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Change #26657
2014-03-19
19:28:13

create Calagator::Event 1250465876 AgilePDX Downtown Pub Lunch: Patterns & Anti-Patterns of Adopting ALM tools Roll back

description nil → Each year the Downtown Pub Lunchers talk about what's new and cool in agile life cycle management tools. On April 4th, instead of doing a free-for-all about the newest tools, we're going to be talking about the craziness and the goodness that can about from adopting a tool to track what's going on with agile teams. Sometimes even talking about adopting a tool can bring these patterns and anti-patterns up. We mean to say: why bother with a tool? And when we need to bother, how can we best adopt a tool without hurting ourselves--and our quest for agility? We start at 12p and end at 1p. Strive to be on time: we do. RSVP's appreciated but not required. You'll find us in the back room. See you there!
end_time nil → 2014-04-04 13:00:00 -0700
id nil → 1250465876
start_time nil → 2014-04-04 12:00:00 -0700
title nil → AgilePDX Downtown Pub Lunch: Patterns & Anti-Patterns of Adopting ALM tools
url nil → http://www.agilepdx.org
venue_id nil → 202390475
Change #26656
2014-03-19
16:11:09

create Calagator::Event 1250465875 Ruby Programmers Informal Co-Working Roll back

description nil → Based off an idea from the pdxruby mailing list, this event is for any ruby programmers who want to informally co-work from a cafe. We'll be at Ford Food and Drink on SE 11th and Division... come join!
end_time nil → 2014-03-21 14:00:00 -0700
id nil → 1250465875
start_time nil → 2014-03-21 10:00:00 -0700
title nil → Ruby Programmers Informal Co-Working
venue_id nil → 202394046
Change #26655
2014-03-19
16:03:31

update Calagator::Event 1250465874 Special Panel: Don Reinersten, David Snowden, April Mills, and David Hussman Roll back

description <b><i>Rose City SPIN and Intel Present a very special Panel Discussion</i></b> <h2>From Today to Tomorrow: Preparing Ourselves for the Needs of the Future</h2> <h2>Featuring Don Reinertsen, David Snowden, April Mills, and David Hussman</h2> Dates/Times: Wednesday, April 16th, 2014: Networking @ 5:15-5:45 PM; Seminar 5:45-6:45 PM Location: Intel Jones Farm Campus, JFCC Auditorium, 2111 NE 25th Ave., Hillsboro, OR (after turning into the parking lot off of 25th, go straight through the stop sign and park in the parking lot on your left. JFCC will be on your left between JF3 and JF4.) <h3>About the panel topic</h3> World recognized speakers will discuss what is needed now and in the future to succeed in both the simple and complex aspects of our work and world. What skills are we missing? How much can we prepare for an unknown future? How can we focus on practical steps to deliver when so much is changing around us? Join us for this once in a lifetime panel where we explore these concepts and more! <h3>About the speakers</h3> <b>Don Reinertsen</b> Don is the author of three best-selling books on product development. For 30 years he has focused on creating fundamental changes in the way organizations develop products. Before starting his own firm, he had extensive management consulting experience at McKinsey and taught executive courses at California Institute of Technology. His books, Developing Products in Half the Time and The Principles of Product Development Flow are product development classics that helped drive the application of just-in-time and other Lean principles within the domain of product development. <b>David Snowden</b> David is a researcher and thought leader in the field of knowledge management. He is the founder and chief scientific officer of Cognitive Edge, a research network focusing on complexity theory in sense making. He is an authority on the application of complexity theory to organizations, tacit knowledge, and an observer of the way knowledge is used in organizations. Snowden developed the Cynefin framework, a leader’s guide for decision making and a practical application of complexity theory to management science. Here is a short video that highlights his approach. <b>April Mills</b> April leads a guiding coalition for change at the U.S. Navy Naval Shipyard in Puget Sound based on Dr. John Kotter’s Leading Change 8-step model. She has a passion for creating positive change, highlighting how anyone can drive change for themselves and for their organizations and communities. April has struggled with and fought against the inertia and bureaucracy of large entrenched organizations and has practical advice for change agents based on the lessons she has learned. <b>David Hussman</b> David teaches and coaches agility in companies of all sizes all over the world. For more than 10 years, David has evolved the successful adoption of agile methods in medical, retail, legal, education, health care, control systems, digital audio, financial and more. David believes in helping companies design processes that help them instead of simply teaching them to follow a process. In addition to working side by side with design and delivery teams, David works with leader and executives to promote the use of agile methods to attack the real challenges of their specific industry. In 2009, David received the Gordon Pask Award from the Agile Alliance. David’s company DevJam provides coaching, coursework, development staff and product development. When he is not coaching or teaching, you can find David speaking at conferences around the world and publishing to a variety of sources. He has contributed to several books as well as helping to create agile curriculum for The University of Minnesota and Capella University. For more information about David check out the DevJam website. <h3>A Special Treat from Intel</h3> Plan on coming early! We will have snacks provided starting at 5:15. Network with many practitioners from all over the area! This session immediately follows the Intel Agile and Lean Development Conference. <h3>How to Register</h3> This is a FREE lecture and open to the public sponsored by the Rose City SPIN and Intel. But you can help us plan food and drinks by registering at: http://aprilspinpanel.eventbrite.com <h3>Rose City SPIN</h3> The Rose City Software Process Improvement Network (SPIN) is a monthly forum for networking, mutual support, and promotion of effective software practices. We exchange practical experiences, ideas, knowledge, wisdom, and war stories about the technical, business, and human facets of software process improvement. The Rose City SPIN serves the software development community of the Portland/Vancouver metro area. Whether you work for a large company or a small one, corporate or self-employed, industrial or academic setting, you are welcome at the Rose City SPIN. → <b><i>Rose City SPIN and Intel Present a very special Panel Discussion</i></b> <h2>From Today to Tomorrow: Preparing Ourselves for the Needs of the Future</h2> <i><h2>Featuring Don Reinertsen, David Snowden, April Mills, and David Hussman</h2></i> Dates/Times: Wednesday, April 16th, 2014: Networking @ 5:15-5:45 PM; Seminar 5:45-6:45 PM Location: Intel Jones Farm Campus, JFCC Auditorium, 2111 NE 25th Ave., Hillsboro, OR (after turning into the parking lot off of 25th, go straight through the stop sign and park in the parking lot on your left. JFCC will be on your left between JF3 and JF4.) <h3>About the panel topic</h3> World recognized speakers will discuss what is needed now and in the future to succeed in both the simple and complex aspects of our work and world. What skills are we missing? How much can we prepare for an unknown future? How can we focus on practical steps to deliver when so much is changing around us? Join us for this once in a lifetime panel where we explore these concepts and more! <h3>About the speakers</h3> <b>Don Reinertsen</b> Don is the author of three best-selling books on product development. For 30 years he has focused on creating fundamental changes in the way organizations develop products. Before starting his own firm, he had extensive management consulting experience at McKinsey and taught executive courses at California Institute of Technology. His books, Developing Products in Half the Time and The Principles of Product Development Flow are product development classics that helped drive the application of just-in-time and other Lean principles within the domain of product development. <b>David Snowden</b> David is a researcher and thought leader in the field of knowledge management. He is the founder and chief scientific officer of Cognitive Edge, a research network focusing on complexity theory in sense making. He is an authority on the application of complexity theory to organizations, tacit knowledge, and an observer of the way knowledge is used in organizations. Snowden developed the Cynefin framework, a leader’s guide for decision making and a practical application of complexity theory to management science. Here is a short video that highlights his approach. <b>April Mills</b> April leads a guiding coalition for change at the U.S. Navy Naval Shipyard in Puget Sound based on Dr. John Kotter’s Leading Change 8-step model. She has a passion for creating positive change, highlighting how anyone can drive change for themselves and for their organizations and communities. April has struggled with and fought against the inertia and bureaucracy of large entrenched organizations and has practical advice for change agents based on the lessons she has learned. <b>David Hussman</b> David teaches and coaches agility in companies of all sizes all over the world. For more than 10 years, David has evolved the successful adoption of agile methods in medical, retail, legal, education, health care, control systems, digital audio, financial and more. David believes in helping companies design processes that help them instead of simply teaching them to follow a process. In addition to working side by side with design and delivery teams, David works with leader and executives to promote the use of agile methods to attack the real challenges of their specific industry. In 2009, David received the Gordon Pask Award from the Agile Alliance. David’s company DevJam provides coaching, coursework, development staff and product development. When he is not coaching or teaching, you can find David speaking at conferences around the world and publishing to a variety of sources. He has contributed to several books as well as helping to create agile curriculum for The University of Minnesota and Capella University. For more information about David check out the DevJam website. <h3>A Special Treat from Intel</h3> Plan on coming early! We will have snacks provided starting at 5:15. Network with many practitioners from all over the area! This session immediately follows the Intel Agile and Lean Development Conference. <h3>How to Register</h3> This is a FREE lecture and open to the public sponsored by the Rose City SPIN and Intel. But you can help us plan food and drinks by registering at: http://aprilspinpanel.eventbrite.com <h3>Rose City SPIN</h3> The Rose City Software Process Improvement Network (SPIN) is a monthly forum for networking, mutual support, and promotion of effective software practices. We exchange practical experiences, ideas, knowledge, wisdom, and war stories about the technical, business, and human facets of software process improvement. The Rose City SPIN serves the software development community of the Portland/Vancouver metro area. Whether you work for a large company or a small one, corporate or self-employed, industrial or academic setting, you are welcome at the Rose City SPIN.
Change #26654
2014-03-19
16:02:51

update Calagator::Event 1250465874 Special Panel: Don Reinersten, David Snowden, April Mills, and David Hussman Roll back

description <b><i>Rose City SPIN and Intel Present a very special Panel Discussion</i></b> <h2>From Today to Tomorrow: Preparing Ourselves for the Needs of the Future</h2> <h3>Featuring Don Reinertsen, David Snowden, April Mills, and David Hussman</h3> Dates/Times: Wednesday, April 16th, 2014: Networking @ 5:15-5:45 PM; Seminar 5:45-6:45 PM Location: Intel Jones Farm Campus, JFCC Auditorium, 2111 NE 25th Ave., Hillsboro, OR (after turning into the parking lot off of 25th, go straight through the stop sign and park in the parking lot on your left. JFCC will be on your left between JF3 and JF4.) <h3>About the panel topic</h3> World recognized speakers will discuss what is needed now and in the future to succeed in both the simple and complex aspects of our work and world. What skills are we missing? How much can we prepare for an unknown future? How can we focus on practical steps to deliver when so much is changing around us? Join us for this once in a lifetime panel where we explore these concepts and more! <h3>About the speakers</h3> <b>Don Reinertsen</b> Don is the author of three best-selling books on product development. For 30 years he has focused on creating fundamental changes in the way organizations develop products. Before starting his own firm, he had extensive management consulting experience at McKinsey and taught executive courses at California Institute of Technology. His books, Developing Products in Half the Time and The Principles of Product Development Flow are product development classics that helped drive the application of just-in-time and other Lean principles within the domain of product development. <b>David Snowden</b> David is a researcher and thought leader in the field of knowledge management. He is the founder and chief scientific officer of Cognitive Edge, a research network focusing on complexity theory in sense making. He is an authority on the application of complexity theory to organizations, tacit knowledge, and an observer of the way knowledge is used in organizations. Snowden developed the Cynefin framework, a leader’s guide for decision making and a practical application of complexity theory to management science. Here is a short video that highlights his approach. <b>April Mills</b> April leads a guiding coalition for change at the U.S. Navy Naval Shipyard in Puget Sound based on Dr. John Kotter’s Leading Change 8-step model. She has a passion for creating positive change, highlighting how anyone can drive change for themselves and for their organizations and communities. April has struggled with and fought against the inertia and bureaucracy of large entrenched organizations and has practical advice for change agents based on the lessons she has learned. <b>David Hussman</b> David teaches and coaches agility in companies of all sizes all over the world. For more than 10 years, David has evolved the successful adoption of agile methods in medical, retail, legal, education, health care, control systems, digital audio, financial and more. David believes in helping companies design processes that help them instead of simply teaching them to follow a process. In addition to working side by side with design and delivery teams, David works with leader and executives to promote the use of agile methods to attack the real challenges of their specific industry. In 2009, David received the Gordon Pask Award from the Agile Alliance. David’s company DevJam provides coaching, coursework, development staff and product development. When he is not coaching or teaching, you can find David speaking at conferences around the world and publishing to a variety of sources. He has contributed to several books as well as helping to create agile curriculum for The University of Minnesota and Capella University. For more information about David check out the DevJam website. <h3>A Special Treat from Intel</h3> Plan on coming early! We will have snacks provided starting at 5:15. Network with many practitioners from all over the area! This session immediately follows the Intel Agile and Lean Development Conference. <h3>How to Register</h3> This is a FREE lecture and open to the public sponsored by the Rose City SPIN and Intel. But you can help us plan food and drinks by registering at: http://aprilspinpanel.eventbrite.com <h3>Rose City SPIN</h3> The Rose City Software Process Improvement Network (SPIN) is a monthly forum for networking, mutual support, and promotion of effective software practices. We exchange practical experiences, ideas, knowledge, wisdom, and war stories about the technical, business, and human facets of software process improvement. The Rose City SPIN serves the software development community of the Portland/Vancouver metro area. Whether you work for a large company or a small one, corporate or self-employed, industrial or academic setting, you are welcome at the Rose City SPIN. → <b><i>Rose City SPIN and Intel Present a very special Panel Discussion</i></b> <h2>From Today to Tomorrow: Preparing Ourselves for the Needs of the Future</h2> <h2>Featuring Don Reinertsen, David Snowden, April Mills, and David Hussman</h2> Dates/Times: Wednesday, April 16th, 2014: Networking @ 5:15-5:45 PM; Seminar 5:45-6:45 PM Location: Intel Jones Farm Campus, JFCC Auditorium, 2111 NE 25th Ave., Hillsboro, OR (after turning into the parking lot off of 25th, go straight through the stop sign and park in the parking lot on your left. JFCC will be on your left between JF3 and JF4.) <h3>About the panel topic</h3> World recognized speakers will discuss what is needed now and in the future to succeed in both the simple and complex aspects of our work and world. What skills are we missing? How much can we prepare for an unknown future? How can we focus on practical steps to deliver when so much is changing around us? Join us for this once in a lifetime panel where we explore these concepts and more! <h3>About the speakers</h3> <b>Don Reinertsen</b> Don is the author of three best-selling books on product development. For 30 years he has focused on creating fundamental changes in the way organizations develop products. Before starting his own firm, he had extensive management consulting experience at McKinsey and taught executive courses at California Institute of Technology. His books, Developing Products in Half the Time and The Principles of Product Development Flow are product development classics that helped drive the application of just-in-time and other Lean principles within the domain of product development. <b>David Snowden</b> David is a researcher and thought leader in the field of knowledge management. He is the founder and chief scientific officer of Cognitive Edge, a research network focusing on complexity theory in sense making. He is an authority on the application of complexity theory to organizations, tacit knowledge, and an observer of the way knowledge is used in organizations. Snowden developed the Cynefin framework, a leader’s guide for decision making and a practical application of complexity theory to management science. Here is a short video that highlights his approach. <b>April Mills</b> April leads a guiding coalition for change at the U.S. Navy Naval Shipyard in Puget Sound based on Dr. John Kotter’s Leading Change 8-step model. She has a passion for creating positive change, highlighting how anyone can drive change for themselves and for their organizations and communities. April has struggled with and fought against the inertia and bureaucracy of large entrenched organizations and has practical advice for change agents based on the lessons she has learned. <b>David Hussman</b> David teaches and coaches agility in companies of all sizes all over the world. For more than 10 years, David has evolved the successful adoption of agile methods in medical, retail, legal, education, health care, control systems, digital audio, financial and more. David believes in helping companies design processes that help them instead of simply teaching them to follow a process. In addition to working side by side with design and delivery teams, David works with leader and executives to promote the use of agile methods to attack the real challenges of their specific industry. In 2009, David received the Gordon Pask Award from the Agile Alliance. David’s company DevJam provides coaching, coursework, development staff and product development. When he is not coaching or teaching, you can find David speaking at conferences around the world and publishing to a variety of sources. He has contributed to several books as well as helping to create agile curriculum for The University of Minnesota and Capella University. For more information about David check out the DevJam website. <h3>A Special Treat from Intel</h3> Plan on coming early! We will have snacks provided starting at 5:15. Network with many practitioners from all over the area! This session immediately follows the Intel Agile and Lean Development Conference. <h3>How to Register</h3> This is a FREE lecture and open to the public sponsored by the Rose City SPIN and Intel. But you can help us plan food and drinks by registering at: http://aprilspinpanel.eventbrite.com <h3>Rose City SPIN</h3> The Rose City Software Process Improvement Network (SPIN) is a monthly forum for networking, mutual support, and promotion of effective software practices. We exchange practical experiences, ideas, knowledge, wisdom, and war stories about the technical, business, and human facets of software process improvement. The Rose City SPIN serves the software development community of the Portland/Vancouver metro area. Whether you work for a large company or a small one, corporate or self-employed, industrial or academic setting, you are welcome at the Rose City SPIN.
Change #26653
2014-03-19
16:02:14

create Calagator::Event 1250465874 Special Panel: Don Reinersten, David Snowden, April Mills, and David Hussman Roll back

description nil → <b><i>Rose City SPIN and Intel Present a very special Panel Discussion</i></b> <h2>From Today to Tomorrow: Preparing Ourselves for the Needs of the Future</h2> <h3>Featuring Don Reinertsen, David Snowden, April Mills, and David Hussman</h3> Dates/Times: Wednesday, April 16th, 2014: Networking @ 5:15-5:45 PM; Seminar 5:45-6:45 PM Location: Intel Jones Farm Campus, JFCC Auditorium, 2111 NE 25th Ave., Hillsboro, OR (after turning into the parking lot off of 25th, go straight through the stop sign and park in the parking lot on your left. JFCC will be on your left between JF3 and JF4.) <h3>About the panel topic</h3> World recognized speakers will discuss what is needed now and in the future to succeed in both the simple and complex aspects of our work and world. What skills are we missing? How much can we prepare for an unknown future? How can we focus on practical steps to deliver when so much is changing around us? Join us for this once in a lifetime panel where we explore these concepts and more! <h3>About the speakers</h3> <b>Don Reinertsen</b> Don is the author of three best-selling books on product development. For 30 years he has focused on creating fundamental changes in the way organizations develop products. Before starting his own firm, he had extensive management consulting experience at McKinsey and taught executive courses at California Institute of Technology. His books, Developing Products in Half the Time and The Principles of Product Development Flow are product development classics that helped drive the application of just-in-time and other Lean principles within the domain of product development. <b>David Snowden</b> David is a researcher and thought leader in the field of knowledge management. He is the founder and chief scientific officer of Cognitive Edge, a research network focusing on complexity theory in sense making. He is an authority on the application of complexity theory to organizations, tacit knowledge, and an observer of the way knowledge is used in organizations. Snowden developed the Cynefin framework, a leader’s guide for decision making and a practical application of complexity theory to management science. Here is a short video that highlights his approach. <b>April Mills</b> April leads a guiding coalition for change at the U.S. Navy Naval Shipyard in Puget Sound based on Dr. John Kotter’s Leading Change 8-step model. She has a passion for creating positive change, highlighting how anyone can drive change for themselves and for their organizations and communities. April has struggled with and fought against the inertia and bureaucracy of large entrenched organizations and has practical advice for change agents based on the lessons she has learned. <b>David Hussman</b> David teaches and coaches agility in companies of all sizes all over the world. For more than 10 years, David has evolved the successful adoption of agile methods in medical, retail, legal, education, health care, control systems, digital audio, financial and more. David believes in helping companies design processes that help them instead of simply teaching them to follow a process. In addition to working side by side with design and delivery teams, David works with leader and executives to promote the use of agile methods to attack the real challenges of their specific industry. In 2009, David received the Gordon Pask Award from the Agile Alliance. David’s company DevJam provides coaching, coursework, development staff and product development. When he is not coaching or teaching, you can find David speaking at conferences around the world and publishing to a variety of sources. He has contributed to several books as well as helping to create agile curriculum for The University of Minnesota and Capella University. For more information about David check out the DevJam website. <h3>A Special Treat from Intel</h3> Plan on coming early! We will have snacks provided starting at 5:15. Network with many practitioners from all over the area! This session immediately follows the Intel Agile and Lean Development Conference. <h3>How to Register</h3> This is a FREE lecture and open to the public sponsored by the Rose City SPIN and Intel. But you can help us plan food and drinks by registering at: http://aprilspinpanel.eventbrite.com <h3>Rose City SPIN</h3> The Rose City Software Process Improvement Network (SPIN) is a monthly forum for networking, mutual support, and promotion of effective software practices. We exchange practical experiences, ideas, knowledge, wisdom, and war stories about the technical, business, and human facets of software process improvement. The Rose City SPIN serves the software development community of the Portland/Vancouver metro area. Whether you work for a large company or a small one, corporate or self-employed, industrial or academic setting, you are welcome at the Rose City SPIN.
end_time nil → 2014-04-16 18:30:00 -0700
id nil → 1250465874
start_time nil → 2014-04-16 17:00:00 -0700
title nil → Special Panel: Don Reinersten, David Snowden, April Mills, and David Hussman
url nil → http://aprilspinpanel.eventbrite.com
venue_details nil → The JFCC (Jones Farm Conference Center) is located between JF3 and JF4. After turning into the parking lot off of 25th, go straight through the stop sign and park in the parking lot on your left.
venue_id nil → 202390556
Change #26652
2014-03-19
15:07:25

create Calagator::Event 1250465873 Software QA User Group (SQAUG) Roll back

description nil → SQAUG Presents: Building Automation on Business Concepts – Michael Cowan, SQE Viewpoint Construction SW Topic: Building Automation on Business Concepts - A Real World Example Come participate in an open discussion of advanced automation concepts using real world examples from Viewpoints massive ERP Solution. There will be an initial presentation on key concepts, followed by a code review of real tests and ending in an open discussion of how these concepts can be applied to your work The presentation will focus on how Viewpoint has structured its automation framework to focus on common business concepts and not a single technology. We wi ll show you how a single test can be written so it runs against a WinForm UI, Web UI, REST API or even directly against a database. This framework was implemented in C# (but I have implemented Java and Scala versions at past companies) and was executing test cases in less than 30 days. Everything we discuss will be targeted at how to get something viable up and running in less than 30 days About Our Speaker: Michael Cowan has over 20 years’ experience in the software industry, and has held individual and management roles in both QA and Development. His passions have always been automation, and he has been a lead engineer on several successf ul automation frameworks Agenda: 5:30-6:00 PM: Pizza and Networking 6:00-6:15PM: SQAUG Announcements 6:15-7:30PM: Michael Cowan will discuss automating business concepts, and any questions you’ve sent. Details: . Event is Free to the public · On site parking (directions below) · Light Hors d'oeuvres and beverages will be served · No RSVP is required to attend SQAUG is Portland/Vancouver area’s only Software Quality Assurance User Group! We are BRAND NEW, and would like to extend a warm welcome to everyone who would like to participate in a user group dedicated to growing the Quality Assurance field. SQAUG is made up of a group of SQA professionals who have banded together in an open forum to learn from each other through a series of interactive discuss ions, engaged debates, training presentations, exploring tools, and general networking and sharing of job opportunities. Our goals are to expand knowledge about Software Quality to all professionals who are passionate about their careers, and take Software Quality seriously. For more on SQAUG: http://www.sqaug.org/ Linked in: SQAUG
end_time nil → 2014-03-19 20:00:00 -0700
id nil → 1250465873
start_time nil → 2014-03-19 17:30:00 -0700
title nil → Software QA User Group (SQAUG)
url nil → http://www.sqaug.org/
venue_id nil → 202392943
Change #26651
2014-03-19
13:14:49

create Calagator::Event 1250465872 RainSec Roll back

description nil → RainSec is an informal meetup of like-minded security professionals 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 are folks experienced with information security in a professional capacity. Follow [@PDXRainSec](https://twitter.com/PDXRainSec) for updates.
end_time nil → 2014-03-25 21:30:00 -0700
id nil → 1250465872
start_time nil → 2014-03-25 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.
venue_id nil → 202390282
Change #26650
2014-03-19
12:43:36

create Calagator::Event 1250465871 pdxbyte users group (C/C++/Assembly) Roll back

description nil → Talks TBA first talk at 7PM
end_time nil → 2014-04-08 21:00:00 -0700
id nil → 1250465871
start_time nil → 2014-04-08 18:00:00 -0700
title nil → pdxbyte users group (C/C++/Assembly)
url nil → http://pdxbyte.org
venue_id nil → 202392091
Change #26649
2014-03-19
11:38:29

create Calagator::Event 1250465870 CodePDX: The ins and outs of learning to code. Roll back

description nil → Learning to code can be a daunting journey, and everyone seems to have a different approach. For our first meeting we'll discuss the various methods that have worked in the past for learning. We'll share resources, tips, and experiences and have an open discussion about tech education. This meeting is not an intro to programming, but instead a discussion surrounding methods of learning from a variety of backgrounds. Panel: -Tracy Abrahms, engineer @ Urban Airship -Carl Hall, engineer @ Cloudability Questions? Contact [Colby](http://colbyaley.com) at [email protected].
end_time nil → 2014-03-27 20:00:00 -0700
id nil → 1250465870
start_time nil → 2014-03-27 18:00:00 -0700
title nil → CodePDX: The ins and outs of learning to code.
url nil → http://codepdx.org
venue_id nil → 202394245
Change #26648
2014-03-19
10:51:08

update Calagator::Event 1250465869 PDXNode presents Nodeschool.io Roll back

end_time 2014-03-19 21:00:00 -0700 → 2014-04-24 21:00:00 -0700
locked nil → false
start_time 2014-03-19 18:00:00 -0700 → 2014-04-24 18:00:00 -0700
Change #26647
2014-03-19
10:50:53

create Calagator::Event 1250465869 PDXNode presents Nodeschool.io Roll back

description nil → Details and registration: https://ti.to/pdxnode/nodeschool This time through, we'll be offering: • Learn You Node • Stream Adventure • Level Me Up Scotty!
end_time nil → 2014-03-19 21:00:00 -0700
id nil → 1250465869
start_time nil → 2014-03-19 18:00:00 -0700
title nil → PDXNode presents Nodeschool.io
url nil → http://pdxnode.org
venue_details nil → Look for the friends standing by the door to let you in! If you arrive past 6:00pm, be patient! Or tweet @pdxnode. We'll come get you shortly.
venue_id nil → 202393660
Change #26646
2014-03-19
03:03:25

destroy Calagator::Event 1250465837 Community Design Challenge--- A Civic Data Hackathon! Roll back

Change #26645
2014-03-18
16:45:58

update Calagator::Event 1250463995 PDX Cocoaheads Roll back

description Justin Miller will present about Cocoapods. → Justin Miller will present something about mapping. You'll need to come to find out exactly what that will be. :) Walmart Labs will provide the pizza, and those who wish to will go out for beer after the meeting.
locked nil → false
Change #26643
2014-03-18
15:58:56

update Calagator::Event 1250465850 Crafty Circuits Roll back

venue_details → The door will be locked. So, you'll need to ring the doorbell to let us know you've arrived!
venue_id 202394353 → 202394383
Change #26641
2014-03-18
11:12:30

create Calagator::Event 1250465868 March Entretherapy Roll back

description nil → **Entretherapy is Donation based and you must grab a ticket from our event page.** Crowd-sourced solutions to your most pressing startup problems, in one handy place! Entretherapy is a startup event for entrepreneurs (tech & non-tech) to gather and share whatever is most pressing. Basically, we’re creating a safe place for entrepreneurs in Portland to get HELP! (This isn’t therapy and we aren’t therapists, so keep your nutty childhood at home.) **Here is how it works…** Each entrepreneur who attends will get an equal amount of time to talk. The first half of that time will be used to share a hurdle you’re facing in business. The second half is opened up to the group to offer up solutions. Attendees will receive an event recap so you won’t have to worry about taking notes (unless you want). Oh… and we’ll eat some delicious cake! Come prepared with a problem you want to be solved, because it’s going to happen. If not that night, some time over the next month we’ll offer up a solid cure for what ails ya!
end_time nil → 2014-03-26 20:00:00 -0700
id nil → 1250465868
start_time nil → 2014-03-26 18:00:00 -0700
title nil → March Entretherapy
url nil → http://cakepdx.com/events
venue_details nil → In the Buffalo Room in the back of the restaurant.
venue_id nil → 202393787
Change #26640
2014-03-18
08:29:38

update Calagator::Event 1250465867 MaptimePDX Roll back

end_time 2014-03-18 20:00:00 -0700 → 2014-04-02 20:00:00 -0700
start_time 2014-03-18 18:00:00 -0700 → 2014-04-02 18:00:00 -0700
Change #26639
2014-03-18
08:29:14

create Calagator::Event 1250465867 MaptimePDX Roll back

description nil → We are meeting at Urban Airship this time while Esri gets settled in to their NEW office building (congrats!). More details to come!
end_time nil → 2014-03-18 20:00:00 -0700
id nil → 1250465867
start_time nil → 2014-03-18 18:00:00 -0700
title nil → MaptimePDX
url nil → http://maptimepdx.org
venue_id nil → 202393660
Change #26638
2014-03-17
21:41:48

update Calagator::Event 1250465864 Teaching Kids Programming Java - for children ages 11-18 & parents Roll back

description COME LEARN TO PROGRAM JAVA... The most popular & scalable computer language in use today and the language used on the AP Computer Science Exam. This session is hands-on, it is designed for immediate feedback throughout the course, allowing for students to have fun creating with Java and removing much of the frustration normally associated with computers. See how rewarding & accessible programming can be. Students will learn clean coding techniques and proper use of advanced tools Ages: 11-18 Requirements: Please bring a laptop setup with code & eclipse from the "more information" link below. Note: we will be pairing durning the event, so kids will share laptops. This means we might not use your actual laptop and that if you don't have a laptop you can still join and participate. Adults: Every child must be accompanied by an adult. Adults are welcome to particpate as well, although we ask you to pair with other adults instead of with your kids. On Wed 19 March there will be a more adult focused session on the techniques: http://calagator.org/events/1250465770 More information: https://github.com/TeachingKidsProgramming/TeachingKidsProgramming.Java About the speakers... Lynn Langit - Big Data Architect and Educator. Former FTE at MSFT (4 years). Awards – SQL Server MVP, Google Cloud Developer Expert, MongoDB Master. Lynn has done production work with SQL Server, MongoDB, AWS and Google databases and more. Lynn has over 150 BigData screencasts on her YouTube channel (SoCalDevGal). In addition to her work with Big Data, she is also the co-founder of a non-profit, ‘Teaching Kids Programming.’ Llewellyn Falco learned to jump horses in the 7th grade while living in France. Back in states, while studying drafting in high school, he started fire eating, sleight of hand magic, and once rode a unicycle 6 miles. After learning to juggle torches, he joined a acrobatics group in college where he specialized on the trampoline and walking a slack rope. He can calculate the cube root of any perfect cube under 1,000,000 in his head, as well as pick a standard lock. He can rollerblade down a flight of stairs, backwards. Later, he has learned to play the doumbek (a type of drum), to accompaniment a belly dancing girlfriend. Llewellyn studied Tai Chi for 2 years, can throw a knife at 20 feet, and a playing card at 50. He has taught swing dancing, and loves to salsa. He is also an accomplished speed chess player. In the last year, he has been scuba diving over 20 times, become a guitar hero, and broke his personal record of paddle balling over 200 times. Llewellyn attributes his success to the large amount of caffeine he has consumed, and enjoys computer programming in his spare time. → COME LEARN TO PROGRAM JAVA... The most popular & scalable computer language in use today and the language used on the AP Computer Science Exam. This session is hands-on, it is designed for immediate feedback throughout the course, allowing for students to have fun creating with Java and removing much of the frustration normally associated with computers. See how rewarding & accessible programming can be. Students will learn clean coding techniques and proper use of advanced tools. Register for a free ticket with the Event Brite link above. Ages: 11-18 Requirements: Please bring a laptop setup with code & eclipse from the "more information" link below. Note: we will be pairing durning the event, so kids will share laptops. This means we might not use your actual laptop and that if you don't have a laptop you can still join and participate. Adults: Every child must be accompanied by an adult. Adults are welcome to particpate as well, although we ask you to pair with other adults instead of with your kids. On Wed 19 March there will be a more adult focused session on the techniques: http://calagator.org/events/1250465770 More information: https://github.com/TeachingKidsProgramming/TeachingKidsProgramming.Java About the speakers... Lynn Langit - Big Data Architect and Educator. Former FTE at MSFT (4 years). Awards – SQL Server MVP, Google Cloud Developer Expert, MongoDB Master. Lynn has done production work with SQL Server, MongoDB, AWS and Google databases and more. Lynn has over 150 BigData screencasts on her YouTube channel (SoCalDevGal). In addition to her work with Big Data, she is also the co-founder of a non-profit, ‘Teaching Kids Programming.’ Llewellyn Falco learned to jump horses in the 7th grade while living in France. Back in states, while studying drafting in high school, he started fire eating, sleight of hand magic, and once rode a unicycle 6 miles. After learning to juggle torches, he joined a acrobatics group in college where he specialized on the trampoline and walking a slack rope. He can calculate the cube root of any perfect cube under 1,000,000 in his head, as well as pick a standard lock. He can rollerblade down a flight of stairs, backwards. Later, he has learned to play the doumbek (a type of drum), to accompaniment a belly dancing girlfriend. Llewellyn studied Tai Chi for 2 years, can throw a knife at 20 feet, and a playing card at 50. He has taught swing dancing, and loves to salsa. He is also an accomplished speed chess player. In the last year, he has been scuba diving over 20 times, become a guitar hero, and broke his personal record of paddle balling over 200 times. Llewellyn attributes his success to the large amount of caffeine he has consumed, and enjoys computer programming in his spare time.
Change #26637
2014-03-17
21:33:45

create Calagator::Event 1250465866 Bridging the Digital and Physical Divide Roll back

description nil → Hear Portland’s own Second Story Studio, SapientNitro Matt Arnold and David Waingarten present their approach to creating narrative spaces and interactive digital art.
end_time nil → 2014-03-21 21:00:00 -0700
id nil → 1250465866
start_time nil → 2014-03-21 18:00:00 -0700
title nil → Bridging the Digital and Physical Divide
url nil → http://wp.siggraph.org/cascade/en/2014/03/11/march-21-2014-event/
venue_details nil → PCC Cascade Moriarty Arts Bldg, room 104 705 Killingsworth Street (and Albina) Portland OR, 97217
venue_id nil → 202390051
Change #26636
2014-03-17
20:57:34

create Calagator::Event 1250465865 PDX Big Data Discussion Group Roll back

description nil → "No talks. One paper per month, no obligation to read it." This month's paper is [Palette Power: Enabling Visual Search through Colors](http://labs.ebay.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/PalettePowerKDD2013.pdf) by Bhardwaj et al. Read it or don't - the goal is just to have something to start conversations. "Did you read the paper?" will do nicely. Mention @PDXBigData on Twitter with the link to the full paper to suggest papers for future sessions.
end_time nil → 2014-04-10 21:00:00 -0700
id nil → 1250465865
start_time nil → 2014-04-10 19:00:00 -0700
title nil → PDX Big Data Discussion Group
url nil → https://twitter.com/pdxbigdata
venue_details nil → Look for the table with the little yellow elephant.
venue_id nil → 202394302
Change #26635
2014-03-17
20:15:26

update Calagator::Event 1250465821 TiE Panel: Building Your Dream Team, Crafting Your Culture Roll back

description # Startup Culture is about building the right team, with the right mix of people. What **kind of company** do you want to be? How do you **grow your team** beyond your founder core? How can you **craft the culture** for your startup? When is the **right time** to start thinking about these things? Join us to hear the stories, insights and experiences of our panelists: - **Samad Wahedi**, CEO and Founder of **SnapFlow**, - **Ben Kaufman**, COO of **Little Bird** - **Mat Ellis**, CEO and Founder of **Cloudability** and - **Tom Kingsley**, CEO and Founder of **CrowdCompass**. The discussion will be moderated by **Ajay Malhotra**, VP of CBRE, and TiE Charter Member. This panel event promises lively discussion, plenty of time for questions, and a unique opportunity to get perspectives from some very exciting companies of different sizes and maturity - not to mention great networking. → # Startup Culture is about building the right team, with the right mix of people. What **kind of company** do you want to be? How do you **grow your team** beyond your founder core? How can you **craft the culture** for your startup? When is the **right time** to start thinking about these things? Join us to hear the stories, insights and experiences of our panelists: - **Samad Wahedi**, CEO and Founder of **Snapflow**, - **Ben Kaufman**, COO of **Little Bird** - **Mat Ellis**, CEO and Founder of **Cloudability** and - **Tom Kingsley**, CEO and Founder of **CrowdCompass**. The discussion will be moderated by **Ajay Malhotra**, VP of CBRE, and TiE Charter Member. This panel event promises lively discussion, plenty of time for questions, and a unique opportunity to get perspectives from some very exciting companies of different sizes and maturity - not to mention great networking.
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Change #26634
2014-03-17
20:08:41

update Calagator::Event 1250465864 Teaching Kids Programming Java - for children ages 11-18 & parents Roll back

description COME LEARN TO PROGRAM JAVA... The most popular & scalable computer language in use today and the language used on the AP Computer Science Exam. This session is hands-on, it is designed for immediate feedback throughout the course, allowing for students to have fun creating with Java and removing much of the frustration normally associated with computers. See how rewarding & accessible programming can be. Students will learn clean coding techniques and proper use of advanced tools Ages: 11-18 Requirements: Please bring a laptop setup with code & eclipse from the "more information" link below. Note: we will be pairing durning the event, so kids will share laptops. This means we might not use your actual laptop and that if you don't have a laptop you can still join and participate. Adults: Every child must be accompanied by an adult. Adults are welcome to particpate as well, although we ask you to pair with other adults instead of with your kids. On Wed 19 March there will be an adults only session on the techniques: http://calagator.org/events/1250465770 More information: https://github.com/TeachingKidsProgramming/TeachingKidsProgramming.Java About the speakers... Lynn Langit - Big Data Architect and Educator. Former FTE at MSFT (4 years). Awards – SQL Server MVP, Google Cloud Developer Expert, MongoDB Master. Lynn has done production work with SQL Server, MongoDB, AWS and Google databases and more. Lynn has over 150 BigData screencasts on her YouTube channel (SoCalDevGal). In addition to her work with Big Data, she is also the co-founder of a non-profit, ‘Teaching Kids Programming.’ Llewellyn Falco learned to jump horses in the 7th grade while living in France. Back in states, while studying drafting in high school, he started fire eating, sleight of hand magic, and once rode a unicycle 6 miles. After learning to juggle torches, he joined a acrobatics group in college where he specialized on the trampoline and walking a slack rope. He can calculate the cube root of any perfect cube under 1,000,000 in his head, as well as pick a standard lock. He can rollerblade down a flight of stairs, backwards. Later, he has learned to play the doumbek (a type of drum), to accompaniment a belly dancing girlfriend. Llewellyn studied Tai Chi for 2 years, can throw a knife at 20 feet, and a playing card at 50. He has taught swing dancing, and loves to salsa. He is also an accomplished speed chess player. In the last year, he has been scuba diving over 20 times, become a guitar hero, and broke his personal record of paddle balling over 200 times. Llewellyn attributes his success to the large amount of caffeine he has consumed, and enjoys computer programming in his spare time. → COME LEARN TO PROGRAM JAVA... The most popular & scalable computer language in use today and the language used on the AP Computer Science Exam. This session is hands-on, it is designed for immediate feedback throughout the course, allowing for students to have fun creating with Java and removing much of the frustration normally associated with computers. See how rewarding & accessible programming can be. Students will learn clean coding techniques and proper use of advanced tools Ages: 11-18 Requirements: Please bring a laptop setup with code & eclipse from the "more information" link below. Note: we will be pairing durning the event, so kids will share laptops. This means we might not use your actual laptop and that if you don't have a laptop you can still join and participate. Adults: Every child must be accompanied by an adult. Adults are welcome to particpate as well, although we ask you to pair with other adults instead of with your kids. On Wed 19 March there will be a more adult focused session on the techniques: http://calagator.org/events/1250465770 More information: https://github.com/TeachingKidsProgramming/TeachingKidsProgramming.Java About the speakers... Lynn Langit - Big Data Architect and Educator. Former FTE at MSFT (4 years). Awards – SQL Server MVP, Google Cloud Developer Expert, MongoDB Master. Lynn has done production work with SQL Server, MongoDB, AWS and Google databases and more. Lynn has over 150 BigData screencasts on her YouTube channel (SoCalDevGal). In addition to her work with Big Data, she is also the co-founder of a non-profit, ‘Teaching Kids Programming.’ Llewellyn Falco learned to jump horses in the 7th grade while living in France. Back in states, while studying drafting in high school, he started fire eating, sleight of hand magic, and once rode a unicycle 6 miles. After learning to juggle torches, he joined a acrobatics group in college where he specialized on the trampoline and walking a slack rope. He can calculate the cube root of any perfect cube under 1,000,000 in his head, as well as pick a standard lock. He can rollerblade down a flight of stairs, backwards. Later, he has learned to play the doumbek (a type of drum), to accompaniment a belly dancing girlfriend. Llewellyn studied Tai Chi for 2 years, can throw a knife at 20 feet, and a playing card at 50. He has taught swing dancing, and loves to salsa. He is also an accomplished speed chess player. In the last year, he has been scuba diving over 20 times, become a guitar hero, and broke his personal record of paddle balling over 200 times. Llewellyn attributes his success to the large amount of caffeine he has consumed, and enjoys computer programming in his spare time.
Change #26633
2014-03-17
20:06:38

update Calagator::Event 1250465770 Agile PDX Evening: Teaching Kids Programming with Agile Techniques Roll back

description In this workshop, attendees will experience our Intentional Method of introducing children (ages 10+) to programming (in java) using recipes . We use Agile techniques such as pair programming, randoris, short iterations, re-factoring & test-driven development in teaching. Pair instructors model Agile practices while teaching. Learn how to teach technical processes using Agile techniques. Although we’ve mostly used our method with children, we have also successfully taught adults using similar methodologies. Note: There will be hands-on sections of this presentation. While not everyone will need a laptop, please bring one if you can, and set it up with the courseware & eclipse from our github account full link: https://github.com/TeachingKidsProgramming/TeachingKidsProgramming.Java short link: http://lfal.co/tkpjava About the speakers... Llewellyn Falco learned to jump horses in the 7th grade while living in France. Back in states, while studying drafting in high school, he started fire eating, sleight of hand magic, and once rode a unicycle 6 miles. After learning to juggle torches, he joined a acrobatics group in college where he specialized on the trampoline and walking a slack rope. He can calculate the cube root of any perfect cube under 1,000,000 in his head, as well as pick a standard lock. He can rollerblade down a flight of stairs, backwards. Later, he has learned to play the doumbek (a type of drum), to accompaniment a belly dancing girlfriend. Llewellyn studied Tai Chi for 2 years, can throw a knife at 20 feet, and a playing card at 50. He has taught swing dancing, and loves to salsa. He is also an accomplished speed chess player. In the last year, he has been scuba diving over 20 times, become a guitar hero, and broke his personal record of paddle balling over 200 times. Llewellyn attributes his success to the large amount of caffeine he has consumed, and enjoys computer programming in his spare time. Lynn Langit - Big Data Architect and Educator. Former FTE at MSFT (4 years). Awards – SQL Server MVP, Google Cloud Developer Expert, MongoDB Master. Lynn has done production work with SQL Server, MongoDB, AWS and Google databases and more. Lynn has over 150 BigData screencasts on her YouTube channel (SoCalDevGal). In addition to her work with Big Data, she is also the co-founder of a non-profit, ‘Teaching Kids Programming.’ → In this workshop, attendees will experience our Intentional Method of introducing children (ages 10+) to programming (in java) using recipes . We use Agile techniques such as pair programming, randoris, short iterations, re-factoring & test-driven development in teaching. Pair instructors model Agile practices while teaching. Learn how to teach technical processes using Agile techniques. Although we’ve mostly used our method with children, we have also successfully taught adults using similar methodologies. Note: on Tue 18 March there is a version of this event for kids to try it out along with their peers and parents: http://calagator.org/events/1250465864 Note: There will be hands-on sections of this presentation. While not everyone will need a laptop, please bring one if you can, and set it up with the courseware & eclipse from our github account full link: https://github.com/TeachingKidsProgramming/TeachingKidsProgramming.Java short link: http://lfal.co/tkpjava About the speakers... Llewellyn Falco learned to jump horses in the 7th grade while living in France. Back in states, while studying drafting in high school, he started fire eating, sleight of hand magic, and once rode a unicycle 6 miles. After learning to juggle torches, he joined a acrobatics group in college where he specialized on the trampoline and walking a slack rope. He can calculate the cube root of any perfect cube under 1,000,000 in his head, as well as pick a standard lock. He can rollerblade down a flight of stairs, backwards. Later, he has learned to play the doumbek (a type of drum), to accompaniment a belly dancing girlfriend. Llewellyn studied Tai Chi for 2 years, can throw a knife at 20 feet, and a playing card at 50. He has taught swing dancing, and loves to salsa. He is also an accomplished speed chess player. In the last year, he has been scuba diving over 20 times, become a guitar hero, and broke his personal record of paddle balling over 200 times. Llewellyn attributes his success to the large amount of caffeine he has consumed, and enjoys computer programming in his spare time. Lynn Langit - Big Data Architect and Educator. Former FTE at MSFT (4 years). Awards – SQL Server MVP, Google Cloud Developer Expert, MongoDB Master. Lynn has done production work with SQL Server, MongoDB, AWS and Google databases and more. Lynn has over 150 BigData screencasts on her YouTube channel (SoCalDevGal). In addition to her work with Big Data, she is also the co-founder of a non-profit, ‘Teaching Kids Programming.’
locked nil → false
Change #26632
2014-03-17
20:04:12

destroy Calagator::Event 1250465863 Teaching Kids Programming Java - for children ages 11-18 & parents Roll back

Change #26631
2014-03-17
20:02:43

create Calagator::Event 1250465864 Teaching Kids Programming Java - for children ages 11-18 & parents Roll back

description nil → COME LEARN TO PROGRAM JAVA... The most popular & scalable computer language in use today and the language used on the AP Computer Science Exam. This session is hands-on, it is designed for immediate feedback throughout the course, allowing for students to have fun creating with Java and removing much of the frustration normally associated with computers. See how rewarding & accessible programming can be. Students will learn clean coding techniques and proper use of advanced tools Ages: 11-18 Requirements: Please bring a laptop setup with code & eclipse from the "more information" link below. Note: we will be pairing durning the event, so kids will share laptops. This means we might not use your actual laptop and that if you don't have a laptop you can still join and participate. Adults: Every child must be accompanied by an adult. Adults are welcome to particpate as well, although we ask you to pair with other adults instead of with your kids. On Wed 19 March there will be an adults only session on the techniques: http://calagator.org/events/1250465770 More information: https://github.com/TeachingKidsProgramming/TeachingKidsProgramming.Java About the speakers... Lynn Langit - Big Data Architect and Educator. Former FTE at MSFT (4 years). Awards – SQL Server MVP, Google Cloud Developer Expert, MongoDB Master. Lynn has done production work with SQL Server, MongoDB, AWS and Google databases and more. Lynn has over 150 BigData screencasts on her YouTube channel (SoCalDevGal). In addition to her work with Big Data, she is also the co-founder of a non-profit, ‘Teaching Kids Programming.’ Llewellyn Falco learned to jump horses in the 7th grade while living in France. Back in states, while studying drafting in high school, he started fire eating, sleight of hand magic, and once rode a unicycle 6 miles. After learning to juggle torches, he joined a acrobatics group in college where he specialized on the trampoline and walking a slack rope. He can calculate the cube root of any perfect cube under 1,000,000 in his head, as well as pick a standard lock. He can rollerblade down a flight of stairs, backwards. Later, he has learned to play the doumbek (a type of drum), to accompaniment a belly dancing girlfriend. Llewellyn studied Tai Chi for 2 years, can throw a knife at 20 feet, and a playing card at 50. He has taught swing dancing, and loves to salsa. He is also an accomplished speed chess player. In the last year, he has been scuba diving over 20 times, become a guitar hero, and broke his personal record of paddle balling over 200 times. Llewellyn attributes his success to the large amount of caffeine he has consumed, and enjoys computer programming in his spare time.
end_time nil → 2014-03-18 21:00:00 -0700
id nil → 1250465864
start_time nil → 2014-03-18 18:00:00 -0700
title nil → Teaching Kids Programming Java - for children ages 11-18 & parents
url nil → http://www.eventbrite.com/e/teaching-kids-programming-java-tickets-10957703787
venue_details nil → Thetus Corp 34 NW 1st Ave., Suite 300 Portland, OR 97209
venue_id nil → 202394339
Change #26630
2014-03-17
20:01:55

create Calagator::Event 1250465863 Teaching Kids Programming Java - for children ages 11-18 & parents Roll back

description nil → COME LEARN TO PROGRAM JAVA... The most popular & scalable computer language in use today and the language used on the AP Computer Science Exam. This session is hands-on, it is designed for immediate feedback throughout the course, allowing for students to have fun creating with Java and removing much of the frustration normally associated with computers. See how rewarding & accessible programming can be. Students will learn clean coding techniques and proper use of advanced tools Ages: 11-18 Requirements: Please bring a laptop setup with code & eclipse from the "more information" link below. Note: we will be pairing durning the event, so kids will share laptops. This means we might not use your actual laptop and that if you don't have a laptop you can still join and participate. Adults: Every child must be accompanied by an adult. Adults are welcome to particpate as well, although we ask you to pair with other adults instead of with your kids. On Wed 19 March there will be an adults only session on the techniques: http://calagator.org/events/1250465770 More information: https://github.com/TeachingKidsProgramming/TeachingKidsProgramming.Java About the speakers... Lynn Langit - Big Data Architect and Educator. Former FTE at MSFT (4 years). Awards – SQL Server MVP, Google Cloud Developer Expert, MongoDB Master. Lynn has done production work with SQL Server, MongoDB, AWS and Google databases and more. Lynn has over 150 BigData screencasts on her YouTube channel (SoCalDevGal). In addition to her work with Big Data, she is also the co-founder of a non-profit, ‘Teaching Kids Programming.’ Llewellyn Falco learned to jump horses in the 7th grade while living in France. Back in states, while studying drafting in high school, he started fire eating, sleight of hand magic, and once rode a unicycle 6 miles. After learning to juggle torches, he joined a acrobatics group in college where he specialized on the trampoline and walking a slack rope. He can calculate the cube root of any perfect cube under 1,000,000 in his head, as well as pick a standard lock. He can rollerblade down a flight of stairs, backwards. Later, he has learned to play the doumbek (a type of drum), to accompaniment a belly dancing girlfriend. Llewellyn studied Tai Chi for 2 years, can throw a knife at 20 feet, and a playing card at 50. He has taught swing dancing, and loves to salsa. He is also an accomplished speed chess player. In the last year, he has been scuba diving over 20 times, become a guitar hero, and broke his personal record of paddle balling over 200 times. Llewellyn attributes his success to the large amount of caffeine he has consumed, and enjoys computer programming in his spare time.
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id nil → 1250465863
start_time nil → 2014-03-18 18:00:00 -0700
title nil → Teaching Kids Programming Java - for children ages 11-18 & parents
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venue_details nil → Thetus Corp 34 NW 1st Ave., Suite 300 Portland, OR 97209
venue_id nil → 202394339
Change #26629
2014-03-17
19:33:29

create Calagator::Event 1250465862 Portland 3D Printing Lab Roll back

description nil → In February 60 Layer Geeks got to see how real Oregon companies team up to create business opportunities using 3D printing. We kicked off with a high-level overview of what 3D printing is and how it's used. Then, we took a look at updates in the industry and talked about how we, as a community, can work together. Next, Rigado Systems, makers of Lumenplay, showed us how 3D printed parts allows them to be responsive to their customers' needs. RapidMade showed us the kinds of products they can make in short order and gave us advice on how to prepare your products to be printed. Lastly, ProtoPasta told us the story of their Kickstarter for desktop 3D printer filament, made with polycarb and carbon fiber. In March, we'll take a look at the tools, including an in-depth look at 3D scanning and 3d printed prosthetic hands! Agenda follows: 0600p : 3D printing for Beginners 0630p : Networking over light food/beverages 0730p : Intro 0710p : Show your projects OR Community Q&A - Shout out a question, get it answered 0750p : Sklyr @ 3Digitize.us talks about the state of the art in 3D scanning, with a LIVE demo! 0810p : Ivan Owen tells us the story of creating prosthetic hands and joining the e.Nable project! 0810p : More Networking! Note 1: We also had a LARGE number of printers (including a delta!) represented at our Feb meetup. If you'd like to bring a printer, please contact the group organizer, so we can set aside table space. Note 2: If you have a project or business you'd like to talk about, please contact the group organizer by private message. We're looking for 15-20 minute presentations. Slides aren't necessary, but we have access to a projector and plenty of table space. Good examples would be demonstrations of a new technique/tool, an overview of a service you provide, a unique project you've modeled/printed, etc. If you know a great speaker, please refer them! Please share this with your network and bring your imagination and enthusiasm. We'd particularly like to get people from bigger corps that are using a lot of 3D printing in their design process (looking at you Nike and Intel :)
end_time nil → 2014-03-25 21:30:00 -0700
id nil → 1250465862
start_time nil → 2014-03-25 18:30:00 -0700
title nil → Portland 3D Printing Lab
url nil → http://meetup.com/Portland-3D-Printing-Lab/
venue_id nil → 202394345
Change #26628
2014-03-17
17:58:30

create Calagator::Event 1250465861 WebVisions PDX Roll back

description nil → WebVisions explores the future of web and mobile design, UX, digital media and technology with a badass lineup of speakers: Maria Giudice (Facebook), Tomer Sharon (Google), Internet legend Tim Bray, Brian David Johnson (author and Intel futurist), John Carlin (Funny Garbage) and more! **Early Bird rates end March 26!** [Register today!](http://webvisions.strangertickets.com/events/10352890/webvisions-portland)
end_time nil → 2014-05-09 17:00:00 -0700
id nil → 1250465861
start_time nil → 2014-05-07 09:00:00 -0700
title nil → WebVisions PDX
url nil → http://www.webvisionsevent.com
venue_details nil → WebVisions is held in the B Series Meeting Rooms
venue_id nil → 202389921
Change #26627
2014-03-17
16:48:26

update Calagator::Event 1250465860 PDMA Learning and Networking Event -- User Experience: What’s The Big Deal? Roll back

description **PDMA Learning and Networking Event** **Thursday, March 27, 2014** **6:00-8:00 PM** Join PDMA for an interactive discussion with seasoned local Designers and Product Managers on how their experiences at the junction between design and product have driven business results. What do Product Managers need to know about UX and how do Product Managers and UX Designers effectively work together? How can Product Managers incorporate best UX practices into their daily lives? We hope you can join us to explore this exciting topic! **Panelists:** **Clodine Mallinckrodt, Manager, Planning Analytics---Providence Health and Services** **Margi Waite, Senior Product Manager---ADP Dealer Services** **Liz Walker, Director of Nike+ Platform Experience--Nike** And don’t forget to join us at ProductCamp Portland 3.0 on Saturday, April 12th at Southridge High School. More info at: [productcamppdx.org](http://www.productcamp.org/) The Product Development and Management Association (PDMA) is the premier global advocate for product development and management professionals. The Oregon chapter's mission is to help local professionals and organizations to identify, develop, and launch more innovative and profitable products and services through cross-industry collaboration, thought leadership, and the sharing of best practices and practical knowledge. For more information about the Oregon Chapter of the PDMA, please contact: David Nash, Chapter President, at [email protected]. We encourage everyone in Oregon who is interested in the Product Development Manager's Association to become a member of the National PDMA. For a great explanation on the benefits of membership in the PDMA, click [here](http://www.pdma.org/p/cm/ld/fid=171) **Schedule:** 6:00 – 6:30pm: Gathering / Networking / Refreshments** 6:30 – 6:45pm: Announcements (upcoming events, who’s hiring, etc.) 6:45 – 7:30pm: Panel Discussion 7:30 – 7:45pm: Q&A / Open discussion 7:45 – 8:00pm: Networking **Cost:** $10 on-line registration prior to the event ** $15 at the door A discount is available for PDMA members. To register online, click the website address above ** Note: This is a no-host event. The complete Lucky Lab food and drink menu is available. Grab a cold ale & bite to eat - and bring a friend or colleague to add to the discussion. → ##**PDMA Learning and Networking Event** ##** User Experience: What’s The Big Deal?** **Thursday, March 27, 2014** **6:00-8:00 PM** Join PDMA for an interactive discussion with seasoned local Designers and Product Managers on how their experiences at the junction between design and product have driven business results. What do Product Managers need to know about UX and how do Product Managers and UX Designers effectively work together? How can Product Managers incorporate best UX practices into their daily lives? We hope you can join us to explore this exciting topic! **Panelists:** **Clodine Mallinckrodt, Manager, Planning Analytics---Providence Health and Services** **Margi Waite, Senior Product Manager---ADP Dealer Services** **Liz Walker, Director of Nike+ Platform Experience--Nike** And don’t forget to join us at ProductCamp Portland 3.0 on Saturday, April 12th at Southridge High School. More info at: [productcamppdx.org](http://www.productcamp.org/) The Product Development and Management Association (PDMA) is the premier global advocate for product development and management professionals. The Oregon chapter's mission is to help local professionals and organizations to identify, develop, and launch more innovative and profitable products and services through cross-industry collaboration, thought leadership, and the sharing of best practices and practical knowledge. For more information about the Oregon Chapter of the PDMA, please contact: David Nash, Chapter President, at [email protected]. We encourage everyone in Oregon who is interested in the Product Development Manager's Association to become a member of the National PDMA. For a great explanation on the benefits of membership in the PDMA, click [here](http://www.pdma.org/p/cm/ld/fid=171) **Schedule:** 6:00 – 6:30pm: Gathering / Networking / Refreshments** 6:30 – 6:45pm: Announcements (upcoming events, who’s hiring, etc.) 6:45 – 7:30pm: Panel Discussion 7:30 – 7:45pm: Q&A / Open discussion 7:45 – 8:00pm: Networking **Cost:** $10 on-line registration prior to the event ** $15 at the door A discount is available for PDMA members. To register online, click the website address above ** Note: This is a no-host event. The complete Lucky Lab food and drink menu is available. Grab a cold ale & bite to eat - and bring a friend or colleague to add to the discussion.
Change #26626
2014-03-17
16:44:58

create Calagator::Event 1250465860 PDMA Learning and Networking Event -- User Experience: What’s The Big Deal? Roll back

description nil → **PDMA Learning and Networking Event** **Thursday, March 27, 2014** **6:00-8:00 PM** Join PDMA for an interactive discussion with seasoned local Designers and Product Managers on how their experiences at the junction between design and product have driven business results. What do Product Managers need to know about UX and how do Product Managers and UX Designers effectively work together? How can Product Managers incorporate best UX practices into their daily lives? We hope you can join us to explore this exciting topic! **Panelists:** **Clodine Mallinckrodt, Manager, Planning Analytics---Providence Health and Services** **Margi Waite, Senior Product Manager---ADP Dealer Services** **Liz Walker, Director of Nike+ Platform Experience--Nike** And don’t forget to join us at ProductCamp Portland 3.0 on Saturday, April 12th at Southridge High School. More info at: [productcamppdx.org](http://www.productcamp.org/) The Product Development and Management Association (PDMA) is the premier global advocate for product development and management professionals. The Oregon chapter's mission is to help local professionals and organizations to identify, develop, and launch more innovative and profitable products and services through cross-industry collaboration, thought leadership, and the sharing of best practices and practical knowledge. For more information about the Oregon Chapter of the PDMA, please contact: David Nash, Chapter President, at [email protected]. We encourage everyone in Oregon who is interested in the Product Development Manager's Association to become a member of the National PDMA. For a great explanation on the benefits of membership in the PDMA, click [here](http://www.pdma.org/p/cm/ld/fid=171) **Schedule:** 6:00 – 6:30pm: Gathering / Networking / Refreshments** 6:30 – 6:45pm: Announcements (upcoming events, who’s hiring, etc.) 6:45 – 7:30pm: Panel Discussion 7:30 – 7:45pm: Q&A / Open discussion 7:45 – 8:00pm: Networking **Cost:** $10 on-line registration prior to the event ** $15 at the door A discount is available for PDMA members. To register online, click the website address above ** Note: This is a no-host event. The complete Lucky Lab food and drink menu is available. Grab a cold ale & bite to eat - and bring a friend or colleague to add to the discussion.
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Change #26625
2014-03-17
16:41:42

create Calagator::Event 1250465859 Hack + Help Roll back

description nil → This week at Hack + Help, we'll have front end developers, back end developers, Rubyists, Javascripters and who knows who else. Whether you are new to coding or just want to pick up a new language or experienced in coding and want to help others learn, please join us! Bring your laptop and desire to learn (and/or teach!).
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title nil → Hack + Help
url nil → http://www.portlandcodeschool.com
venue_details nil → This session is at Portland Code School (part of Burnside Digital). If the door is locked when you get there, ring the doorbell and we'll come get you. Or text 503-970-3645.
venue_id nil → 202394313
Change #26624
2014-03-17
15:44:29

create Calagator::Event 1250465858 North Portland Coders Night Roll back

description nil → Come hang out, drink beer, and write code *every* Monday night. The meetings are extremely informal, and everyone is welcome! It is highly suggested that you bring a laptop and a project to work on. Maybe we'll be in the middle room, maybe in the back room, just keep walking until you see a table full of laptops. By attending, you agree to comply with the [Code of Conduct]( https://github.com/Bergamot/policies/blob/master/citizen_code_of_conduct.md).
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Change #26623
2014-03-17
15:44:22

create Calagator::Event 1250465857 North Portland Coders Night Roll back

description nil → Come hang out, drink beer, and write code *every* Monday night. The meetings are extremely informal, and everyone is welcome! It is highly suggested that you bring a laptop and a project to work on. Maybe we'll be in the middle room, maybe in the back room, just keep walking until you see a table full of laptops. By attending, you agree to comply with the [Code of Conduct]( https://github.com/Bergamot/policies/blob/master/citizen_code_of_conduct.md).
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Change #26622
2014-03-17
15:44:14

create Calagator::Event 1250465856 North Portland Coders Night Roll back

description nil → Come hang out, drink beer, and write code *every* Monday night. The meetings are extremely informal, and everyone is welcome! It is highly suggested that you bring a laptop and a project to work on. Maybe we'll be in the middle room, maybe in the back room, just keep walking until you see a table full of laptops. By attending, you agree to comply with the [Code of Conduct]( https://github.com/Bergamot/policies/blob/master/citizen_code_of_conduct.md).
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Change #26621
2014-03-17
15:44:08

create Calagator::Event 1250465855 North Portland Coders Night Roll back

description nil → Come hang out, drink beer, and write code *every* Monday night. The meetings are extremely informal, and everyone is welcome! It is highly suggested that you bring a laptop and a project to work on. Maybe we'll be in the middle room, maybe in the back room, just keep walking until you see a table full of laptops. By attending, you agree to comply with the [Code of Conduct]( https://github.com/Bergamot/policies/blob/master/citizen_code_of_conduct.md).
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Change #26620
2014-03-17
15:43:52

create Calagator::Event 1250465854 North Portland Coders Night Roll back

description nil → Come hang out, drink beer, and write code *every* Monday night. The meetings are extremely informal, and everyone is welcome! It is highly suggested that you bring a laptop and a project to work on. Maybe we'll be in the middle room, maybe in the back room, just keep walking until you see a table full of laptops. By attending, you agree to comply with the [Code of Conduct]( https://github.com/Bergamot/policies/blob/master/citizen_code_of_conduct.md).
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Change #26618
2014-03-17
14:04:44

destroy Calagator::Event 1250463429 Who Gives A Brand? Roll back

Change #26617
2014-03-17
14:04:24

destroy Calagator::Event 1250464737 Formic Media Lunch & Learn: Who Gives a Brand? Roll back

Change #26616
2014-03-17
09:44:01

update Calagator::Event 1250465732 Create an Effective Investor Pitch Roll back

description We suggest that entrepreneurs not worry about pitching until your company is investor ready. But when the time is right, create a truly effective pitch that combines the right preparation, content, delivery and follow-up. In this seminar, we describe how to do that. Included Tools: OTBC Pitch Checklist This is part of the <a href="http://www.otbc.org/get_started">OTBC Get Started</a> series. When: Thursday, Apr. 10, 7:30am-8:30am<br> Where: OTBC<br> Cost: $15 → We suggest that entrepreneurs not worry about pitching until your company is investor ready. But when the time is right, create a truly effective pitch that combines the right preparation, content, delivery and follow-up. In this seminar, we describe how to do that. Included Tools: OTBC Pitch Checklist This is part of the <a href="http://www.otbc.org/get_started">OTBC Get Started</a> series. When: Thursday, Apr. 10, 4pm-5:30pm<br> Where: OTBC<br> Cost: $15
end_time 2014-04-10 08:30:00 -0700 → 2014-04-10 17:30:00 -0700
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Change #26615
2014-03-17
09:43:24

update Calagator::Event 1250465731 Create a Realistic Funding Plan Roll back

description Angel investors will not fund an idea - especially not for a first-time entrepreneur. They won't even fund a business plan. Fortunately there are sources of funding available to the early stage entrepreneur. We'll talk about those in this workshop, and walk through a realistic early-stage startup funding strategy. So you'll know right up front what it takes to get funded. This seminar is part of the <a href="http://www.otbc.org/get_started">OTBC Get Started</a> series. When: Thursday, April 3, 7:30am-8:30am Where: OTBC Cost: $15 → Angel investors will not fund an idea - especially not for a first-time entrepreneur. They won't even fund a business plan. Fortunately there are sources of funding available to the early stage entrepreneur. We'll talk about those in this workshop, and walk through a realistic early-stage startup funding strategy. So you'll know right up front what it takes to get funded. This seminar is part of the <a href="http://www.otbc.org/get_started">OTBC Get Started</a> series. When: Thursday, April 3, 4pm-5:30pm Where: OTBC Cost: $15
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start_time 2014-04-03 07:30:00 -0700 → 2014-04-03 16:00:00 -0700
Change #26614
2014-03-17
09:42:29

update Calagator::Event 1250465728 How to Validate your Startup Idea Roll back

description You have an idea for a startup. Is it a good idea? Find out! Validate the market need, your solution, and the overall business model first, and your odds of success go up. Way up. In this workshops, we’ll show you how. In this session, we'll walk through each segment of a one page business model canvas and talk about how to document business model assumptions and how to test those assumptions. This seminar is part of the <a href="http://www.otbc.org/get_started">OTBC Get Started</a> series When - 7:30am-8:30am, Thursday, Feb. 27 <br> Where - OTBC, 8305 SW Creekside Pl, Beaverton, OR 97008<br> Cost: $15 → You have an idea for a startup. Is it a good idea? Find out! Validate the market need, your solution, and the overall business model first, and your odds of success go up. Way up. In this workshops, we’ll show you how. In this session, we'll walk through each segment of a one page business model canvas and talk about how to document business model assumptions and how to test those assumptions. This seminar is part of the <a href="http://www.otbc.org/get_started">OTBC Get Started</a> series When - 4pm-5:30pm, Thursday, April 24<br> Where - OTBC, 8305 SW Creekside Pl, Beaverton, OR 97008<br> Cost: $15
title How to Validate your Startup Idea → You have a Startup Idea: is it a Good One?
Change #26613
2014-03-17
09:40:23

update Calagator::Event 1250465852 Pricing for Profit - a Scientific Approach Roll back

description It's market-research Friday at OTBC, with free market research seminars. Do you get that feeling of panic when you hit “send” on that latest price list or proposal? Do you wish you had a better methodology for developing a price or pricing scheme? You are not alone! Pricing Guru Mike Pritchard, expert in pricing methodologies and research, is providing this presentation for the Oregon Technology Business Center to help entrepreneurs learn about scientific pricing approaches supported by actual customer and market research. → April 11 is market-research Friday at OTBC, with free market research seminars. Do you get that feeling of panic when you hit “send” on that latest price list or proposal? Do you wish you had a better methodology for developing a price or pricing scheme? You are not alone! Pricing Guru Mike Pritchard, expert in pricing methodologies and research, is providing this presentation for the Oregon Technology Business Center to help entrepreneurs learn about scientific pricing approaches supported by actual customer and market research.
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Change #26612
2014-03-17
09:39:46

create Calagator::Event 1250465853 Market Research Roundtable Roll back

description nil → April 11 is market research day at OTBC, with two free seminars. · How big is the market? · Which features are important? · How do I create a good survey? · What research does an investor care about? · Customer satisfaction research: why, when and how? Bring your burning questions about market research to a roundtable discussion led by an expert. Mike Pritchard of 5 Circles Research is in town for the weekend for presentations on pricing at the OTBC and Product Camp. Mike has generously agreed to spend the whole afternoon Friday April 11th so that you can take advantage of his expertise and experience.
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venue_id nil → 202392234
Change #26611
2014-03-17
09:37:53

update Calagator::Event 1250465852 Pricing for Profit - a Scientific Approach Roll back

end_time 2014-04-11 11:00:00 -0700 → 2014-04-11 17:30:00 -0700
start_time 2014-04-11 10:00:00 -0700 → 2014-04-11 15:00:00 -0700
Change #26610
2014-03-17
09:37:30

create Calagator::Event 1250465852 Pricing for Profit - a Scientific Approach Roll back

description nil → It's market-research Friday at OTBC, with free market research seminars. Do you get that feeling of panic when you hit “send” on that latest price list or proposal? Do you wish you had a better methodology for developing a price or pricing scheme? You are not alone! Pricing Guru Mike Pritchard, expert in pricing methodologies and research, is providing this presentation for the Oregon Technology Business Center to help entrepreneurs learn about scientific pricing approaches supported by actual customer and market research.
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Change #26609
2014-03-17
09:14:09

create Calagator::Event 1250465851 Crafty Circuits Roll back

description nil → Interested in wearable and physical computing, and crafts? Have some projects you'd like to work on, but could benefit from a creative atmosphere? Cacophonous Creations and Flux Lab team up to offer just the space! (more details in the facebook event page)
end_time nil → 2014-04-14 20:00:00 -0700
id nil → 1250465851
start_time nil → 2014-04-14 18:00:00 -0700
title nil → Crafty Circuits
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venue_id nil → 202394353
Change #26608
2014-03-17
09:02:55

create Calagator::Event 1250465850 Crafty Circuits Roll back

description nil → Interested in wearable and physical computing, and crafts? Have some projects you'd like to work on, but could benefit from a creative atmosphere? Cacophonous Creations and Flux Lab team up to offer just the space! You bring your projects and supplies. We will supply wifi, and a place to share ideas and collaborate with a community of fellow creators and makers. We can answer some of your soft circuit questions, share tips and tricks, and support your creative endeavors! Things to note: *This is an alcohol free, all ages space. *Some components will be available for purchase. Please contact Cat ([email protected]) if there's something specific you want available for your project. *While this is a free event, we will be setting out a tip jar to help raise funds to cover the costs of hosting this awesome bi-weekly event. For more about Cacophonous Creations, please visit: https://www.facebook.com/cacophonouscreations
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Change #26606
2014-03-17
00:30:49

create Calagator::Event 1250465849 PDX UX Happy Hour Roll back

description nil → For April, we'll have 2 copies each of Lean UX and Designing Multi-Device Experiences to give away, first come first serve! (Venue is still to be determined at the moment.) --- UX Happy Hour is a monthly gathering of designers, researchers, developers, and anyone else interested in chatting about user experience. As the name might indicate, it's just beer and hanging out!
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title nil → PDX UX Happy Hour
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Change #26605
2014-03-17
00:27:00

update Calagator::Event 1250465848 Portland Tech (St. Patrick's Day) Meetup Roll back

end_time 2014-03-17 02:00:00 -0700 → 2014-03-17 22:00:00 -0700
start_time 2014-03-17 01:00:00 -0700 → 2014-03-17 18:00:00 -0700
Change #26603
2014-03-17
00:25:47

create Calagator::Event 1250465848 Portland Tech (St. Patrick's Day) Meetup Roll back

description nil → Join us for the Portland Tech Meetup on the 3rd Monday of every month. Portland has one of the most vibrant tech communities in the country, and the more we support our tech ecosystem, the more we'll all experience and create together! Join us to learn about the cool and amazing technologies being developed by Portland companies. You can arrive early (as early as 5:30) and network. Event volunteers are welcome! Let us know if you'd like to volunteer. Entry to the St. Patrick's Day meetup and party is: $10 per person until 4pm on 3/17. $20 per person at the door. Agenda 6:00pm - Doors Open / Buffet / Drinks / Get to know your community 7:00pm - Event Begins! - Community Announcements: Events, Jobs, etc. (20 seconds/ea) - Pres. #1: Robert Caruso of BundlePost - Pres. #2: Kelly White of Silvertail Software - Pres. #3: Shashi Jain of Matter Compilers - Pres. #4: Aaron Parecki of ESRI - Pres. #5: Tony Falco of Orchestrate 8:00 - 10:00pm - St. Patrick's Day After-Party: We'll be staying at MercyCorps for this month's after-party with green beer, music, and lots of awesome networking! PDXTechMeetup Sponsors: Turnstone Immix Law Group Simple ======================================== Links to better acquaint yourself with the PDX Tech Meetup: 1. PDX Tech Meetup Video Teaser 2. PDX Tech Meetup Videos Featuring Past Presenters 3. Follow the Twitter Hashtag #PDXTechMeetup 4. Follow @PDXTechMeetup on Twitter ========================================
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title nil → Portland Tech (St. Patrick's Day) Meetup
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