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Change #10843
2011-09-21
14:20:29

update Calagator::Event 1250461337 Web Analytics Wednesday Roll back

description It is that time again for another round of the revived Web Analytics Wednesday experience in Portland, OR. The event this month will be held in the private Lipman & Wolfe room on the 3rd floor of the Hotel Monaco, which is located at 506 S.W. Washington Street. As always, everyone is welcome, from existing Web Analytics practitioners to those with even a passing interest in the field. Web Analytics Wednesday was founded in 2005 and is now the largest social networking event for Web Analytics Professionals, connecting thousands of people across the globe. Come join your fellow Web Analysts and Marketing Professionals to network, collaborate, share ideas, and become a part of the conversation. Drinks and food will be graciously provided by our sponsor Webtrends and the event will begin at 6PM on Wednesday, September 28th. We will also be lucky enough to have a brief presentation from Sarah Buchanan, the Director of Digital Strategy at Roundhouse, and Justin Kistner, the Director of Social Products at Webtrends. The current schedule is as follows: 6:00 – 7:00: Networking/Drinks/Snacks 7:00 - 7:30: Open Forum/Special Presentation by Sarah Buchanan & Justin Kistner 7:30 – 9:00: More Networking/Drinks/Snacks Should you have any questions or need help locating the event, please feel to contact us directly at: Dash Lavine: Telephone: 503-380-1127 Email: [email protected] Twitter: @dashlavine Jeff Porter: Telephone: 503-333-0254 Email: [email protected] If you intend to join us, notification via the Web Analytics Demystified site at http://bit.ly/wawpdx would be much appreciated. Such communication will allow us to make arrangements for the correct number of attendees. Hope to see you there. Dash Lavine About Webtrends (www.webtrends.com): Webtrends founded the web analytics industry in 1993. Today, our leadership extends much further, to social media measurement, paid-search optimization and connecting the online and offline data silos scattered throughout organizations.We help you turn the data generated by your web site, blogs, online campaigns and enterprise systems into understanding of your customers and, ultimately, business opportunity. Our people and products help you answer complicated business questions – rather than disguise incomplete answers in colorful charts and graphs. About roundhouse (www.roundhouseagency.com): Headquartered in Portland, roundhouse is an agency based on creativity and innovation. We are moved by what we do and passionate about how it's done. Clients range from global brands to local business all-stars. Our portfolio and practices encompass creative concepts, design, copywriting, photography, development, strategy, social marketing and analytics. At roundhouse, we create with intent, inspire with purpose, and build with results in mind. About Web Analytics Demystified (www.webanalyticsdemystified.com): Web Analytics Demystified, founded in 2007 by internationally known author and former JupiterResearch analyst Eric T. Peterson, provides objective strategic web analytics consulting to companies striving to realize the full potential of their investment in web analytics. By bridging the gap between measurement technology and business strategy, Web Analytics Demystified has provided guidance to hundreds of companies around the world, including many of the best known retailers, financial services institutions, and media properties on the Internet. → It is that time again for another round of the revived Web Analytics Wednesday experience in Portland, OR. The event this month will be held in the private Lipman & Wolfe room on the 3rd floor of the Hotel Monaco, which is located at 506 S.W. Washington Street. As always, everyone is welcome, from existing Web Analytics practitioners to those with even a passing interest in the field. Web Analytics Wednesday was founded in 2005 and is now the largest social networking event for Web Analytics Professionals, connecting thousands of people across the globe. Come join your fellow Web Analysts and Marketing Professionals to network, collaborate, share ideas, and become a part of the conversation. Drinks and food will be graciously provided by our sponsor Webtrends and the event will begin at 6PM on Wednesday, September 28th. We will also be lucky enough to have a brief presentation from Sarah Buchanan, the Director of Digital Strategy at Roundhouse, and Justin Kistner, the Director of Social Products at Webtrends. The current schedule is as follows: 6:00 – 7:00: Networking/Drinks/Snacks 7:00 - 7:30: Open Forum/Special Presentation by Sarah Buchanan & Justin Kistner 7:30 – 9:00: More Networking/Drinks/Snacks Should you have any questions or need help locating the event, please feel to contact us directly at: Dash Lavine: Telephone: 503-380-1127 Email: [email protected] Twitter: @dashlavine Jeff Porter: Telephone: 503-333-0254 Email: [email protected] If you intend to join us, notification via the Web Analytics Demystified site at http://bit.ly/wawpdx would be much appreciated. Such communication will allow us to make arrangements for the correct number of attendees. Hope to see you there. Dash Lavine About Webtrends (www.webtrends.com): Webtrends founded the web analytics industry in 1993. Today, our leadership extends much further, to social media measurement, paid-search optimization and connecting the online and offline data silos scattered throughout organizations.We help you turn the data generated by your web site, blogs, online campaigns and enterprise systems into understanding of your customers and, ultimately, business opportunity. Our people and products help you answer complicated business questions – rather than disguise incomplete answers in colorful charts and graphs. About roundhouse (www.roundhouseagency.com): Headquartered in Portland, roundhouse is an agency based on creativity and innovation. We are moved by what we do and passionate about how it's done. Clients range from global brands to local business all-stars. Our portfolio and practices encompass creative concepts, design, copywriting, photography, development, strategy, social marketing and analytics. At roundhouse, we create with intent, inspire with purpose, and build with results in mind. About Web Analytics Demystified (www.webanalyticsdemystified.com): Web Analytics Demystified, founded in 2007 by internationally known author and former JupiterResearch analyst Eric T. Peterson, provides objective strategic web analytics consulting to companies striving to realize the full potential of their investment in web analytics. By bridging the gap between measurement technology and business strategy, Web Analytics Demystified has provided guidance to hundreds of companies around the world, including many of the best known retailers, financial services institutions, and media properties on the Internet.
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venue_details Alder Creek BC Room (2nd Floor) → Lipman & Wolfe Room (3rd Floor)
Change #10842
2011-09-21
14:20:10

update Calagator::Event 1250461337 Web Analytics Wednesday Roll back

description It is that time again for another round of the revived Web Analytics Wednesday experience in Portland, OR. The event this month will be held in the private Alder Creek BC room on the 2nd floor of the Hotel Monaco, which is located at 506 S.W. Washington Street. As always, everyone is welcome, from existing Web Analytics practitioners to those with even a passing interest in the field. Web Analytics Wednesday was founded in 2005 and is now the largest social networking event for Web Analytics Professionals, connecting thousands of people across the globe. Come join your fellow Web Analysts and Marketing Professionals to network, collaborate, share ideas, and become a part of the conversation. Drinks and food will be graciously provided by our sponsor Webtrends and the event will begin at 6PM on Wednesday, September 28th. We will also be lucky enough to have a brief presentation from Sarah Buchanan, the Director of Digital Strategy at Roundhouse, and Justin Kistner, the Director of Social Products at Webtrends. The current schedule is as follows: 6:00 – 7:00: Networking/Drinks/Snacks 7:00 - 7:30: Open Forum/Special Presentation by Sarah Buchanan & Justin Kistner 7:30 – 9:00: More Networking/Drinks/Snacks Should you have any questions or need help locating the event, please feel to contact us directly at: Dash Lavine: Telephone: 503-380-1127 Email: [email protected] Twitter: @dashlavine Jeff Porter: Telephone: 503-333-0254 Email: [email protected] If you intend to join us, notification via the Web Analytics Demystified site at http://bit.ly/wawpdx would be much appreciated. Such communication will allow us to make arrangements for the correct number of attendees. Hope to see you there. Dash Lavine About Webtrends (www.webtrends.com): Webtrends founded the web analytics industry in 1993. Today, our leadership extends much further, to social media measurement, paid-search optimization and connecting the online and offline data silos scattered throughout organizations.We help you turn the data generated by your web site, blogs, online campaigns and enterprise systems into understanding of your customers and, ultimately, business opportunity. Our people and products help you answer complicated business questions – rather than disguise incomplete answers in colorful charts and graphs. About roundhouse (www.roundhouseagency.com): Headquartered in Portland, roundhouse is an agency based on creativity and innovation. We are moved by what we do and passionate about how it's done. Clients range from global brands to local business all-stars. Our portfolio and practices encompass creative concepts, design, copywriting, photography, development, strategy, social marketing and analytics. At roundhouse, we create with intent, inspire with purpose, and build with results in mind. About Web Analytics Demystified (www.webanalyticsdemystified.com): Web Analytics Demystified, founded in 2007 by internationally known author and former JupiterResearch analyst Eric T. Peterson, provides objective strategic web analytics consulting to companies striving to realize the full potential of their investment in web analytics. By bridging the gap between measurement technology and business strategy, Web Analytics Demystified has provided guidance to hundreds of companies around the world, including many of the best known retailers, financial services institutions, and media properties on the Internet. → It is that time again for another round of the revived Web Analytics Wednesday experience in Portland, OR. The event this month will be held in the private Lipman & Wolfe room on the 3rd floor of the Hotel Monaco, which is located at 506 S.W. Washington Street. As always, everyone is welcome, from existing Web Analytics practitioners to those with even a passing interest in the field. Web Analytics Wednesday was founded in 2005 and is now the largest social networking event for Web Analytics Professionals, connecting thousands of people across the globe. Come join your fellow Web Analysts and Marketing Professionals to network, collaborate, share ideas, and become a part of the conversation. Drinks and food will be graciously provided by our sponsor Webtrends and the event will begin at 6PM on Wednesday, September 28th. We will also be lucky enough to have a brief presentation from Sarah Buchanan, the Director of Digital Strategy at Roundhouse, and Justin Kistner, the Director of Social Products at Webtrends. The current schedule is as follows: 6:00 – 7:00: Networking/Drinks/Snacks 7:00 - 7:30: Open Forum/Special Presentation by Sarah Buchanan & Justin Kistner 7:30 – 9:00: More Networking/Drinks/Snacks Should you have any questions or need help locating the event, please feel to contact us directly at: Dash Lavine: Telephone: 503-380-1127 Email: [email protected] Twitter: @dashlavine Jeff Porter: Telephone: 503-333-0254 Email: [email protected] If you intend to join us, notification via the Web Analytics Demystified site at http://bit.ly/wawpdx would be much appreciated. Such communication will allow us to make arrangements for the correct number of attendees. Hope to see you there. Dash Lavine About Webtrends (www.webtrends.com): Webtrends founded the web analytics industry in 1993. Today, our leadership extends much further, to social media measurement, paid-search optimization and connecting the online and offline data silos scattered throughout organizations.We help you turn the data generated by your web site, blogs, online campaigns and enterprise systems into understanding of your customers and, ultimately, business opportunity. Our people and products help you answer complicated business questions – rather than disguise incomplete answers in colorful charts and graphs. About roundhouse (www.roundhouseagency.com): Headquartered in Portland, roundhouse is an agency based on creativity and innovation. We are moved by what we do and passionate about how it's done. Clients range from global brands to local business all-stars. Our portfolio and practices encompass creative concepts, design, copywriting, photography, development, strategy, social marketing and analytics. At roundhouse, we create with intent, inspire with purpose, and build with results in mind. About Web Analytics Demystified (www.webanalyticsdemystified.com): Web Analytics Demystified, founded in 2007 by internationally known author and former JupiterResearch analyst Eric T. Peterson, provides objective strategic web analytics consulting to companies striving to realize the full potential of their investment in web analytics. By bridging the gap between measurement technology and business strategy, Web Analytics Demystified has provided guidance to hundreds of companies around the world, including many of the best known retailers, financial services institutions, and media properties on the Internet.
Change #10841
2011-09-21
11:24:14

update Calagator::Venue 202393031 e-Discovery Roll back

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Change #10840
2011-09-21
11:22:43

create Calagator::Event 1250461373 ALT.NET Roll back

description nil → The alt.net group is kicking off again talking on all sorts of dev topics, come join us for discussion, presentation, and impromptu developer bits.
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Change #10839
2011-09-21
11:22:43

create Calagator::Venue 202393031 e-Discovery Roll back

events_count nil → 1
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title nil → e-Discovery
Change #10838
2011-09-21
11:17:46

update Calagator::Event 1250461291 Vision Planning for the Community-Minded Roll back

description Vision planning for people who want to do something for a community. Do you not yet have a vision statement written out, or would you like to tweak or revise? And do you say things like, "I was hoping someone would want to contribute to my project since it is for the public good"? Then this workshop is for you. Saturday, September 20th, 10am-12pm. Alex Linsker, Catherine Poole, and Russ Finkelstein will be the main facilitators and coaches of the workshop. The main questions about your vision: Where are you coming from? What phrasing describes the reason why you’re doing this? If related questions come up organically, we’ll explore. These questions are where groups like “Collective Agency” started. Whether a website, open source project, discussion group, nonprofit startup, or something else, the main focus of the people who show up will be for the benefit of a group or groups of people (the "community"). We’ll have fun and develop a vision planning community of our own. In 2 hours we will meet-and-greet (go around and say what we’re working on and what we’d like to happen with it), have a brief overview, then invest most of the time in one-on-one coaching in 15 minute sessions. Coaches will each bring a vision plan for something they’ve done. This event is free of charge. Coaching/mentoring/skill-sharing will be available here in the future with both free and paid options. Please RSVP. Plancast is best, so people can see you're coming. Email [email protected] or tweet @alexlinsker with any questions. → Vision planning for people who want to do something for a community. Do you not yet have a vision statement written out, or would you like to tweak or revise? And do you say things like, "I'm hoping someone will want to contribute to my project: it is for the public good"? Then this workshop is for you. Saturday, September 20th, 10am-12pm. Alex Linsker, Catherine Poole, and Russ Finkelstein will be the main facilitators and coaches of the workshop. The main questions about your vision: Where are you coming from? What phrasing describes the reason why you’re doing this? If related questions come up organically, we’ll explore. These questions are where groups like “Collective Agency” started. Whether a website, open source project, discussion group, nonprofit startup, or something else, the main focus of the people who show up will be for the benefit of a group or groups of people (the "community"). We’ll have fun and develop a vision planning community of our own. In 2 hours we will meet-and-greet (go around and say what we’re working on and what we’d like to happen with it), have a brief overview, then invest most of the time in one-on-one coaching in 15 minute sessions. Coaches will each bring a vision plan for something they’ve done. This event is free of charge. Coaching/mentoring/skill-sharing will be available here in the future with both free and paid options. Please RSVP. Plancast is best, so people can see you're coming. Email [email protected] or tweet @alexlinsker with any questions.
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Change #10837
2011-09-21
10:38:27

update Calagator::Event 1250460862 High-end Throughput With Low-end Hardware: A Case Study Using Cassandra Roll back

description Identifying fraud and suspicious activity on the Internet is all about data. iovation protects its customers by analyzing devices performing high value transactions and recommending an action in real-time based on past activity. Apache Cassandra can consume and analyze a ridiculous amount of data while keeping costs low. At iovation an implementation using Cassandra currently supports 10,000 read/write operations per second on a cluster storing over 1 billion rows in 500GB, Cassandra makes this solution horizontally scalable, highly available, recoverable, and cheap (under $20k). In this presentation Darin will cover some of the other options his team explored, hardware choices that were made, and the more interesting tunables Cassandra offers that allow you to squeeze IOPS out of your cluster. Presenter: Darin Glatt, Principal Application Architec, iovation Darin Glatt is software developer with over 10 years experience working with large-scale distributed systems. He is currently the Application Architect for iovation where he helps fight fraud, account take over, and identity theft on the Internet by tracking device reputation and suspicious activity in real-time. Prior to taking on the bad guys of the Internet, Darin helped build a massively multi-player blackjack game for the UltimateBet platform and developed MetroOnes nationwide VoIP network, the backbone of their 411 offering. → Identifying fraud and suspicious activity on the Internet is all about data. iovation protects its customers by analyzing devices performing high value transactions and recommending an action in real-time based on past activity. Apache Cassandra can consume and analyze a ridiculous amount of data while keeping costs low. At iovation an implementation using Cassandra currently supports 10,000 read/write operations per second on a cluster storing over 1 billion rows in 500GB, Cassandra makes this solution horizontally scalable, highly available, recoverable, and cheap (under $20k). In this presentation Darin will cover some of the other options his team explored, hardware choices that were made, and the more interesting tunables Cassandra offers that allow you to squeeze IOPS out of your cluster. Presenter: Darin Glatt, Principal Application Architec, iovation Darin Glatt is software developer with over 10 years experience working with large-scale distributed systems. He is currently the Application Architect for iovation where he helps fight fraud, account take over, and identity theft on the Internet by tracking device reputation and suspicious activity in real-time. Prior to taking on the bad guys of the Internet, Darin helped build a massively multi-player blackjack game for the UltimateBet platform and developed MetroOnes nationwide VoIP network, the backbone of their 411 offering.
locked nil → false
title High-end Throughput With Low-end Hardware: A Case Study Using Cassandra → The Right Tool for the Job: iovation Shares How Cassandra Helped Them Scale
venue_details SAO Member Rate: $25 Non Member Rate: $45 Walk-in Fee: $10 Online registration ends August 24th @ 1:00pm → SAO Member Rate: $25 Non Member Rate: $45 Walk-in Fee: $10 Online registration ends August 24th @ 1:00pm
Change #10836
2011-09-21
10:15:18

update Calagator::Event 1250461291 Vision Planning for the Community-Minded Roll back

description Vision planning for people who want to do something for a community. Do you not yet have a vision statement written out, or would you like to tweak or revise? And do you say things like, "I was hoping someone would want to contribute to my project since it is for the public good"? Then this workshop is for you. Saturday, September 20th, 10am-12pm. Alex Linsker and Catherine Poole will be the main facilitators and coaches of the workshop. The main questions about your vision: Where are you coming from? What phrasing describes the reason why you’re doing this? If related questions come up organically, we’ll explore. These questions are where groups like “Collective Agency” started. Whether a website, open source project, user group, nonprofit, or something else, the main focus of the people who show up will be for the benefit of a group or groups of people (the "community"). We’ll have fun and develop a vision planning community of our own. In 2 hours we will meet-and-greet (go around and say what we’re working on and what we’d like to happen with it), have a brief overview, then invest most of the time in one-on-one coaching in 15 minute sessions. Coaches will each bring a vision plan for something they’ve done. This event is free of charge. Coaching/mentoring/skill-sharing will be available here in the future with both free and paid options. Please RSVP. Plancast is best, so people can see you're coming. Email [email protected] or tweet @alexlinsker with any questions. → Vision planning for people who want to do something for a community. Do you not yet have a vision statement written out, or would you like to tweak or revise? And do you say things like, "I was hoping someone would want to contribute to my project since it is for the public good"? Then this workshop is for you. Saturday, September 20th, 10am-12pm. Alex Linsker, Catherine Poole, and Russ Finkelstein will be the main facilitators and coaches of the workshop. The main questions about your vision: Where are you coming from? What phrasing describes the reason why you’re doing this? If related questions come up organically, we’ll explore. These questions are where groups like “Collective Agency” started. Whether a website, open source project, discussion group, nonprofit startup, or something else, the main focus of the people who show up will be for the benefit of a group or groups of people (the "community"). We’ll have fun and develop a vision planning community of our own. In 2 hours we will meet-and-greet (go around and say what we’re working on and what we’d like to happen with it), have a brief overview, then invest most of the time in one-on-one coaching in 15 minute sessions. Coaches will each bring a vision plan for something they’ve done. This event is free of charge. Coaching/mentoring/skill-sharing will be available here in the future with both free and paid options. Please RSVP. Plancast is best, so people can see you're coming. Email [email protected] or tweet @alexlinsker with any questions.
Change #10835
2011-09-20
23:10:34

create Calagator::Event 1250461372 PDX Tech4Good Round Table Roll back

description nil → It’s the PDXTech4Good Back-to-School Special! Our September meetup offers three roundtables for a lively show and tell session on a topic of your choosing. Just like the first day of school, PDXTech4Good will focus the first fall session on getting to know you and your organization. We invite you to bring an idea, challenge, solution, or tip to share in one of three suggested breakouts—websites, databases, and social media. Got a topic not included in one of the breakouts? Bring it and we will work it into the mix.
end_time nil → 2011-09-27 19:30:00 -0700
id nil → 1250461372
start_time nil → 2011-09-27 17:30:00 -0700
title nil → PDX Tech4Good Round Table
url nil → http://www.meetup.com/netsquared-13/events/23819811/?a=ce1.2p_grp&rv=ce1.2p
venue_id nil → 202391730
Change #10834
2011-09-20
17:39:41

update Calagator::Event 1250461291 Vision Planning for the Community-Minded Roll back

description Vision planning for people who want to do something for a community. Do you not yet have a vision statement written out, or would you like to tweak or revise? And do you say things like, "I was hoping someone would want to contribute to my project since it is for the public good"? Then this workshop is for you. Saturday, September 20th, 10am-12pm. Alex Linsker and Catherine Poole will be the main facilitators and coaches of the workshop. The main questions about your vision: Where are you coming from? What phrasing describes the reason why you’re doing this? If related questions come up organically, we’ll explore. These questions are where groups like “Collective Agency” started. Whether a website, open source project, user group, nonprofit, or something else, the main focus of the people who show up will be for the benefit of a group or groups of people (the "community"). We’ll have fun and develop a vision planning community of our own. In 2 hours we will meet-and-greet (go around and say what we’re working on and what we’d like to happen with it), have a brief overview, then invest most of the time in one-on-one coaching in 15 minute sessions. Coaches will each bring a vision plan for something they’ve done. This event is free of charge. Coaching/mentoring/skill-sharing will be available here in the future with both free and paid options. → Vision planning for people who want to do something for a community. Do you not yet have a vision statement written out, or would you like to tweak or revise? And do you say things like, "I was hoping someone would want to contribute to my project since it is for the public good"? Then this workshop is for you. Saturday, September 20th, 10am-12pm. Alex Linsker and Catherine Poole will be the main facilitators and coaches of the workshop. The main questions about your vision: Where are you coming from? What phrasing describes the reason why you’re doing this? If related questions come up organically, we’ll explore. These questions are where groups like “Collective Agency” started. Whether a website, open source project, user group, nonprofit, or something else, the main focus of the people who show up will be for the benefit of a group or groups of people (the "community"). We’ll have fun and develop a vision planning community of our own. In 2 hours we will meet-and-greet (go around and say what we’re working on and what we’d like to happen with it), have a brief overview, then invest most of the time in one-on-one coaching in 15 minute sessions. Coaches will each bring a vision plan for something they’ve done. This event is free of charge. Coaching/mentoring/skill-sharing will be available here in the future with both free and paid options. Please RSVP. Plancast is best, so people can see you're coming. Email [email protected] or tweet @alexlinsker with any questions.
Change #10833
2011-09-20
17:38:48

update Calagator::Event 1250461291 Vision Planning for the Community-Minded Roll back

description Vision planning for people who want to do something for a community. Do you not yet have a vision statement written out, or would you like to tweak or revise? Then this workshop is for you. Saturday, September 20th, 10am-12pm. Alex Linsker and Catherine Poole will be the main facilitators and coaches of the workshop. The main questions about your vision: Where are you coming from? What phrasing describes the reason why you’re doing this? If related questions come up organically, we’ll explore. These questions are how groups like “Collective Agency” started. Whether a website, open source project, user group, nonprofit, or something else, the main focus of the people who show up will be for the benefit of a group or groups of people (the "community"). We’ll have fun and develop a vision planning community of our own. In 2 hours we will meet-and-greet (go around and say what we’re working on and what we’d like to happen with it), have a brief overview, then invest most of the time in one-on-one coaching in 15 minute sessions. Coaches will each bring a vision plan for something they’ve done. This event is free of charge. Coaching/mentoring/skill-sharing will be available here in the future with both free and paid options. → Vision planning for people who want to do something for a community. Do you not yet have a vision statement written out, or would you like to tweak or revise? And do you say things like, "I was hoping someone would want to contribute to my project since it is for the public good"? Then this workshop is for you. Saturday, September 20th, 10am-12pm. Alex Linsker and Catherine Poole will be the main facilitators and coaches of the workshop. The main questions about your vision: Where are you coming from? What phrasing describes the reason why you’re doing this? If related questions come up organically, we’ll explore. These questions are where groups like “Collective Agency” started. Whether a website, open source project, user group, nonprofit, or something else, the main focus of the people who show up will be for the benefit of a group or groups of people (the "community"). We’ll have fun and develop a vision planning community of our own. In 2 hours we will meet-and-greet (go around and say what we’re working on and what we’d like to happen with it), have a brief overview, then invest most of the time in one-on-one coaching in 15 minute sessions. Coaches will each bring a vision plan for something they’ve done. This event is free of charge. Coaching/mentoring/skill-sharing will be available here in the future with both free and paid options.
Change #10832
2011-09-20
17:37:09

update Calagator::Event 1250461291 Write a One-Page Business Plan Roll back

description VISION: To host a "Write a One-Page Business Plan" workshop this month. Vision, Market Need, Team, Marketing, Operations, Finance. For social venture and business ideas. With ongoing support of people here. OPERATIONS: A two hour workshop, 10am-12pm, with people going to lunch afterward, and individuals and groups being here ongoing for support. Saturday Sept 24th. MARKET NEED: So many people could be better at describing what they want to do or are doing, in a page or less (defining priorities!). Why? For other people to know what the idea is, what the logistics are, and know what they can do to help, whether: investing, joining the team, helping grow the vision, advising, being a partner... FINANCIALS: Consultants/coaches/individuals can charge on their own if they'd like to, but this will start out free of charge with no cash costs. Each person who participates should expect to get something fulfilling out of it. The venue is for conversations, work, and events like this. TEAM: Alex Linsker will facilitate the event with other Collective Agency supporters, including @Cacophonous_Joy who specializes in Vision, and hopefully many new people. MARKETING: People will tell people, and RSVP via email, Plancast, Facebook or Twitter. Calagator and other events calendars. Please RSVP and tell friends and co-workers. → Vision planning for people who want to do something for a community. Do you not yet have a vision statement written out, or would you like to tweak or revise? Then this workshop is for you. Saturday, September 20th, 10am-12pm. Alex Linsker and Catherine Poole will be the main facilitators and coaches of the workshop. The main questions about your vision: Where are you coming from? What phrasing describes the reason why you’re doing this? If related questions come up organically, we’ll explore. These questions are how groups like “Collective Agency” started. Whether a website, open source project, user group, nonprofit, or something else, the main focus of the people who show up will be for the benefit of a group or groups of people (the "community"). We’ll have fun and develop a vision planning community of our own. In 2 hours we will meet-and-greet (go around and say what we’re working on and what we’d like to happen with it), have a brief overview, then invest most of the time in one-on-one coaching in 15 minute sessions. Coaches will each bring a vision plan for something they’ve done. This event is free of charge. Coaching/mentoring/skill-sharing will be available here in the future with both free and paid options.
title Write a One-Page Business Plan → Vision Planning for the Community-Minded
Change #10831
2011-09-20
15:02:29

create Calagator::Event 1250461371 Portland Ruby Brigade monthly meeting Roll back

description nil → <i>ABOUT THE GROUP: The Portland Ruby Brigade is a user group for Ruby programmers in the Portland Oregon area. Join other developers for presentations and discussions about Ruby, libraries, tools and techniques. The group usually meets on the first Tuesday of the month, "Ruby Tuesday".</i>
end_time nil → 2011-12-06 21:00:00 -0800
id nil → 1250461371
start_time nil → 2011-12-06 19:00:00 -0800
title nil → Portland Ruby Brigade monthly meeting
url nil → http://pdxruby.org/
venue_id nil → 202391576
Change #10830
2011-09-20
15:02:02

create Calagator::Event 1250461370 Portland Ruby Brigade monthly meeting Roll back

description nil → <i>ABOUT THE GROUP: The Portland Ruby Brigade is a user group for Ruby programmers in the Portland Oregon area. Join other developers for presentations and discussions about Ruby, libraries, tools and techniques. The group usually meets on the first Tuesday of the month, "Ruby Tuesday".</i>
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Change #10829
2011-09-20
14:58:46

create Calagator::Event 1250461369 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 → 2011-12-19 21:00:00 -0800
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title nil → pdxdevops: Portland DevOps user group meeting
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Change #10828
2011-09-20
14:58:26

create Calagator::Event 1250461368 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>
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Change #10827
2011-09-20
14:53:02

create Calagator::Event 1250461367 Portland Functional Programming Study Group Roll back

description nil → <i>ABOUT THE GROUP: Join programmers, researchers and enthusiasts to discuss functional programming. pdxfunc is a study/user group exploring the world of functional programming based in Portland, Oregon. The group welcomes programmers interested in all functional languages, including Haskell, Erlang, OCaml, Scala, and others. The group meets regularly and provides presentations, demos and discussions applicable to all skill levels, from newbies and experts. The meetings are usually on the second Monday of the month.</i>
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title nil → Portland Functional Programming Study Group
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Change #10826
2011-09-20
14:52:47

create Calagator::Event 1250461366 Portland Functional Programming Study Group Roll back

description nil → <i>ABOUT THE GROUP: Join programmers, researchers and enthusiasts to discuss functional programming. pdxfunc is a study/user group exploring the world of functional programming based in Portland, Oregon. The group welcomes programmers interested in all functional languages, including Haskell, Erlang, OCaml, Scala, and others. The group meets regularly and provides presentations, demos and discussions applicable to all skill levels, from newbies and experts. The meetings are usually on the second Monday of the month.</i>
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Change #10825
2011-09-20
14:20:52

update Calagator::Event 1250461324 PDX-UX Meeting - UX & UI designers and developers user group Roll back

description Who doesn’t love to be part of something new? Join us for the very first meeting of the PDX-UX user group! This month, we’ll have three to four demos from local companies showcasing the latest techniques in UX and UI development and design. We will provide free food, drinks, networking and discussions. Who: Anyone interested in discussing or showcasing cutting-edge user interface and user experience development and design. We’d also love to meet some exciting and motivated potential employees, so feel free to invite your talented designer and developer friends! When: Thursday, September 22nd Food and networking at 5:30 Demos start at 6:00 and will wrap up before 7:00 Where: Thetus Corporation 34 NW 1st Avenue (corner of 1st and Couch) 3rd floor Portland, OR 97209 ---Google Group--- We’ll be meeting the 3rd Thursday of every month in the same location--if you’d like to join and/or you're interested in getting updates for future meetings, join our PDX-UX Google Group! http://groups.google.com/group/pdx-ux?hl=en → Who doesn’t love to be part of something new? Join us for the very first meeting of the PDX-UX user group! This month, we’ll have three to four demos from local companies showcasing the latest techniques in UX and UI development and design. We will provide free food, drinks, networking and discussions. Who: Anyone interested in discussing or showcasing cutting-edge user interface and user experience development and design. We’d also love to meet some exciting and motivated potential employees, so feel free to invite your talented designer and developer friends! When: Thursday, September 29th Food and networking at 5:30 Demos start at 6:00 and will wrap up before 7:00 Where: Thetus Corporation 34 NW 1st Avenue (corner of 1st and Couch) 3rd floor Portland, OR 97209 ---Google Group--- We’ll be meeting the 3rd Thursday of every month in the same location--if you’d like to join and/or you're interested in getting updates for future meetings, join our PDX-UX Google Group! http://groups.google.com/group/pdx-ux?hl=en
end_time 2011-09-22 18:30:00 -0700 → 2011-09-29 18:30:00 -0700
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Change #10824
2011-09-20
13:38:41

update Calagator::Event 1250461216 Dorkbot Workshop -- PCB Layout Using EAGLE Roll back

description More details TBA → Cost: FREE No RSVP required. Just drop in. Description: We all love circuits with blinky lights that make strange noises, but imagine how much cooler your circuits would look on a custom-designed and manufactured circuit board. It's easier than it may seem, and we're going to show you how it's down. Using the free version of EAGLE PCB you can design your own circuit boards in a format that is then easy to have fabricated. This is an introductory course on using EAGLE to design printed circuit boards for fabrication. It's aimed at beginners that may have breadboarded some electronics, and now want to make a final circuit board. We'll design a simple circuit, draw out the schematic, and lay out a board. Bring a computer: Mac, Linux, or Windows. Please download and install Eagle beforehand from http://www.cadsoftusa.com/downloads/ Laen, the ever dedicated Dorkbotter behind the DorkbotPDX group PCB order, will be showing you all of the necessary ins and outs so that you, too, can make your very own printed circuit boards.
Change #10823
2011-09-20
12:06:34

update Calagator::Event 1250461253 Portland Rational Users Group Roll back

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Change #10822
2011-09-20
12:06:13

update Calagator::Event 1250461253 Portland Rational Users Group Roll back

description Please join us for our inaugural meeting! Meeting topic: Continuous Integration Using Rational Team Concert Rational Team Concert integrates source control and build and allows developers to execute automated tests as part of the build. This presentation describes how to use RTC's capabilities such as streams, workspaces, snapshots, continuous builds and personal builds to implement continuous integration. Pete Steinfeld has worked for IBM since 2003 when IBM acquired Rational Software. He's worked with build and install technology since 2001. He currently manages a team which maintains over 150 daily builds for 20 different Rational product teams. Pete's team has worked with Rational Team Concert since its inception and has helped several development teams migrate their builds and development to it. → [POSTPONED - NOT ENOUGH PEOPLE SIGNED UP. JOIN THE USER GROUP TO BE NOTIFIED OF FUTURE MEETINGS - http://www.rational-ug.org/groups.php?groupid=146 ] Please join us for our inaugural meeting! Meeting topic: Continuous Integration Using Rational Team Concert Rational Team Concert integrates source control and build and allows developers to execute automated tests as part of the build. This presentation describes how to use RTC's capabilities such as streams, workspaces, snapshots, continuous builds and personal builds to implement continuous integration. Pete Steinfeld has worked for IBM since 2003 when IBM acquired Rational Software. He's worked with build and install technology since 2001. He currently manages a team which maintains over 150 daily builds for 20 different Rational product teams. Pete's team has worked with Rational Team Concert since its inception and has helped several development teams migrate their builds and development to it.
venue_id 202392942 → 202392977
Change #10821
2011-09-20
12:06:13

create Calagator::Venue 202392977 postponed Roll back

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Change #10820
2011-09-20
11:53:19

update Calagator::Event 1250461311 PLUG Advanced Topics: Roundtable: Web serving in the post-LAMP era Roll back

description This month's meeting will be a roundtable discussion about modern web serving. The CGI era gave way to LAMP and we're now onto the next generation: - node.js and NoSQL make LAMP overkill for many situations - AJAX/JavaScript are moving much application logic to the browser - Apache is giving way to lighttpd, node.js, nginx and others - We've gone from 9" Mac support to 1024 X 768 and now to 4" phones - URL Shorteners. Who would have thought? - Users now routinely block ads, scripting and Flash - Apple has declared war on Flash! - HTML 5 and CSS 3 are starting to appear in the wild - Security is finally coming first, not last How have these factors changed the way you serve web content? Are the fundamental problems being solved and making your job easier? Please share your experiences at this roundtable and bring your questions. When: Tuesday, September 20th, 7PM Where: Free Geek: 1731 SE 10th Avenue, not far from the Lucky Lab Food and Drink: Bring your own, consider Lucky Lab take-out → This month's meeting will be a roundtable discussion about modern web serving. The CGI.pl/ODBC era gave way to LAMP and we're now onto the next generation: - node.js and NoSQL make LAMP overkill for many situations - AJAX/JavaScript are moving much application logic to the browser - Apache is giving way to lighttpd, node.js, nginx and others - We've gone from 9" Mac support to 1024 X 768 and now to 4" phones - URL Shorteners. Who would have thought? - Users now routinely block ads, scripting and Flash - Apple has declared war on Flash! - HTML 5 and CSS 3 are starting to appear in the wild - Security is finally coming first, not last How have these factors changed the way you serve web content? Are the fundamental problems being solved and making your job easier? Please share your experiences at this roundtable and bring your questions. When: Tuesday, September 20th, 7PM Where: Free Geek: 1731 SE 10th Avenue, not far from the Lucky Lab Food and Drink: Bring your own, consider Lucky Lab take-out
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Change #10819
2011-09-20
10:29:59

create Calagator::Event 1250461365 September Portland Game Developer Interest Group / IGDA Meeting Roll back

description nil → Hello local game developers, developers, enthusiasts, and other assorted great people. The rain has returned, and so has the time for the next PAGDIG/IGDA meeting, this Thursday 9/22 at 7pm at the Quimby Lucky Lab, located at 1945 NW Quimby St. Stop by, say hi, have a slice and/or beverage, and talk all things game development. See you there!
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Change #10818
2011-09-19
18:22:28

update Calagator::Event 1250461364 Portland Startup Weekend Bootcamp Roll back

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Change #10817
2011-09-19
18:21:19

create Calagator::Event 1250461364 Portland Startup Weekend Bootcamp Roll back

description nil → This is an intensive training session for Portland Startup Weekend which happens one week later (10/14-16). This is for those serious about getting the most out of Startup Weekend.
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Change #10816
2011-09-19
18:18:12

create Calagator::Event 1250461363 Android Weekly Workgroup Roll back

description nil → Android Weekly Workgroup at the Lucky Lab Brew Pub http://www.luckylab.com/ Come and work on your personal Android projects in a workgroup. Share what your doing, ask questions, help others. All skill levels, including beginners, are welcome to attend. Confirmation of attendance is suggested but not required. If no one shows by 5:30 pm, the meeting will be automatically canceled unless otherwise noted on the website. Please check the group's website for last minute updates. Agenda: 5:00 - 5:30: Arrival, Meet and Greet 5:30 - 5:45: Introductions and Discussion 5:45 - 9:00: Coding web: http://groups.google.com/group/pdx-android-workgroup email: [email protected] Meet along the back wall near an open power outlet. A small temporary sign will be visible if you look carefully. Discussion topics may be pre-suggested on the group's site, but the main focus of the meeting is coding personal projects.
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Change #10815
2011-09-19
14:43:03

update Calagator::Event 1250461362 Oregon Gears Gas Engine And Antique Reproduction Show Roll back

description Oregon Home Machinists Inc. Presents: Gas Engine And Antique Reproduction Show An Exhibition of Model Engineering and Home Shop Machining September 24-25, 2011 Open to the public 9-5 Saturday 9-3 Sunday Admission $9, children under 12 free Parking is free Location: Kliever Armory 10000 N.E 33rd Drive Portland, Oregon 97211-1798 A cool exhibition of small engines, CNC work and occasional steampunk gear. → Oregon Home Machinists Inc. Presents: Gas Engine And Antique Reproduction Show An Exhibition of Model Engineering and Home Shop Machining September 24-25, 2011 Open to the public 9-5 Saturday 9-3 Sunday Admission $9, children under 12 free Parking is free Location: Kliever Armory 10000 N.E 33rd Drive Portland, Oregon 97211-1798 A cool exhibition of small engines, CNC work and occasional steampunk gear. Tutorials: GEARS 2011 Tutorials A series of Tutorials for the Home Shop Machinist will be presented throughout the show. Adding Motor Control To Your Machines CNC Overview Basic Electricity For The Shop Selecting And Installing A DRO
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Change #10814
2011-09-19
14:40:05

update Calagator::Venue 202392976 Kliever Armory Roll back

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Change #10813
2011-09-19
14:39:26

create Calagator::Event 1250461362 Oregon Gears Gas Engine And Antique Reproduction Show Roll back

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Change #10812
2011-09-19
14:39:26

create Calagator::Venue 202392976 Kliever Armory Roll back

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Change #10811
2011-09-19
14:34:31

update Calagator::Event 1250461311 PLUG Advanced Topics: Roundtable: Web serving in the post-LAMP era Roll back

description This month's meeting will be a roundtable discussion about modern web serving. The CGI era gave way to LAMP and we're now onto the next generation: - node.js and NoSQL make LAMP overkill for many situations - AJAX/JavaScript are moving much application logic to the browser - Apache is giving way to lighttpd, node.js, nginx and others - We've gone from 9" Mac support to 1024 X 768 and now to 4" phones - Users now routinely block ads, scripting and Flash - Apple has declared war on Flash! - HTML 5 and CSS 3 are starting to appear in the wild - Security is finally coming first, not last How have these factors changed the way you serve web content? Are the fundamental problems being solved and making your job easier? Please share your experiences at this roundtable and bring your questions. When: Tuesday, September 20th, 7PM Where: Free Geek: 1731 SE 10th Avenue, not far from the Lucky Lab Food and Drink: Bring your own, consider Lucky Lab take-out → This month's meeting will be a roundtable discussion about modern web serving. The CGI era gave way to LAMP and we're now onto the next generation: - node.js and NoSQL make LAMP overkill for many situations - AJAX/JavaScript are moving much application logic to the browser - Apache is giving way to lighttpd, node.js, nginx and others - We've gone from 9" Mac support to 1024 X 768 and now to 4" phones - URL Shorteners. Who would have thought? - Users now routinely block ads, scripting and Flash - Apple has declared war on Flash! - HTML 5 and CSS 3 are starting to appear in the wild - Security is finally coming first, not last How have these factors changed the way you serve web content? Are the fundamental problems being solved and making your job easier? Please share your experiences at this roundtable and bring your questions. When: Tuesday, September 20th, 7PM Where: Free Geek: 1731 SE 10th Avenue, not far from the Lucky Lab Food and Drink: Bring your own, consider Lucky Lab take-out
Change #10810
2011-09-19
12:57:59

update Calagator::Event 1250461214 Portland Java User Group Roll back

description This month's topic: TBD ---------- Speaker: TBD ---------- PJUG meetings start with some time to eat and socialize (pizza and beverages are provided), followed by the featured speaker, then Q&A, discussion, sometimes a drawing to give away swag. :) Though we like knowing how many people to expect, you don't *have* to RSVP, on Upcoming or otherwise. Go ahead and just show up! Many people also go for a drink and further discussion following the meeting, at a location determined ad hoc (lately, Trees restaurant in the same building). http://twitter.com/pjug http://pjug.org/ (join our mailing list, linked from the website!) → This month's topic: GWT in the Real World - Building Enterprise GWT Applications in Legacy Application Frameworks This is a discussion on how Nike replaced a legacy JavaScript data grid with a grid written in GWT. Topics covered will include: * Why GWT? * Architectural design considerations * Packaging and deployment * Deploying GWT into a JDK 1.4 container * Browser compatibility issues * Performance, performance, performance - how we made it as fast as possible * Useful tools, libraries, and technologies * Lessons learned ---------- Speaker: Douglas Bullard Douglas Bullard has been writing Enterprise applications in Java and associated technologies for 15 years. He has spent the last 10 years at Nike working on Nike.net - Nike's B2B e-commerce site. ---------- PJUG meetings start with some time to eat and socialize (pizza and beverages are provided), followed by the featured speaker, then Q&A, discussion, sometimes a drawing to give away swag. :) Though we like knowing how many people to expect, you don't *have* to RSVP, on Upcoming or otherwise. Go ahead and just show up! Many people also go for a drink and further discussion following the meeting, at a location determined ad hoc (lately, Trees restaurant in the same building). http://twitter.com/pjug http://pjug.org/ (join our mailing list, linked from the website!)
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Change #10809
2011-09-19
11:25:46

update Calagator::Event 1250461336 Lean IT Leadership: Problem Solving Workshop Roll back

description Many Lean IT initiatives, such as Agile software development, and the ITIL service management framework, intend to do just that. But often something is missing – the basic discipline for teams to find and fix problems once and for all. At the heart of Lean Thinking is the Plan-Do-Check-Act problem solving process popularized by Dr. Deming over fifty years ago. This problem solving discipline is still vital today, and it’s the very core of what it means to be a “learning organization.” This workshop provides hands-on, experiential learning by applying this discipline to a problem that is meaningful to you: <ul><li> First comes a little advance homework – choose a problem you and your team face, gather some data and artifacts, and speak to your stakeholders to understand their perspectives and needs</li> <li>Then attend the workshop for a six-hour interactive walkthrough of the problem solving process, during which we will tackle the problem you and your team have brought to class</li> <li>Take what you’ve learned back to your workplace and share with your associates <li>Then participate in a conference call with the course instructor to discuss what you’ve learned, and how you and your team are addressing in a way that it stays solved</li> </ul> Register and learn more: http://learningforleverage.com/events/lean-it-problem-solving-workshop/ → At the heart of Lean Thinking is the Plan-Do-Check-Act problem solving process popularized by Dr. Deming over fifty years ago. This problem solving discipline is still vital today, and it’s the very core of what it means to be a “learning organization.” This workshop provides hands-on, experiential learning by applying this discipline to a problem that is meaningful to you: <ul><li> First comes a little advance homework – choose a problem you and your team face, gather some data and artifacts, and speak to your stakeholders to understand their perspectives and needs</li> <li>Then attend the workshop for a six-hour interactive walkthrough of the problem solving process, during which we will tackle the problem you and your team have brought to class</li> <li>Take what you’ve learned back to your workplace and share with your associates <li>Then participate in a conference call with the course instructor to discuss what you’ve learned, and how you and your team are addressing in a way that it stays solved</li> </ul> Register and learn more: http://learningforleverage.com/events/lean-it-problem-solving-workshop/
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Change #10808
2011-09-18
14:49:30

update Calagator::Event 1250461236 PSU Aerospace Society Launch (Brothers, Oregon) Roll back

description This schedule is from the August launch, but will likely be the same as the October launch. Saturday 07/30 10:30am - 3:00pm Drive to Brothers, Oregon launch site (4.5 hour drive). Saturday 07/30 3:00pm - 7:00pm Set up launch site. Saturday 07/30 Evening Final prep, marshmallow roast, star viewing. Sunday 07/31 8:00am - 12:00pm Final launch prep. Sunday 07/31 12:00pm - 2:00pm Target time for launch! Sunday 07/31 2:00pm - 4:00pm Recover rocket, pack up. Sunday 07/31 4:00pm - Evening Possibly dinner in Bend, return to Portland (4.5 hour drive) Portland's premier rocket club is scheduling a public rocket launch in the Oregon high desert. This is the fourth launch of our third generation rocket. We expect to reach about 14,000 feet and to break the sound barrier! It's a 12 foot tall aluminum and fiberglass rocket that burns almost 15 pounds of fuel! If you've never seen a large(ish) rocket launch this could be your chance! This will be very similar to our last launch in October, but with new flight computer electronics. Read about our last launch here: http://psas.pdx.edu/news/2010-10-17-2/ Brothers is a long way from anywhere, we come in on Saturday and camp. You're welcome to join us. For the less adventurous (there are no amenities, bring your own water and food) you can stay in Bend and drive in -- it's about 45 minutes -- on Sunday morning. Directions to the launch site: http://www.oregonrocketry.com/?page_id=78 → Oct 16 Launch date is tentative! http://psas.pdx.edu/news/2011-08-16/ This schedule is from the August launch, but will likely be the same as the October launch. Saturday 07/30 10:30am - 3:00pm Drive to Brothers, Oregon launch site (4.5 hour drive). Saturday 07/30 3:00pm - 7:00pm Set up launch site. Saturday 07/30 Evening Final prep, marshmallow roast, star viewing. Sunday 07/31 8:00am - 12:00pm Final launch prep. Sunday 07/31 12:00pm - 2:00pm Target time for launch! Sunday 07/31 2:00pm - 4:00pm Recover rocket, pack up. Sunday 07/31 4:00pm - Evening Possibly dinner in Bend, return to Portland (4.5 hour drive) Portland's premier rocket club is scheduling a public rocket launch in the Oregon high desert. This is the fourth launch of our third generation rocket. We expect to reach about 14,000 feet and to break the sound barrier! It's a 12 foot tall aluminum and fiberglass rocket that burns almost 15 pounds of fuel! If you've never seen a large(ish) rocket launch this could be your chance! This will be very similar to our last launch in October, but with new flight computer electronics. Read about our last launch here: http://psas.pdx.edu/news/2010-10-17-2/ Brothers is a long way from anywhere, we come in on Saturday and camp. You're welcome to join us. For the less adventurous (there are no amenities, bring your own water and food) you can stay in Bend and drive in -- it's about 45 minutes -- on Sunday morning. Directions to the launch site: http://www.oregonrocketry.com/?page_id=78
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Change #10807
2011-09-18
14:49:05

destroy Calagator::Event 1250461361 conick Roll back

Change #10806
2011-09-18
14:49:03

destroy Calagator::Venue 202392975 cikaso Roll back

Change #10805
2011-09-18
14:42:46

create Calagator::Event 1250461361 conick Roll back

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Change #10804
2011-09-18
14:42:46

create Calagator::Venue 202392975 cikaso Roll back

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Change #10803
2011-09-18
14:15:59

create Calagator::Event 1250461360 PLUG Linux Clinic Roll back

description nil → The Portland Linux / Unix Group Holds its Linux Clinic on the third Sunday of every month at Free Geek, 1731 SE 10th Avenue, 97214 from 1 to 5 pm. Bring your Linux computer that's being a brat and we'll make it behave like a model of decorum. Or bring your <insert evil operating system> computer and we'll turn it into a beautiful Linux box. It's also acceptable just to show up and look over shoulders to see what Linux is all about. We have mice, keyboards and monitors, so normally all you need to bring is the box. For further information e-mail [email protected].
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Change #10802
2011-09-18
14:15:27

create Calagator::Event 1250461359 PLUG Linux Clinic Roll back

description nil → The Portland Linux / Unix Group Holds its Linux Clinic on the third Sunday of every month at Free Geek, 1731 SE 10th Avenue, 97214 from 1 to 5 pm. Bring your Linux computer that's being a brat and we'll make it behave like a model of decorum. Or bring your <insert evil operating system> computer and we'll turn it into a beautiful Linux box. It's also acceptable just to show up and look over shoulders to see what Linux is all about. We have mice, keyboards and monitors, so normally all you need to bring is the box. For further information e-mail [email protected].
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Change #10801
2011-09-18
14:12:26

create Calagator::Event 1250461358 PLUG Linux Clinic Roll back

description nil → The Portland Linux / Unix Group Holds its Linux Clinic on the third Sunday of every month at Free Geek, 1731 SE 10th Avenue, 97214 from 1 to 5 pm. Bring your Linux computer that's being a brat and we'll make it behave like a model of decorum. Or bring your <insert evil operating system> computer and we'll turn it into a beautiful Linux box. It's also acceptable just to show up and look over shoulders to see what Linux is all about. We have mice, keyboards and monitors, so normally all you need to bring is the box. For further information e-mail [email protected].
end_time nil → 2011-10-16 17:00:00 -0700
id nil → 1250461358
start_time nil → 2011-10-16 13:00:00 -0700
title nil → PLUG Linux Clinic
url nil → http://pdxlinux.osuosl.org/meetings/
venue_id nil → 202389965
Change #10800
2011-09-16
17:57:09

update Calagator::Event 1250461357 Citizenry / ePDX Code Sprint Roll back

description Come help work on Citizenry! Citizenry is a Ruby on Rails project that powers <a href="http://epdx.org">ePDX</a>, Portland's tech directory, and other similar sites across the country. Specifically wanting to work on: <ul> <li>Setting up a copy of Citizenry on Heroku to find the pitfalls involved, improve documentation, and fix related bugs.</li> <li>Evaluating the possibility of converting the app a Rails engine to make it easier for people in other communities to customize.</li> <li>Allowing people to add multiple links to their profile, including automatic linking to other authorized profiles.</li> <li>Enabling third-party editing of associations (e.g. adding projects to a company)</li> </ul> This is pretty casual, as code sprints go. I'm planning to wander over to Cloud Seven on Sunday morning and hack on Citizenry stuff. You should come and join me. — @reidab → Come help work on Citizenry! Citizenry is a Ruby on Rails project that powers <a href="http://epdx.org">ePDX</a>, Portland's tech directory, and other similar sites across the country. Specifically wanting to work on: <ul> <li>Setting up a copy of Citizenry on Heroku to find the pitfalls involved, improve documentation, and fix related bugs.</li> <li>Evaluating the possibility of converting the app a Rails engine to make it easier for people in other communities to customize.</li> <li>Allowing people to add multiple links to their profile, including automatic linking to other authorized profiles.</li> <li>Enabling third-party editing of associations (e.g. adding projects to a company)</li> </ul> This is pretty casual, as code sprints go. Basically I'm planning to wander over to Cloud Seven and hack on Citizenry stuff and anyone who wants to join me is welcome. — @reidab
locked nil → false
Change #10799
2011-09-16
17:52:00

update Calagator::Event 1250461357 Citizenry / ePDX Code Sprint Roll back

description Come help work on Citizenry, the software that powers ePDX.org! Specifically wanting to work on: <ul> <li>Setting up a copy of Citizenry on Heroku to find the pitfalls involved, improve documentation, and fix related bugs.</li> <li>Evaluating the possibility of converting the app a Rails engine to make it easier for people in other communities to customize.</li> <li>Allowing people to add multiple links to their profile, including automatic linking to other authorized profiles.</li> <li>Enabling third-party editing of associations (e.g. adding projects to a company)</li> </ul> This is pretty casual, as code sprints go. I'm planning to wander over to Cloud Seven on Sunday morning and hack on Citizenry stuff. You should come and join me. — @reidab → Come help work on Citizenry! Citizenry is a Ruby on Rails project that powers <a href="http://epdx.org">ePDX</a>, Portland's tech directory, and other similar sites across the country. Specifically wanting to work on: <ul> <li>Setting up a copy of Citizenry on Heroku to find the pitfalls involved, improve documentation, and fix related bugs.</li> <li>Evaluating the possibility of converting the app a Rails engine to make it easier for people in other communities to customize.</li> <li>Allowing people to add multiple links to their profile, including automatic linking to other authorized profiles.</li> <li>Enabling third-party editing of associations (e.g. adding projects to a company)</li> </ul> This is pretty casual, as code sprints go. I'm planning to wander over to Cloud Seven on Sunday morning and hack on Citizenry stuff. You should come and join me. — @reidab
Change #10798
2011-09-16
17:50:25

update Calagator::Event 1250461357 Citizenry / ePDX Code Sprint Roll back

description Come help work on Citizenry, the software that powers ePDX.org! Specifically wanting to work on: - Setting up a copy of Citizenry on Heroku to find the pitfalls involved, improve documentation, and fix related bugs. - Evaluating the possibility of converting the app a Rails engine to make it easier for people in other communities to customize. - Allowing people to add multiple links to their profile, including automatic linking to other authorized profiles. - Enabling third-party editing of associations (e.g. adding projects to a company) → Come help work on Citizenry, the software that powers ePDX.org! Specifically wanting to work on: <ul> <li>Setting up a copy of Citizenry on Heroku to find the pitfalls involved, improve documentation, and fix related bugs.</li> <li>Evaluating the possibility of converting the app a Rails engine to make it easier for people in other communities to customize.</li> <li>Allowing people to add multiple links to their profile, including automatic linking to other authorized profiles.</li> <li>Enabling third-party editing of associations (e.g. adding projects to a company)</li> </ul> This is pretty casual, as code sprints go. I'm planning to wander over to Cloud Seven on Sunday morning and hack on Citizenry stuff. You should come and join me. — @reidab
venue_details nil →
Change #10797
2011-09-16
17:48:26

update Calagator::Source 996334660 http://plancast.com/p/7jst Roll back

imported_at nil → 2011-09-16 17:48:24 -0700
Change #10796
2011-09-16
17:48:25

create Calagator::Event 1250461357 Citizenry / ePDX Code Sprint Roll back

description nil → Come help work on Citizenry, the software that powers ePDX.org! Specifically wanting to work on: - Setting up a copy of Citizenry on Heroku to find the pitfalls involved, improve documentation, and fix related bugs. - Evaluating the possibility of converting the app a Rails engine to make it easier for people in other communities to customize. - Allowing people to add multiple links to their profile, including automatic linking to other authorized profiles. - Enabling third-party editing of associations (e.g. adding projects to a company)
end_time nil → 2011-09-18 10:00:00 -0700
id nil → 1250461357
source_id nil → 996334660
start_time nil → 2011-09-18 10:00:00 -0700
title nil → Citizenry / ePDX Code Sprint
url nil → http://plancast.com/p/7jst
venue_id nil → 202392974
Change #10795
2011-09-16
17:48:25

create Calagator::Venue 202392974 Cloud Seven Cafe Roll back

address nil → 901 Northwest 10th Avenue, Portland, OR, United States
country nil → US
events_count nil → 1
id nil → 202392974
latitude nil → 45.5295
locality nil → Portland
longitude nil → -122.6815
postal_code nil → 97209
region nil → OR
source_id nil → 996334660
street_address nil → 901 Nw 10th Ave
title nil → Cloud Seven Cafe
Change #10794
2011-09-16
17:48:23

create Calagator::Source 996334660 http://plancast.com/p/7jst Roll back

id nil → 996334660
url nil → http://plancast.com/p/7jst