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Change #35738
2015-08-28
06:57:14

create Calagator::Event 1250468983 Hack + Help Roll back

description nil → <p>Hack + Help is a meetup group for anyone wanting to level up their programming skills. Whether you're new to coding, or just want to pick up a new language, framework, or tool, Hack + Help is the place to do it. </p> <p>While we highly encourage peer-to-peer teaching, Hack + Help regularly has experienced attendees who are willing to help you out with HTML/CSS, Javascript/Node.js, and more. Bring your laptop and your desire to learn, teach, and meet new people!</p> <p><a href="http://hackandhelp.com/"></a><a href="http://hackandhelp.com/" class="linkified">http://hackandhelp.com/</a></p>
id nil → 1250468983
source_id nil → 996335412
start_time nil → 2015-09-01 18:00:00 -0700
title nil → Hack + Help
url nil → http://www.meetup.com/Portland-Code-School-Learning-and-Development-Group/events/224572338/
venue_id nil → 202395006
Change #35735
2015-08-27
12:36:04

create Calagator::Event 1250468982 PyDX Community Python Conference Roll back

description nil → Join your friends in the Cascadia Python community for two days of learning and connection. Meet new people and learn about the interesting Pythonic work being done around here. Make the Pacific Northwest an even better place to be a Python programmer. Tickets available through the PyDX website!
end_time nil → 2015-10-11 17:00:00 -0700
id nil → 1250468982
start_time nil → 2015-10-10 09:00:00 -0700
title nil → PyDX Community Python Conference
url nil → http://www.pydx.org
venue_id nil → 202391320
Change #35734
2015-08-27
10:08:36

update Calagator::Event 1250468544 Portland Ruby Brigade monthly meeting Roll back

description We'll have pizza & beer starting at 6pm, so stop by early if you want to have dinner and socialize before the presentations. # PRESENTATIONS at 7pm ### # After presentations we'll have more socializing time. # Thanks to New Relic for providing the venue and beer, pizza & snacks this month! # ARRIVING BY BIKE? Cyclists are welcome to park their bikes in the New Relic office. Bikes are not allowed in the building lobby, however, and must use the freight elevator. To get your bike up to the 29th floor, enter the building's parking lot by going down the ramp at 5th and Pine. Go past the booth -- no need to pick up a ticket -- and turn right. Go straight until you almost run into the elevator lobby, then go right again. On the back side of the elevator block you'll see a beat up pair of double doors marked "freight elevator." You can get up by buzzing in with the intercom, and saying you're here for New Relic. Ride on up to the 29th floor, you'll easily find the bike parking. <em>ABOUT THE GROUP: The Portland Ruby Brigade, also known as pdxruby and pdx.rb, is a user group for Ruby programmers in the Portland, Oregon area. The group welcomes all programmers interested in the language and its implementations, tools, libraries and frameworks, such as Ruby on Rails. The group has been meeting since August 2002 for presentations, demos and discussions. Every month 35-75 people come together to share their knowledge, projects and enthusiasm for Ruby. If you'd like to present or have a topic you'd like discussed, please post to the <a href="http://groups.google.com/group/pdxruby">mailing list</a>. The group usually meets on the first Tuesday of the month, "Ruby Tuesday" -- see you there! </em> → We'll have pizza & beer starting at 6pm, so stop by early if you want to have dinner and socialize before the presentations. # PRESENTATIONS at 7pm ### Jason Clark: Testing the Multiverse It’s a basic principle of testing that minimizing dependencies will make you happier, faster, and more productive. But what happens when you can’t? If your code plugs into or extends another gem, comfortable isolation might be out of the question. Stubbing and careful design can carry you a ways, but eventually you need to actually test your code against those gems you’re building on. Luckily, there are ways to reduce this pain. We’ll dig deep on creating a simple environment to check your work against multiple dependencies. We’ll see patterns that help avoid pulling your hair out when those dependencies change. We’ll even search around the raw edges, examining how to verify what your code does when it lands in an environment you haven’t tested. There’s a multitude of gems out there to build on. Let’s see how we can test with them! ### Lightning Talks ⚡️ There will be a whiteboard to sign up on arrival (first come first serve). # After presentations we'll have more socializing time. # Thanks to New Relic for providing the venue and beer, pizza & snacks this month! # ARRIVING BY BIKE? Cyclists are welcome to park their bikes in the New Relic office. Bikes are not allowed in the building lobby, however, and must use the freight elevator. To get your bike up to the 29th floor, enter the building's parking lot by going down the ramp at 5th and Pine. Go past the booth -- no need to pick up a ticket -- and turn right. Go straight until you almost run into the elevator lobby, then go right again. On the back side of the elevator block you'll see a beat up pair of double doors marked "freight elevator." You can get up by buzzing in with the intercom, and saying you're here for New Relic. Ride on up to the 29th floor, you'll easily find the bike parking. <em>ABOUT THE GROUP: The Portland Ruby Brigade, also known as pdxruby and pdx.rb, is a user group for Ruby programmers in the Portland, Oregon area. The group welcomes all programmers interested in the language and its implementations, tools, libraries and frameworks, such as Ruby on Rails. The group has been meeting since August 2002 for presentations, demos and discussions. Every month 35-75 people come together to share their knowledge, projects and enthusiasm for Ruby. If you'd like to present or have a topic you'd like discussed, please post to the <a href="http://groups.google.com/group/pdxruby">mailing list</a>. The group usually meets on the first Tuesday of the month, "Ruby Tuesday" -- see you there! </em>
Change #35733
2015-08-27
10:07:58

create Calagator::Event 1250468981 PDXRust is back! Roll back

description nil → Are you a Rust expert? Have you played with Rust a bit and told yourself you really should write more code in it, but never made the time? Do you just like learning about cool new programming languages? If any of these apply to you, come to the PDXRust meetup to learn more and meet others with similar interests! We've tentatively scheduled the meetup for the first Wednesday of every month, from 6-7pm. September's meeting will be at Mozilla's Portland space. What will happen at the meetup? Good question! That's largely up to attendees: What do *you* think would help you level up your Rust skills most effectively? Current ideas include talks from crate and product authors explaining how and why they implemented their projects in Rust, lightning talks about whatever interesting Rust-related things you've learned since the last meeting, peer code review time, and of course plain old hacking sessions to sit down and work on your Rust project in a room full of people who can help you make sense of the compiler errors that it generates. Join us in #pdxrust on irc.freenode.net (http://webchat.freenode.net/) with any feedback about what you'd like to see! Alternately, drop your questions and ideas into https://etherpad.mozilla.org/pdxrust-September2015ideas . Remember that Rust's Code of Conduct applies to this event. Logistics: Parking near the building can be scarce. The Mozilla office is close to the 11th&Couch stop and 10th&Couch stop on the NS streetcar line, and within walking distance of several bus lines. Covered bike parking is available in the courtyard that you cross to get to Mozilla's building, across from the Peet's Coffee and Tea seating area. The building is mostly wheelchair-accessible, in that there are no unavoidable stairs and the outside door has an automatic opening switch. Restroom doors on the 3rd floor and Mozilla office door are not automatic. Food is not yet planned for the event. If your company would like to sponsor food for the meeting, let edunham know ([email protected], or IRC).
end_time nil → 2015-09-02 19:00:00 -0700
id nil → 1250468981
start_time nil → 2015-09-02 18:00:00 -0700
title nil → PDXRust is back!
url nil → http://www.meetup.com/PDXRust/events/224545535/
venue_details nil → Front doors of the building and elevators remain open till 7pm. Take elevator to 3rd floor, turn left, enter large glass door labeled \
venue_id nil → 202394724
Change #35732
2015-08-27
02:17:33

create Calagator::Event 1250468980 FSFTN Tech Weekend(FTW) Meetups - Python for Beginners Roll back

description nil → <p>At this session,We could get on with an interactive way of learning Python programming language by solving some basic and intermediate tasks. This could well be some kind of Beginner level stuff in Python.</p> <p>Some reference links,</p> <p><a href="http://www.learnpython.org/"></a><a href="http://www.learnpython.org/" class="linkified">http://www.learnpython.org/</a></p> <p><br><a href="https://www.python.org/about/gettingstarted/"></a><a href="https://www.python.org/about/gettingstarted/" class="linkified">https://www.python.org/about/gettingstarted/</a></p>
id nil → 1250468980
source_id nil → 996335410
start_time nil → 2015-08-30 01:30:00 -0700
title nil → FSFTN Tech Weekend(FTW) Meetups - Python for Beginners
url nil → http://www.meetup.com/Free-Software-Foundation-TamilNadu/events/224878733/
venue_id nil → 202395046
Change #35731
2015-08-26
21:32:32

update Calagator::Event 1250468937 Portland Python Presentation Roll back

description # Come join us for Pythonic talks! All levels are welcome! Talk levels vary from beginner to advanced. This month: * **Using IPython as a user interface for a computer algebra system** by Robert Dodier * **[Data transformation superpowers with digital signal processing](http://www.oscon.com/open-source-2015/public/schedule/detail/41611)** by Amy Boyle After there should be time to chat, ask each other questions, and maybe even get a little bit of coding done. RSVP at [Meetup](http://www.meetup.com/pdxpython/events/222074684/) Join us on our [python.org](http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/portland) mailing list and in **#pdxpython** on Freenode. All are welcome! → # Come join us for Pythonic talks! All levels are welcome! Talk levels vary from beginner to advanced. This month: * **Using IPython as a user interface for a computer algebra system** by Robert Dodier * **[Data transformation superpowers with digital signal processing](http://www.oscon.com/open-source-2015/public/schedule/detail/41611)** by Amy Boyle And pizza thanks to **Rentrak**! After there should be time to chat, ask each other questions, and maybe even get a little bit of coding done. RSVP at [Meetup](http://www.meetup.com/pdxpython/events/222074684/) Join us on our [python.org](http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/portland) mailing list and in **#pdxpython** on Freenode. All are welcome!
Change #35729
2015-08-26
20:47:53

create Calagator::Event 1250468979 How to start up your Startup Roll back

description nil → Everyone has ideas that they believe will make great businesses. Not everybody understands what that journey is like and what are the next steps they need to take to make that business happen. We are here to help. This event is for anyone who has an idea they want to turn into a business. We will host a panel discussion to talk about funding your business, legal representation, Taxes, programming, and how as local entrepreneurs you can meet great people right here in town to help you. Panelists: Stephen Green, John Laine - Angel Investor and Entrepreneur Stephen Green is part entrepreneur, economist & numbers guy with a penchant for always seeing the glass half full and is a firm believer that done beats perfect. With 20 years in entrepreneurship (starting his first business while in college) and an established career in finance and lending, he hopes to continue to support entrepreneurs. By day as Vice-President & Market Manager at Albina Community Bank, Stephen helps business and property owners find access to the capital they need to get their projects off the ground. Stephen’s current entrepreneurial roles include a contractor for Nike, providing strategy assistance to small business owners & co-founder of the nation’s first nonprofit brewpub & brewery (Oregon Public House) which in its third year in operation is poised to break the $1M revenue mark and will be opening its second location in 2017. He currently sits on the board of directors for six area nonprofits that are all based in N/NE Portland that support economic development, community development & education. He is the past board-chair for the Black United Fund of Oregon is the current Treasurer at the Oregon Public House. He is a Portland area native and graduated with a BS degree in economics from Western Oregon University.
end_time nil → 2015-09-10 20:30:00 -0700
id nil → 1250468979
start_time nil → 2015-09-10 18:00:00 -0700
title nil → How to start up your Startup
url nil → https://www.eventbrite.com/e/how-to-start-up-your-startup-tickets-18110567194
venue_details nil → Great new brewpub in Vancouver. We are in the back room to the right.
venue_id nil → 202395047
Change #35727
2015-08-26
18:26:30

update Calagator::Event 1250468978 Snowdrift.coop casual meetup / chat Roll back

Change #35726
2015-08-26
18:26:06

update Calagator::Event 1250468978 Snowdrift.coop casual meetup / chat Roll back

description Snowdrift.coop is a volunteer-built non-profit community project focused on a new sustainable matching system to coordinate the global community in better funding shareable freely-licensed works. This is the second local Portland meetup. The community includes people on many continents across the globe, but we have a strong Portland foundation with one of the co-founders, the lead developer, and several active volunteers and supporters in the area. The Snowdrift.coop platform uses the Yesod web framework written in Haskell. Other technologies and relevant work includes basic HTML/CSS/JavaScript and general design, organizing, and other non-technical tasks. At this meetup, we'll mostly discuss the project overall status, strategy, any other casual chat, planning, and organizing. We'll also focus on just folks getting to know each other as local Portlanders involved in the project. Complete newcomers are totally welcome, no particular experience or skills needed to get involved. → Snowdrift.coop is a volunteer-built non-profit community project focused on a new sustainable matching system to coordinate the global community in better funding shareable freely-licensed works. The Snowdrift.coop platform uses the Yesod web framework written in Haskell. Other technologies and relevant work includes basic HTML/CSS/JavaScript and general design, organizing, and other non-technical tasks. This is the second local Portland meetup. While the community includes people on many continents across the globe, we have a strong Portland foundation with one of the co-founders, the lead developer, and several active volunteers and supporters in the area. At this meetup, we'll mostly discuss the project overall status, strategy, any other casual chat, planning, and organizing. We'll also focus on just folks getting to know each other as local Portlanders involved in the project. Complete newcomers or just folks curious about the idea are totally welcome, and no particular experience or skills are needed to get involved.
Change #35725
2015-08-26
18:19:19

create Calagator::Event 1250468978 Snowdrift.coop casual meetup / chat Roll back

description nil → Snowdrift.coop is a volunteer-built non-profit community project focused on a new sustainable matching system to coordinate the global community in better funding shareable freely-licensed works. This is the second local Portland meetup. The community includes people on many continents across the globe, but we have a strong Portland foundation with one of the co-founders, the lead developer, and several active volunteers and supporters in the area. The Snowdrift.coop platform uses the Yesod web framework written in Haskell. Other technologies and relevant work includes basic HTML/CSS/JavaScript and general design, organizing, and other non-technical tasks. At this meetup, we'll mostly discuss the project overall status, strategy, any other casual chat, planning, and organizing. We'll also focus on just folks getting to know each other as local Portlanders involved in the project. Complete newcomers are totally welcome, no particular experience or skills needed to get involved.
end_time nil → 2015-08-28 19:30:00 -0700
id nil → 1250468978
start_time nil → 2015-08-28 15:00:00 -0700
title nil → Snowdrift.coop casual meetup / chat
url nil → https://snowdrift.coop
venue_details nil → Not sure how busy things will be at Lucky Lab or where we'll hang out specifically. We'll have a little table-top sign though.
venue_id nil → 202390282
Change #35724
2015-08-26
16:31:22

update Calagator::Event 1250468977 Think & Drink with Genevieve Bell Roll back

description Oregon Humanities’ 2015 Think & Drink series concludes with a conversation with cultural anthropologist Genevieve Bell, vice president of Intel’s corporate strategy office, about how technologies affect our relationships with time, space, and each other. As a social scientist in a corporation of engineers, Bell travels the world studying how people use technology in their homes and in public and uses that knowledge to help shape technologies of the future. This work has taken some unusual directions. Bell and her Hillsboro-based team have cataloged the contents of strangers’ cars to better understand how people use technology on the move, equipped laptop computers with outward-facing screens to encourage people to talk to one another in public spaces, and developed a personal robot that can run apps like a smart phone. The connecting thread of all her work, as Bell puts it, is “the intersection of tech and culture.” Think & Drink sparks provocative conversations about big ideas. → Oregon Humanities’ 2015 Think & Drink series concludes with a conversation with cultural anthropologist Genevieve Bell, vice president of Intel’s corporate strategy office, about how technologies affect our relationships with time, space, and each other. As a social scientist in a corporation of engineers, Bell travels the world studying how people use technology in their homes and in public and uses that knowledge to help shape technologies of the future. This work has taken some unusual directions. Bell and her Hillsboro-based team have cataloged the contents of strangers’ cars to better understand how people use technology on the move, equipped laptop computers with outward-facing screens to encourage people to talk to one another in public spaces, and developed a personal robot that can run apps like a smart phone. The connecting thread of all her work, as Bell puts it, is “the intersection of tech and culture.” Think & Drink sparks provocative conversations about big ideas.
Change #35723
2015-08-26
16:25:54

create Calagator::Event 1250468977 Think & Drink with Genevieve Bell Roll back

description nil → Oregon Humanities’ 2015 Think & Drink series concludes with a conversation with cultural anthropologist Genevieve Bell, vice president of Intel’s corporate strategy office, about how technologies affect our relationships with time, space, and each other. As a social scientist in a corporation of engineers, Bell travels the world studying how people use technology in their homes and in public and uses that knowledge to help shape technologies of the future. This work has taken some unusual directions. Bell and her Hillsboro-based team have cataloged the contents of strangers’ cars to better understand how people use technology on the move, equipped laptop computers with outward-facing screens to encourage people to talk to one another in public spaces, and developed a personal robot that can run apps like a smart phone. The connecting thread of all her work, as Bell puts it, is “the intersection of tech and culture.” Think & Drink sparks provocative conversations about big ideas.
end_time nil → 2015-09-23 20:30:00 -0700
id nil → 1250468977
start_time nil → 2015-09-23 19:00:00 -0700
title nil → Think & Drink with Genevieve Bell
url nil → http://oregonhumanities.org/programs/programs/think-drink-with-genevieve-bell/1197/
venue_details nil → Tickets $10, available at the door or at albertarosetheatre.com. Doors at 6 p.m. Minors are welcome when accompanied by a parent or guardian.
venue_id nil → 202393129
Change #35722
2015-08-26
15:26:20

update Calagator::Event 1250468971 Ruby Book Club Roll back

description Reading through technical books in a group is a great way to learn. You can stay motivated by reading together; better apply what you are reading by actively communicating it, as well as hearing others perspectives that will help you better understand the book. Even if you're a more experienced developer it's a great way to keep your skill sharp and share your wisdom and experience. If none of that is convincing just come and have fun with fellow ruby developers! We are starting a new book [Metaprogramming Ruby 2: Program Like the Ruby Pros](https://pragprog.com/book/ppmetr2/metaprogramming-ruby-2) by Paolo Perrotta. This week we will discuss Chapter 9-10. Please come having read the chapters and ready to discuss it. Pizza will be provided! → Reading through technical books in a group is a great way to learn. You can stay motivated by reading together; better apply what you are reading by actively communicating it, as well as hearing others perspectives that will help you better understand the book. Even if you're a more experienced developer it's a great way to keep your skill sharp and share your wisdom and experience. If none of that is convincing just come and have fun with fellow ruby developers! We are starting a new book [Metaprogramming Ruby 2: Program Like the Ruby Pros](https://pragprog.com/book/ppmetr2/metaprogramming-ruby-2) by Paolo Perrotta. This week we will discuss Chapter 11-13. Please come having read the chapters and ready to discuss it. Pizza will be provided!
Change #35721
2015-08-26
13:57:44

update Calagator::Event 1250468976 PDXRust is back! Roll back

end_time 2015-08-26 15:00:00 -0700 → 2015-09-02 19:00:00 -0700
start_time 2015-08-26 14:00:00 -0700 → 2015-09-02 18:00:00 -0700
Change #35720
2015-08-26
13:57:08

create Calagator::Event 1250468976 PDXRust is back! Roll back

description nil → Are you a Rust expert? Have you played with Rust a bit and told yourself you really should write more code in it, but never made the time? Do you just like learning about cool new programming languages? If any of these apply to you, come to the PDXRust meetup to learn more and meet others with similar interests! We've tentatively scheduled the meetup for the first Wednesday of every month, from 6-7pm. September's meeting will be at Mozilla's Portland space. What will happen at the meetup? Good question! That's largely up to attendees: What do *you* think would help you level up your Rust skills most effectively? Current ideas include talks from crate and product authors explaining how and why they implemented their projects in Rust, lightning talks about whatever interesting Rust-related things you've learned since the last meeting, peer code review time, and of course plain old hacking sessions to sit down and work on your Rust project in a room full of people who can help you make sense of the compiler errors that it generates. Join us in #pdxrust on irc.freenode.net (http://webchat.freenode.net/) with any feedback about what you'd like to see! Alternately, drop your questions and ideas into https://etherpad.mozilla.org/pdxrust-September2015ideas . Remember that Rust's Code of Conduct applies to this event. Logistics: Parking near the building can be scarce. The Mozilla office is close to the 11th&Couch stop and 10th&Couch stop on the NS streetcar line, and within walking distance of several bus lines. Covered bike parking is available in the courtyard that you cross to get to Mozilla's building, across from the Peet's Coffee and Tea seating area. The building is mostly wheelchair-accessible, in that there are no unavoidable stairs and the outside door has an automatic opening switch. Restroom doors on the 3rd floor and Mozilla office door are not automatic. Food is not yet planned for the event. If your company would like to sponsor food for the meeting, let edunham know ([masked], or IRC).
end_time nil → 2015-08-26 15:00:00 -0700
id nil → 1250468976
start_time nil → 2015-08-26 14:00:00 -0700
title nil → PDXRust is back!
url nil → http://www.meetup.com/PDXRust/events/224545535/
venue_details nil → Parking near the building can be scarce. The Mozilla office is close to the 11th&Couch stop and 10th&Couch stop on the NS streetcar line, and within walking distance of several bus lines. Covered bike parking is available in the courtyard that you cross to get to Mozilla's building, across from the Peet's Coffee and Tea seating area. The building is mostly wheelchair-accessible, in that there are no unavoidable stairs and the outside door has an automatic opening switch. Restroom doors on the 3rd floor and Mozilla office door are not automatic.
venue_id nil → 202393905
Change #35719
2015-08-26
12:38:41

create Calagator::Event 1250468975 FSFTN Tech Weekend(FTW) Meetups - Python for Beginners Roll back

description nil → <p>At this session,We could get on with an interactive way of learning Python programming language by solving some basic and intermediate tasks. This could well be some kind of Beginner level stuff in Python.</p> <p>Some reference links,</p> <p><a href="http://www.learnpython.org/"></a><a href="http://www.learnpython.org/" class="linkified">http://www.learnpython.org/</a></p> <p><br><a href="https://www.python.org/about/gettingstarted/"></a><a href="https://www.python.org/about/gettingstarted/" class="linkified">https://www.python.org/about/gettingstarted/</a></p>
id nil → 1250468975
source_id nil → 996335410
start_time nil → 2015-08-30 01:30:00 -0700
title nil → FSFTN Tech Weekend(FTW) Meetups - Python for Beginners
url nil → http://www.meetup.com/Free-Software-Foundation-TamilNadu/events/224878733/
venue_id nil → 202395046
Change #35716
2015-08-26
12:38:08

create Calagator::Event 1250468974 FSFTN Tech Weekend(FTW) Meetups - Python for Beginners Roll back

description nil → <p>At this session,We could get on with an interactive way of learning Python programming language by solving some basic and intermediate tasks. This could well be some kind of Beginner level stuff in Python.</p> <p>Some reference links,</p> <p><a href="http://www.learnpython.org/"></a><a href="http://www.learnpython.org/" class="linkified">http://www.learnpython.org/</a></p> <p><br><a href="https://www.python.org/about/gettingstarted/"></a><a href="https://www.python.org/about/gettingstarted/" class="linkified">https://www.python.org/about/gettingstarted/</a></p>
id nil → 1250468974
source_id nil → 996335410
start_time nil → 2015-08-30 01:30:00 -0700
title nil → FSFTN Tech Weekend(FTW) Meetups - Python for Beginners
url nil → http://www.meetup.com/Free-Software-Foundation-TamilNadu/events/224878733/
venue_id nil → 202395046
Change #35715
2015-08-26
12:27:22

create Calagator::Event 1250468973 FSFTN Tech Weekend(FTW) Meetups - Python for Beginners Roll back

description nil → <p>At this session,We could get on with an interactive way of learning Python programming language by solving some basic and intermediate tasks. This could well be some kind of Beginner level stuff in Python.</p> <p>Some reference links,</p> <p><a href="http://www.learnpython.org/"></a><a href="http://www.learnpython.org/" class="linkified">http://www.learnpython.org/</a></p> <p><br><a href="https://www.python.org/about/gettingstarted/"></a><a href="https://www.python.org/about/gettingstarted/" class="linkified">https://www.python.org/about/gettingstarted/</a></p>
id nil → 1250468973
source_id nil → 996335410
start_time nil → 2015-08-30 01:30:00 -0700
title nil → FSFTN Tech Weekend(FTW) Meetups - Python for Beginners
url nil → http://www.meetup.com/Free-Software-Foundation-TamilNadu/events/224878733/
venue_id nil → 202395046
Change #35711
2015-08-26
01:39:39

create Calagator::Event 1250468972 RainSec Roll back

description nil → RainSec is an informal group of like-minded security professionals who meet to discuss topics of interest in a non-work, non-vendor setting. Preferably while drinking just enough to forget our day jobs. While this is a public event open to any interested parties, our target audience is experienced information security professionals. Follow [@PDXRainSec](https://twitter.com/PDXRainSec) for updates & point your IRC client to [#rainsec on freenode](https://webchat.freenode.net/?randomnick=0&channels=#rainsec). This event is also on [meetup.com](http://www.meetup.com/RainSec). Invite your friends!
end_time nil → 2015-09-29 21:30:00 -0700
id nil → 1250468972
start_time nil → 2015-09-29 18:30:00 -0700
title nil → RainSec
url nil → https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/rainsec
venue_details nil → Minors are allowed until 9:00 PM. Look for the RainSec sign taped to the laptop!
venue_id nil → 202390282
Change #35710
2015-08-25
21:12:01

create Calagator::Event 1250468971 Ruby Book Club Roll back

description nil → Reading through technical books in a group is a great way to learn. You can stay motivated by reading together; better apply what you are reading by actively communicating it, as well as hearing others perspectives that will help you better understand the book. Even if you're a more experienced developer it's a great way to keep your skill sharp and share your wisdom and experience. If none of that is convincing just come and have fun with fellow ruby developers! We are starting a new book [Metaprogramming Ruby 2: Program Like the Ruby Pros](https://pragprog.com/book/ppmetr2/metaprogramming-ruby-2) by Paolo Perrotta. This week we will discuss Chapter 9-10. Please come having read the chapters and ready to discuss it. Pizza will be provided!
end_time nil → 2015-08-26 19:30:00 -0700
id nil → 1250468971
start_time nil → 2015-08-26 18:00:00 -0700
title nil → Ruby Book Club
url nil → https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/pdxruby-bookclub
venue_details nil → Call (503) 410-3119 after 6pm to be let into the building.
venue_id nil → 202392990
Change #35709
2015-08-25
19:00:27

create Calagator::Event 1250468970 Portland JavaScript Admirers' Monthly Meeting Roll back

description nil → <p>The monthly meeting of Portland's first JavaScript and ECMAscript users' group. We host presentations and discussions on everything JavaScript-related - including JavaScript frameworks, node.js, CoffeeScript, and whatever else comes up.</p> <p>Feel free to join our mailing list at <a href="http://groups.google.com/group/pdxjs"></a><a href="http://groups.google.com/group/pdxjs" class="linkified">http://groups.google.com/group/pdxjs</a> if you too are a JavaScript admirer. Or visit our web site for more information at <a href="http://pdxjs.com/"></a><a href="http://pdxjs.com/" class="linkified">http://pdxjs.com/</a>.</p> <p>This month:</p> <p>• Our own Faddah Wolf will introduce us to Github's Atom Editor, which is now in full release (and is in fact at 1.0.7!)</p> <p><br>• Ben Jones will be speaking on Meteor</p> <p><br>If you're interested in making a presentation at this or at a future meet-up, please e-mail <a>Jesse Hallett </a>.</p>
id nil → 1250468970
source_id nil → 996335409
start_time nil → 2015-08-26 19:00:00 -0700
title nil → Portland JavaScript Admirers' Monthly Meeting
url nil → http://www.meetup.com/Portland-JavaScript-Admirers/events/221689046/
venue_id nil → 202394764
Change #35706
2015-08-25
15:42:36

create Calagator::Event 1250468969 "SharePint" happy hour with the Portland SharePoint User Group Roll back

description nil → Join us for happy-hour networking and SharePoint discussions. This is a great opportunity to bring your SharePoint questions and talk to other users on a 1-on-1 level. People of all experience levels are welcome. Appetizers, refreshments, swag, and great raffle items will be provided by our sponsors!
end_time nil → 2015-09-16 19:00:00 -0700
id nil → 1250468969
start_time nil → 2015-09-16 16:30:00 -0700
title nil → "SharePint" happy hour with the Portland SharePoint User Group
url nil → http://www.meetup.com/Portland-SharePoint-User-Group/events/224104587/
venue_id nil → 202393544
Change #35705
2015-08-25
14:13:11

create Calagator::Event 1250468968 Xamarin and Computing Futures Roll back

description nil → <p>Join Xamarin's Bryan Costanich to learn more about the how mobile is evolving the future of computing!</p>
id nil → 1250468968
source_id nil → 996335408
start_time nil → 2015-09-01 18:00:00 -0700
title nil → Xamarin and Computing Futures
url nil → http://www.meetup.com/PADNUG/events/224042344/
venue_id nil → 202395045
Change #35701
2015-08-25
11:23:20

update Calagator::Event 1250468967 R meetup: Lightning Talks Roll back

Change #35700
2015-08-25
11:22:58

create Calagator::Event 1250468967 R meetup: Lightning Talks Roll back

description nil → Topic: Series of short lightning talks. Each one will be 5-10 minutes (including questions). Speakers: None yet. Get in touch in the comments for this meetup, contact me via email ([email protected]), use the group mailing list, or contact me via Twitter @pdxrlang I'll fill in names and titles as we get them. We will have pizza and beers. Doors open at 6:00 pm - talk starts 6:30 pm Hashtag for R meetups: #pdxrlang
end_time nil → 2015-09-16 20:00:00 -0700
id nil → 1250468967
start_time nil → 2015-09-16 18:00:00 -0700
title nil → R meetup: Lightning Talks
url nil → http://www.meetup.com/portland-r-user-group/events/221901470/
venue_details nil → Someone will be at the door to let people in
venue_id nil → 202393154
Change #35699
2015-08-25
09:28:45

update Calagator::Event 1250468966 Dynamics of Status, Rank, Power, Esteem: A practical workshop on effective collaboration and leadership Roll back

description Hello!! We're thrilled to announce a groundbreaking new training in status and leadership coming to Portland! Come for a 1-day intro to this work, or stay for both days and explore how the model translates to cooperative team work. Everyone experiences the politics of power and status. But in our everyday lives, we’re often unaware of the underlying forces at play. In this workshop, facilitators Simo Routarinne and Barbara Tint introduce four key elements for understanding power dynamics in interpersonal and intergroup relations. These four elements operate simultaneously, persistently and often unconsciously in our daily interactions. Using experiential methods, participants will work together to learn about these processes, and will be coached on how to navigate them more effectively. This workshop is designed to provide participants with the opportunity to explore the application of these concepts to a wide range of social and organizational arenas. Day 1: Interactive Dynamics of Power, Status, Rank and Esteem Goals for Day 1 include: • Develop more insight and choice about the gap between your intentions and their impact • Identify the difference and connection between intentional and unintentional influence • Recognize different forms of power and how they impact social and organizational dynamics - including visible and invisible forms of power • Learn about your natural status patterns and your default comfort zones, and increase your range of choice and flexibility in these processes • Build awareness, authenticity and empathy in communication; explore how you and others show up in social and organizational dynamics • Maximize your own sense of personal agency and efficacy in making constructive change • Understand these processes as they relate to social constructs such as gender, culture and class This workshop introduces a new model for understanding power dynamics. The training will include theory, interactive role plays and group activities, experiential methods such as improvisational activities, experimentation with status choices, and exploration of power differentials. Debrief and reflection deepen the awareness and application of these concepts, and provide greater context for understanding one’s experiences in social and organizational settings. Day 2: Navigating Interactive Power Dynamics in Fluid Organizational Hierarchies Do you regularly collaborate with others? Are you a consultant or project lead? Do you work in an environment where the organizational boundaries are blurred? Navigating Power Dynamics will give you insights and strategies to be a more effective facilitator and leader, regardless of your organizational position. Using similar methods as in Day 1, experiential exercises will draw from scenarios related to participants’ own contexts. Debriefs will refocus on more practical and professional applications of the model. Going deeper into the work, Simo and Barbara will show you how to put the framework into action in your workplace for increased collaboration, creativity and productivity. Goals for Day 2 include: • Integrate and mobilize differing forms of individual and team power for more effective multidisciplinary, agile teams across organizational silos • Learn how to cultivate organic and fluid leadership and greater collaboration in the absence of rank and role • Understand how information flow in organizations is affected with status behavior and use of power • Leverage interventions to increase productivity within flat or fluid organizational structures • Improve individual and group performance in complex, volatile and chaotic environments We look forward to working and learning and playing with you. Although status work is profound, our process is playful, entertaining and fun. We believe that learning happens best when participants are relaxed, present, and engaged. Be prepared for laughter and delight. → Hello!! We're thrilled to announce a groundbreaking new training in status and leadership coming to Portland! Come for a 1-day intro to this work, or stay for both days and explore how the model translates to cooperative team work. Everyone experiences the politics of power and status. But in our everyday lives, we’re often unaware of the underlying forces at play. In this workshop, facilitators Simo Routarinne and Barbara Tint introduce four key elements for understanding power dynamics in interpersonal and intergroup relations. These four elements operate simultaneously, persistently and often unconsciously in our daily interactions. Using experiential methods, participants will work together to learn about these processes, and will be coached on how to navigate them more effectively. This workshop is designed to provide participants with the opportunity to explore the application of these concepts to a wide range of social and organizational arenas. Day 1: Interactive Dynamics of Power, Status, Rank and Esteem Goals for Day 1 include: • Develop more insight and choice about the gap between your intentions and their impact • Identify the difference and connection between intentional and unintentional influence • Recognize different forms of power and how they impact social and organizational dynamics - including visible and invisible forms of power • Learn about your natural status patterns and your default comfort zones, and increase your range of choice and flexibility in these processes • Build awareness, authenticity and empathy in communication; explore how you and others show up in social and organizational dynamics • Maximize your own sense of personal agency and efficacy in making constructive change • Understand these processes as they relate to social constructs such as gender, culture and class Training will include theory, interactive role plays and group activities, experiential methods such as improvisational activities, experimentation with status choices, and exploration of power differentials. Debrief and reflection deepen the awareness and application of these concepts, and provide greater context for understanding one’s experiences in social and organizational settings. Day 2: Navigating Interactive Power Dynamics in Fluid Organizational Hierarchies Do you regularly collaborate with others? Are you a consultant or project lead? Do you work in an environment where the organizational boundaries are blurred? Navigating Power Dynamics will give you insights and strategies to be a more effective facilitator and leader, regardless of your organizational position. Using similar methods as in Day 1, experiential exercises will draw from scenarios related to participants’ own contexts. Debriefs will refocus on more practical and professional applications of the model. Going deeper into the work, Simo and Barbara will show you how to put the framework into action in your workplace for increased collaboration, creativity and productivity. Goals for Day 2 include: • Integrate and mobilize differing forms of individual and team power for more effective multidisciplinary, agile teams across organizational silos • Learn how to cultivate organic and fluid leadership and greater collaboration in the absence of rank and role • Understand how information flow in organizations is affected with status behavior and use of power • Leverage interventions to increase productivity within flat or fluid organizational structures • Improve individual and group performance in complex, volatile and chaotic environments We look forward to working and learning and playing with you. Although status work is profound, our process is playful, entertaining and fun. We believe that learning happens best when participants are relaxed, present, and engaged. Be prepared for laughter and delight.
Change #35698
2015-08-25
09:27:41

update Calagator::Event 1250468966 Dynamics of Status, Rank, Power, Esteem: Practical training for more effective collaboration and leadership Roll back

title Dynamics of Status, Rank, Power, Esteem: Practical training for more effective collaboration and leadership → Dynamics of Status, Rank, Power, Esteem: A practical workshop on effective collaboration and leadership
Change #35697
2015-08-25
09:27:02

update Calagator::Event 1250468966 Dynamics of Status, Rank, Power, Esteem: A practical guide to more effective collaboration and leadership Roll back

title Dynamics of Status, Rank, Power, Esteem: A practical guide to more effective collaboration and leadership → Dynamics of Status, Rank, Power, Esteem: Practical training for more effective collaboration and leadership
Change #35695
2015-08-25
09:24:41

create Calagator::Event 1250468966 Dynamics of Status, Rank, Power, Esteem: A practical guide to more effective collaboration and leadership Roll back

description nil → Hello!! We're thrilled to announce a groundbreaking new training in status and leadership coming to Portland! Come for a 1-day intro to this work, or stay for both days and explore how the model translates to cooperative team work. Everyone experiences the politics of power and status. But in our everyday lives, we’re often unaware of the underlying forces at play. In this workshop, facilitators Simo Routarinne and Barbara Tint introduce four key elements for understanding power dynamics in interpersonal and intergroup relations. These four elements operate simultaneously, persistently and often unconsciously in our daily interactions. Using experiential methods, participants will work together to learn about these processes, and will be coached on how to navigate them more effectively. This workshop is designed to provide participants with the opportunity to explore the application of these concepts to a wide range of social and organizational arenas. Day 1: Interactive Dynamics of Power, Status, Rank and Esteem Goals for Day 1 include: • Develop more insight and choice about the gap between your intentions and their impact • Identify the difference and connection between intentional and unintentional influence • Recognize different forms of power and how they impact social and organizational dynamics - including visible and invisible forms of power • Learn about your natural status patterns and your default comfort zones, and increase your range of choice and flexibility in these processes • Build awareness, authenticity and empathy in communication; explore how you and others show up in social and organizational dynamics • Maximize your own sense of personal agency and efficacy in making constructive change • Understand these processes as they relate to social constructs such as gender, culture and class This workshop introduces a new model for understanding power dynamics. The training will include theory, interactive role plays and group activities, experiential methods such as improvisational activities, experimentation with status choices, and exploration of power differentials. Debrief and reflection deepen the awareness and application of these concepts, and provide greater context for understanding one’s experiences in social and organizational settings. Day 2: Navigating Interactive Power Dynamics in Fluid Organizational Hierarchies Do you regularly collaborate with others? Are you a consultant or project lead? Do you work in an environment where the organizational boundaries are blurred? Navigating Power Dynamics will give you insights and strategies to be a more effective facilitator and leader, regardless of your organizational position. Using similar methods as in Day 1, experiential exercises will draw from scenarios related to participants’ own contexts. Debriefs will refocus on more practical and professional applications of the model. Going deeper into the work, Simo and Barbara will show you how to put the framework into action in your workplace for increased collaboration, creativity and productivity. Goals for Day 2 include: • Integrate and mobilize differing forms of individual and team power for more effective multidisciplinary, agile teams across organizational silos • Learn how to cultivate organic and fluid leadership and greater collaboration in the absence of rank and role • Understand how information flow in organizations is affected with status behavior and use of power • Leverage interventions to increase productivity within flat or fluid organizational structures • Improve individual and group performance in complex, volatile and chaotic environments We look forward to working and learning and playing with you. Although status work is profound, our process is playful, entertaining and fun. We believe that learning happens best when participants are relaxed, present, and engaged. Be prepared for laughter and delight.
end_time nil → 2015-10-04 17:00:00 -0700
id nil → 1250468966
start_time nil → 2015-10-03 09:00:00 -0700
title nil → Dynamics of Status, Rank, Power, Esteem: A practical guide to more effective collaboration and leadership
url nil → https://powerstatusrankesteem.eventbrite.com
venue_details nil → The venue is a private arts studio. If demand exceeds space, we may move to a larger venue.
venue_id nil → 202395044
Change #35693
2015-08-25
09:12:45

create Calagator::Event 1250468965 August Portland Area Game Developers Interest Group/IGDA Meeting Roll back

description nil → PAGDIG/IGDA will be having our monthly meeting at Crowd Compass on Thursday the 27th at 7pm. This month we’re mixing it up with a PAGDIG Work Night, which means bring a game, design, art, whatever you’re working on and hang out with us and show us what you got if you’d like to. As per usual pizza and beer will be provided. See you then!
end_time nil → 2015-08-27 21:00:00 -0700
id nil → 1250468965
start_time nil → 2015-08-27 19:00:00 -0700
title nil → August Portland Area Game Developers Interest Group/IGDA Meeting
url nil → http://pagdig.org
venue_details nil → Text or call (503) 770-0357 to get let into the building if it's locked by the time you get there.
venue_id nil → 202394885
Change #35692
2015-08-24
22:16:56

update Calagator::Event 1250468964 Hackathon for Bike Fun Calendar Roll back

Change #35691
2015-08-24
22:16:21

update Calagator::Event 1250468964 Hackathon for Bike Fun Calendar Roll back

description Shakespeare said, to == be || to != be; but that is not the question we will address. Whether ’tis nobler for us to implement an outrageously cool feature or take arms against a sea of bugs, the question we will address is, “What happens when a whole bunch of techies go WILD on source code that helps people to have fun and bike?” Of course, we are talking about the Shift Calendar. For those of you that don’t know, Portland is a leader among North American cities in that it has this website that crowdsources bike social rides and allows anybody to find them. The Shift Calendar is used to organize Pedalpalooza and many other fun bike events throughout the year, and other cities are using its source code to make their own! However, the source code for the Shift Calendar is somewhat stuck in 2008. The developer who created and has been maintaining it hasn’t had time to make significant improvements. Today, the site gets between 7,000 to 30,000 unique visitors per month. It plays an important role for the bike community, but has lost visitors over the years. At this event, Techies on Bikes will come to the rescue and help bring the Shift Calendar into 2015! Possibilities '> hackathon(you, CSS skills); .eyesore-from-looking-at-ShiftCal { amount: none; } '> hackathon(you, HTML5); people can now find fun rides using phone while at breweries, grandma’s house, community gardens growing organic cabbage, and other places with cell reception '> hackathon(you, copywriting skills); your clever words engage, inspire, and enlighten '> hackathon(you, php, javascript); notifications of new rides and activities '> hackathon(you, Facebook API); can invite friends to rides and spy on them Although we are still working out the details, we will have a bike ride, food, and opportunities to socialize. Stay tuned for more information! We abide by this Code of Conduct: http://www.codeforportland.org/code-of-conduct/ FAQ Where can I see the Shift Calendar? http://www.shift2bikes.org/cal/ Where is the source code for Shift Calendar? https://github.com/ShiftGithub/shiftcal/ Why doesn’t Shift Calendar just use Calagator? Calagator is written in Ruby. Shift relies on volunteer webmasters that do not know Ruby and won’t be able to maintain the site if it’s changed over to Ruby. Who is going to review pull requests on the source code? Shift’s webmasters I want to volunteer for this event. How do I get involved? Please send a message to One Hwang : ohwang00 at gmail → Shakespeare said, to == be || to != be; but that is not the question we will address. Whether ’tis nobler for us to implement an outrageously cool feature or take arms against a sea of bugs, the question we will address is, “What happens when a whole bunch of techies go WILD on source code that helps people to have fun and bike?” Of course, we are talking about the Shift Calendar. For those of you that don’t know, Portland is a leader among North American cities in that it has this website that crowdsources bike social rides and allows anybody to find them. The Shift Calendar is used to organize Pedalpalooza and many other fun bike events throughout the year, and other cities are using its source code to make their own! However, the source code for the Shift Calendar is somewhat stuck in 2008. The developer who created and has been maintaining it hasn’t had time to make significant improvements. Today, the site gets between 7,000 to 30,000 unique visitors per month. It plays an important role for the bike community, but has lost visitors over the years. At this event, Techies on Bikes will come to the rescue and help bring the Shift Calendar into 2015! Possibilities '> hackathon(you, CSS skills); .eyesore-from-looking-at-ShiftCal { amount: none; } '> hackathon(you, HTML5); people can now find fun rides using phone while at breweries, grandma’s house, community gardens growing organic cabbage, and other places with cell reception '> hackathon(you, copywriting skills); your clever words engage, inspire, and enlighten '> hackathon(you, php, javascript); notifications of new rides and activities '> hackathon(you, Facebook API); can invite friends to rides and spy on them Although we are still working out the details, we will have a bike ride, food, and opportunities to socialize. Stay tuned for more information! We abide by a Code of Conduct FAQ Where can I see the Shift Calendar? http://www.shift2bikes.org/cal/ Where is the source code for Shift Calendar? https://github.com/ShiftGithub/shiftcal/ Why doesn’t Shift Calendar just use Calagator? Calagator is written in Ruby. Shift relies on volunteer webmasters that do not know Ruby and won’t be able to maintain the site if it’s changed over to Ruby. Who is going to review pull requests on the source code? Shift’s webmasters I want to volunteer for this event. How do I get involved? Please send a message to One Hwang : http://www.meetup.com/Techies-On-Bikes/members/184089389/
Change #35690
2015-08-24
22:13:33

update Calagator::Event 1250468964 Hackathon for Bike Fun Calendar Roll back

description Shakespeare said, to == be || to != be; but that is not the question we will address. Whether ’tis nobler for us to implement an outrageously cool feature or take arms against a sea of bugs, the question we will address is, “What happens when a whole bunch of techies go WILD on source code that helps people to have fun and bike?” Of course, we are talking about the Shift Calendar. For those of you that don’t know, Portland is a leader among North American cities in that it has this website that crowdsources bike social rides and allows anybody to find them. The Shift Calendar is used to organize Pedalpalooza and many other fun bike events throughout the year, and other cities are using its source code to make their own! However, the source code for the Shift Calendar is somewhat stuck in 2008. The developer who created and has been maintaining it hasn’t had time to make significant improvements. Today, the site gets between 7,000 to 30,000 unique visitors per month. It plays an important role for the bike community, but has lost visitors over the years. At this event, Techies on Bikes will come to the rescue and help bring the Shift Calendar into 2015! Possibilities '> hackathon(you, CSS skills); .eyesore-from-looking-at-ShiftCal { amount: none; } '> hackathon(you, HTML5); people can now find fun rides using phone while at breweries, grandma’s house, community gardens growing organic cabbage, and other places with cell reception > hackathon(you, copywriting skills); your clever words engage, inspire, and enlighten > hackathon(you, php, javascript); notifications of new rides and activities > hackathon(you, Facebook API); can invite friends to rides and spy on them Although we are still working out the details, we will have a bike ride, food, and opportunities to socialize. Stay tuned for more information! We abide by this Code of Conduct: http://www.codeforportland.org/code-of-conduct/ FAQ Where can I see the Shift Calendar? http://www.shift2bikes.org/cal/ Where is the source code for Shift Calendar? https://github.com/ShiftGithub/shiftcal/ Why doesn’t Shift Calendar just use Calagator? Calagator is written in Ruby. Shift relies on volunteer webmasters that do not know Ruby and won’t be able to maintain the site if it’s changed over to Ruby. Who is going to review pull requests on the source code? Shift’s webmasters I want to volunteer for this event. How do I get involved? Please send a message to One Hwang : ohwang00 at gmail → Shakespeare said, to == be || to != be; but that is not the question we will address. Whether ’tis nobler for us to implement an outrageously cool feature or take arms against a sea of bugs, the question we will address is, “What happens when a whole bunch of techies go WILD on source code that helps people to have fun and bike?” Of course, we are talking about the Shift Calendar. For those of you that don’t know, Portland is a leader among North American cities in that it has this website that crowdsources bike social rides and allows anybody to find them. The Shift Calendar is used to organize Pedalpalooza and many other fun bike events throughout the year, and other cities are using its source code to make their own! However, the source code for the Shift Calendar is somewhat stuck in 2008. The developer who created and has been maintaining it hasn’t had time to make significant improvements. Today, the site gets between 7,000 to 30,000 unique visitors per month. It plays an important role for the bike community, but has lost visitors over the years. At this event, Techies on Bikes will come to the rescue and help bring the Shift Calendar into 2015! Possibilities '> hackathon(you, CSS skills); .eyesore-from-looking-at-ShiftCal { amount: none; } '> hackathon(you, HTML5); people can now find fun rides using phone while at breweries, grandma’s house, community gardens growing organic cabbage, and other places with cell reception '> hackathon(you, copywriting skills); your clever words engage, inspire, and enlighten '> hackathon(you, php, javascript); notifications of new rides and activities '> hackathon(you, Facebook API); can invite friends to rides and spy on them Although we are still working out the details, we will have a bike ride, food, and opportunities to socialize. Stay tuned for more information! We abide by this Code of Conduct: http://www.codeforportland.org/code-of-conduct/ FAQ Where can I see the Shift Calendar? http://www.shift2bikes.org/cal/ Where is the source code for Shift Calendar? https://github.com/ShiftGithub/shiftcal/ Why doesn’t Shift Calendar just use Calagator? Calagator is written in Ruby. Shift relies on volunteer webmasters that do not know Ruby and won’t be able to maintain the site if it’s changed over to Ruby. Who is going to review pull requests on the source code? Shift’s webmasters I want to volunteer for this event. How do I get involved? Please send a message to One Hwang : ohwang00 at gmail
Change #35689
2015-08-24
22:12:14

update Calagator::Event 1250468964 Hackathon for Bike Fun Calendar Roll back

description Shakespeare said, to == be || to != be; but that is not the question we will address. Whether ’tis nobler for us to implement an outrageously cool feature or take arms against a sea of bugs, the question we will address is, “What happens when a whole bunch of techies go WILD on source code that helps people to have fun and bike?” Of course, we are talking about the Shift Calendar. For those of you that don’t know, Portland is a leader among North American cities in that it has this website that crowdsources bike social rides and allows anybody to find them. The Shift Calendar is used to organize Pedalpalooza and many other fun bike events throughout the year, and other cities are using its source code to make their own! However, the source code for the Shift Calendar is somewhat stuck in 2008. The developer who created and has been maintaining it hasn’t had time to make significant improvements. Today, the site gets between 7,000 to 30,000 unique visitors per month. It plays an important role for the bike community, but has lost visitors over the years. At this event, Techies on Bikes will come to the rescue and help bring the Shift Calendar into 2015! Possibilities '> hackathon(you, CSS skills); .eyesore-from-looking-at-ShiftCal { amount: none; } > hackathon(you, HTML5); people can now find fun rides using phone while at breweries, grandma’s house, community gardens growing organic cabbage, and other places with cell reception > hackathon(you, copywriting skills); your clever words engage, inspire, and enlighten > hackathon(you, php, javascript); notifications of new rides and activities > hackathon(you, Facebook API); can invite friends to rides and spy on them Although we are still working out the details, we will have a bike ride, food, and opportunities to socialize. Stay tuned for more information! We abide by this Code of Conduct: http://www.codeforportland.org/code-of-conduct/ FAQ Where can I see the Shift Calendar? http://www.shift2bikes.org/cal/ Where is the source code for Shift Calendar? https://github.com/ShiftGithub/shiftcal/ Why doesn’t Shift Calendar just use Calagator? Calagator is written in Ruby. Shift relies on volunteer webmasters that do not know Ruby and won’t be able to maintain the site if it’s changed over to Ruby. Who is going to review pull requests on the source code? Shift’s webmasters I want to volunteer for this event. How do I get involved? Please send a message to One Hwang : ohwang00 at gmail → Shakespeare said, to == be || to != be; but that is not the question we will address. Whether ’tis nobler for us to implement an outrageously cool feature or take arms against a sea of bugs, the question we will address is, “What happens when a whole bunch of techies go WILD on source code that helps people to have fun and bike?” Of course, we are talking about the Shift Calendar. For those of you that don’t know, Portland is a leader among North American cities in that it has this website that crowdsources bike social rides and allows anybody to find them. The Shift Calendar is used to organize Pedalpalooza and many other fun bike events throughout the year, and other cities are using its source code to make their own! However, the source code for the Shift Calendar is somewhat stuck in 2008. The developer who created and has been maintaining it hasn’t had time to make significant improvements. Today, the site gets between 7,000 to 30,000 unique visitors per month. It plays an important role for the bike community, but has lost visitors over the years. At this event, Techies on Bikes will come to the rescue and help bring the Shift Calendar into 2015! Possibilities '> hackathon(you, CSS skills); .eyesore-from-looking-at-ShiftCal { amount: none; } '> hackathon(you, HTML5); people can now find fun rides using phone while at breweries, grandma’s house, community gardens growing organic cabbage, and other places with cell reception > hackathon(you, copywriting skills); your clever words engage, inspire, and enlighten > hackathon(you, php, javascript); notifications of new rides and activities > hackathon(you, Facebook API); can invite friends to rides and spy on them Although we are still working out the details, we will have a bike ride, food, and opportunities to socialize. Stay tuned for more information! We abide by this Code of Conduct: http://www.codeforportland.org/code-of-conduct/ FAQ Where can I see the Shift Calendar? http://www.shift2bikes.org/cal/ Where is the source code for Shift Calendar? https://github.com/ShiftGithub/shiftcal/ Why doesn’t Shift Calendar just use Calagator? Calagator is written in Ruby. Shift relies on volunteer webmasters that do not know Ruby and won’t be able to maintain the site if it’s changed over to Ruby. Who is going to review pull requests on the source code? Shift’s webmasters I want to volunteer for this event. How do I get involved? Please send a message to One Hwang : ohwang00 at gmail
Change #35688
2015-08-24
22:11:04

update Calagator::Event 1250468964 Hackathon for Bike Fun Calendar Roll back

description Shakespeare said, to == be || to != be; but that is not the question we will address. Whether ’tis nobler for us to implement an outrageously cool feature or take arms against a sea of bugs, the question we will address is, “What happens when a whole bunch of techies go WILD on source code that helps people to have fun and bike?” Of course, we are talking about the Shift Calendar. For those of you that don’t know, Portland is a leader among North American cities in that it has this website that crowdsources bike social rides and allows anybody to find them. The Shift Calendar is used to organize Pedalpalooza and many other fun bike events throughout the year, and other cities are using its source code to make their own! However, the source code for the Shift Calendar is somewhat stuck in 2008. The developer who created and has been maintaining it hasn’t had time to make significant improvements. Today, the site gets between 7,000 to 30,000 unique visitors per month. It plays an important role for the bike community, but has lost visitors over the years. At this event, Techies on Bikes will come to the rescue and help bring the Shift Calendar into 2015! Possibilities: > hackathon(you, CSS skills); .eyesore-from-looking-at-ShiftCal { amount: none; } > hackathon(you, HTML5); people can now find fun rides using phone while at breweries, grandma’s house, community gardens growing organic cabbage, and other places with cell reception > hackathon(you, copywriting skills); your clever words engage, inspire, and enlighten > hackathon(you, php, javascript); notifications of new rides and activities > hackathon(you, Facebook API); can invite friends to rides and spy on them Although we are still working out the details, we will have a bike ride, food, and opportunities to socialize. Stay tuned for more information! We abide by this Code of Conduct: http://www.codeforportland.org/code-of-conduct/ FAQ Where can I see the Shift Calendar? http://www.shift2bikes.org/cal/ Where is the source code for Shift Calendar? https://github.com/ShiftGithub/shiftcal/ Why doesn’t Shift Calendar just use Calagator? Calagator is written in Ruby. Shift relies on volunteer webmasters that do not know Ruby and won’t be able to maintain the site if it’s changed over to Ruby. Who is going to review pull requests on the source code? Shift’s webmasters I want to volunteer for this event. How do I get involved? Please send a message to One Hwang : ohwang00 at gmail → Shakespeare said, to == be || to != be; but that is not the question we will address. Whether ’tis nobler for us to implement an outrageously cool feature or take arms against a sea of bugs, the question we will address is, “What happens when a whole bunch of techies go WILD on source code that helps people to have fun and bike?” Of course, we are talking about the Shift Calendar. For those of you that don’t know, Portland is a leader among North American cities in that it has this website that crowdsources bike social rides and allows anybody to find them. The Shift Calendar is used to organize Pedalpalooza and many other fun bike events throughout the year, and other cities are using its source code to make their own! However, the source code for the Shift Calendar is somewhat stuck in 2008. The developer who created and has been maintaining it hasn’t had time to make significant improvements. Today, the site gets between 7,000 to 30,000 unique visitors per month. It plays an important role for the bike community, but has lost visitors over the years. At this event, Techies on Bikes will come to the rescue and help bring the Shift Calendar into 2015! Possibilities '> hackathon(you, CSS skills); .eyesore-from-looking-at-ShiftCal { amount: none; } > hackathon(you, HTML5); people can now find fun rides using phone while at breweries, grandma’s house, community gardens growing organic cabbage, and other places with cell reception > hackathon(you, copywriting skills); your clever words engage, inspire, and enlighten > hackathon(you, php, javascript); notifications of new rides and activities > hackathon(you, Facebook API); can invite friends to rides and spy on them Although we are still working out the details, we will have a bike ride, food, and opportunities to socialize. Stay tuned for more information! We abide by this Code of Conduct: http://www.codeforportland.org/code-of-conduct/ FAQ Where can I see the Shift Calendar? http://www.shift2bikes.org/cal/ Where is the source code for Shift Calendar? https://github.com/ShiftGithub/shiftcal/ Why doesn’t Shift Calendar just use Calagator? Calagator is written in Ruby. Shift relies on volunteer webmasters that do not know Ruby and won’t be able to maintain the site if it’s changed over to Ruby. Who is going to review pull requests on the source code? Shift’s webmasters I want to volunteer for this event. How do I get involved? Please send a message to One Hwang : ohwang00 at gmail
Change #35687
2015-08-24
22:09:23

update Calagator::Event 1250468964 Hackathon for Bike Fun Calendar Roll back

description Shakespeare said, to == be || to != be; but that is not the question we will address. Whether ’tis nobler for us to implement an outrageously cool feature or take arms against a sea of bugs, the question we will address is, “What happens when a whole bunch of techies go WILD on source code that helps people to have fun and bike?” Of course, we are talking about the Shift Calendar. For those of you that don’t know, Portland is a leader among North American cities in that it has this website that crowdsources bike social rides and allows anybody to find them. The Shift Calendar is used to organize Pedalpalooza and many other fun bike events throughout the year, and other cities are using its source code to make their own! However, the source code for the Shift Calendar is somewhat stuck in 2008. The developer who created and has been maintaining it hasn’t had time to make significant improvements. Today, the site gets between 7,000 to 30,000 unique visitors per month. It plays an important role for the bike community, but has lost visitors over the years. At this event, Techies on Bikes will come to the rescue and help bring the Shift Calendar into 2015! Possibilities: > hackathon(you, CSS skills); .eyesore-from-looking-at-ShiftCal { amount: none; } > hackathon(you, HTML5); people can now find fun rides using phone while at breweries, grandma’s house, community gardens growing organic cabbage, and other places with cell reception > hackathon(you, copywriting skills); your clever words engage, inspire, and enlighten > hackathon(you, php, javascript); notifications of new rides and activities > hackathon(you, Facebook API); can invite friends to rides and spy on them Although we are still working out the details, we will have a bike ride, food, and opportunities to socialize. Stay tuned for more information! We abide by this Code of Conduct. FAQ Where can I see the Shift Calendar? http://www.shift2bikes.org/cal/ Where is the source code for Shift Calendar? https://github.com/ShiftGithub/shiftcal/ Why doesn’t Shift Calendar just use Calagator? Calagator is written in Ruby. Shift relies on volunteer webmasters that do not know Ruby and won’t be able to maintain the site if it’s changed over to Ruby. Who is going to review pull requests on the source code? Shift’s webmasters I want to volunteer for this event. How do I get involved? Please send a message to One Hwang : http://www.meetup.com/Techies-On-Bikes/members/184089389/ → Shakespeare said, to == be || to != be; but that is not the question we will address. Whether ’tis nobler for us to implement an outrageously cool feature or take arms against a sea of bugs, the question we will address is, “What happens when a whole bunch of techies go WILD on source code that helps people to have fun and bike?” Of course, we are talking about the Shift Calendar. For those of you that don’t know, Portland is a leader among North American cities in that it has this website that crowdsources bike social rides and allows anybody to find them. The Shift Calendar is used to organize Pedalpalooza and many other fun bike events throughout the year, and other cities are using its source code to make their own! However, the source code for the Shift Calendar is somewhat stuck in 2008. The developer who created and has been maintaining it hasn’t had time to make significant improvements. Today, the site gets between 7,000 to 30,000 unique visitors per month. It plays an important role for the bike community, but has lost visitors over the years. At this event, Techies on Bikes will come to the rescue and help bring the Shift Calendar into 2015! Possibilities: > hackathon(you, CSS skills); .eyesore-from-looking-at-ShiftCal { amount: none; } > hackathon(you, HTML5); people can now find fun rides using phone while at breweries, grandma’s house, community gardens growing organic cabbage, and other places with cell reception > hackathon(you, copywriting skills); your clever words engage, inspire, and enlighten > hackathon(you, php, javascript); notifications of new rides and activities > hackathon(you, Facebook API); can invite friends to rides and spy on them Although we are still working out the details, we will have a bike ride, food, and opportunities to socialize. Stay tuned for more information! We abide by this Code of Conduct: http://www.codeforportland.org/code-of-conduct/ FAQ Where can I see the Shift Calendar? http://www.shift2bikes.org/cal/ Where is the source code for Shift Calendar? https://github.com/ShiftGithub/shiftcal/ Why doesn’t Shift Calendar just use Calagator? Calagator is written in Ruby. Shift relies on volunteer webmasters that do not know Ruby and won’t be able to maintain the site if it’s changed over to Ruby. Who is going to review pull requests on the source code? Shift’s webmasters I want to volunteer for this event. How do I get involved? Please send a message to One Hwang : ohwang00 at gmail
Change #35686
2015-08-24
22:07:15

create Calagator::Event 1250468964 Hackathon for Bike Fun Calendar Roll back

description nil → Shakespeare said, to == be || to != be; but that is not the question we will address. Whether ’tis nobler for us to implement an outrageously cool feature or take arms against a sea of bugs, the question we will address is, “What happens when a whole bunch of techies go WILD on source code that helps people to have fun and bike?” Of course, we are talking about the Shift Calendar. For those of you that don’t know, Portland is a leader among North American cities in that it has this website that crowdsources bike social rides and allows anybody to find them. The Shift Calendar is used to organize Pedalpalooza and many other fun bike events throughout the year, and other cities are using its source code to make their own! However, the source code for the Shift Calendar is somewhat stuck in 2008. The developer who created and has been maintaining it hasn’t had time to make significant improvements. Today, the site gets between 7,000 to 30,000 unique visitors per month. It plays an important role for the bike community, but has lost visitors over the years. At this event, Techies on Bikes will come to the rescue and help bring the Shift Calendar into 2015! Possibilities: > hackathon(you, CSS skills); .eyesore-from-looking-at-ShiftCal { amount: none; } > hackathon(you, HTML5); people can now find fun rides using phone while at breweries, grandma’s house, community gardens growing organic cabbage, and other places with cell reception > hackathon(you, copywriting skills); your clever words engage, inspire, and enlighten > hackathon(you, php, javascript); notifications of new rides and activities > hackathon(you, Facebook API); can invite friends to rides and spy on them Although we are still working out the details, we will have a bike ride, food, and opportunities to socialize. Stay tuned for more information! We abide by this Code of Conduct. FAQ Where can I see the Shift Calendar? http://www.shift2bikes.org/cal/ Where is the source code for Shift Calendar? https://github.com/ShiftGithub/shiftcal/ Why doesn’t Shift Calendar just use Calagator? Calagator is written in Ruby. Shift relies on volunteer webmasters that do not know Ruby and won’t be able to maintain the site if it’s changed over to Ruby. Who is going to review pull requests on the source code? Shift’s webmasters I want to volunteer for this event. How do I get involved? Please send a message to One Hwang : http://www.meetup.com/Techies-On-Bikes/members/184089389/
end_time nil → 2015-09-12 17:00:00 -0700
id nil → 1250468964
start_time nil → 2015-09-12 08:45:00 -0700
title nil → Hackathon for Bike Fun Calendar
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venue_id nil → 202394989
Change #35685
2015-08-24
15:53:20

create Calagator::Event 1250468963 Westside Founders - Science and Tech Startups Roll back

description nil → We are discussing business formation this week. The type of business organization you pick affects how investors see you, how your profits are taxed, and how much liability is passed through to the founders. I'll spend a few minutes giving the legal perspective of the different types of business entities as well as some tax planning considerations. I've personally run each type of business entity over the years for my ventures. I'll give my personal opinions on how they work in reality. I look forward to hearing your thoughts, too.
end_time nil → 2015-08-27 19:00:00 -0700
id nil → 1250468963
start_time nil → 2015-08-27 18:00:00 -0700
title nil → Westside Founders - Science and Tech Startups
url nil → http://www.meetup.com/Westside-Founders-Science-and-Tech-Startups/events/224855614/
venue_id nil → 202395036
Change #35684
2015-08-24
14:20:50

create Calagator::Event 1250468962 August Brewpal at SE Lucky Lab Roll back

description nil → Posted by jessehs on August 18, 2015 at 10:12pm Start: 2015-08-25 17:00 America/Los_Angeles Organizers: jessehs Join us for the July edition of Brewpal! On the fourth Tuesday of each month, we get together to work on projects, ask questions of our fellow Drupalers and have a pint. As you may know, this year we've been rotating the venue of the Brewpal meetup. The criteria includes free wi-fi, a large public space that's family friendly, bar service (rather than table service), all while being close-in and easy to get to by public transit. This month (August 25th), Brewpal will take place at Teote Areperia (1615 SE 12th) the SE Lucky Lab (915 SE Hawthorne).
end_time nil → 2015-08-24 21:00:00 -0700
id nil → 1250468962
start_time nil → 2015-08-24 17:00:00 -0700
title nil → August Brewpal at SE Lucky Lab
url nil → https://groups.drupal.org/portland
venue_id nil → 202390282
Change #35683
2015-08-24
07:26:58

create Calagator::Event 1250468961 Homebrew Website Club PDX Roll back

description nil → Hack night edition! Are you building your own website? Indie reader? Personal publishing web app? Or some other digital magic-cloud proxy? If so, come on by and join a gathering of people with likeminded interests. Bring your friends that want to start a personal web site. Exchange information, swap ideas, talk shop, or help work on a project!
end_time nil → 2015-08-26 19:30:00 -0700
id nil → 1250468961
start_time nil → 2015-08-26 17:30:00 -0700
title nil → Homebrew Website Club PDX
url nil → https://indiewebcamp.com/events/2015-08-26-homebrew-website-club
venue_id nil → 202393222
Change #35682
2015-08-23
16:40:57

create Calagator::Event 1250468960 Quantified Self Show&Tell Presentations Roll back

description nil → We're back! It's been too long, but we're excited to get together again and share what we've been learning from our personal data. #### Here's our agenda: ##### Informal Social and Gadget Time - Starting at 6pm Come early to socialize with other QSers and share what hardware, apps, and other technologies are helping you track your life. Bring your gadgets so that we can all see them, play with them, and hear your experiences with them! ##### New and Notable from the 2015 Quantified Self Conference - 6:30 sharp! Steven Jonas of QS Labs will give a short intro on what Quantified Self is for people who are new. He will also share stories and highlight some fantastic talks from the recent Quantified Self conference in San Francisco. ##### Show and Tell We want to know: What are you working on? What are you tracking? What are you learning? It doesn't have to be a formal presentation, and can be as much as 10 minutes or as short as you like. Please let us know beforehand if you would like to share something. Shoot an email to [email protected].
end_time nil → 2015-08-27 20:00:00 -0700
id nil → 1250468960
start_time nil → 2015-08-27 18:00:00 -0700
title nil → Quantified Self Show&Tell Presentations
url nil → http://www.meetup.com/PDX-Quantified-Self/events/224562987/
venue_details nil → The suite number is 320 on the third floor. You should be able to get in just fine, but if there is an issue, call (740) 478-2680.
venue_id nil → 202393905
Change #35681
2015-08-23
12:24:23

create Calagator::Event 1250468594 PDXbyte users group (C/C++/Assembly) Roll back

description nil → Ian Dees: Preventing Memory Leaks With Smart Pointers David Turnbull: Introduction to Operating Systems for Embedded Systems (and the Internet of Things). The meeting host for June is [Crowd Compass](http://www.crowdcompass.com/home.shtml) The leading mobile app provider for conferences and meetings. Talk begins at 7, get there early for socializing. Join our mailing list! https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/pdxbyte
end_time nil → 2015-06-09 20:30:00 -0700
id nil → 1250468594
start_time nil → 2015-06-09 18:00:00 -0700
title nil → PDXbyte users group (C/C++/Assembly)
url nil → http://pdxbyte.org/
venue_details nil → Enter through doors on SW 2nd Ave
venue_id nil → 202394885
Change #35680
2015-08-23
00:07:28

destroy Calagator::Event 1250468594 PDXbyte users group (C/C++/Assembly) Roll back

Change #35679
2015-08-21
13:47:08

create Calagator::Event 1250468959 BSD Pizza Night Roll back

description nil → A meeting of folks interested in Copy Free licenses, primarily BSD operating systems. We get together eat pizza, drink beer, and talk about what interesting things have been going on.
end_time nil → 2015-08-27 21:00:00 -0700
id nil → 1250468959
start_time nil → 2015-08-27 19:00:00 -0700
title nil → BSD Pizza Night
venue_id nil → 202394904
Change #35678
2015-08-21
10:14:33

update Calagator::Event 1250468958 Unicorns Are Made, Not Born: The Truths of Designer/Developers — RefreshPDX Roll back

Change #35677
2015-08-21
10:14:19

create Calagator::Event 1250468958 Unicorns Are Made, Not Born: The Truths of Designer/Developers — RefreshPDX Roll back

description nil → <h2>Doors at 6pm, Talk at 6:30pm</h2> Please visit the site to RSVP. <h3>Our Topic</h3> Over the years, the internet has had many a debate over unicorns, aka designers that code. In what capacity do they exist? Should more people try to become unicorns? What does it take to be a designer/developer? Despite what the descriptor might imply, being a unicorn isn’t magic – it’s work. Whether you’re starting a career in design, already designing and coding all the time, or hiring, you’ll have to make decisions about what to prioritize. So rather than perpetuating unicorn myths, let’s talk about what it’s like to jump between two disciplines and what makes one designer better than another. <h3>Our speaker, Elea Chang</h3> Elea Chang is a Bay-Area-native-turned-Portlander who designs for the web and thinks about usability. Previously, she worked for Upworthy, Idealist, and OkCupid Labs. Recently, Elea has written pieces for Model View Culture and The Pastry Box, and is putting together Affect, a conference on the intersection of design and social good.
end_time nil → 2015-09-16 19:30:00 -0700
id nil → 1250468958
start_time nil → 2015-09-16 18:00:00 -0700
title nil → Unicorns Are Made, Not Born: The Truths of Designer/Developers — RefreshPDX
url nil → http://rfrshpdx.org/unicorns-are-made/
venue_details nil → Our venue, Idealist Thanks to Idealist for hosting us this month! Idealist is located at 209 SW Oak, Suite 101, Portland, OR, 97204.
venue_id nil → 202394917
Change #35674
2015-08-20
21:51:53

create Calagator::Event 1250468957 Demolicious Portland Roll back

description nil → The last Demolicious of 2015 is October 6. Doors open 6:00, Demos start 7:00. Portlanders in web and mobile tech are creating cool new apps, services and companies. But we aren't sharing them nearly enough. Demolicious shines a well-deserved spotlight on some of the best work. Previous presenters have gone on to raise money from PIE, the Portland Seed Fund and other investors.
end_time nil → 2015-10-06 21:00:00 -0700
id nil → 1250468957
start_time nil → 2015-10-06 18:00:00 -0700
title nil → Demolicious Portland
url nil → http://demolicious.in/portland
venue_id nil → 202394731
Change #35673
2015-08-20
14:37:17

create Calagator::Event 1250468956 PDXGo Project/Hack Night! Roll back

description nil → # August PDXGo Project Night! Hack on your side projects with fellow Portland Gophers! We didn't have a Talk night this month, so this night can do double duty for discussion time. All skill and interest levels welcome! If you have questions on a project or part of the GoTour feel free to bring them, there will probably be someone who can help!
end_time nil → 2015-08-24 21:00:00 -0700
id nil → 1250468956
start_time nil → 2015-08-24 18:00:00 -0700
title nil → PDXGo Project/Hack Night!
url nil → http://www.meetup.com/PDX-Go/events/224543774/
venue_details nil → Check the sign at the door, hopefully you'll just be able to buzz 'Lytics' and the door will open.
venue_id nil → 202394825
Change #35672
2015-08-20
11:06:18

update Calagator::Event 1250468934 Food Bytes presents: Stories About Scaling featuring Jacobsen Salt Co, KURE, Supportland Roll back

description As Portland grows in popularity and population, it’s no surprise that many of our startups and small businesses are burgeoning. Hear local entrepreneurs share stories about expanding their businesses. The panel will explore the benefits and challenges of using technology to create scale, expand audiences and support growth. <b>Panelists: </b> Nate Higgins, Co-Founder of KURE Ben Jacobsen, Founder of Jacobsen Salt Co. Katrina Scott di Carlo, Co-Founder of Supportland <b>Schedule: </b> 6:30 Doors open 6:45 Panel begins 7:30 Breakout discussions 8:30 Conversations & mingling Our Host: Quick Left builds web & mobile applications for companies that want to accelerate & elevate their dev teams. → As Portland grows in popularity and population, it’s no surprise that many of our startups and small businesses are burgeoning. Hear local entrepreneurs share stories about expanding their businesses. The panel will explore the benefits and challenges of using technology to create scale, expand audiences and support growth. <b>Panelists: </b><br> Nate Higgins, Co-Founder of KURE <br> Ben Jacobsen, Founder of Jacobsen Salt Co. <br> Katrina Scott di Carlo, Co-Founder of Supportland<br> <b>Schedule: </b><br> 6:30 Doors open <br> 6:45 Event begins <br> 8:00 Breakout discussions <br> 8:30 Conversations & mingling <b>Our Host: </b><br> Quick Left builds web & mobile applications for companies that want to accelerate & elevate their dev teams.
Change #35670
2015-08-20
09:05:34

destroy Calagator::Event 1250468954 Gevurtz Menashe Roll back