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2016-03-18
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Before You Code - Planning Before An Agile Project?
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Just because your project is agile doesn't mean you shouldn't plan. After all, isn't failing quickly on paper faster than in production? In this talk, we will discuss what elements of your project can and should be defined up front. We will discuss estimates, wire framing, sequence diagrams and you will leave with tangible practices and examples -this isn't another theory talk designed to espouse project management dogma. This is "real" world software development. |
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Just because your project is agile doesn't mean you shouldn't plan. After all, isn't failing quickly on paper faster than in production? In this talk, we will discuss what elements of your project can and should be defined up front. We will discuss estimates, wire framing, sequence diagrams and you will leave with tangible practices and examples -this isn't another theory talk designed to espouse project management dogma. This is "real" world software development.
All startup lunches may be recorded or live streamed. Subscribe to our twitter feed and look for the link one hour prior to the event.
https://twitter.com/PrototypeCowork
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Change #38276
2016-03-18
07:40:20
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Startup Lunch: Planning and Executing a Software Release
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Whether you are launching a product or a version, releases can be a tricky and scary process. Have you ever shipped a release with a critical bug that was a result of bad practices? I had a *friend* that did that once…let’s learn from his mistake. Maybe you have some stories to share as well?
All startup lunches may be recorded or live streamed. Subscribe to our twitter feed and look for the link one hour prior to the event.
https://twitter.com/PrototypeCowork
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Change #38275
2016-03-18
07:29:38
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VanTechy - A starting point for #VancouverTech
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VanTechy is the social starting point for the Vancouver Tech scene.
The beginning of a startup is about people and ideas. VanTechy, is our local meeting point for meeting each other in a relaxed, casual format. Our goals include:
-Welcoming new people to the growing Vancouver tech community.
-Sharing and discovering local events, opportunities, connections.
-Growing our skills and learning new things.
-Sharing our experience by mentoring new members.
For beginners, VanTechy is where you should start.
For veterans, VanTechy is a place to share and mentor others. |
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Change #38274
2016-03-18
07:27:18
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Startup Lunch: Early Gotchas when Starting a Tech Company (in Washington)
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When launching your startup, there are many steps you need to take that have very little to do with your product. Learn from the mistakes of previous startups as we discuss the basics of benefits, insurance, PTO, on-boarding, taxes, and internships.
All startup lunches may be recorded or live streamed. Subscribe to our twitter feed and look for the link one hour prior to the event.
https://twitter.com/PrototypeCowork |
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Change #38273
2016-03-17
23:52:53
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Founder's Happy Hour
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Vancouver is bursting at the seams with new energy, founders, spaces, businesses. You can hear the buzz downtown everywhere you go. Come hear the buzz firsthand and meet some of the great people up here making it happen. |
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Change #38272
2016-03-17
19:09:14
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Websites as Storytelling Tools: A Case Study
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<p>An organization's website is one of its most important storytelling tools. Join us at the Multnomah County Library's central branch to hear from the team who brought the Library's award-winning website to life. How did they develop the site to tell the brand story of the Multnomah County Library? What challenges did they face? How can nonprofits and other civic organizations apply these learnings to their own work?</p> <p><b>PRESENTERS</b></p> <p><b>Jeremy Graybill, Marketing + Online Engagement Director, Multnomah County Library</b><br>Jeremy Graybill is the Marketing + Online Engagement Director for Multnomah County Library. Throughout his 15 year career in creative services, Jeremy has lead award-winning marketing campaigns, directed the development and deployment of an award-winning next-gen website, implemented new services on social and mobile platforms, and emphasized user-centered design in all things. Throughout his work with both mission-driven and for-profit organizations, he has led extensive branding and identity campaigns, led strategic communication efforts from idea to execution, and brought an emphasis on audience segmentation, analysis and measurement to the table. Jeremy has overseen broad and effective social media campaigns - successfully building and engaging new audiences and incorporating these strategies into traditional and existing outreach tools.</p> <p><br><b>Matthew Timberlake, IT Portfolio Manager, Multnomah County Library<br></b>Matthew Timberlake is the IT Portfolio Manager for Multnomah County Library, one of the nation's busiest, where he works to deliver transformative technology to all libraries. He is a founding member of the Digital Inclusion Network and is passionate about digital equity and issues of access, privacy, net neutrality and social justice. Multnomah County Library is the largest single provider of free broadband access, training and equipment in Multnomah County, hosting almost 2 million free public access sessions each year.</p> <p><b>Josh Mitchell, Chief Technology Officer, Drupal<br></b>Josh Mitchell is the Chief Technology Office for the Drupal Association and former Enterprise Application Services Manager for Multnomah County. As the technology leader for the Drupal Association, his mission is to build and maintain the strategic roadmap sites and tools that support the Drupal community. Drupal.org is the home of a diverse and vibrant open source community that builds the content management framework used by organizations such as The White House, NBC Universal, The Weather Channel, the Australian government, and many more high impact sites around the world.</p> <p><br><i>This meetup is part of a global series on Digital Storytelling, sponsored by TechSoup. <br></i></p> <p><b>TWITTER</b></p> <p>Event: Use the #pdxt4g hashtag, and/or mention @PDXTech4Good <br>Presenters: @jeremygraybill<br>Venue host: @MultCoLib<br>Sponsors: @NetSquared and @NTENorg</p> <p><b>AGENDA</b></p> <p>Networking and refreshments: 6-6:20p.m. <br>Presentation and Q&A: 6:30-7:40p.m. <br>**The building closes at 8 p.m., so we'll wrap up a little early this month!**</p> <p><b>ACCESSIBILITY</b></p> <p>We want everyone to be able to participate in the PDXTech4Good community and events. Please don't hesitate to contact us and let us know what we can do to accommodate your needs.</p> <p><b>WHAT YOU'LL GET OUT OF PDXTECH4GOOD EVENTS</b></p> <p>Nonprofit staffers will find a friendly, welcoming atmosphere for those not experienced with technology, and many chances to ask questions of tech-experienced nonprofits and experts.</p> <p>Techies will find opportunities to hear the real-world stories of nonprofit clients, and put their own expertise to social good — as well as the potential for lasting relationships (be they paid or volunteer) with leading organizations in our community.</p> <p>Activists and community organizers will see and be given the chance to present on successful uses of technology for social change. We'll explore how technology can help support activism and where activism can push it forward.</p> |
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2016-03-17
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Websites as Storytelling Tools: A Case Study
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<p>An organization's website is one of its most important storytelling tools. Join us at the Multnomah County Library's central branch to hear from the team who brought the Library's award-winning website to life. How did they develop the site to tell the brand story of the Multnomah County Library? What challenges did they face? How can nonprofits and other civic organizations apply these learnings to their own work?</p> <p><b>PRESENTERS</b></p> <p><b>Jeremy Graybill, Marketing + Online Engagement Director, Multnomah County Library</b><br>Jeremy Graybill is the Marketing + Online Engagement Director for Multnomah County Library. Throughout his 15 year career in creative services, Jeremy has lead award-winning marketing campaigns, directed the development and deployment of an award-winning next-gen website, implemented new services on social and mobile platforms, and emphasized user-centered design in all things. Throughout his work with both mission-driven and for-profit organizations, he has led extensive branding and identity campaigns, led strategic communication efforts from idea to execution, and brought an emphasis on audience segmentation, analysis and measurement to the table. Jeremy has overseen broad and effective social media campaigns - successfully building and engaging new audiences and incorporating these strategies into traditional and existing outreach tools.</p> <p><br><b>Matthew Timberlake, IT Portfolio Manager, Multnomah County Library<br></b>Matthew Timberlake is the IT Portfolio Manager for Multnomah County Library, one of the nation's busiest, where he works to deliver transformative technology to all libraries. He is a founding member of the Digital Inclusion Network and is passionate about digital equity and issues of access, privacy, net neutrality and social justice. Multnomah County Library is the largest single provider of free broadband access, training and equipment in Multnomah County, hosting almost 2 million free public access sessions each year.</p> <p><b>Josh Mitchell, Chief Technology Officer, Drupal<br></b>Josh Mitchell is the Chief Technology Office for the Drupal Association and former Enterprise Application Services Manager for Multnomah County. As the technology leader for the Drupal Association, his mission is to build and maintain the strategic roadmap sites and tools that support the Drupal community. Drupal.org is the home of a diverse and vibrant open source community that builds the content management framework used by organizations such as The White House, NBC Universal, The Weather Channel, the Australian government, and many more high impact sites around the world.</p> <p><br><i>This meetup is part of a global series on Digital Storytelling, sponsored by TechSoup. <br></i></p> <p><b>TWITTER</b></p> <p>Event: Use the #pdxt4g hashtag, and/or mention @PDXTech4Good <br>Presenters: @jeremygraybill<br>Venue host: @MultCoLib<br>Sponsors: @NetSquared and @NTENorg</p> <p><b>AGENDA</b></p> <p>Networking and refreshments: 6-6:20p.m. <br>Presentation and Q&A: 6:30-7:40p.m. <br>**The building closes at 8 p.m., so we'll wrap up a little early this month!**</p> <p><b>ACCESSIBILITY</b></p> <p>We want everyone to be able to participate in the PDXTech4Good community and events. Please don't hesitate to contact us and let us know what we can do to accommodate your needs.</p> <p><b>WHAT YOU'LL GET OUT OF PDXTECH4GOOD EVENTS</b></p> <p>Nonprofit staffers will find a friendly, welcoming atmosphere for those not experienced with technology, and many chances to ask questions of tech-experienced nonprofits and experts.</p> <p>Techies will find opportunities to hear the real-world stories of nonprofit clients, and put their own expertise to social good — as well as the potential for lasting relationships (be they paid or volunteer) with leading organizations in our community.</p> <p>Activists and community organizers will see and be given the chance to present on successful uses of technology for social change. We'll explore how technology can help support activism and where activism can push it forward.</p> |
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Websites as Storytelling Tools: A Case Study |
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2016-03-17
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The Innovative CTO Mini Lab experience hosted by 7CTOs and Portland CTOs
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2016-03-16
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Portland Python Presentation Night
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# Come join us for Pythonic talks!
All levels are welcome! Talk levels vary from beginner to advanced.
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* **TBD** by TBD
After there should be time to chat, and ask each other questions.
RSVP at [Meetup](http://www.meetup.com/pdxpython/events/229152085/)
Join us on our [python.org](http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/portland) mailing list and in **#pdxpython** on Freenode. All are welcome! |
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All levels are welcome! Talk levels vary from beginner to advanced.
This month:
* **Python in Civil/Environmental Engineering** by Paul Hobson
After there should be time to chat, and ask each other questions.
RSVP at [Meetup](http://www.meetup.com/pdxpython/events/229152085/)
Join us on our [python.org](http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/portland) mailing list and in **#pdxpython** on Freenode. All are welcome! |
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Change #38265
2016-03-16
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Before You Code - Planning Before An Agile Project?
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Just because your project is agile doesn't mean you shouldn't plan. After all, isn't failing quickly on paper faster than in production? In this talk, we will discuss what elements of your project can and should be defined up front. We will discuss estimates, wire framing, sequence diagrams and you will leave with tangible practices and examples -this isn't another theory talk designed to espouse project management dogma. This is "real" world software development. |
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2016-03-16
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2016-03-16
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Change #38262
2016-03-15
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Ruby on Rails PDX Monthly Meetup
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2016-03-15
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2016-03-15
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2016-03-15
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2016-03-15
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2016-03-15
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2016-03-15
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2016-03-15
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2016-03-15
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2016-03-15
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2016-03-15
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2016-03-15
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2016-03-15
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2016-03-15
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Ruby on Rails PDX Monthly
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Similar to other amazing meetups in PDX, our meetup requires a reservation on Meetup.com and has a max of 50 attendees. We will be checking reservations at the door as people enter the space. For maps and directions check out our venue details page for more information. |
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2016-03-15
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Open House - Hear from the Director of Oregon Story Board!
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<p>Come join us!</p> <p>We are welcoming Shelley Midthun, Director of Oregon Story Board, to The Tech Academy.</p> <p>Oregon Story Board is a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing the digital storytelling industry in Oregon by providing the resources companies and entrepreneurs need to thrive. </p> <p><br>Come join us for food, drinks, coffee, and a lot of fun and opportunity to network.</p> <p>All are welcome!</p> <p>Please RSVP, so we have an accurate count for refreshments.</p> |
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2016-03-15
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DORKBOTPDX April 3rd WORKSHOP: Analog Guitar Distortion Workshop
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Build your own Fuzzface distortion guitar pedal clone while learning about the history and theory of analog electric guitar distortion. General principles of building analog guitar effects will also be discussed. All parts will be provided for a working Fuzzface clone minus an enclosure. Please bring your own soldering tool, solder, wire cutters, and strippers. $30 fee covers cost of parts and PCB.
Instructor: Jim Titus
Limited to 15 people
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RSVP to [email protected]
Sunday, March 27th
1pm - 5pm @ Ctrl-H
7608 N. Interstate
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Build your own Fuzzface distortion guitar pedal clone while learning about the history and theory of analog electric guitar distortion. General principles of building analog guitar effects will also be discussed. All parts will be provided for a working Fuzzface clone minus an enclosure. Please bring your own soldering tool, solder, wire cutters, and strippers. $30 fee covers cost of parts and PCB.
Instructor: Jim Titus
Limited to 15 people
RSVP required!
RSVP to [email protected]
Sunday, April 3rd
1pm - 5pm @ Ctrl-H
7608 N. Interstate
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2016-03-15
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DORKBOTPDX April 3rd WORKSHOP: Analog Guitar Distortion Workshop
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Build your own Fuzzface distortion guitar pedal clone while learning about the history and theory of analog electric guitar distortion. General principles of building analog guitar effects will also be discussed. All parts will be provided for a working Fuzzface clone minus an enclosure. Please bring your own soldering tool, solder, wire cutters, and strippers. $30 fee covers cost of parts and PCB.
Instructor: Jim Titus
Limited to 15 people
RSVP required!
RSVP to [email protected]
Sunday, March 27th
1pm - 5pm @ Ctrl-H
7608 N. Interstate
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Change #38237
2016-03-14
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DonutJS
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A fun night of code, donuts, and karaoke for the Portland tech community! Tickets cost $10 and leftover proceeds go to a local non-profit. Come meet some new friends and nom on some yummy donuts. The meetup consists of four 10-minute talks, performances, karaoke, and donuts! Talks will include a mix of creative projects, personal passions, and in-depth technical subjects! See http://donutjs.club for more details and to get your ticket! :) |
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Cup & Bar's delicious drinks & toasts will be available for purchase, as well as a special DonutJS sandwich! |
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Change #38236
2016-03-14
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Galois Tech talk: Toward Extracting Monadic Programs from Proofs
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The Curry-Howard Isomorphism motivates the well known proofs-as-programs interpretation. Under that interpretation, sufficiently different proofs yield different programs. This work is a step toward extracting monadic programs from proofs. In working with the list monad as a motivating example, we discovered that the standard type bind
(M a -> (a -> M b) -> M b) does not contain enough information to allow many proofs to go through. For lists, an implicit assumption on the function of type ( a -> M b) is that the input of type a is an element of the list of type M b. We developed an new typeclass of epsilon-monads to be able to strengthen the function type. Epsilon-monads are monads that support a membership predicate. Epsilon-monads enabled the development of a bind-induction proof rule which allows the extraction of monadic programs using the bind operator. Also, epsilon monads allow for extensional specifications of monadic programs. We used the Coq theorem prover to formalize the definitions and to prove many properties of the formalization. This is joint work with Hadi Shafe’i.
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James Caldwell is Professor and Head of the Computer Science Department at the University of Wyoming. He earned his PhD from Cornell in the Nuprl group advised by Robert Constable. Before moving to the University of Wyoming in 1998, he was a researcher in the formal methods group at the NASA Langley Research center. He moved to NASA from the Electric Corporate R&D center in Schenectady, NY where he was first exposed to formal verification. He has MS and BS degrees in computer science from SUNY Albany. Before coming to computer science he studied painting and sculpture at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
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Change #38235
2016-03-14
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Ruby on Rails PDX Bouldering Edition
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Change #38234
2016-03-14
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Refactoring for Asynchronous Execution on Mobile
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To improve responsiveness, developers often use asynchronous programming. In the post-PC era, asynchronous programming is even more in demand because mobile and wearable devices have limited resources and access the network excessively. One current development task is refactoring long-running, blocking synchronous code (for example, accessing the Web, a cloud, a database, or a file system) into nonblocking asynchronous code. This talk describes the refactorings that improve responsiveness, along with the obstacles of using asynchrony. It also presents the challenges of retrofitting asynchrony and presents program analyses and transformations and a growing, practical toolset and resources for retrofitting asynchrony.
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Danny Dig- Assistant Professor in the School of EECS at Oregon State University and an Adjunct Professor at University of Illinois
He published over 50 journal and conference papers on refactoring, of which five won awards at top Software Engineering conferences. According to Google Scholar, his publications have been cited 2200+ times. His PhD dissertation on API refactoring won the David Kuck Outstanding PhD dissertation award at U. of Illinois, the First Prize at the interdisciplinary ACM Student Research Competition Grand Finals, and the First Prize at the ACM SIGPLAN SRC. He wrote the world’s first open-source refactoring engine for Java (which was downloaded over 17,000 times in 2001).
Some of his other refactoring tools are shipping with the official release of Eclipse, NetBeans, or VisualStudio IDE and are used by millions of Java and C# developers. He regularly teaches on the topic of refactoring at summer schools, conference tutorials, and
technical courses in industry.
More info about his research and teaching is available on his homepage.
Event Details
Date: Thursday, March 31st, 2016
Location: TBD
Time: 5:30-7:30
Price: $25 Members/$45 Nonmembers
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2016-03-14
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Pitch Oregon
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Pitch Oregon provides founders the opportunity to win prizes consisting of free consulting and services to help you take your company to the next level while learning valuable insight from a judging panel that consists of successful entrepreneurs, VCs and Angels. A Grand Prize in the amount of $2,500-$10,000 will be given to the over-all winner!
What’s different about this Pitch Competition? In addition to listening to some of Oregon’s finest entrepreneurs pitch their business concepts and companies, you will have the opportunity to mix and mingle with Angels, VCs and Mentors from all around Oregon! In an effort to truly make this an event for all Oregon entrepreneurs, we have enlisted the assistance from organizations from around the state.
2016 Finalists:
A winner in each category will the announced and will receive a prize package consisting of free consulting and services to help you take your startup to the next level A Grand Prize in the amount of $5,000 – $10,000 will be given to the over-all winner! A complete list of prize packages can be found here.
Concept Stage –
- SQWAD Fantasy (Portland, Ore.)*
- ArtSmart (Portland, Ore.)*
- TOUGHER (Corvallis, Ore.)
Seed/Bootstrap Stage –
- Poda Foods (Portland, Ore.)*
- Red Plate Foods (Bend, Ore.)
- TripGrid (Portland, Ore.)
Mature Stage –
- DADO Labs (Portland, Ore.)
- Waitrainer (Eugene, Ore.)
- Royalty Spirits (Portland, Ore.)*
Judging Panel:
- Marcelino Alvarez, Founder and CEO of Uncorked Studios
- Greg Ennis, Managing Partner, Peninsula Ventures
- Diane Fraiman, Partner, Voyager Capital
- Julie Harrelson, CEO, Harrelson Group Inc., Fund Manager Cascade Angels
- Nitin Rai, Cofounder & CEO of First Insight, Managing Director of Elevate Capital and President of TiE Oregon
Plan to Watch? Not interested in pitching an idea, but still want to attend? We have you covered. Tickets are only $15 for members, $35 for non-members and $10 for students. Ticket can be purchased online here.
Emcees:
- Paige Hendrix Buckner, CEO and Founder of Client Joy, and Young Entrepreneurs Educator at TiE Oregon
- Ajay Malhotra, Vice President, Technology & Media Practice Group at CBRE
Thank you Sponsors:
Oregon BEST
Elevate Capital
KS&Co.
Deskhub
Client Joy
Tonkon Torp
Atmosera
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Act-On Software
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2016-03-14
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Test Ruby PDX Monthly Meeting
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2016-03-14
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Beers and Blockchains
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Change #38228
2016-03-14
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Welcome Home Coalition Friendraiser: Hosted by Portland Independent Chamber of Commerce (PICOC), Street Roots & Panic
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Join the Portland Independent Chamber of Commerce (PICOC), Street Roots newspaper, and the Welcome Home Coalition at Panic Studio at our friendraiser and fundraiser to learn about advocating for affordable housing solutions in the Portland Metro region. We invite you to join us as we learn about the issue of homelessness and how the community is organizing to solve it. Our goal is to have 50 people attend this free (donations encouraged) event. We’re looking forward to meeting you! |
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Change #38224
2016-03-13
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PDX Design Research Group
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<b>Don't Change My Chainsaw: Challenges in designing a tool for a skeptical audience</b>
In this presentation, Michael Oilar (MDC Research) will talk about a project involving research for a new battery-powered chainsaw design. They tested several iterations, from paper prototypes to high fidelity models. Their research revealed conflicting needs of different user audiences, as well as some resistance to change. Michael will talk about how they worked to resolve those conflicts in the final design.
Please join us for what promises to be an enlightening and entertaining evening!
About the Speaker
Michael Oilar is the President of MDC Research, a market research agency located in Portland, OR.
Event Details
Time: Informal networking is from 6:30 – 7:00, with Michael's talk to begin promptly at 7:00.
Light dinner to be provided from World Foods deli. Please RSVP on our Meetup site and let us know if you'll be attending.
http://www.meetup.com/PDX-Design-Research-Group/
Special thanks to Connective DX for hosting this event!
About This Organization...
The PDX Design Research Group is a multidisciplinary networking group focused on the role of research in the design of products, services and systems in business, government and non-profits. We welcome perspectives from all disciplines, including human-computer interaction, design, market research, and the social sciences, and others. Meetings are held every other month in downtown Portland, and include speakers, panel discussions, workshops, and other events, with opportunities to network and discuss relevant topics with fellow research professionals. |
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Change #38223
2016-03-13
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Rust Hack Session
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This is intended as a general-purpose hack session where folks with a little more experience writing/using Rust or who have an open source project or two that could use new contributors are encouraged to invite newcomers to hack-a-long for a few hours. There will be no specific topic or presentation, just a bunch of nerds nerding out on a (presumably) rainy Saturday afternoon.
Just to be clear, this is intended for all levels of programming/rust experience:
* Folks with more experience will benefit by possibly gaining new contributors for their projects.
* Folks with little/no experience will benefit from direct guidance working on a specific feature/bug in an existing project.
Recommendations for those with projects in mind:
Since we are asking that some of you come prepared with a project or two in mind that could benefit from additional contributors, the following will help:
* Post a comment on this [meetup.com] event with a link to the open source repository that you would like to invite people to work on.
* Create a list of issues that your project(s) could use help on. If you use Github as a project management tool, a github issue for each bug/feature/improvement you have in mind would be immensely helpful as a way to establish continuity between you and your new contributors after this meetup.
* Keep in mind the varying levels of skill/experience other folks might have and be prepared to offer some relatively low-hanging fruit in addition to more difficult tasks.
Also, don't let your lack of experience with programming/rust or lack of ownership over a particular project prevent you from proposing a project to work on...I personally have very little Rust experience and no projects of my own but know of a couple projects that could benefit from new contributors!
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Change #38222
2016-03-13
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Refresh Portland: Lessons From a Failed Project
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<h3>Our Topic</h3>
What happens when you “fake it till you make it” and then … don't make it? Rarely do you hear about the failures of entrepreneurs until they are distant memories. Kronda will share some hard lessons learned in the past year. What happened, why, and what she learned from it.
<h3>Our Presenter, Kronda Adair</h3>
Kronda Adair is the founder of <a href="http://karveldigital.com/">Karvel Digital</a>, a WordPress consultancy and development business. In addition to developing websites, Kronda gives business owners the training they need to own and manage their digital presence.
She is a regular speaker at WordPress meetups and Wordcamps and has been invited to speak at Ada Developer Academy, Beyond the Code, Open Source Bridge, Lesbians Who Tech Summit, and others. She has given talks on WordPress deployment processes, successful site planning, starting your own business, and more. Her latest project is a <a href="http://karveldigital.com/website-guide">book for business owners</a> on managing your website and other digital assets, to be released early 2016.
When she’s not working, she can be found enjoying time at home with her wife and two cats, reading dead-tree books, riding one of her five bikes, or enjoying the postcard vistas of the state of Oregon.
<a href="http://twitter.com/karveldigital">Follow Kronda on Twitter</a>. |
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2016-03-12
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Exercise your creativity & collaborate with your community!
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Join The Creative Roundtable for our first Creative Challenge of 2016: The "March Mad-Lib" Creative Challenge
Our creative challenges are designed to help you exercise your creativity in new ways while collaborating with the community.
A $25 participant ticket gets you (buy one here):
• Access to a treasure trove of creative supplies (woo!)
• Admission to the pre and post networking activities
• Light refreshments and snacks
• An opportunity to bond with your community
When: March 31st, 6-9pm at DeskHub Portland
If you want to participate in the creative challenge, you MUST purchase a $25 + fees ticket through EventBrite. An RSVP through meetup will only allow you admittance at 7:30 pm.
Attending as a audience member admits you at 7:30 pm to view the presentations of the creative challenge and an opportunity to network and connect with your local creatives. An RSVP on meetup will count as your ticket.
> Participant tickets are limited, get yours soon by clicking this link!
Don't hesitate to drop us a line if you have questions!
Jehn & Jena!
Co:Founders of The Creative Roundtable
- Thank you to DeskHub for always being amazing to us and letting us use your space!
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<b>Join </b><b>The Creative Roundtable</b><b> for our first Creative Challenge of 2016: The "March Mad-Lib" Creative Challenge</b>
<div></div><div><i><b>Our creative challenges are designed to help you exercise your creativity in new ways while collaborating with the community.</b></i></div><div><br></div><div><b>A $25 participant ticket gets you (buy one <a href="https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-march-mad-lib-creative-challenge-tickets-21418272630">here</a>):</b></div><div>• Access to a treasure trove of creative supplies (woo!)</div><div>• Admission to the pre and post networking activities</div><div>• Light refreshments and snacks</div><div>• An opportunity to bond with your community</div><div><br></div><div>
<b>When: </b>March 31st, 6-9pm at DeskHub Portland</div><div><br></div><div>If you want to participate in the creative challenge, you MUST purchase a $25 + fees ticket through EventBrite. An RSVP through meetup.com will only allow you admittance at 7:30 pm.</div><div><br></div><div>Attending as a audience member admits you at 7:30 pm to view the presentations of the creative challenge and an opportunity to network and connect with your local creatives. An RSVP on meetup will count as your ticket. </div><div><br></div><div>
<b>> Participant tickets are limited, get yours soon by </b><a href="https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-march-mad-lib-creative-challenge-tickets-21418272630"><span><b>clicking this link</b></span></a><b>! </b>
</div><div><br></div><div><i>Don't hesitate to drop us a line if you have questions! </i></div><div>Jehn & Jena!</div><div>Co<span class="ql-is-typing-mention">:Founders of The Creative Roundtable</span>
</div><div><br></div><div>- Thank you to <a href="http://deskhub.com/portland">DeskHub</a> for always being amazing to us and letting us use your space! </div><div>- A portion of the proceeds will be donated to Scrap PDX .</div> |
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A $25 participant ticket gets you (buy one here):
• Access to a treasure trove of creative supplies (woo!)
• Admission to the pre and post networking activities
• Light refreshments and snacks
• An opportunity to bond with your community
When: March 31st, 6-9pm at DeskHub Portland
If you want to participate in the creative challenge, you MUST purchase a $25 + fees ticket through EventBrite. An RSVP through meetup will only allow you admittance at 7:30 pm.
Attending as a audience member admits you at 7:30 pm to view the presentations of the creative challenge and an opportunity to network and connect with your local creatives. An RSVP on meetup will count as your ticket.
> Participant tickets are limited, get yours soon by clicking this link!
Don't hesitate to drop us a line if you have questions!
Jehn & Jena!
Co:Founders of The Creative Roundtable
- Thank you to DeskHub for always being amazing to us and letting us use your space!
- A portion of the proceeds will be donated to Scrap PDX. |
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Exercise your creativity & collaborate with your community! |
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We will be on the 3rd floor! Someone will be at the door to greet and guide you from 5:45-6:15. |
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Level Up Your Career
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Are you ready to take the next step in your career? Are you wondering how to land your dream job, or even how to start your own business?
Maybe you’re a recent grad looking to get your start. Or maybe you’re already an established professional, excited for your next challenge.
AMA PDX wants to help you take your career to the next level, whether that be with your current employer, another employer or through entrepreneurship. We’ve recruited a panel of experts on personal branding, networking and the job search process. You’ll want to hear what they have to say about your next career move.
5:30pm – 6:00pm Appetizers and networking
6:00pm – 7:00pm Presentations and panel discussion |
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Hedron's Makerspace Launch Party
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Hedron Technology is opening its doors to raise awareness of its new community makerspace in SE Portland. This event will serve as a place for gathering anyone interested in sharing community resources for inventing, prototyping and learning i.e. artists, scientists, teachers, students, etc. There will be snacks and drinks provided. The event is free. Visit http://hedron.technology/makerspace for more details. Event Page: http://hedron.technology/wiki/index.php?title=Events
Facebook @PDXHedron
Twitter @hedrontech |
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