: Collective Agency, 322 NW Sixth Ave (between Everett and Flanders) Who: Game Developers and Designers, Creatives, Educators, Non-Profits, Programmers, Entrepreneurs, Businesses Please RSVP through Eventbrite http://gaming4good.eventbrite.com/ or Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/events/300740826682205/ _____________ Moderator +Erik Wecks, Author of How to Manage Your Money When You Don't Have Any and contributor to GeekDad on Wired.com Panelists +Keld Bangsberg, Academic Department Director at the Art Institute of Portland including Game Art & Design, Media Arts & Animation, Visual & Game Programming, and Design Visualization. +Chris Brook, VP of Technology at WebMD and Director at TechStart Education Foundation, which hosts the Oregon Game Project Challenge. +Scott Crabtree, HappyBrainScience. Video game designer, producer, and entrepreneur with over 10 years of professional experience managing the development of video games and has published games on PCs, consoles and the iPhone. +Jason Galbraith, Robotics and Programming Instructor at Sunset High School, Saturday Academy Instructor and coach for the Oregon Game Project Challenge. About the Hosts: **PDXTech4Good** People and technology creating social good. Social changemakers and technological forerunners come together at PDXTech4Good events to mix, swap stories, share ideas, build new relationships, and reinforce the online communities of NetSquared and the NTEN 501 Tech Clubs. This group is organized/supported by volunteer efforts and open to all to attend. **Pixel Arts** A social entrepreneurship that empowers groups to address social and economic issues through video games. We support innovative collaborations for social good through game development, education, entrepreneurship and community building. → As the use of video games becomes more pervasive--think Angry Birds to Farmville to Wii Fitness--it becomes useful to consider their wider impact on our lives. Are they merely useful for entertainment, or can games help create change through creativity, imagination and play? Can games be valuable for mission-based groups like non-profits, NGOs and community organizations? How can game development connect students to real-world problems? We’ll kick off the evening with a panel discussion including speakers at the intersection of gaming and game development for education, non-profit enablement and youth outreach. Our panelists will explore how gaming and the creation of games can positively impact our local communities and wider world mission-based efforts. Following audience Q&A, everyone is welcome to continue the discussion over networking, food and soft drinks. Join us to discuss how creating games and game development can benefit the social good! **What:** Meetup and Panel Roundtable **When:** Thursday, June 21st 6-9pm **Where:** Collective Agency, 322 NW Sixth Ave (between Everett and Flanders) **Who:** Game Developers and Designers, Creatives, Educators, Non-Profits, Programmers, Entrepreneurs, Businesses Please RSVP through Eventbrite http://gaming4good.eventbrite.com/ or Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/events/300740826682205/ _____________ **Moderator** **Erik Wecks**, Author of How to Manage Your Money When You Don't Have Any and contributor to GeekDad on Wired.com Panelists **Keld Bangsberg**, Academic Department Director at the Art Institute of Portland including Game Art & Design, Media Arts & Animation, Visual & Game Programming, and Design Visualization. **Chris Brook**, VP of Technology at WebMD and Director at TechStart Education Foundation, which hosts the Oregon Game Project Challenge. **Scott Crabtree**, HappyBrainScience. Video game designer, producer, and entrepreneur with over 10 years of professional experience managing the development of video games and has published games on PCs, consoles and the iPhone. **Jason Galbraith**, Robotics and Programming Instructor at Sunset High School, Saturday Academy Instructor and coach for the Oregon Game Project Challenge. About the Hosts: **PDXTech4Good** People and technology creating social good. Social changemakers and technological forerunners come together at PDXTech4Good events to mix, swap stories, share ideas, build new relationships, and reinforce the online communities of NetSquared and the NTEN 501 Tech Clubs. This group is organized/supported by volunteer efforts and open to all to attend. **Pixel Arts** A social entrepreneurship that empowers groups to address social and economic issues through video games. We support innovative collaborations for social good through game development, education, entrepreneurship and community building.
Change #15865
2012-06-04
15:33:39

update Calagator::Event 1250462395 Gaming for Social Good Roll back

description #Gaming for Social Good Hosted by PDXTech4Good and Pixel Arts As the use of video games becomes more pervasive--think Angry Birds to Farmville to Wii Fitness--it becomes useful to consider their wider impact on our lives. Are they merely useful for entertainment, or can games help create change through creativity, imagination and play? Can games be valuable for mission-based groups like non-profits, NGOs and community organizations? How can game development connect students to real-world problems? We’ll kick off the evening with a panel discussion including speakers at the intersection of gaming and game development for education, non-profit enablement and youth outreach. Our panelists will explore how gaming and the creation of games can positively impact our local communities and wider world mission-based efforts. Following audience Q&A, everyone is welcome to continue the discussion over networking, food and soft drinks. Join us to discuss how creating games and game development can benefit the social good! +What: Meetup and Panel Roundtable +When: Thursday, June 21st 6-9pm. +Where: Collective Agency, 322 NW Sixth Ave (between Everett and Flanders) +Who: Game Developers and Designers, Creatives, Educators, Non-Profits, Programmers, Entrepreneurs, Businesses Please RSVP through Eventbrite http://gaming4good.eventbrite.com/ or Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/events/300740826682205/ _____________ Moderator +Erik Wecks, Author of How to Manage Your Money When You Don't Have Any and contributor to GeekDad on Wired.com Panelists +Keld Bangsberg, Academic Department Director at the Art Institute of Portland including Game Art & Design, Media Arts & Animation, Visual & Game Programming, and Design Visualization. +Chris Brook, VP of Technology at WebMD and Director at TechStart Education Foundation, which hosts the Oregon Game Project Challenge. +Scott Crabtree, HappyBrainScience. Video game designer, producer, and entrepreneur with over 10 years of professional experience managing the development of video games and has published games on PCs, consoles and the iPhone. +Jason Galbraith, Robotics and Programming Instructor at Sunset High School, Saturday Academy Instructor and coach for the Oregon Game Project Challenge. About the Hosts: ##PDXTech4Good People and technology creating social good. Social changemakers and technological forerunners come together at PDXTech4Good events to mix, swap stories, share ideas, build new relationships, and reinforce the online communities of NetSquared and the NTEN 501 Tech Clubs. This group is organized/supported by volunteer efforts and open to all to attend. ##Pixel Arts A social entrepreneurship that empowers groups to address social and economic issues through video games. We support innovative collaborations for social good through game development, education, entrepreneurship and community building. → Gaming for Social Good Hosted by PDXTech4Good and Pixel Arts As the use of video games becomes more pervasive--think Angry Birds to Farmville to Wii Fitness--it becomes useful to consider their wider impact on our lives. Are they merely useful for entertainment, or can games help create change through creativity, imagination and play? Can games be valuable for mission-based groups like non-profits, NGOs and community organizations? How can game development connect students to real-world problems? We’ll kick off the evening with a panel discussion including speakers at the intersection of gaming and game development for education, non-profit enablement and youth outreach. Our panelists will explore how gaming and the creation of games can positively impact our local communities and wider world mission-based efforts. Following audience Q&A, everyone is welcome to continue the discussion over networking, food and soft drinks. Join us to discuss how creating games and game development can benefit the social good! What: Meetup and Panel Roundtable When: Thursday, June 21st 6-9pm Where: Collective Agency, 322 NW Sixth Ave (between Everett and Flanders) Who: Game Developers and Designers, Creatives, Educators, Non-Profits, Programmers, Entrepreneurs, Businesses Please RSVP through Eventbrite http://gaming4good.eventbrite.com/ or Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/events/300740826682205/ _____________ Moderator +Erik Wecks, Author of How to Manage Your Money When You Don't Have Any and contributor to GeekDad on Wired.com Panelists +Keld Bangsberg, Academic Department Director at the Art Institute of Portland including Game Art & Design, Media Arts & Animation, Visual & Game Programming, and Design Visualization. +Chris Brook, VP of Technology at WebMD and Director at TechStart Education Foundation, which hosts the Oregon Game Project Challenge. +Scott Crabtree, HappyBrainScience. Video game designer, producer, and entrepreneur with over 10 years of professional experience managing the development of video games and has published games on PCs, consoles and the iPhone. +Jason Galbraith, Robotics and Programming Instructor at Sunset High School, Saturday Academy Instructor and coach for the Oregon Game Project Challenge. About the Hosts: **PDXTech4Good** People and technology creating social good. Social changemakers and technological forerunners come together at PDXTech4Good events to mix, swap stories, share ideas, build new relationships, and reinforce the online communities of NetSquared and the NTEN 501 Tech Clubs. This group is organized/supported by volunteer efforts and open to all to attend. **Pixel Arts** A social entrepreneurship that empowers groups to address social and economic issues through video games. We support innovative collaborations for social good through game development, education, entrepreneurship and community building.
Change #15864
2012-06-04
15:31:20

update Calagator::Event 1250462395 Gaming for Social Good Roll back

description Gaming for Social Good Hosted by PDXTech4Good and Pixel Arts As the use of video games becomes more pervasive--think Angry Birds to Farmville to Wii Fitness--it becomes useful to consider their wider impact on our lives. Are they merely useful for entertainment, or can games help create change through creativity, imagination and play? Can games be valuable for mission-based groups like non-profits, NGOs and community organizations? How can game development connect students to real-world problems? We’ll kick off the evening with a panel discussion including speakers at the intersection of gaming and game development for education, non-profit enablement and youth outreach. Our panelists will explore how gaming and the creation of games can positively impact our local communities and wider world mission-based efforts. Following audience Q&A, everyone is welcome to continue the discussion over networking, food and soft drinks. Join us to discuss how creating games and game development can benefit the social good! What: Meetup and Panel Roundtable When: Thursday, June 21st 6-9pm. Where: Collective Agency, 322 NW Sixth Ave (between Everett and Flanders) Who: Game Developers and Designers, Creatives, Educators, Non-Profits, Programmers, Entrepreneurs, Businesses Please RSVP through Eventbrite http://gaming4good.eventbrite.com/ or Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/events/300740826682205/ _____________ Moderator Erik Wecks, Author of How to Manage Your Money When You Don't Have Any and contributor to GeekDad on Wired.com Panelists Keld Bangsberg, Academic Department Director at the Art Institute of Portland including Game Art & Design, Media Arts & Animation, Visual & Game Programming, and Design Visualization. Chris Brook, VP of Technology at WebMD and Director at TechStart Education Foundation, which hosts the Oregon Game Project Challenge. Scott Crabtree, HappyBrainScience. Video game designer, producer, and entrepreneur with over 10 years of professional experience managing the development of video games and has published games on PCs, consoles and the iPhone. Jason Galbraith, Robotics and Programming Instructor at Sunset High School, Saturday Academy Instructor and coach for the Oregon Game Project Challenge. About the Hosts: PDXTech4Good People and technology creating social good. Social changemakers and technological forerunners come together at PDXTech4Good events to mix, swap stories, share ideas, build new relationships, and reinforce the online communities of NetSquared and the NTEN 501 Tech Clubs. This group is organized/supported by volunteer efforts and open to all to attend. Pixel Arts A social entrepreneurship that empowers groups to address social and economic issues through video games. We support innovative collaborations for social good through game development, education, entrepreneurship and community building. → #Gaming for Social Good Hosted by PDXTech4Good and Pixel Arts As the use of video games becomes more pervasive--think Angry Birds to Farmville to Wii Fitness--it becomes useful to consider their wider impact on our lives. Are they merely useful for entertainment, or can games help create change through creativity, imagination and play? Can games be valuable for mission-based groups like non-profits, NGOs and community organizations? How can game development connect students to real-world problems? We’ll kick off the evening with a panel discussion including speakers at the intersection of gaming and game development for education, non-profit enablement and youth outreach. Our panelists will explore how gaming and the creation of games can positively impact our local communities and wider world mission-based efforts. Following audience Q&A, everyone is welcome to continue the discussion over networking, food and soft drinks. Join us to discuss how creating games and game development can benefit the social good! +What: Meetup and Panel Roundtable +When: Thursday, June 21st 6-9pm. +Where: Collective Agency, 322 NW Sixth Ave (between Everett and Flanders) +Who: Game Developers and Designers, Creatives, Educators, Non-Profits, Programmers, Entrepreneurs, Businesses Please RSVP through Eventbrite http://gaming4good.eventbrite.com/ or Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/events/300740826682205/ _____________ Moderator +Erik Wecks, Author of How to Manage Your Money When You Don't Have Any and contributor to GeekDad on Wired.com Panelists +Keld Bangsberg, Academic Department Director at the Art Institute of Portland including Game Art & Design, Media Arts & Animation, Visual & Game Programming, and Design Visualization. +Chris Brook, VP of Technology at WebMD and Director at TechStart Education Foundation, which hosts the Oregon Game Project Challenge. +Scott Crabtree, HappyBrainScience. Video game designer, producer, and entrepreneur with over 10 years of professional experience managing the development of video games and has published games on PCs, consoles and the iPhone. +Jason Galbraith, Robotics and Programming Instructor at Sunset High School, Saturday Academy Instructor and coach for the Oregon Game Project Challenge. About the Hosts: ##PDXTech4Good People and technology creating social good. Social changemakers and technological forerunners come together at PDXTech4Good events to mix, swap stories, share ideas, build new relationships, and reinforce the online communities of NetSquared and the NTEN 501 Tech Clubs. This group is organized/supported by volunteer efforts and open to all to attend. ##Pixel Arts A social entrepreneurship that empowers groups to address social and economic issues through video games. We support innovative collaborations for social good through game development, education, entrepreneurship and community building.
Change #15863
2012-06-04
15:22:41

update Calagator::Event 1250462395 Gaming for Social Good Roll back

url → http://gaming4good.eventbrite.com/
Change #15862
2012-06-04
15:18:20

update Calagator::Event 1250462395 Gaming for Social Good Roll back

description Gaming for Social Good Hosted by PDXTech4Good and Pixel Arts As the use of video games becomes more pervasive--think Angry Birds to Farmville to Wii Fitness--it becomes useful to consider their wider impact on our lives. Are they merely useful for entertainment, or can games help create change through creativity, imagination and play? Can games be valuable for mission-based groups like non-profits, NGOs and community organizations? How can game development connect students to real-world problems? We’ll kick off the evening with a panel discussion including speakers at the intersection of gaming and game development for education, non-profit enablement and youth outreach. Our panelists will explore how gaming and the creation of games can positively impact our local communities and wider world mission-based efforts. Following audience Q&A, everyone is welcome to continue the discussion over networking, food and soft drinks. Join us to discuss how creating games and game development can benefit the social good! What: Meetup and Panel Roundtable When: Thursday, June 21st 6-9pm. Where: Collective Agency, 322 NW Sixth Ave (between Everett and Flanders) Who: Game Developers and Designers, Creatives, Educators, Non-Profits, Programmers, Entrepreneurs, Businesses Please RSVP through Eventbrite http://gaming4good.eventbrite.com/ _____________ Moderator Erik Wecks, Author of How to Manage Your Money When You Don't Have Any and contributor to GeekDad on Wired.com Panelists Keld Bangsberg, Academic Department Director at the Art Institute of Portland including Game Art & Design, Media Arts & Animation, Visual & Game Programming, and Design Visualization. Chris Brook, VP of Technology at WebMD and Director at TechStart Education Foundation, which hosts the Oregon Game Project Challenge. Scott Crabtree, HappyBrainScience. Video game designer, producer, and entrepreneur with over 10 years of professional experience managing the development of video games and has published games on PCs, consoles and the iPhone. Jason Galbraith, Robotics and Programming Instructor at Sunset High School, Saturday Academy Instructor and coach for the Oregon Game Project Challenge. Orienting Questions Can games be valuable for mission-based groups like non-profits, NGOs, and community organizations? How can game design connect students to real-world problems? What kinds of game resources can help mission based groups and educators? What challenges do we face in creating games to engage social good? What does the science of games tell us about how games can or can't help? How can we promote community entrepreneurship and fund games for education and social good? About the Hosts: PDXTech4Good People and technology creating social good. Social changemakers and technological forerunners come together at PDXTech4Good events to mix, swap stories, share ideas, build new relationships, and reinforce the online communities of NetSquared and the NTEN 501 Tech Clubs. This group is organized/supported by volunteer efforts and open to all to attend. Pixel Arts A social entrepreneurship that empowers groups to address social and economic issues through video games. We support innovative collaborations for social good through game development, education, entrepreneurship and community building. → Gaming for Social Good Hosted by PDXTech4Good and Pixel Arts As the use of video games becomes more pervasive--think Angry Birds to Farmville to Wii Fitness--it becomes useful to consider their wider impact on our lives. Are they merely useful for entertainment, or can games help create change through creativity, imagination and play? Can games be valuable for mission-based groups like non-profits, NGOs and community organizations? How can game development connect students to real-world problems? We’ll kick off the evening with a panel discussion including speakers at the intersection of gaming and game development for education, non-profit enablement and youth outreach. Our panelists will explore how gaming and the creation of games can positively impact our local communities and wider world mission-based efforts. Following audience Q&A, everyone is welcome to continue the discussion over networking, food and soft drinks. Join us to discuss how creating games and game development can benefit the social good! What: Meetup and Panel Roundtable When: Thursday, June 21st 6-9pm. Where: Collective Agency, 322 NW Sixth Ave (between Everett and Flanders) Who: Game Developers and Designers, Creatives, Educators, Non-Profits, Programmers, Entrepreneurs, Businesses Please RSVP through Eventbrite http://gaming4good.eventbrite.com/ or Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/events/300740826682205/ _____________ Moderator Erik Wecks, Author of How to Manage Your Money When You Don't Have Any and contributor to GeekDad on Wired.com Panelists Keld Bangsberg, Academic Department Director at the Art Institute of Portland including Game Art & Design, Media Arts & Animation, Visual & Game Programming, and Design Visualization. Chris Brook, VP of Technology at WebMD and Director at TechStart Education Foundation, which hosts the Oregon Game Project Challenge. Scott Crabtree, HappyBrainScience. Video game designer, producer, and entrepreneur with over 10 years of professional experience managing the development of video games and has published games on PCs, consoles and the iPhone. Jason Galbraith, Robotics and Programming Instructor at Sunset High School, Saturday Academy Instructor and coach for the Oregon Game Project Challenge. About the Hosts: PDXTech4Good People and technology creating social good. Social changemakers and technological forerunners come together at PDXTech4Good events to mix, swap stories, share ideas, build new relationships, and reinforce the online communities of NetSquared and the NTEN 501 Tech Clubs. This group is organized/supported by volunteer efforts and open to all to attend. Pixel Arts A social entrepreneurship that empowers groups to address social and economic issues through video games. We support innovative collaborations for social good through game development, education, entrepreneurship and community building.
Change #15861
2012-06-04
15:04:56

update Calagator::Event 1250462395 Gaming for Social Good Roll back

description Gaming for Social Good Hosted by PDXTech4Good and Pixel Arts As the use of video games becomes more pervasive--think Angry Birds to Farmville to Wii Fitness--it becomes useful to consider their wider impact on our lives. Are they merely useful for entertainment, or can games help create change through creativity, imagination and play? Can games be valuable for mission-based groups like non-profits, NGOs and community organizations? How can game development connect students to real-world problems? We’ll kick off the evening with a panel discussion including speakers at the intersection of gaming and game development for education, non-profit enablement and youth outreach. Our panelists will explore how gaming and the creation of games can positively impact our local communities and wider world mission-based efforts. Following audience Q&A, everyone is welcome to continue the discussion over networking, food and soft drinks. Join us to discuss how creating games and game development can benefit the social good! What: Meetup and Panel Roundtable When: Thursday, June 21st 6-9pm. Where: Collective Agency, 322 NW Sixth Ave (between Everett and Flanders) Who: Game Developers and Designers, Creatives, Educators, Non-Profits, Programmers, Entrepreneurs, Businesses Please RSVP through Eventbrite or Facebook. _____________ Moderator Erik Wecks, Author of How to Manage Your Money When You Don't Have Any and contributor to GeekDad on Wired.com Panelists Keld Bangsberg, Academic Department Director at the Art Institute of Portland including Game Art & Design, Media Arts & Animation, Visual & Game Programming, and Design Visualization. Chris Brook, VP of Technology at WebMD and Director at TechStart Education Foundation, which hosts the Oregon Game Project Challenge. Scott Crabtree, HappyBrainScience. Video game designer, producer, and entrepreneur with over 10 years of professional experience managing the development of video games and has published games on PCs, consoles and the iPhone. Jason Galbraith, Robotics and Programming Instructor at Sunset High School, Saturday Academy Instructor and coach for the Oregon Game Project Challenge. Orienting Questions Can games be valuable for mission-based groups like non-profits, NGOs, and community organizations? How can game design connect students to real-world problems? What kinds of game resources can help mission based groups and educators? What challenges do we face in creating games to engage social good? What does the science of games tell us about how games can or can't help? How can we promote community entrepreneurship and fund games for education and social good? About the Hosts: PDXTech4Good People and technology creating social good. Social changemakers and technological forerunners come together at PDXTech4Good events to mix, swap stories, share ideas, build new relationships, and reinforce the online communities of NetSquared and the NTEN 501 Tech Clubs. This group is organized/supported by volunteer efforts and open to all to attend. Pixel Arts A social entrepreneurship that empowers groups to address social and economic issues through video games. We support innovative collaborations for social good through game development, education, entrepreneurship and community building. → Gaming for Social Good Hosted by PDXTech4Good and Pixel Arts As the use of video games becomes more pervasive--think Angry Birds to Farmville to Wii Fitness--it becomes useful to consider their wider impact on our lives. Are they merely useful for entertainment, or can games help create change through creativity, imagination and play? Can games be valuable for mission-based groups like non-profits, NGOs and community organizations? How can game development connect students to real-world problems? We’ll kick off the evening with a panel discussion including speakers at the intersection of gaming and game development for education, non-profit enablement and youth outreach. Our panelists will explore how gaming and the creation of games can positively impact our local communities and wider world mission-based efforts. Following audience Q&A, everyone is welcome to continue the discussion over networking, food and soft drinks. Join us to discuss how creating games and game development can benefit the social good! What: Meetup and Panel Roundtable When: Thursday, June 21st 6-9pm. Where: Collective Agency, 322 NW Sixth Ave (between Everett and Flanders) Who: Game Developers and Designers, Creatives, Educators, Non-Profits, Programmers, Entrepreneurs, Businesses Please RSVP through Eventbrite http://gaming4good.eventbrite.com/ _____________ Moderator Erik Wecks, Author of How to Manage Your Money When You Don't Have Any and contributor to GeekDad on Wired.com Panelists Keld Bangsberg, Academic Department Director at the Art Institute of Portland including Game Art & Design, Media Arts & Animation, Visual & Game Programming, and Design Visualization. Chris Brook, VP of Technology at WebMD and Director at TechStart Education Foundation, which hosts the Oregon Game Project Challenge. Scott Crabtree, HappyBrainScience. Video game designer, producer, and entrepreneur with over 10 years of professional experience managing the development of video games and has published games on PCs, consoles and the iPhone. Jason Galbraith, Robotics and Programming Instructor at Sunset High School, Saturday Academy Instructor and coach for the Oregon Game Project Challenge. Orienting Questions Can games be valuable for mission-based groups like non-profits, NGOs, and community organizations? How can game design connect students to real-world problems? What kinds of game resources can help mission based groups and educators? What challenges do we face in creating games to engage social good? What does the science of games tell us about how games can or can't help? How can we promote community entrepreneurship and fund games for education and social good? About the Hosts: PDXTech4Good People and technology creating social good. Social changemakers and technological forerunners come together at PDXTech4Good events to mix, swap stories, share ideas, build new relationships, and reinforce the online communities of NetSquared and the NTEN 501 Tech Clubs. This group is organized/supported by volunteer efforts and open to all to attend. Pixel Arts A social entrepreneurship that empowers groups to address social and economic issues through video games. We support innovative collaborations for social good through game development, education, entrepreneurship and community building.
Change #15860
2012-06-04
14:51:09

update Calagator::Event 1250462395 Gaming for Social Good Roll back

description Hosted by Tech4Good and PixelArts As the use of video games becomes more pervasive--think Angry Birds to Farmville to Wii Fitness--it becomes useful to consider their wider impact on our lives. Are they merely useful for entertainment, or can games help create change through creativity, imagination and play? Can games be valuable for mission-based groups like non-profits, NGOs, and community organizations? How can game design connect students to real-world problems? We’ll kick off the evening with a panel discussion including speakers at the intersection of gaming and game development for education, non-profit enablement and youth outreach. Our panelists will explore how gaming and the creation of games can positively impact our local communities and wider world mission-based efforts. Following audience Q&A, everyone is welcome to continue the discussion over networking and soft drinks. Join us to discuss how creating games and game development can benefit the social good! What: Meetup and Panel Roundtable When: Thursday, June 21st 6-9pm. Where: Collective Agency, Who: Game Developers, Creatives, Educators, Non-Profits, Programmers, Entrepreneurs, Businesses → Gaming for Social Good Hosted by PDXTech4Good and Pixel Arts As the use of video games becomes more pervasive--think Angry Birds to Farmville to Wii Fitness--it becomes useful to consider their wider impact on our lives. Are they merely useful for entertainment, or can games help create change through creativity, imagination and play? Can games be valuable for mission-based groups like non-profits, NGOs and community organizations? How can game development connect students to real-world problems? We’ll kick off the evening with a panel discussion including speakers at the intersection of gaming and game development for education, non-profit enablement and youth outreach. Our panelists will explore how gaming and the creation of games can positively impact our local communities and wider world mission-based efforts. Following audience Q&A, everyone is welcome to continue the discussion over networking, food and soft drinks. Join us to discuss how creating games and game development can benefit the social good! What: Meetup and Panel Roundtable When: Thursday, June 21st 6-9pm. Where: Collective Agency, 322 NW Sixth Ave (between Everett and Flanders) Who: Game Developers and Designers, Creatives, Educators, Non-Profits, Programmers, Entrepreneurs, Businesses Please RSVP through Eventbrite or Facebook. _____________ Moderator Erik Wecks, Author of How to Manage Your Money When You Don't Have Any and contributor to GeekDad on Wired.com Panelists Keld Bangsberg, Academic Department Director at the Art Institute of Portland including Game Art & Design, Media Arts & Animation, Visual & Game Programming, and Design Visualization. Chris Brook, VP of Technology at WebMD and Director at TechStart Education Foundation, which hosts the Oregon Game Project Challenge. Scott Crabtree, HappyBrainScience. Video game designer, producer, and entrepreneur with over 10 years of professional experience managing the development of video games and has published games on PCs, consoles and the iPhone. Jason Galbraith, Robotics and Programming Instructor at Sunset High School, Saturday Academy Instructor and coach for the Oregon Game Project Challenge. Orienting Questions Can games be valuable for mission-based groups like non-profits, NGOs, and community organizations? How can game design connect students to real-world problems? What kinds of game resources can help mission based groups and educators? What challenges do we face in creating games to engage social good? What does the science of games tell us about how games can or can't help? How can we promote community entrepreneurship and fund games for education and social good? About the Hosts: PDXTech4Good People and technology creating social good. Social changemakers and technological forerunners come together at PDXTech4Good events to mix, swap stories, share ideas, build new relationships, and reinforce the online communities of NetSquared and the NTEN 501 Tech Clubs. This group is organized/supported by volunteer efforts and open to all to attend. Pixel Arts A social entrepreneurship that empowers groups to address social and economic issues through video games. We support innovative collaborations for social good through game development, education, entrepreneurship and community building.
venue_details Main Loft Area → Main Loft Area, Please dial 200 on the keypad to enter.
Change #15859
2012-06-04
09:12:29

create Calagator::Event 1250462435 PDXPHP: Monthly Meeting Roll back

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start_time nil → 2012-06-19 18:30:00 -0700
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Change #15858
2012-06-03
23:15:49

create Calagator::Event 1250462434 DorkbotPDX 0x09 Roll back

description nil → <img src="http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7089/7333447486_80647bcfee_z.jpg"> Dorkbot PDX would like to welcome you to the latest installment of our semi-regular presentation series: #DorkbotPDX 0x09 #(zero-based) When: Monday, June 18th, 2012 - 8pm Where: Backspace (map) Who: All ages -- open to the public Cost: Free! What's happening? Two great and inspiring talks! #<a href="http://the-compound.org/lamoso.php">LAMOSO</a> <a href="http://the-compound.org">Christi Denton</a> The LAMOSO (LAsar/MOtion/SOund) is a MIDI controller; that is, it's a device that sends MIDI to my computer. MIDI is a standard music protocol that allows electronic musical instruments (e.g., the LAMOSO) and computers to communicate with each other. It's not audio - it's digital data that includes values for pitch, length, volume, etc. So... the LAMOSO uses lasers and photogates to send signals to a computer, which then turns that data into sound. The lasers hit (or don't hit) photogates. The photogates connect to a Teensy++, a "microcontroller development system" (it's the computer chip thingy in the pictures), and that sends my computer data about whether there is or is not a laser beam light hitting the photogate. Max, a music programming language, is used to interpret that data into music. Visually and musically, what this means is that there's lasers crisscrossing an area, and when those lasers are broken, it changes the music. #Digital Painting <a href="http://www.mantissa.ca/">Jeremy Rotsztain</a> Jeremy Rotsztain writes software to generate digital images that closely resemble paintings. Instead of working with paints and pigments, he prefers to use digital materials. He collects popular images from the Internet and iconic scenes from Hollywood films -- and uses their pixels and sounds to generate entirely new compositions. Jeremy will be presenting and discussing two recent works: 1) "<a href="http://mantissa.ca/projects/obsessions.php">Obsessions</a>" (prints made from photos of adorable pets) 2) "<a href="http://www.mantissa.ca/projects/actionpainting.php">Action Painting</a>" (abstract expressionist animations made from high octane car chases, violent punches, fiery gun shots, and sublime explosions). OpenDork You! An open-mic session for those looking to show off a project, ask a question, solicit help, or incite collaboration.
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Change #15857
2012-06-03
16:04:43

create Calagator::Event 1250462433 PDX TechCoffee Roll back

description nil → Inter-season edition. Get up early and work on your side projects with some like-minded geeks! TechCoffee is part running club, part knitting bee, and part hackathon. It's hard to work on all of your amazing ideas after a long workday, so instead we get up early. And we get together, so we have the reinforcement of other people up early, too. A couple hours a week can make a big difference. So bring your laptops and your work ethic to PDX TechCoffee. Or, if you can't be there in person, join us on IRC at #techcoffee on FreeNode. One commit a week is all we ask.
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Change #15856
2012-06-02
03:47:37

update Calagator::Venue 202393366 Doug Fir Restaurant Roll back

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events_count 1 → 0
Change #15855
2012-06-02
03:47:37

update Calagator::Event 1250462432 Portland Seed Fund Demo Day After Party Roll back

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Change #15854
2012-06-01
22:00:35

update Calagator::Source 996334771 http://plancast.com/p/bo8h Roll back

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Change #15853
2012-06-01
22:00:34

update Calagator::Venue 202390551 Doug Fir Restaurant Roll back

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Change #15852
2012-06-01
22:00:34

create Calagator::Event 1250462432 Portland Seed Fund Demo Day After Party Roll back

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Change #15851
2012-06-01
22:00:34

create Calagator::Venue 202390551 Doug Fir Restaurant Roll back

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Change #15850
2012-06-01
22:00:33

create Calagator::Source 996334771 http://plancast.com/p/bo8h Roll back

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Change #15849
2012-06-01
17:19:05

create Calagator::Event 1250462431 PDX DITA User's Group Meeting Roll back

description nil → So far, we have been a small group of local DITA users with intermediate to advanced experience. We hope you’ll join us!
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Change #15848
2012-06-01
15:45:32

create Calagator::Event 1250462430 Blog and Beer Portland Roll back

description nil → The reports of my death are greatly exaggerated. Green Dragon. Every Friday 'round 4. Home-grown tech happy hour, no central authority needed.
end_time nil → 2012-06-29 18:00:00 -0700
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Change #15847
2012-06-01
15:45:22

create Calagator::Event 1250462429 Blog and Beer Portland Roll back

description nil → The reports of my death are greatly exaggerated. Green Dragon. Every Friday 'round 4. Home-grown tech happy hour, no central authority needed.
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Change #15846
2012-06-01
15:45:11

create Calagator::Event 1250462428 Blog and Beer Portland Roll back

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Change #15845
2012-06-01
15:44:59

create Calagator::Event 1250462427 Blog and Beer Portland Roll back

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Change #15844
2012-06-01
15:44:21

create Calagator::Event 1250462426 Blog and Beer Portland Roll back

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Change #15843
2012-06-01
14:33:04

create Calagator::Event 1250462425 AgilePDX - Agile Chartering: Energize Every Project with a Liftoff Roll back

description nil → Agile Chartering ignites your project Liftoff in a way that gives impetus to the project team, and the business, and sets the endeavor on the trajectory to success. Project leaders and team members use Agile Chartering to inform, inspire, and align everyone involved in product delivery. Experience a journey through the framework for effective, yet lightweight, "just enough" Agile chartering, including the three key elements of inspiring Purpose, collaborative Alignment, and dynamic Context. Learn why real-life team members say Agile Chartering provided the initial momentum that powered their projects toward success. In this high energy talk, Diana Larsen, co-author of Liftoff: Launching Agile Teams and Projects, will take you on an exploration of ways to accomplish team and project Liftoffs, including the vital step of chartering the project. Bio: Diana Larsen partners with clients in the software industry to create, guide, and fortify resilient workplaces and improve project performance. In addition to consulting with and coaching leaders and teams on adopting Agile work systems, she draws on 20+ years of working with technical professionals to lead team, project, and whole system processes for collaborative thinking and planning. Diana co-authored Liftoff: Launching Agile Teams and Projects and Agile Retrospectives: Making Good Teams Great. She serves on the board of directors of the Agile Alliance and is a principal of FutureWorks Consulting LLC. Details and Pizza: This event is free and is at Puppet Labs. It begins at 6:30 pm with pizza, sponsored by PNSQC (Many thanks to both Puppet Labs and PNSQC for supporting agile in Portland). The program starts at 7:00 pm. After the program you're invited to join us for a no-host gathering at a nearby brewpub for further discussion of launching Agile Projects.
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Change #15842
2012-06-01
13:18:36

update Calagator::Event 1250462372 DemocracyLab First Thursday Event Roll back

description On June 7th, check out Portland’s First Thursday scene and stop by DemocracyLab’s summer soiree, hosted by our friends at PREM Group. Come meet our board and staff members and learn more about our new online community engagement tool. For a small donation at the door ($5 suggested), you can enjoy food and libations to your heart’s content. [Click here](http://www.facebook.com/events/243836475720477/) to RSVP. Hope to see you there! → On June 7th, check out Portland’s First Thursday scene and stop by DemocracyLab’s summer soiree, hosted by our friends at PREM Group. Come meet our board and staff members and learn more about our new online community engagement tool. For a small donation at the door ($5 suggested), you can enjoy food, libations and music to your heart’s content. [Click here](http://www.facebook.com/events/243836475720477/) to RSVP. Hope to see you there!
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Change #15841
2012-06-01
13:16:30

update Calagator::Event 1250462372 DemocracyLab First Thursday Event Roll back

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Change #15840
2012-06-01
13:16:20

update Calagator::Venue 202393348 PREM Group Roll back

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Change #15839
2012-06-01
13:08:55

update Calagator::Event 1250462372 DemocracyLab First Thursday Celebration Roll back

title DemocracyLab First Thursday Celebration → DemocracyLab First Thursday Event
Change #15838
2012-06-01
07:20:19

update Calagator::Venue 202393267 Geoloqi HQ Roll back

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Change #15837
2012-06-01
07:19:07

update Calagator::Venue 202393267 Geoloqi HQ Roll back

Change #15836
2012-06-01
07:18:54

update Calagator::Venue 202393267 Geoloqi HQ Roll back

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Change #15835
2012-05-31
21:32:08

update Calagator::Venue 202393267 Geoloqi HQ Roll back

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Change #15834
2012-05-31
21:31:33

update Calagator::Event 1250460790 IndieWebCamp Roll back

description Rather than posting content on many third-party silos of data, we should all begin owning our own data that we're creating. Publish short status updates on your own domain, and syndicate to Twitter. Publish photos on your own domain, syndicate to Flickr, etc, etc. This is the basis of the "Indie Web" movement. We'll get together for two days to talk about what has been done in the field, and where still needs to be done. There will be workshops and breakout sessions the second day. For some reading on the subject, browse Tantek's documentation of his projects like <a href="http://tantek.pbworks.com/w/page/21743973/Whistle">Whistle</a> and <a href="http://tantek.pbworks.com/w/page/21743425/Falcon">Falcon</a>, two projects he created as an effort to begin owning his own published content. Hosted by <a href="http://tantek.com">Tantek Çelik</a>, <a href="http://aaronparecki.com">Aaron Parecki</a>, <a href="http://oakhazelnut.com">Amber Case</a> and <a href="http://skinnywhitegirl.com/">Crystal Beasley</a>. <a href="http://indiewebcamp.com/2012/Guest_List">RSVP on the IndieWebCamp Wiki</a>. → Rather than posting content on many third-party silos of data, we should all begin owning our own data that we're creating. Publish short status updates on your own domain, and syndicate to Twitter. Publish photos on your own domain, syndicate to Flickr, etc, etc. This is the basis of the "Indie Web" movement. We'll get together for two days to talk about what has been done in the field, and where still needs to be done. There will be workshops and breakout sessions the second day. For some reading on the subject, browse Tantek's documentation of his projects like <a href="http://tantek.pbworks.com/w/page/21743973/Whistle">Whistle</a> and <a href="http://tantek.pbworks.com/w/page/21743425/Falcon">Falcon</a>, two projects he created as an effort to begin owning his own published content. Hosted by <a href="http://tantek.com">Tantek Çelik</a>, <a href="http://aaronparecki.com">Aaron Parecki</a>, <a href="http://caseorganic.com">Amber Case</a> and <a href="http://skinnywhitegirl.com/">Crystal Beasley</a>. <a href="http://indiewebcamp.com/2012/Guest_List">RSVP on the IndieWebCamp Wiki</a>.
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Change #15833
2012-05-31
17:44:16

update Calagator::Event 1250462408 PLUG: The Ganeti Virtualization Management System Roll back

description Lance Albertson of the Oregon State University Open Source Lab will give an introduction to the Ganeti Virtualization Management System. Ganeti is a robust cluster virtualization management software tool. It’s built on top of existing virtualization technologies such as Xen and KVM and other Open Source software. Its integration with various technologies such as DRBD and LVM results in a cheaper High Availability infrastructure and linear scaling. This hands-on tutorial will cover a basic overview of Ganeti, the step-by-step install & setup of a single-node and multi-node Ganeti cluster, operating the cluster, and some best practices of Ganeti. Finally, deploying and using a web-based management tool called Ganeti Web Manager. Lance is the Associate Director of Operations for the Oregon State University Open Source Lab (OSL) and a Gentoo Linux Developer. He joined the Gentoo Linux project in 2003 and have been involved in managing their infrastructure and maintaining about a dozen or so packages in portage. Lance directs all of the hosting and development activities that the OSL provides for the open source community including projects such as Kernel.org, Drupal, Apache Software Foundation, and many many more. Lance has been at the OSL since 2007. → Lance Albertson of the Oregon State University Open Source Lab will give an introduction to the Ganeti Virtualization Management System. Ganeti is a robust cluster virtualization management software tool. It’s built on top of existing virtualization technologies such as Xen and KVM and other Open Source software. Its integration with various technologies such as DRBD and LVM results in a cheaper High Availability infrastructure and linear scaling. This hands-on tutorial will cover a basic overview of Ganeti, the step-by-step install & setup of a single-node and multi-node Ganeti cluster, operating the cluster, and some best practices of Ganeti. Finally, deploying and using a web-based management tool called Ganeti Web Manager. If you want to participate on the hands-on portion of the talk, feel free to clone his vagrant-ganeti repo on github (https://github.com/ramereth/vagrant-ganeti) prior to the meeting. We'll try and have the box images available on USB drives at the meeting but its always great to have everything setup prior to the meeting and not saturate the wifi. Lance is the Associate Director of Operations for the Oregon State University Open Source Lab (OSL) and a Gentoo Linux Developer. He joined the Gentoo Linux project in 2003 and have been involved in managing their infrastructure and maintaining about a dozen or so packages in portage. Lance directs all of the hosting and development activities that the OSL provides for the open source community including projects such as Kernel.org, Drupal, Apache Software Foundation, and many many more. Lance has been at the OSL since 2007.
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Change #15832
2012-05-31
11:42:57

update Calagator::Event 1250462350 Open Source Bridge 2012 Volunteer Meet & Greet (2 of 3) Roll back

description Open Source Bridge (OSB) invites you to the second Volunteer Meet & Greet of the year. All are welcome. OSB Meet & Greets are a great way to learn more about volunteering for the conference and to meet the conference organizers. There will be a total of three meet and greets. Each one will be hosted at a different location in Portland, leading up to the conference June 26-29, 2012. If you are interested in learning more about Volunteering with OSB, please visit our website. Note: Date and location are still be confirmed. → Open Source Bridge (OSB) invites you to the second Volunteer Meet & Greet of the year. All are welcome. OSB Meet & Greets are a great way to learn more about volunteering for the conference and to meet the conference organizers. There will be a total of three meet and greets. Each one will be hosted at a different location in Portland, leading up to the conference June 26-29, 2012. If you are interested in learning more about Volunteering with OSB, please visit our website.
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venue_details Available amenities: Food, Drinks, Wifi Venue is Family Friendly. → Available amenities: Food, Drinks, Wifi Venue is Family Friendly.
Change #15831
2012-05-31
11:35:50

update Calagator::Event 1250462382 Hack for Portland's Schools Roll back

description <b>THE CHALLENGE</b> Teams will have ten hours to concept and create a prototype that addresses the challenge. Successful ideas will connect Portland citizens to their public schools, and/or engage them in the five ways schools have said would be most useful - a coat, a can, a book, an hour, or a grand. The hack day will conclude with five-minute demos of each team's projects. <b>BACKGROUND</b> On June 2nd, in collaboration with the Mayor’s Office and GOOD Magazine, we’re holding a Hack Day to explore how technology can be used to connect Portland’s public schools with neighborhoods and business. This project emerged from a GOOD Ideas for Cities event that took place earlier this year. You can see the presentation on GOOD's site. http://www.good.is/post/supporting-neighborhood-schools-a-good-idea-for-portland/ <b>THE PROBLEM</b> 85% of people in central Portland have no children of school age. This means that the majority has no natural connection with the school system. We want to make it easier for that 85% to support Portland’s public schools. Our research with schools and supporting organizations showed that a few simple things – books, food, clothing and people's time – could make a big difference to students. We also learnt that there are many organizations in Portland that are set up to support schools in these ways. We want to build a tool that makes it easy to find these organizations, and to give resources to them. <b>HACK DAY RESOURCES</b> To help us solve this, we’ll have representatives from Portland’s public schools and from some of the main organizations who are already supporting these schools. The Software Association of Oregon, which has built CitySync will be joining us as well. Designers and our partners will be available on the day for further conversations about promotion of the tools that we create. We are also connecting with the Personal Democracy Forum taking place in NYC the following week, and hope to feed the best ideas into that event. Extra info: [email protected] → <b>THE CHALLENGE</b> Teams will have ten hours to concept and create a prototype that addresses the challenge. Successful ideas will connect Portland citizens to their public schools, and/or engage them in the five ways schools have said would be most useful - a coat, a can, a book, an hour, or a grand. The hack day will conclude with five-minute demos of each team's projects. <b>BACKGROUND</b> On June 2nd, in collaboration with the Mayor’s Office and GOOD Magazine, we’re holding a Hack Day to explore how technology can be used to connect Portland’s public schools with neighborhoods and business. This project emerged from a GOOD Ideas for Cities event that took place earlier this year. You can see the presentation on GOOD's site. http://www.good.is/post/supporting-neighborhood-schools-a-good-idea-for-portland/ <b>THE PROBLEM</b> 85% of people in central Portland have no children of school age. This means that the majority has no natural connection with the school system. We want to make it easier for that 85% to support Portland’s public schools. Our research with schools and supporting organizations showed that a few simple things – books, food, clothing and people's time – could make a big difference to students. We also learnt that there are many organizations in Portland that are set up to support schools in these ways. We want to build a tool that makes it easy to find these organizations, and to give resources to them. <b>HACK DAY RESOURCES</b> To help us solve this, we’ll have representatives from Portland’s public schools and from some of the main organizations who are already supporting these schools. The Software Association of Oregon, which has built CitySync will be joining us as well. Designers and our partners will be available on the day for further conversations about promotion of the tools that we create. We are also connecting with the Personal Democracy Forum taking place in NYC the following week, and hope to feed the best ideas into that event. Extra info: [email protected]
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Change #15830
2012-05-31
09:12:00

create Calagator::Event 1250462424 PADNUG June Meeting Roll back

description nil → Please join us Tuesday night for the PADNUG June meet-up! This month, Michael Johnson will be presenting on Metro-style application development for Windows 8. WHERE: Intel Hawthorne Farms 3 (HF3) 5200 NE Elam Young Pkwy Hillsboro, OR 97124 Map: http://binged.it/IntelHF3Map WHEN: Tuesday 6/5/2012 6:00 p.m. Pizza 6:30 p.m. Presentation ~8:30 p.m. After Words at On the Border Mexican Grill WHO: Michael Johnson is the new Microsoft Developer Evangelist for our area. TOPIC: A Lap Around Windows 8 Development: Building Metro Style Apps - What developers need to know to create a Metro style app for Windows 8. This session will cover updates to familiar features and explore concepts that are new for Windows 8. This session will show you how to turn your skills into money-making Metro style apps. Thanks to our Premium Sponsors that make these meetings possible: azad, inc. Technology Consulting | Engineering | Project Management http://www.azad.com/ Cinetopia Why watch a movie in coach when you can see it in first class? http://www.cinetopia.com/ CompuCom The leading IT outsourcing specialist http://www.compucom.com Infragistics Design / Develop / Experience http://www.infragistics.com/ Microsoft http://www.microsoft.com/ Orcsweb http://www.orcsweb.com/ O'Reilly Spreading the knowledge of innovators. http://www.oreilly.com/ TEKsystems People you can trust. Results you can count on. http://www.teksystems.com/locations/united-states/oregon/portland.aspx Telerik Deliver more than expected http://www.telerik.com/ VanderHouwen & Associates, Inc. VHA specializes in the placement of Software Developers. http://www.vanderhouwen.com/ Looking forward to seeing you all there! Cheers, Jesse PADNUG Outreach Coordinator
end_time nil → 2012-06-05 20:30:00 -0700
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start_time nil → 2012-06-05 18:00:00 -0700
title nil → PADNUG June Meeting
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venue_id nil → 202392143
Change #15829
2012-05-31
09:00:04

update Calagator::Venue 202393365 King School 4906 NE 6th Ave Portland, OR 97211 Roll back

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Change #15828
2012-05-31
08:57:06

create Calagator::Event 1250462423 ResiliencePDX - A Disaster Preparedness Expo Roll back

description nil → Resilience brings public agencies, citizens, churches, community groups, and non-profits together for a one-day event to share information and skills to improve community resilience and disaster preparedness. In addition to an exposition of various disaster preparedness plans and resources, there will be skills workshops and a disaster simulation. This event is part of NECN’s efforts to improve community disaster preparedness. A team of PSU Graduate Students in Urban Planning will also be presenting a draft Disaster Resource Directory and Community Contingency Plan.
end_time nil → 2012-06-02 17:00:00 -0700
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start_time nil → 2012-06-02 10:00:00 -0700
title nil → ResiliencePDX - A Disaster Preparedness Expo
url nil → http://resiliencepdx.org/register.html
venue_id nil → 202393365
Change #15827
2012-05-31
08:57:06

create Calagator::Venue 202393365 King School 4906 NE 6th Ave Portland, OR 97211 Roll back

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title nil → King School 4906 NE 6th Ave Portland, OR 97211
Change #15826
2012-05-30
20:08:10

update Calagator::Event 1250461987 Portland Functional Programming Study Group Roll back

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title Portland Functional Programming Study Group → pdxfunc: Portland Functional Programming Study Group
Change #15825
2012-05-30
20:08:04

update Calagator::Event 1250462419 Portland Functional Programming Study Group Roll back

title Portland Functional Programming Study Group → pdxfunc: Portland Functional Programming Study Group
Change #15824
2012-05-30
20:07:50

update Calagator::Event 1250462420 Portland Functional Programming Study Group Roll back

title Portland Functional Programming Study Group → pdxfunc: Portland Functional Programming Study Group
Change #15823
2012-05-30
20:07:08

create Calagator::Event 1250462422 pdxdevops: Portland DevOps user group meeting Roll back

description nil → <i>ABOUT THE GROUP: pdxdevops is a Portland, Oregon user group that explores the glorious intersection of software development and systems operations, and shares practical advice on working effectively in an era of agile infrastructure, server automation and cloud computing. Meetings are usually on the third Monday of the month. Website: http://pdxdevops.org/ && Twitter: <a href="http://twitter.com/pdxdevops/">@pdxdevops</a></i>
end_time nil → 2012-08-20 21:00:00 -0700
id nil → 1250462422
start_time nil → 2012-08-20 19:00:00 -0700
title nil → pdxdevops: Portland DevOps user group meeting
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venue_id nil → 202392291
Change #15822
2012-05-30
20:06:41

create Calagator::Event 1250462421 pdxdevops: Portland DevOps user group meeting Roll back

description nil → <i>ABOUT THE GROUP: pdxdevops is a Portland, Oregon user group that explores the glorious intersection of software development and systems operations, and shares practical advice on working effectively in an era of agile infrastructure, server automation and cloud computing. Meetings are usually on the third Monday of the month. Website: http://pdxdevops.org/ && Twitter: <a href="http://twitter.com/pdxdevops/">@pdxdevops</a></i>
end_time nil → 2012-07-16 21:00:00 -0700
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start_time nil → 2012-07-16 19:00:00 -0700
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venue_id nil → 202392291