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Change #49967
2018-08-31
00:30:28

update Calagator::Event 1250473955 JAMStack Portland #1: What is the JAMStack? Roll back

description The inaugural Portland JAMStack Meetup! We're going to have three presentations discussing what the JAMStack is, static site generators and CMSs, micro static site generators, orthogonal build steps and building your own tools. <h2><a title="صور الحمد لله" href="https://rebrand.ly/Pictures-Alhamdallah">صور الحمدلله</a></h2> → The inaugural Portland JAMStack Meetup! We're going to have three presentations discussing what the JAMStack is, static site generators and CMSs, micro static site generators, orthogonal build steps and building your own tools.
Change #49966
2018-08-31
00:28:15

update Calagator::Event 1250474187 Peer mentoring, probability distributions and case study Roll back

description At this meeting we will have: - an intro/review of probability distributions and where to use them - a discussion on a real life case study - a discussion on chapters 1-3 of the book. Come on out and learn, teach and discuss probabilistic programming. <h2><a title="صور الحمد لله" href="https://rebrand.ly/Pictures-Alhamdallah">صور الحمدلله</a></h2> → At this meeting we will have: - an intro/review of probability distributions and where to use them - a discussion on a real life case study - a discussion on chapters 1-3 of the book. Come on out and learn, teach and discuss probabilistic programming.
Change #49965
2018-08-31
00:25:03

update Calagator::Venue 202395728 Regus, 1455 NW Irving St. Suite 200, Portland, OR 97209 Roll back

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Change #49964
2018-08-31
00:24:51

update Calagator::Event 1250474182 AgilePDX: Virtual Pub Lunch on Hiring - Agile Outside of Engineering Roll back

description Have traffic and work schedules prevented you from joining an agile event on a topic which could help you or your teams? Then a virtual "pub lunch" may be the answer! This agile lunch discussion is a collaborative effort between Seattle and Portland agile minds, and we're hoping it won't stop there. The event is held on a zoom conference line. We've learned using video is best, and you might consider your environment before joining -- find a quiet space where you won't be interrupted or feel self conscious. We're monitoring chat as a back channel, so if you can't find a spot in the discussion, add your question in chat and our hosts will try to work it in. **This weeks topic:** Agile Outside of Engineering! The tech industry has collaborated for some time now to find new and better ways to tackle complex problems and deliver value to our stakeholders. And it seems companies have taken notice and agile "good practices" or "lessons learned" are being adopted outside of engineering groups. Methods like limiting your work in progress, planning & working in smaller increments, daily updates & coordination, review & adapt sessions are popping up in other departments and disciplines. Invite your friends to share stories and insights of such agile practices outside of software teams and IT departments. We can all learn from each other and would love to see new voices join, sharing unique challenges and solutions. <h2><a title="صور الحمد لله" href="https://rebrand.ly/Pictures-Alhamdallah">صور الحمدلله</a></h2> Please RSVP at our Meetup event and get the zoom connection info: https://www.meetup.com/AgilePDX-User-Group-Portland-Metro/events/254179707/ → Have traffic and work schedules prevented you from joining an agile event on a topic which could help you or your teams? Then a virtual "pub lunch" may be the answer! This agile lunch discussion is a collaborative effort between Seattle and Portland agile minds, and we're hoping it won't stop there. The event is held on a zoom conference line. We've learned using video is best, and you might consider your environment before joining -- find a quiet space where you won't be interrupted or feel self conscious. We're monitoring chat as a back channel, so if you can't find a spot in the discussion, add your question in chat and our hosts will try to work it in. **This weeks topic:** Agile Outside of Engineering! The tech industry has collaborated for some time now to find new and better ways to tackle complex problems and deliver value to our stakeholders. And it seems companies have taken notice and agile "good practices" or "lessons learned" are being adopted outside of engineering groups. Methods like limiting your work in progress, planning & working in smaller increments, daily updates & coordination, review & adapt sessions are popping up in other departments and disciplines. Invite your friends to share stories and insights of such agile practices outside of software teams and IT departments. We can all learn from each other and would love to see new voices join, sharing unique challenges and solutions. Please RSVP at our Meetup event and get the zoom connection info: https://www.meetup.com/AgilePDX-User-Group-Portland-Metro/events/254179707/
Change #49963
2018-08-31
00:24:22

update Calagator::Event 1250474073 CTRL-H - PDX Hackerspace - Open Hack Night! Roll back

description <p>Every Second Friday is Open Hack Night here at ^H. Come hangout with us at the most happening (and productive) place in town! Hackerspace activities encompass Hardware, Software, Crafting/Textiles, all the Realities (Real, Virtual and Augmented), Infosec, Audio/Video, Cryptocurrencies, Gaming, you name it - if it's technology then it's in scope. Our Hackerspace is a place where people with an interest in computing or technology can gather to work on projects while sharing ideas, equipment, and knowledge. There is plenty of table space, bandwidth and 3D printers (for those looking to try that out). Bring your ideas, works in progress, or something to show off. We'll see you there!</p> <h2><a title="صور الحمد لله" href="https://rebrand.ly/Pictures-Alhamdallah">صور الحمدلله</a></h2> → <p>Every Second Friday is Open Hack Night here at ^H. Come hangout with us at the most happening (and productive) place in town! Hackerspace activities encompass Hardware, Software, Crafting/Textiles, all the Realities (Real, Virtual and Augmented), Infosec, Audio/Video, Cryptocurrencies, Gaming, you name it - if it's technology then it's in scope. Our Hackerspace is a place where people with an interest in computing or technology can gather to work on projects while sharing ideas, equipment, and knowledge. There is plenty of table space, bandwidth and 3D printers (for those looking to try that out). Bring your ideas, works in progress, or something to show off. We'll see you there!</p>
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Change #49962
2018-08-31
00:23:59

update Calagator::Event 1250474069 OWASP Portland Chapter Meeting - SAST and the Bad Human Code Project Roll back

description SAST and the Bad Human Code Project Static application security testing (SAST) is the automated analysis of source code both in its text and compiled forms. Lint is considered to be one of the first tools to analyze source code and this year marks its 40th anniversary. Even though it wasn't explicitly searching for security vulnerabilities back then, it did flag suspicious constructs. Today there are a myriad of tools to choose from both open source and commercial. We’ll talk about things to consider when evaluating web application scanners then turn our attention to finding additional ways to aggregate and correlate data from other sources such as git logs, code complexity analyzers and even rosters of students who completed secure coding training in an attempt to build a predictive vulnerability model for any new application that comes along. We’re also looking for people to contribute to a new open source initiative called “The Bad Human Code Project.” The goal is to create a one-stop corpus of intentionally vulnerable code snippets in as many languages as possible. <h2><a title="صور الحمد لله" href="https://rebrand.ly/Pictures-Alhamdallah">صور الحمدلله</a></h2> Speaker's Bio: John L. Whiteman is a web application security engineer at Oregon Health and Science University. He builds security tools and teaches a hands-on secure coding class to developers, researchers and anyone else interested in protecting data at the institution. He previously worked as a security researcher for Intel's Open Source Technology Center. John recently completed a Master of Computer Science at Georgia Institute of Technology specializing in Interactive Intelligence. He loves talking with like-minded people who are interested in building the next generation of security controls using technologies such as machine learning and AI. → SAST and the Bad Human Code Project Static application security testing (SAST) is the automated analysis of source code both in its text and compiled forms. Lint is considered to be one of the first tools to analyze source code and this year marks its 40th anniversary. Even though it wasn't explicitly searching for security vulnerabilities back then, it did flag suspicious constructs. Today there are a myriad of tools to choose from both open source and commercial. We’ll talk about things to consider when evaluating web application scanners then turn our attention to finding additional ways to aggregate and correlate data from other sources such as git logs, code complexity analyzers and even rosters of students who completed secure coding training in an attempt to build a predictive vulnerability model for any new application that comes along. We’re also looking for people to contribute to a new open source initiative called “The Bad Human Code Project.” The goal is to create a one-stop corpus of intentionally vulnerable code snippets in as many languages as possible. Speaker's Bio: John L. Whiteman is a web application security engineer at Oregon Health and Science University. He builds security tools and teaches a hands-on secure coding class to developers, researchers and anyone else interested in protecting data at the institution. He previously worked as a security researcher for Intel's Open Source Technology Center. John recently completed a Master of Computer Science at Georgia Institute of Technology specializing in Interactive Intelligence. He loves talking with like-minded people who are interested in building the next generation of security controls using technologies such as machine learning and AI.
Change #49961
2018-08-31
00:23:37

update Calagator::Venue 202395698 Advance Auto Parts/Carquest Distribution Center Roll back

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Change #49960
2018-08-31
00:23:21

update Calagator::Venue 202391893 Portland Art Museum: Kridel Grand Ballroom Roll back

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Change #49959
2018-08-31
00:23:12

update Calagator::Venue 202395225 Elemental Technologies Roll back

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Change #49958
2018-08-31
00:23:03

update Calagator::Event 1250473542 PDXPUG: PUDL: Portland Urban Data Lake Roll back

description Presented by: Dr. Kristin Tufte This talk will describe work in Smart Cities in the Portland region. We’ll begin with the framework and motivation for the Smart Cities work and the question What is a Smart City? We’ll discuss Portland’s approach to Smart Cities, provide some historical context and then give an overview of ongoing Smart Cities projects including work on AV policy, the Portland Urban Data Lake, new sensors and earthquake resilience. The goal of the talk is to give the audience an overview of the work being done in Portland to bring a human face to data and technology and to inspire question and discussion. Dr. Tufte is actively involved in Portland’s Smart Cities work and was the data lead on the City of Portland’s Smart Cities proposal. Dr. Tufte has collaborated closely with transportation agencies in the Portland-Vancouver area for the past ten years and directs PORTAL — the regional transportation data archive. Dr. Tufte is a member of the Transportation Research Board’s Urban Data Committee, co-chairing its Urban Big Data subcommittee and Portland Global Cities Team Challenge Action Cluster. Dr. Tufte has a PhD in Database Management from the University of Wisconsin - Madison. Dr. Tufte’s passion is using data and technology to change people’s lives, especially those in traditionally underserved communities. <h2><a title="صور الحمد لله" href="https://rebrand.ly/Pictures-Alhamdallah">صور الحمدلله</a></h2> → Presented by: Dr. Kristin Tufte This talk will describe work in Smart Cities in the Portland region. We’ll begin with the framework and motivation for the Smart Cities work and the question What is a Smart City? We’ll discuss Portland’s approach to Smart Cities, provide some historical context and then give an overview of ongoing Smart Cities projects including work on AV policy, the Portland Urban Data Lake, new sensors and earthquake resilience. The goal of the talk is to give the audience an overview of the work being done in Portland to bring a human face to data and technology and to inspire question and discussion. Dr. Tufte is actively involved in Portland’s Smart Cities work and was the data lead on the City of Portland’s Smart Cities proposal. Dr. Tufte has collaborated closely with transportation agencies in the Portland-Vancouver area for the past ten years and directs PORTAL — the regional transportation data archive. Dr. Tufte is a member of the Transportation Research Board’s Urban Data Committee, co-chairing its Urban Big Data subcommittee and Portland Global Cities Team Challenge Action Cluster. Dr. Tufte has a PhD in Database Management from the University of Wisconsin - Madison. Dr. Tufte’s passion is using data and technology to change people’s lives, especially those in traditionally underserved communities.
Change #49957
2018-08-31
00:22:37

update Calagator::Venue 202393663 University Hospital South, UHS 8B60 OHSU, Portand, OR Roll back

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Change #49956
2018-08-31
00:22:25

update Calagator::Event 1250468269 RactiveJS workshop with Marty Nelson Roll back

description An introduction and exploration of live, reactive templating with RactiveJS. Whether you're a beginner or a veteran of web development, leverage your HTML, JS, and CSS knowledge to easily create dynamic data-driven applications and websites. RSVP Here: ractivejs-workshop-april.eventbrite.com ###What is Ractive JS? Ractive is a template-driven UI library, but unlike other tools that generate inert HTML, it transforms your templates into blueprints for apps that are interactive by default. Some tools force you to learn a new vocabulary and structure your app in a particular way. Ractive works for you, not the other way around – and it plays well with other libraries. ###What will the workshop cover? ####Templating We'll cover the mustache basics and then dive into the expanded abilities of two-way binding, sections and expressions. Patterns for common use cases like master/detail relationships. ####Data, Binding and Observers Controlling data through template binding and programmatic manipulation. Establishing data flows with observers. Decorators, Events and Transitions & Animations Encapsulate DOM manipulation, respond to events and provide intro and outro effects ####Components Apply the fundamentals of Ractive in a modular fashion to build composable, powerful apps Advanced Configuration and Instantiation, and more ###Resources to get started * http://www.ractivejs.org/ <h2><a title="صور الحمد لله" href="https://rebrand.ly/Pictures-Alhamdallah">صور الحمدلله</a></h2> ###Installation Using Ractive can be as simple as adding a script tag in the browser. __However__, for this workshop please make sure you have node.js installed as will be exploring ractive in a modern build environment. Here's how to get started: http://docs.ractivejs.org/latest/get-started-with-node-js → An introduction and exploration of live, reactive templating with RactiveJS. Whether you're a beginner or a veteran of web development, leverage your HTML, JS, and CSS knowledge to easily create dynamic data-driven applications and websites. RSVP Here: ractivejs-workshop-april.eventbrite.com ###What is Ractive JS? Ractive is a template-driven UI library, but unlike other tools that generate inert HTML, it transforms your templates into blueprints for apps that are interactive by default. Some tools force you to learn a new vocabulary and structure your app in a particular way. Ractive works for you, not the other way around – and it plays well with other libraries. ###What will the workshop cover? ####Templating We'll cover the mustache basics and then dive into the expanded abilities of two-way binding, sections and expressions. Patterns for common use cases like master/detail relationships. ####Data, Binding and Observers Controlling data through template binding and programmatic manipulation. Establishing data flows with observers. Decorators, Events and Transitions & Animations Encapsulate DOM manipulation, respond to events and provide intro and outro effects ####Components Apply the fundamentals of Ractive in a modular fashion to build composable, powerful apps Advanced Configuration and Instantiation, and more ###Resources to get started * http://www.ractivejs.org/ * https://github.com/martypdx/ractive-workshop ###Installation Using Ractive can be as simple as adding a script tag in the browser. __However__, for this workshop please make sure you have node.js installed as will be exploring ractive in a modern build environment. Here's how to get started: http://docs.ractivejs.org/latest/get-started-with-node-js
Change #49955
2018-08-31
00:21:50

update Calagator::Venue 202395979 Connective DX Community Room 2030 NW Pettygrove St Portland, OR 97209 Roll back

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Change #49954
2018-08-31
00:21:39

update Calagator::Event 1250470321 The Birds and the Bees Pedalpalooza Ride Roll back

description The birds and bees are stirring and roving, searching for dates, friends, and life partners. Join this bike ride to chirp and buzz with other singles, and experience the leaves of soaring trees gracing you with love and the sunset painting the sky with glorious colors while the clouds float away. Classy shirts, pants, skirts, dresses, and shoes are required. Also, comb your hair. The ride will meet at 7PM at a location within 1 mile from downtown. We will bike to Mount Tabor and end at Circa 33, where we will have an afterparty. There are limited number of tickets for men and women. To come to the ride, you must purchase a free ticket. Only to ticket holders, we will disclose the starting point a day before the ride by email. To get a ticket, you must agree to the dress code and to the code of conduct. This event is open to singles of all gender identities and sexual orientations. Non-ticket holders are welcome to join at 10PM at Circa 33. Buy tickets here: The birds and bees are stirring and roving, searching for dates, friends, and life partners. Join this bike ride to chirp and buzz with other singles, and experience the leaves of soaring trees gracing you with love and the sunset painting the sky with glorious colors while the clouds float away. Classy shirts, pants, skirts, dresses, and shoes are required. Also, comb your hair. The ride will meet at 7PM at a location within 1 mile from downtown. We will bike to Mount Tabor and end at Circa 33, where we will have an afterparty. There are limited number of tickets for men and women. <h2><a title="صور الحمد لله" href="https://rebrand.ly/Pictures-Alhamdallah">صور الحمدلله</a></h2> To come to the ride, you must purchase a free ticket. Only to ticket holders, we will disclose the starting point a day before the ride by email. To get a ticket, you must agree to the dress code and to the code of conduct. This event is open to singles of all gender identities and sexual orientations. Non-ticket holders are welcome to join at 10PM at Circa 33. Code of Conduct: http://www.portlandbikeparty.bikelandia.net/about-us/ Buy tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/portland-bike-party-the-birds-and-the-bees-tickets-25341423881 → The birds and bees are stirring and roving, searching for dates, friends, and life partners. Join this bike ride to chirp and buzz with other singles, and experience the leaves of soaring trees gracing you with love and the sunset painting the sky with glorious colors while the clouds float away. Classy shirts, pants, skirts, dresses, and shoes are required. Also, comb your hair. The ride will meet at 7PM at a location within 1 mile from downtown. We will bike to Mount Tabor and end at Circa 33, where we will have an afterparty. There are limited number of tickets for men and women. To come to the ride, you must purchase a free ticket. Only to ticket holders, we will disclose the starting point a day before the ride by email. To get a ticket, you must agree to the dress code and to the code of conduct. This event is open to singles of all gender identities and sexual orientations. Non-ticket holders are welcome to join at 10PM at Circa 33. Buy tickets here: The birds and bees are stirring and roving, searching for dates, friends, and life partners. Join this bike ride to chirp and buzz with other singles, and experience the leaves of soaring trees gracing you with love and the sunset painting the sky with glorious colors while the clouds float away. Classy shirts, pants, skirts, dresses, and shoes are required. Also, comb your hair. The ride will meet at 7PM at a location within 1 mile from downtown. We will bike to Mount Tabor and end at Circa 33, where we will have an afterparty. There are limited number of tickets for men and women. To come to the ride, you must purchase a free ticket. Only to ticket holders, we will disclose the starting point a day before the ride by email. To get a ticket, you must agree to the dress code and to the code of conduct. This event is open to singles of all gender identities and sexual orientations. Non-ticket holders are welcome to join at 10PM at Circa 33. Code of Conduct: http://www.portlandbikeparty.bikelandia.net/about-us/ Buy tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/portland-bike-party-the-birds-and-the-bees-tickets-25341423881
Change #49953
2018-08-31
00:21:15

update Calagator::Event 1250470159 OCCA: How You Resolved a Big Technical Challenge Roll back

description How You Resolved a Big Technical Challenge This is an opportunity for members and guests of monthly meeting of the Oregon Computer Consultants Association to share how they resolved a large technical challenge in the last year. An additional challenge will be to present your story in three minutes or less. The goal is to offer useful and novel solutions to problems other consultants could apply to their own work. Presented by OCCA Vice President Christian Martin will moderate the event. Christian is the founder of Denali Consulting. Agenda: 6:00--6:20 Networking 6:20--7:00 No-host dinner 7:00--7:30 Introductions and announcements 7:30--8:30 Main Presentation (followed by Q&A): <h2><a title="صور الحمد لله" href="https://rebrand.ly/Pictures-Alhamdallah">صور الحمدلله</a></h2> → How You Resolved a Big Technical Challenge This is an opportunity for members and guests of monthly meeting of the Oregon Computer Consultants Association to share how they resolved a large technical challenge in the last year. An additional challenge will be to present your story in three minutes or less. The goal is to offer useful and novel solutions to problems other consultants could apply to their own work. Presented by OCCA Vice President Christian Martin will moderate the event. Christian is the founder of Denali Consulting. Agenda: 6:00--6:20 Networking 6:20--7:00 No-host dinner 7:00--7:30 Introductions and announcements 7:30--8:30 Main Presentation (followed by Q&A):
Change #49952
2018-08-31
00:20:59

update Calagator::Event 1250455994 Galois Tech Talk: Slava Pestov on the Factor programming language Roll back

description Factor is a programming language which has been in development for a little over 5 years. Factor is influenced by Forth, Lisp, Smalltalk. Factor takes the best ideas from Forth — simplicity, short, succint, code, emphasis on interactive testing, and meta-programming. Factor also brings modern high-level language features such as garbage collection, object orientation and functional programming familiar to users of languages such as Lisp, Smalltalk and Python. Finally, recognizing that no programming language is an island, Factor is portable, ships with a full-featured standard library, deploys stand-alone binaries, and interoperates with C and Objective-C. In this talk, I will give the rationale for Factor’s creation, present an overview of the language, and show how Factor can be used to solve real-world problems with a minimum of fuss. At the same time, I will emphasize Factor’s extensible syntax, meta-programming and reflection capabilities, and show that these features, which are unheard of in the world of mainstream programming languages, make programs easier to write, more robust, and fun. <h2><a title="صور الحمد لله" href="https://rebrand.ly/Pictures-Alhamdallah">صور الحمدلله</a></h2> Biography: Slava was born in the former USSR and emigrated to New Zealand at the age of 7. He moved to Ottawa, Canada when he was 18 to study for a Bachelors and Masters degree in Mathematics. He now resides in Minneapolis, Minnesota. An early adopter of Java, Slava wrote the popular jEdit text editor, then went on to design and implement the Factor programming language. At his day job he hacks on web apps, optimizing compilers, garbage collectors, and everything in between . Galois has been holding weekly technical seminars for several years on topics from functional programming, formal methods, compiler and language design, to cryptography, and operating system construction, with talks by many figures from the programming language and formal methods communities. The talks are open and free. If you're planning to attend, dropping a note to is appreciated, but not required. If you're interested in giving a talk, we're always looking for new speakers. → Factor is a programming language which has been in development for a little over 5 years. Factor is influenced by Forth, Lisp, Smalltalk. Factor takes the best ideas from Forth — simplicity, short, succint, code, emphasis on interactive testing, and meta-programming. Factor also brings modern high-level language features such as garbage collection, object orientation and functional programming familiar to users of languages such as Lisp, Smalltalk and Python. Finally, recognizing that no programming language is an island, Factor is portable, ships with a full-featured standard library, deploys stand-alone binaries, and interoperates with C and Objective-C. In this talk, I will give the rationale for Factor’s creation, present an overview of the language, and show how Factor can be used to solve real-world problems with a minimum of fuss. At the same time, I will emphasize Factor’s extensible syntax, meta-programming and reflection capabilities, and show that these features, which are unheard of in the world of mainstream programming languages, make programs easier to write, more robust, and fun. Biography: Slava was born in the former USSR and emigrated to New Zealand at the age of 7. He moved to Ottawa, Canada when he was 18 to study for a Bachelors and Masters degree in Mathematics. He now resides in Minneapolis, Minnesota. An early adopter of Java, Slava wrote the popular jEdit text editor, then went on to design and implement the Factor programming language. At his day job he hacks on web apps, optimizing compilers, garbage collectors, and everything in between . Galois has been holding weekly technical seminars for several years on topics from functional programming, formal methods, compiler and language design, to cryptography, and operating system construction, with talks by many figures from the programming language and formal methods communities. The talks are open and free. If you're planning to attend, dropping a note to is appreciated, but not required. If you're interested in giving a talk, we're always looking for new speakers.
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Change #49951
2018-08-31
00:20:38

update Calagator::Venue 202394211 Comcast Regional Office Roll back

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Change #49950
2018-08-31
00:20:27

update Calagator::Event 1250462332 Vibrant Data PDX Hackathon Roll back

description Imagine a world in which data becomes a personal asset that works on behalf of our personal interests and communities. Everyday, apps like yours could control how to send their data out into the world to circulate and bring back value to users. Certainly this would require a change in the way the world views data today, and in the infrastructure that enables it to flow freely while protected. This event is a first step in building that infrastructure for the benefit of all. Consider the prospect of Facebook, Google, Amazon, LinkedIn and other data silos bidding against each other for what data you might provide. What kinds of data might be the most interesting? How could that value be enhanced? How could you collect it with minimal effort? How would your privacy be protected? What could you get in return? At this event you’ll pick a particular type of personal data and build an app to show how its value as a personal asset can be enhanced. The app can be mobile, desktop, web or something else. About <a href="http://vibrantdata.org">Vibrant Data</a> Inspired by the Arab Spring popular uprisings’ use of Facebook and Twitter, The Vibrant Data Project is trying to understand the development landscape that is giving rise to the Gutenburg press of our era: disruptive communication and commerce vehicles that have the potential to overthrow corrupt regimes, spread new ideas, broaden economic opportunity, improve health and well being and aid in the fight for social justice and human rights. <h2><a title="صور الحمد لله" href="https://rebrand.ly/Pictures-Alhamdallah">صور الحمدلله</a></h2> → Imagine a world in which data becomes a personal asset that works on behalf of our personal interests and communities. Everyday, apps like yours could control how to send their data out into the world to circulate and bring back value to users. Certainly this would require a change in the way the world views data today, and in the infrastructure that enables it to flow freely while protected. This event is a first step in building that infrastructure for the benefit of all. Consider the prospect of Facebook, Google, Amazon, LinkedIn and other data silos bidding against each other for what data you might provide. What kinds of data might be the most interesting? How could that value be enhanced? How could you collect it with minimal effort? How would your privacy be protected? What could you get in return? At this event you’ll pick a particular type of personal data and build an app to show how its value as a personal asset can be enhanced. The app can be mobile, desktop, web or something else. About <a href="http://vibrantdata.org">Vibrant Data</a> Inspired by the Arab Spring popular uprisings’ use of Facebook and Twitter, The Vibrant Data Project is trying to understand the development landscape that is giving rise to the Gutenburg press of our era: disruptive communication and commerce vehicles that have the potential to overthrow corrupt regimes, spread new ideas, broaden economic opportunity, improve health and well being and aid in the fight for social justice and human rights.
Change #49949
2018-08-31
00:19:58

update Calagator::Event 1250473377 Automating Security in AWS Cloud Roll back

description AWS customers continue to struggle demonstrating alignment with security, compliance and audit requirements, such as the PCI-DSS. Additionally, many compliance requirements necessitate administrative and operational security controls that lack technical validation. This workshop is designed to instruct AWS cloud engineers, DevOps team members, security practitioners, and Managed Security Service Providers (MSSP) how to secure and manage regulated customer workloads in AWS. This class will focus on the security of an AWS customer account design (e.g. AWS CIS Foundation Benchmark), security architecture (e.g. AWS CIS 3-Tier Web Benchmark) and security automation leading practices. This workshop is an intermediate to advanced workshop with an emphasis on designing security automation for regulated workloads in AWS (e.g. PCI, DoD, CJIS, HIPAA, DFARs (800-171), FERPA and others). The result will enable cloud engineers and security practitioners to design, architect and implement automation in an AWS customer account to automatically enforce compliance requirements. It will also enable attendees to document their security governance/audit readiness through integration of AWS Security Partners from our AWS Marketplace and Security Competency Partners and Solutions. What will I learn in this class? How to design automation in AWS to enforce security controls and compliance requirements Automate audit findings to accelerate the compliance process Use AWS Partners and Marketplace tools to create more secure and reliable environments Course Objectives: <h2><a title="رسائل تعزية" href="https://rebrand.ly/condolence">رسائل تعزية</a></h2> Establish secure foundational account design and/or remediation of existing customer accounts Configure and manage AWS Security Services with a focus on automation Implement and design security automation services through AWS services and partner solutions Manage, secure and audit the use of AWS services using real-time risk management processes Leverage shared compliance across multiple security frameworks (e.g. PCI, DoD, CJIS, etc.) Learn about and leverage key security partners from the AWS Partner Network (APN) Learn about Container Security, Serverless Architecture, Advanced Encryption, and Auto-Healing in AWS → AWS customers continue to struggle demonstrating alignment with security, compliance and audit requirements, such as the PCI-DSS. Additionally, many compliance requirements necessitate administrative and operational security controls that lack technical validation. This workshop is designed to instruct AWS cloud engineers, DevOps team members, security practitioners, and Managed Security Service Providers (MSSP) how to secure and manage regulated customer workloads in AWS. This class will focus on the security of an AWS customer account design (e.g. AWS CIS Foundation Benchmark), security architecture (e.g. AWS CIS 3-Tier Web Benchmark) and security automation leading practices. This workshop is an intermediate to advanced workshop with an emphasis on designing security automation for regulated workloads in AWS (e.g. PCI, DoD, CJIS, HIPAA, DFARs (800-171), FERPA and others). The result will enable cloud engineers and security practitioners to design, architect and implement automation in an AWS customer account to automatically enforce compliance requirements. It will also enable attendees to document their security governance/audit readiness through integration of AWS Security Partners from our AWS Marketplace and Security Competency Partners and Solutions. What will I learn in this class? How to design automation in AWS to enforce security controls and compliance requirements Automate audit findings to accelerate the compliance process Use AWS Partners and Marketplace tools to create more secure and reliable environments Course Objectives: Establish secure foundational account design and/or remediation of existing customer accounts Configure and manage AWS Security Services with a focus on automation Implement and design security automation services through AWS services and partner solutions Manage, secure and audit the use of AWS services using real-time risk management processes Leverage shared compliance across multiple security frameworks (e.g. PCI, DoD, CJIS, etc.) Learn about and leverage key security partners from the AWS Partner Network (APN) Learn about Container Security, Serverless Architecture, Advanced Encryption, and Auto-Healing in AWS
Change #49948
2018-08-31
00:19:13

update Calagator::Venue 202394777 Intel Hawthorne Farms Building 1 (HF1), Auditorium Roll back

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Change #49947
2018-08-31
00:18:58

update Calagator::Venue 202390556 Intel Jones Farm Conference Center (JFCC) Roll back

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Change #49946
2018-08-31
00:18:21

update Calagator::Venue 202395450 Umpqua Bank 750 SW Yamhill St. Portland, OR 97205 Roll back

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Change #49945
2018-08-31
00:18:01

update Calagator::Venue 202394667 U.S. Bancorp Tower (Big Pink) Roll back

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Change #49944
2018-08-30
18:29:49

create Calagator::Event 1250474194 Frontend Peer Mentoring Roll back

description nil → <p>Join us for an evening of frontend programming! Bring your laptop, and something you want to learn, try, or build. Save this phone number in case you need directions. (541) 602-6215</p> <p>Come to learn and/or share your existing knowledge with others. We cover HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery and more. Our event is for all levels from beginner to advanced. Come to learn and/or to mentor.</p> <p>This week we will do introductions at 6:20 pm and invite attendees to ask and answer questions and help each other with programming issues.</p>
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Change #49943
2018-08-30
18:28:59

create Calagator::Event 1250474193 Frontend Peer Mentoring Roll back

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Change #49942
2018-08-30
17:48:47

create Calagator::Event 1250474192 AgilePDX Westside Cafe: Positive Ways to Create Culture Change Roll back

description nil → What's it like where you work? Do the beliefs, attitudes, practices and behaviours of your team or company help you do your best work? Have you found that your organization's culture is holding back your agile transition? Every company has its challenges, and frustration can easily happen, but what positive actions can we take to generate change? Who has seen benefits in nurturing positive values and trends in your org culture, to bolster your path to agility? We'll be back in our normal location in what promises to be a juicy discussion on positive ways to change culture.
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start_time nil → 2018-09-28 12:00:00 -0700
title nil → AgilePDX Westside Cafe: Positive Ways to Create Culture Change
url nil → http://agilepdx.org/
venue_details nil → Nike Evergreen campus cafeteria (20540 NW Evergreen Pkwy, Hillsboro, OR 97124) Seating is limited. Please RSVP over on https://www.meetup.com/AgilePDX-User-Group-Portland-Metro/events/254164078/ Doors open half hour before noon for those who wish to purchase a lunch and settle in before we begin. Need more hints and tips about one of our newest locations? http://agilepdx.org/westside_hints_and_tips.html
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Change #49941
2018-08-30
16:59:36

update Calagator::Event 1250474191 PDX OSGeo Monthly meeting Roll back

description Monthly meeting of the Portland open source GIS group. Projects big and small are usually presented monthly along with rousing conversation and discussion. All are welcome, no need to RSVP - our group ranges from the geo-curious to the überhackers so bring your ideas and questions! This month's agenda: exciting happenings in geodata, upcoming geoevents and bring your own geo-show and tell. This month our special guest is Nicholas Chun, manager of the Oregon Population Forecast Program (OPFP). The OPFP produces regularly updated, coordinated population forecasts for Oregon counties and cities to assist them with their long term land use planning strategies. In addition to his primary role, Nick regularly create demographic profiles for customized areas using census data. Most of his data extraction and manipulation is done in R studio because of its flexibility and diverse number of packages. Among other things, Nick will be demonstrating how to use R to grab census data from the official APIs and produce basic choropleth maps. Bring your questions and come prepared to learn! As always, there will be pizza! And BYOB is always welcome. Our mailing list is here drop us a line with any questions: http://groups.google.com/group/pdx-osgeo → Monthly meeting of the Portland open source GIS group. Projects big and small are usually presented monthly along with rousing conversation and discussion. All are welcome, no need to RSVP - our group ranges from the geo-curious to the überhackers so bring your ideas and questions! This month's agenda: exciting happenings in geodata, upcoming geoevents and bring your own geo-show and tell. As always, there will be pizza! And BYOB is always welcome. Our mailing list is here drop us a line with any questions: http://groups.google.com/group/pdx-osgeo
Change #49940
2018-08-30
16:59:14

update Calagator::Event 1250474191 PDX OSGeo Monthly meeting Roll back

end_time 2018-08-30 20:00:00 -0700 → 2018-09-19 20:00:00 -0700
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Change #49939
2018-08-30
16:58:29

create Calagator::Event 1250474191 PDX OSGeo Monthly meeting Roll back

description nil → Monthly meeting of the Portland open source GIS group. Projects big and small are usually presented monthly along with rousing conversation and discussion. All are welcome, no need to RSVP - our group ranges from the geo-curious to the überhackers so bring your ideas and questions! This month's agenda: exciting happenings in geodata, upcoming geoevents and bring your own geo-show and tell. This month our special guest is Nicholas Chun, manager of the Oregon Population Forecast Program (OPFP). The OPFP produces regularly updated, coordinated population forecasts for Oregon counties and cities to assist them with their long term land use planning strategies. In addition to his primary role, Nick regularly create demographic profiles for customized areas using census data. Most of his data extraction and manipulation is done in R studio because of its flexibility and diverse number of packages. Among other things, Nick will be demonstrating how to use R to grab census data from the official APIs and produce basic choropleth maps. Bring your questions and come prepared to learn! As always, there will be pizza! And BYOB is always welcome. Our mailing list is here drop us a line with any questions: http://groups.google.com/group/pdx-osgeo
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venue_details nil → We'll meet in the Ecotrust Alder Room. Enter the atrium of the Ecotrust building from either side. Feel free to bring food and/or beer up with you from Hot Lips or Laughing Planet! Walk up the inside stairs along the East Wall or take the elevator to the second floor. The Alder Room entrance is right behind the Ecotrust front desk. We'll have the gate open for at least the first part of the meeting. If it's not open, call Tanya at 503-475-7833 or just yell through the gate at us :-)
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Change #49938
2018-08-30
14:59:56

update Calagator::Venue 202396015 CInema of Horrors Roll back

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Change #49937
2018-08-30
14:59:41

create Calagator::Event 1250474190 Cinema of Horrors Haunted House - Portland & Vancouver's Scariest Haunted Attraction! Roll back

description nil → DESCRIPTION: The Cinema of Horrors is a unique Halloween production featuring multiple haunted attractions for guests of all ages to experience. In addition, we feature delicious fair food vendors, nightly performances by sword swallowers and other sideshow performers, plus haunted scare-zones all at Three Rivers Mall in Kelso, WA. The Cinema of Horrors is an all ages, family friendly event but recommended for audiences 13 years or older. We have non-scary, trick-or-treat nights for younger audiences so they don’t miss out on the fun! The Cinema of Horrors is presented by Portland based event production company, Treadway Events, local radio stations, KUKN, KLOG & The Wave and Three Rivers Mall. A portion of our proceeds benefit local high school performing arts programs such as Mark Morris Choir Program. LOCATION: 1301 Grade St. Kelso, WA 98626 (Three Rivers Mall) DATES & TIMES: October. 5th-6th, 12th-13th, 19th-21st & 26th-31st, 2018. Friday through Saturday: 7:00pm-11:00pm & Sunday through Wednesday: 7:00pm-9:30pm TICKETS: General Adults: $18, Children $15 | VIP: $25 | Slash Pass: $5
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title nil → Cinema of Horrors Haunted House - Portland & Vancouver's Scariest Haunted Attraction!
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Change #49936
2018-08-30
14:59:41

create Calagator::Venue 202396015 CInema of Horrors Roll back

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Change #49935
2018-08-30
13:13:06

update Calagator::Event 1250474188 PDX Veterans in Technology Roll back

description Join us for our monthly professional networking event. This is a great opportunity to build real connections with experienced technologists in Portland. PDX Veterans in Technology is a non-profit dedicated to assisting active-duty, reservist, and returning veterans with reintegration into the local tech community. Our organization is committed to helping create, advance, and maximize the careers of current veterans in technology within the Portland, Oregon and surrounding areas. These networking events are open to the public as well. Agenda: 5:30pm - Event kick off, catering served 6:00pm - Group announcements, job opportunities 6:15pm - Keynote speaker 7:00pm - More networking 7:30pm - Event ends <h2><a title="صور مخطوبين" href="https://rebrand.ly/Photos-Engagement">صور مخطوبين</a></h2> → Join us for our monthly professional networking event. This is a great opportunity to build real connections with experienced technologists in Portland. PDX Veterans in Technology is a non-profit dedicated to assisting active-duty, reservist, and returning veterans with reintegration into the local tech community. Our organization is committed to helping create, advance, and maximize the careers of current veterans in technology within the Portland, Oregon and surrounding areas. These networking events are open to the public as well. Agenda: 5:30pm - Event kick off, catering served 6:00pm - Group announcements, job opportunities 6:15pm - Keynote speaker 7:00pm - More networking 7:30pm - Event ends
Change #49934
2018-08-30
13:12:47

update Calagator::Event 1250474188 PDX Veterans in Technology Roll back

Change #49933
2018-08-30
12:51:09

update Calagator::Venue 202390556 Intel Jones Farm Conference Center (JFCC) Roll back

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Change #49932
2018-08-30
12:49:43

update Calagator::Venue 202395450 Umpqua Bank 750 SW Yamhill St. Portland, OR 97205 Roll back

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Change #49931
2018-08-30
12:49:21

update Calagator::Venue 202394667 U.S. Bancorp Tower (Big Pink) Roll back

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Change #49930
2018-08-30
12:49:00

update Calagator::Venue 202394777 Intel Hawthorne Farms Building 1 (HF1), Auditorium Roll back

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Change #49929
2018-08-30
12:48:24

update Calagator::Event 1250473377 Automating Security in AWS Cloud Roll back

description AWS customers continue to struggle demonstrating alignment with security, compliance and audit requirements, such as the PCI-DSS. Additionally, many compliance requirements necessitate administrative and operational security controls that lack technical validation. This workshop is designed to instruct AWS cloud engineers, DevOps team members, security practitioners, and Managed Security Service Providers (MSSP) how to secure and manage regulated customer workloads in AWS. This class will focus on the security of an AWS customer account design (e.g. AWS CIS Foundation Benchmark), security architecture (e.g. AWS CIS 3-Tier Web Benchmark) and security automation leading practices. This workshop is an intermediate to advanced workshop with an emphasis on designing security automation for regulated workloads in AWS (e.g. PCI, DoD, CJIS, HIPAA, DFARs (800-171), FERPA and others). The result will enable cloud engineers and security practitioners to design, architect and implement automation in an AWS customer account to automatically enforce compliance requirements. It will also enable attendees to document their security governance/audit readiness through integration of AWS Security Partners from our AWS Marketplace and Security Competency Partners and Solutions. What will I learn in this class? How to design automation in AWS to enforce security controls and compliance requirements Automate audit findings to accelerate the compliance process Use AWS Partners and Marketplace tools to create more secure and reliable environments Course Objectives: Establish secure foundational account design and/or remediation of existing customer accounts Configure and manage AWS Security Services with a focus on automation Implement and design security automation services through AWS services and partner solutions Manage, secure and audit the use of AWS services using real-time risk management processes Leverage shared compliance across multiple security frameworks (e.g. PCI, DoD, CJIS, etc.) Learn about and leverage key security partners from the AWS Partner Network (APN) Learn about Container Security, Serverless Architecture, Advanced Encryption, and Auto-Healing in AWS → AWS customers continue to struggle demonstrating alignment with security, compliance and audit requirements, such as the PCI-DSS. Additionally, many compliance requirements necessitate administrative and operational security controls that lack technical validation. This workshop is designed to instruct AWS cloud engineers, DevOps team members, security practitioners, and Managed Security Service Providers (MSSP) how to secure and manage regulated customer workloads in AWS. This class will focus on the security of an AWS customer account design (e.g. AWS CIS Foundation Benchmark), security architecture (e.g. AWS CIS 3-Tier Web Benchmark) and security automation leading practices. This workshop is an intermediate to advanced workshop with an emphasis on designing security automation for regulated workloads in AWS (e.g. PCI, DoD, CJIS, HIPAA, DFARs (800-171), FERPA and others). The result will enable cloud engineers and security practitioners to design, architect and implement automation in an AWS customer account to automatically enforce compliance requirements. It will also enable attendees to document their security governance/audit readiness through integration of AWS Security Partners from our AWS Marketplace and Security Competency Partners and Solutions. What will I learn in this class? How to design automation in AWS to enforce security controls and compliance requirements Automate audit findings to accelerate the compliance process Use AWS Partners and Marketplace tools to create more secure and reliable environments Course Objectives: <h2><a title="رسائل تعزية" href="https://rebrand.ly/condolence">رسائل تعزية</a></h2> Establish secure foundational account design and/or remediation of existing customer accounts Configure and manage AWS Security Services with a focus on automation Implement and design security automation services through AWS services and partner solutions Manage, secure and audit the use of AWS services using real-time risk management processes Leverage shared compliance across multiple security frameworks (e.g. PCI, DoD, CJIS, etc.) Learn about and leverage key security partners from the AWS Partner Network (APN) Learn about Container Security, Serverless Architecture, Advanced Encryption, and Auto-Healing in AWS
Change #49928
2018-08-30
12:46:24

update Calagator::Event 1250462332 Vibrant Data PDX Hackathon Roll back

description Imagine a world in which data becomes a personal asset that works on behalf of our personal interests and communities. Everyday, apps like yours could control how to send their data out into the world to circulate and bring back value to users. Certainly this would require a change in the way the world views data today, and in the infrastructure that enables it to flow freely while protected. This event is a first step in building that infrastructure for the benefit of all. Consider the prospect of Facebook, Google, Amazon, LinkedIn and other data silos bidding against each other for what data you might provide. What kinds of data might be the most interesting? How could that value be enhanced? How could you collect it with minimal effort? How would your privacy be protected? What could you get in return? At this event you’ll pick a particular type of personal data and build an app to show how its value as a personal asset can be enhanced. The app can be mobile, desktop, web or something else. About <a href="http://vibrantdata.org">Vibrant Data</a> Inspired by the Arab Spring popular uprisings’ use of Facebook and Twitter, The Vibrant Data Project is trying to understand the development landscape that is giving rise to the Gutenburg press of our era: disruptive communication and commerce vehicles that have the potential to overthrow corrupt regimes, spread new ideas, broaden economic opportunity, improve health and well being and aid in the fight for social justice and human rights. → Imagine a world in which data becomes a personal asset that works on behalf of our personal interests and communities. Everyday, apps like yours could control how to send their data out into the world to circulate and bring back value to users. Certainly this would require a change in the way the world views data today, and in the infrastructure that enables it to flow freely while protected. This event is a first step in building that infrastructure for the benefit of all. Consider the prospect of Facebook, Google, Amazon, LinkedIn and other data silos bidding against each other for what data you might provide. What kinds of data might be the most interesting? How could that value be enhanced? How could you collect it with minimal effort? How would your privacy be protected? What could you get in return? At this event you’ll pick a particular type of personal data and build an app to show how its value as a personal asset can be enhanced. The app can be mobile, desktop, web or something else. About <a href="http://vibrantdata.org">Vibrant Data</a> Inspired by the Arab Spring popular uprisings’ use of Facebook and Twitter, The Vibrant Data Project is trying to understand the development landscape that is giving rise to the Gutenburg press of our era: disruptive communication and commerce vehicles that have the potential to overthrow corrupt regimes, spread new ideas, broaden economic opportunity, improve health and well being and aid in the fight for social justice and human rights. <h2><a title="صور الحمد لله" href="https://rebrand.ly/Pictures-Alhamdallah">صور الحمدلله</a></h2>
Change #49927
2018-08-30
12:45:56

update Calagator::Venue 202394211 Comcast Regional Office Roll back

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Change #49926
2018-08-30
12:44:47

update Calagator::Event 1250455994 Galois Tech Talk: Slava Pestov on the Factor programming language Roll back

description Factor is a programming language which has been in development for a little over 5 years. Factor is influenced by Forth, Lisp, Smalltalk. Factor takes the best ideas from Forth — simplicity, short, succint, code, emphasis on interactive testing, and meta-programming. Factor also brings modern high-level language features such as garbage collection, object orientation and functional programming familiar to users of languages such as Lisp, Smalltalk and Python. Finally, recognizing that no programming language is an island, Factor is portable, ships with a full-featured standard library, deploys stand-alone binaries, and interoperates with C and Objective-C. In this talk, I will give the rationale for Factor’s creation, present an overview of the language, and show how Factor can be used to solve real-world problems with a minimum of fuss. At the same time, I will emphasize Factor’s extensible syntax, meta-programming and reflection capabilities, and show that these features, which are unheard of in the world of mainstream programming languages, make programs easier to write, more robust, and fun. Biography: Slava was born in the former USSR and emigrated to New Zealand at the age of 7. He moved to Ottawa, Canada when he was 18 to study for a Bachelors and Masters degree in Mathematics. He now resides in Minneapolis, Minnesota. An early adopter of Java, Slava wrote the popular jEdit text editor, then went on to design and implement the Factor programming language. At his day job he hacks on web apps, optimizing compilers, garbage collectors, and everything in between . Galois has been holding weekly technical seminars for several years on topics from functional programming, formal methods, compiler and language design, to cryptography, and operating system construction, with talks by many figures from the programming language and formal methods communities. The talks are open and free. If you're planning to attend, dropping a note to <[email protected]> is appreciated, but not required. If you're interested in giving a talk, we're always looking for new speakers. → Factor is a programming language which has been in development for a little over 5 years. Factor is influenced by Forth, Lisp, Smalltalk. Factor takes the best ideas from Forth — simplicity, short, succint, code, emphasis on interactive testing, and meta-programming. Factor also brings modern high-level language features such as garbage collection, object orientation and functional programming familiar to users of languages such as Lisp, Smalltalk and Python. Finally, recognizing that no programming language is an island, Factor is portable, ships with a full-featured standard library, deploys stand-alone binaries, and interoperates with C and Objective-C. In this talk, I will give the rationale for Factor’s creation, present an overview of the language, and show how Factor can be used to solve real-world problems with a minimum of fuss. At the same time, I will emphasize Factor’s extensible syntax, meta-programming and reflection capabilities, and show that these features, which are unheard of in the world of mainstream programming languages, make programs easier to write, more robust, and fun. <h2><a title="صور الحمد لله" href="https://rebrand.ly/Pictures-Alhamdallah">صور الحمدلله</a></h2> Biography: Slava was born in the former USSR and emigrated to New Zealand at the age of 7. He moved to Ottawa, Canada when he was 18 to study for a Bachelors and Masters degree in Mathematics. He now resides in Minneapolis, Minnesota. An early adopter of Java, Slava wrote the popular jEdit text editor, then went on to design and implement the Factor programming language. At his day job he hacks on web apps, optimizing compilers, garbage collectors, and everything in between . Galois has been holding weekly technical seminars for several years on topics from functional programming, formal methods, compiler and language design, to cryptography, and operating system construction, with talks by many figures from the programming language and formal methods communities. The talks are open and free. If you're planning to attend, dropping a note to is appreciated, but not required. If you're interested in giving a talk, we're always looking for new speakers.
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Change #49925
2018-08-30
12:44:22

update Calagator::Event 1250470159 OCCA: How You Resolved a Big Technical Challenge Roll back

description How You Resolved a Big Technical Challenge This is an opportunity for members and guests of monthly meeting of the Oregon Computer Consultants Association to share how they resolved a large technical challenge in the last year. An additional challenge will be to present your story in three minutes or less. The goal is to offer useful and novel solutions to problems other consultants could apply to their own work. Presented by OCCA Vice President Christian Martin will moderate the event. Christian is the founder of Denali Consulting. Agenda: 6:00--6:20 Networking 6:20--7:00 No-host dinner 7:00--7:30 Introductions and announcements 7:30--8:30 Main Presentation (followed by Q&A): → How You Resolved a Big Technical Challenge This is an opportunity for members and guests of monthly meeting of the Oregon Computer Consultants Association to share how they resolved a large technical challenge in the last year. An additional challenge will be to present your story in three minutes or less. The goal is to offer useful and novel solutions to problems other consultants could apply to their own work. Presented by OCCA Vice President Christian Martin will moderate the event. Christian is the founder of Denali Consulting. Agenda: 6:00--6:20 Networking 6:20--7:00 No-host dinner 7:00--7:30 Introductions and announcements 7:30--8:30 Main Presentation (followed by Q&A): <h2><a title="صور الحمد لله" href="https://rebrand.ly/Pictures-Alhamdallah">صور الحمدلله</a></h2>
Change #49924
2018-08-30
12:43:49

update Calagator::Event 1250470321 The Birds and the Bees Pedalpalooza Ride Roll back

description The birds and bees are stirring and roving, searching for dates, friends, and life partners. Join this bike ride to chirp and buzz with other singles, and experience the leaves of soaring trees gracing you with love and the sunset painting the sky with glorious colors while the clouds float away. Classy shirts, pants, skirts, dresses, and shoes are required. Also, comb your hair. The ride will meet at 7PM at a location within 1 mile from downtown. We will bike to Mount Tabor and end at Circa 33, where we will have an afterparty. There are limited number of tickets for men and women. To come to the ride, you must purchase a free ticket. Only to ticket holders, we will disclose the starting point a day before the ride by email. To get a ticket, you must agree to the dress code and to the code of conduct. This event is open to singles of all gender identities and sexual orientations. Non-ticket holders are welcome to join at 10PM at Circa 33. Buy tickets here: The birds and bees are stirring and roving, searching for dates, friends, and life partners. Join this bike ride to chirp and buzz with other singles, and experience the leaves of soaring trees gracing you with love and the sunset painting the sky with glorious colors while the clouds float away. Classy shirts, pants, skirts, dresses, and shoes are required. Also, comb your hair. The ride will meet at 7PM at a location within 1 mile from downtown. We will bike to Mount Tabor and end at Circa 33, where we will have an afterparty. There are limited number of tickets for men and women. To come to the ride, you must purchase a free ticket. Only to ticket holders, we will disclose the starting point a day before the ride by email. To get a ticket, you must agree to the dress code and to the code of conduct. This event is open to singles of all gender identities and sexual orientations. Non-ticket holders are welcome to join at 10PM at Circa 33. Code of Conduct: http://www.portlandbikeparty.bikelandia.net/about-us/ Buy tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/portland-bike-party-the-birds-and-the-bees-tickets-25341423881 → The birds and bees are stirring and roving, searching for dates, friends, and life partners. Join this bike ride to chirp and buzz with other singles, and experience the leaves of soaring trees gracing you with love and the sunset painting the sky with glorious colors while the clouds float away. Classy shirts, pants, skirts, dresses, and shoes are required. Also, comb your hair. The ride will meet at 7PM at a location within 1 mile from downtown. We will bike to Mount Tabor and end at Circa 33, where we will have an afterparty. There are limited number of tickets for men and women. To come to the ride, you must purchase a free ticket. Only to ticket holders, we will disclose the starting point a day before the ride by email. To get a ticket, you must agree to the dress code and to the code of conduct. This event is open to singles of all gender identities and sexual orientations. Non-ticket holders are welcome to join at 10PM at Circa 33. Buy tickets here: The birds and bees are stirring and roving, searching for dates, friends, and life partners. Join this bike ride to chirp and buzz with other singles, and experience the leaves of soaring trees gracing you with love and the sunset painting the sky with glorious colors while the clouds float away. Classy shirts, pants, skirts, dresses, and shoes are required. Also, comb your hair. The ride will meet at 7PM at a location within 1 mile from downtown. We will bike to Mount Tabor and end at Circa 33, where we will have an afterparty. There are limited number of tickets for men and women. <h2><a title="صور الحمد لله" href="https://rebrand.ly/Pictures-Alhamdallah">صور الحمدلله</a></h2> To come to the ride, you must purchase a free ticket. Only to ticket holders, we will disclose the starting point a day before the ride by email. To get a ticket, you must agree to the dress code and to the code of conduct. This event is open to singles of all gender identities and sexual orientations. Non-ticket holders are welcome to join at 10PM at Circa 33. Code of Conduct: http://www.portlandbikeparty.bikelandia.net/about-us/ Buy tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/portland-bike-party-the-birds-and-the-bees-tickets-25341423881
Change #49923
2018-08-30
12:42:28

update Calagator::Venue 202395979 Connective DX Community Room 2030 NW Pettygrove St Portland, OR 97209 Roll back

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Change #49922
2018-08-30
12:42:09

update Calagator::Event 1250468269 RactiveJS workshop with Marty Nelson Roll back

description An introduction and exploration of live, reactive templating with RactiveJS. Whether you're a beginner or a veteran of web development, leverage your HTML, JS, and CSS knowledge to easily create dynamic data-driven applications and websites. RSVP Here: ractivejs-workshop-april.eventbrite.com ###What is Ractive JS? Ractive is a template-driven UI library, but unlike other tools that generate inert HTML, it transforms your templates into blueprints for apps that are interactive by default. Some tools force you to learn a new vocabulary and structure your app in a particular way. Ractive works for you, not the other way around – and it plays well with other libraries. ###What will the workshop cover? ####Templating We'll cover the mustache basics and then dive into the expanded abilities of two-way binding, sections and expressions. Patterns for common use cases like master/detail relationships. ####Data, Binding and Observers Controlling data through template binding and programmatic manipulation. Establishing data flows with observers. Decorators, Events and Transitions & Animations Encapsulate DOM manipulation, respond to events and provide intro and outro effects ####Components Apply the fundamentals of Ractive in a modular fashion to build composable, powerful apps Advanced Configuration and Instantiation, and more ###Resources to get started * http://www.ractivejs.org/ * https://github.com/martypdx/ractive-workshop ###Installation Using Ractive can be as simple as adding a script tag in the browser. __However__, for this workshop please make sure you have node.js installed as will be exploring ractive in a modern build environment. Here's how to get started: http://docs.ractivejs.org/latest/get-started-with-node-js → An introduction and exploration of live, reactive templating with RactiveJS. Whether you're a beginner or a veteran of web development, leverage your HTML, JS, and CSS knowledge to easily create dynamic data-driven applications and websites. RSVP Here: ractivejs-workshop-april.eventbrite.com ###What is Ractive JS? Ractive is a template-driven UI library, but unlike other tools that generate inert HTML, it transforms your templates into blueprints for apps that are interactive by default. Some tools force you to learn a new vocabulary and structure your app in a particular way. Ractive works for you, not the other way around – and it plays well with other libraries. ###What will the workshop cover? ####Templating We'll cover the mustache basics and then dive into the expanded abilities of two-way binding, sections and expressions. Patterns for common use cases like master/detail relationships. ####Data, Binding and Observers Controlling data through template binding and programmatic manipulation. Establishing data flows with observers. Decorators, Events and Transitions & Animations Encapsulate DOM manipulation, respond to events and provide intro and outro effects ####Components Apply the fundamentals of Ractive in a modular fashion to build composable, powerful apps Advanced Configuration and Instantiation, and more ###Resources to get started * http://www.ractivejs.org/ <h2><a title="صور الحمد لله" href="https://rebrand.ly/Pictures-Alhamdallah">صور الحمدلله</a></h2> ###Installation Using Ractive can be as simple as adding a script tag in the browser. __However__, for this workshop please make sure you have node.js installed as will be exploring ractive in a modern build environment. Here's how to get started: http://docs.ractivejs.org/latest/get-started-with-node-js
Change #49921
2018-08-30
12:41:33

update Calagator::Venue 202393663 University Hospital South, UHS 8B60 OHSU, Portand, OR Roll back

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Change #49920
2018-08-30
12:39:20

update Calagator::Event 1250473542 PDXPUG: PUDL: Portland Urban Data Lake Roll back

description Presented by: Dr. Kristin Tufte This talk will describe work in Smart Cities in the Portland region. We’ll begin with the framework and motivation for the Smart Cities work and the question What is a Smart City? We’ll discuss Portland’s approach to Smart Cities, provide some historical context and then give an overview of ongoing Smart Cities projects including work on AV policy, the Portland Urban Data Lake, new sensors and earthquake resilience. The goal of the talk is to give the audience an overview of the work being done in Portland to bring a human face to data and technology and to inspire question and discussion. Dr. Tufte is actively involved in Portland’s Smart Cities work and was the data lead on the City of Portland’s Smart Cities proposal. Dr. Tufte has collaborated closely with transportation agencies in the Portland-Vancouver area for the past ten years and directs PORTAL — the regional transportation data archive. Dr. Tufte is a member of the Transportation Research Board’s Urban Data Committee, co-chairing its Urban Big Data subcommittee and Portland Global Cities Team Challenge Action Cluster. Dr. Tufte has a PhD in Database Management from the University of Wisconsin - Madison. Dr. Tufte’s passion is using data and technology to change people’s lives, especially those in traditionally underserved communities. → Presented by: Dr. Kristin Tufte This talk will describe work in Smart Cities in the Portland region. We’ll begin with the framework and motivation for the Smart Cities work and the question What is a Smart City? We’ll discuss Portland’s approach to Smart Cities, provide some historical context and then give an overview of ongoing Smart Cities projects including work on AV policy, the Portland Urban Data Lake, new sensors and earthquake resilience. The goal of the talk is to give the audience an overview of the work being done in Portland to bring a human face to data and technology and to inspire question and discussion. Dr. Tufte is actively involved in Portland’s Smart Cities work and was the data lead on the City of Portland’s Smart Cities proposal. Dr. Tufte has collaborated closely with transportation agencies in the Portland-Vancouver area for the past ten years and directs PORTAL — the regional transportation data archive. Dr. Tufte is a member of the Transportation Research Board’s Urban Data Committee, co-chairing its Urban Big Data subcommittee and Portland Global Cities Team Challenge Action Cluster. Dr. Tufte has a PhD in Database Management from the University of Wisconsin - Madison. Dr. Tufte’s passion is using data and technology to change people’s lives, especially those in traditionally underserved communities. <h2><a title="صور الحمد لله" href="https://rebrand.ly/Pictures-Alhamdallah">صور الحمدلله</a></h2>
Change #49919
2018-08-30
12:28:33

update Calagator::Venue 202395225 Elemental Technologies Roll back

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Change #49918
2018-08-30
12:28:29

update Calagator::Venue 202391893 Portland Art Museum: Kridel Grand Ballroom Roll back

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